The Straits Times, 6 January 1974
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Title Section29 1974-01-06 1 TOTAL WEEKLY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 300,000 The Sunday Times Largest sales in Si. Asia I No. 1965 SUNDAY JANUARY 6. 1974 30 CENTS SINGAPORE EDITION M.C. (P) No. 17/7429 words
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Article798 1974-01-06 1 POWER FAILURE CAUSES DISRUPTION, BIG TRAFFIC JAMS IN SIX AREAS REPORTERS: P.M. Raman, R. Chandran. N. G. Kutty, Gerald Pereira and Raymond Jansen. BLACKOUT hit six areas yesterday for up to three-and-a-half hours, creating chaos. It was Singapore's second power failure in four days, again caused by798 words
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Article, Illustration1013 1974-01-06 1 The trials and travails of going your way in a bus THE Government announced last week the appointment of the Road Transport Action Committee (RTAC). There Is also the Bus Reorjan isatlon Committee, but hi h priority" Is to be given to the re-organisation of the bus system. How bad1,013 words
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Article41 1974-01-06 1 ISLAMABAD, Sat. The Slnd. Oovernment last night lined the ban on the Karachi evening newspaper, the Star, after closing it down on Wedneaday for a period of two month*. No reason wa* given for lifting the ban. Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article38 1974-01-06 1 BORDEAUX (France). Sat FoUoe today arraatad three of the four man who gave a secret prat conference but week claiming respond MUty for the assaaal nation of Spanlah Prime Minister Lull Carrero Blanco. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article35 1974-01-06 1 JERUSALEM. Sat Three offshore guanar oil wells were still ablaae In the Oulf of Sues today and laraett oil experts were uncertain how lone it would take to ezUnyulah the Ore. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article26 1974-01-06 1 DURBAN. Bat. Nine Atrteana died and 40 wart injured when a bua plunced 1.000 fast (M* SMtnt) down, mountalnatd* naar her* yastarday— Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article31 1974-01-06 1 ZURICH, Sat. Two untrtanUnad men shot daad two Bw\m Custom* guard* and wounded a third in a predawn attack an ft «n*ll (raoUcr point batwasn Austria and BwlUertand UPT.31 words
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Article, Illustration266 1974-01-06 1 SCORES of people wen trapped In lifts in Housing Board Estates throughout the is'and yesterday in Singapore's second power failure in four days. Firemen raced from estate to estate to prise open lift doors and rescue trapped victims. ButCHRISTOPHER LOH shows Mr - 266 words
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Article40 1974-01-06 1 NEW YORK. Sat. Four armed robbers broke Into the top security building at Kennedy Airport yesterday, tied and gagged 10 employees and plstol-whlpped one before making off with U*****.000 <8»490.000) and US$2O,OOO (8*4.000) in precious metals. UPI.UPI - 40 words
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Article83 1974-01-06 1 LONDON, Sat. The Brat three-day work week In Britain's national emergency ended today with dire prediction* •f a worse energy crisis to come Including threats of a twoday week and short aces on a wide range of goods from bread to steel. Prime Minister Edward Heath's ConservativeAP - 83 words
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Article26 1974-01-06 1 LONDON. Sal. A bomb exploded today In Madame Tassaads waxworks mueam la Baker Street la central London. Police •aid no one wu hart ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Advertisement100 1974-01-06 1 (HM^).D QUALITY STYLISH imk a nu, MEMBERS OF THE FMH.Y BbbbbbbbW )ft MX GRANDPA SLAIN: MAN GIVES UP Page 4 HEATH'S rccaM of parliament revives speculation of early election 2 GOLDA fears Dayan may switch to the opposition 3 MANY food hawkers float new hyflene rules 4 'LIFE will be100 words
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Miscellaneous14 1974-01-06 1 The weather THE weather outlook (or Slnsapore from S a.m. to noon to-day: Cloudy.14 words
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Article322 1974-01-06 2 Ohira has hour's talk with Mao pEKINO, Sat. Japan- ese Foreign Minuter Masayoahi Ohira met Chairman Mao for more than an hour here today the first time a Japanese has been received by the Chinese leader since the two countries normalised relations In September 1872. Japanese sources said Chairman MaoReuter - 322 words
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Article43 1974-01-06 2 ABBISI. Sat— People rushed Into the streets here and In neighbouring towns today when two earth tremors shook the area. No if"" 1 were reported but one empty house collapsed In several buildings cracks caused by recent tremors widened.— Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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240 1974-01-06 2 Girl in vice trial tells of whipping job LONDON, Sat. A pretty 11-year-old shop assistant told a soft yesterday how singer Janle Jones had aent her to aieep with "Arab princes and Persians' and had once told her to whip a television producer "because he's kinky." The girl, who hadReuter - 240 words
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Article63 1974-01-06 2 CARACAS. Sat Mines Minister Hugo Peres La Salsaid that Venesuela will propose In Geneva next week a meeting between the world's leading oil exporters and consumers to study the current energy crisis. Mr. La Salvla made the statement on the eve of his departure forAP - 63 words
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186 1974-01-06 2 WASHINGTON, Sat. The Defence Department plans to begin production within three years of a new family of strategic missiles with a range of about 1,500 miles, a senior Defence official said yesterday. The official said the United States has the technology to develop186 words
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185 1974-01-06 2 PARIS, Sat. Soviet 1 iHaaiaaut author Alexander SoUhealtsyn expects to be arrested and pat on trial for the publication In the West of his latest book. Gulag Archipelago whleh describe. the vast prison camp system In the Sorlet Union. Three French lawyen who saw Mr.185 words
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Article, Illustration358 1974-01-06 2 LONDON, Saturday PARLIAMENT has been recalled a week before scheduje to discuss Britain's worsening energy and industrial crises amid speculation of an early general election. The possibility of an early return to the polls was intensified last night by theReuter - 358 words
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134 1974-01-06 2 Pianist collapses and dies while playing rjiEHERAN. Sat. West A Ocr m a n pianist Heinz Schorter, M, collapsed and died on Wednesday night while playIng Mocart for 400 people, Including his wife, at Pahlavl University In Shlraz, South Iran. The noted German musician and director of the Cologne Academy134 words
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Article34 1974-01-06 2 QUABOOW. Sat Pour men ware believed killed and several Injured late last night when a Soviet lifeboat cap- after rescuing crew from a grounded Polish trawler on Scotland s northeast coast Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article29 1974-01-06 2 PHNOM PtNH, Bat -Two P*s»Pl» were killed and 11 *T» taJmwd when two exploded at a "o^d market pate, m central Phnom Penh aarty this morning i£ser.29 words
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268 1974-01-06 2 LONDON, Sat Hundreds of British soldiers and policemen. backed by tanks and armoured vehicles, mounted a huge security operation around Heathrow sirport today. The security operation, unprecedented In peacetime, took place In and around the giant airport and at aReuter - 268 words
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Article64 1974-01-06 2 PARIS. Sat —prance hope* to strike a deal with Pakistan for building French Mirage Jet fighter-bombers under licence there, government and Industry sources here said yesterday. The French Government wants to help Pakistan rebuild Its armed forces and become a major French arms production, marketingReuter - 64 words
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Article44 1974-01-06 2 SALISBURY. Sat—Nineteen people have died in Rhodesia's guerilla war during the past month, a security farce communique said today. The communique said eight of the dead were African nationalist gueiUlas and the other 11. Including a woman, were African cirUlans.44 words
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Article24 1974-01-06 2 SALISBURY. Sat Nine teen people died In Rhodesli s guerilla war during the past month, a security force communique said today. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article, Illustration412 1974-01-06 3 Golda fears Dayan may switch to Likud and foil chances of forming govt JERUSALEM. Sat. LEADERS of Prime Minister Golda Meir's Labour Party worked to form a new government today under a cloud of rumours that Defence Minister Moshe Dayan may jump to the Opposition and wreck their efforts. 'TheReuter; UPI - 412 words
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Article32 1974-01-06 3 MANILA. Sat -Eight people died and M others were hurt yesterday after eating contaminated shrimp in a village 600 miles south-east of here. the Philippine News Agency reported today.32 words
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Article32 1974-01-06 3 LO6 ANOBXS. Bat.— Mr. Bam Ookhryn, one of the last surviving founders of the Hollwood Aim Industry. Is In hospital here for a •alee of testa. He Is II Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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254 1974-01-06 3 Port workers to join students in Jakarta street protests JAKARTA, Sat. •pHE possibility of big demonstrations against the Government's economic policies grew here today with port workers declaring they will join students in threatened street protests next week. The influential Islamic Students Association has said all student and youth organisationsReuter - 254 words
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Article30 1974-01-06 3 DACCA. Sat -A tola' of 181 people were killed In BangUdaah during laat month's 11-day nationwide local elections, according to a report compiled by unofficial agencies.— Reuter.Reuter; Agencies - 30 words
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188 1974-01-06 3 Arab funds in Britain: Heath's pledge B EIBIT, Sat Britain has oii'ered to gaarantee a fixed rate for Arab sterling deposits regardless of fluctuations on world money markets, economic sources in Beirut disclosed today. The British Government also offered to issue a formal guarantee that It would not freese anAP - 188 words
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166 1974-01-06 3 Aussie windmills to beat energy crisis SYDNEY. Sat— An Australian windmill company has hit an export bonanza In the United states where hundreds of people are using their machines to beat the energy crisis. The managing director of Quirks Victory Light Company, Mrs. Dorothy Oulson. said yesterday that 100 millsReuter - 166 words
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Article21 1974-01-06 3 JAKARTA. Sat. Indonesian Home Affairs iflaMer Amir Machmud today Installed Col. Urtp Wtdodo aa Deputy Governor of Jakarta. ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article25 1974-01-06 3 WABHINOTON Bat—Former Vlce-Preaident Hubert Humphrey wa* admitted to hospital yesterday for observation following radiation treatment for a growth on the bladder— ReuterReuter - 25 words
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427 1974-01-06 3 SAN CLEUXNTE. Sat. President Nixon today faced another battle with Congress ever the Watergate tapes that could lead to him being held In contempt for defying the law. The stage for the battle was set when Mr. Nixon yesterday rejected subpoenas from theReuter - 427 words
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232 1974-01-06 3 BANGKOK. Sat. The United States g—fc— j yesterday admitted that an American official In Thailand had sent a fake letter to Prime Minister Mr. Ban y a Dharmasaktl calling for a ceasefire against coauaanlst lnThe embassy made the admission after The NaUon232 words
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Advertisement107 1974-01-06 2 ANNOUNCEMENT I As from Ist January, I the recommended I retail price of I RAIYA dental cream I is as follows: B^^^J I family Size: 85cts. par tube H^^f I Large Size: 6Octs. par tuba Standard Size: 40cts. per tube The price change is |^P| I due to the recent107 words
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Advertisement160 1974-01-06 3 Now you can forget your HERNIA Thanks to NEO BARRERE NO PADS MO SPRINGS iMiich acts exactly like a hand WITHOUT PADS which only tnlargt lh« rupturt WITHOUT SPRINGS, wh.ch prtu on the muscltv the NEO BARRERE is to wy to wear and to ttftctivt tl.«t you lorgtt about your160 words
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Advertisement857 1974-01-06 3 "The tost of living is going up and up" v— j n— i These days you've got to do that little fM Ms»sr^^ \m extra if you're going to get ahead Collier .^aWl a^aV I vJsr I aacaillM courses can show you 264 ways -aVI am w T to do857 words
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Article96 1974-01-06 4 FOURTEEN women were fined a total of $970 yesterday for Rambling In a common gaming house In North Bridge Road on Thursday Th*y an Chu Ah Howee. 14. Un u»p Than, M. Obua Slew Lenf. U. Ant Ah Bar. 34. Chua, Kirn King. O. Ana96 words
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194 1974-01-06 4 Lake Toba proves popular with Singapore tourists rpHJE Sumatran tourist I spot of Lake Toba Is proving to be extremely popular with 81nSaporearu, according to Ingapore Airlines tourist development manager. Mr. Koh Kay Tew, Mr. Koh said only an acute shortage of hotel rooms at the Lake Toba towns of194 words
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Article37 1974-01-06 4 THE OoTcmment htm »p--pcinted Mr Kwmn BaA tfrteona; aa permaneot aecreUry and Director of Education ana] Mr. Ooh 1 joel Kok and Mr. Leo LUn Llm to be munheja of Nany«n« University Council for four years37 words
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232 1974-01-06 4 Grandpa slain: Man gives up to police AN M-T HAROLD rrandfaUter was found murdered and his 77-year-old wife lying unconscious beside him, bleeding profusely, at their Peng Ann Road home, off •i mile, Changi, yesterday afternoon. Police identified the dead man as Mr. Tan Peon. His wife. Madam Wont Ah232 words
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249 1974-01-06 4 How children of poor parents lose out CHILDREN of poor parents in Singapore are in danger of having weak mental health later in life, a psychiatrist Speaking on The Foundation of Good Mental Health at the Council of Social Services in Penang Lane, Dr. Wong Sze Tla. of the Child249 words
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73 1974-01-06 4 THE case against Tan Bak Kee and Poh Ah Kow, both 27, accused of trafficking In 40 kilogrammes of opium, has been fixed for hearing on March 20 in the Fourth District Court. They are alleged to have committed the offence In73 words
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Article29 1974-01-06 4 T.l ABDUL Rahman. 62. waa fined tlO In the Pint Magistrates' Court yesterday for being drunk and incapable In North Bridge Road on Thursday. He pleaded29 words
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Article73 1974-01-06 4 Auction of vehicles and goods The Government Is offering 71 lots of unclaimed and used motor vehicles, plants and stores for public auction at the Market Street premises of Cheong Koon Seng and Co. on Jan. 14 at 10 a.m. The lumi can be inspected tomorrow, or. Tuesday and Wednesday73 words
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Article, Illustration341 1974-01-06 4 JACOB DANIEL - Many food hawkers openly flout new hygiene laws JACOB DANIEL By MANY hawkers in Singapore are flouting the new health laws introduced recently to ensure that they do not contaminate the food they sell or prepare. These health laws under the Environmental Health (Food Handlers) Regulations came into force last341 words
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353 1974-01-06 4 Labourer buried alive as 20ft-deep sewer trench caves in LABOURER was burled alive and another escaped death by Inches when a 20ftdeep sewerage trench caved in at International Road, Jurong, yesterday. The dead man was unidentified but believed to be a Malaysian. His workmate. Yeo Mul Meng, M, of Potong353 words
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170 1974-01-06 4 New Boys Brigade company to be formed in Toa Payoh rl Boys Brigade In Singapore will form a new company In Toa Payoh this month to cater for boys between the ages of 13 and 18 living In the town. "With a teeming population of 180.000 people and a vast170 words
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256 1974-01-06 4 Aussies still lead as largest number of tourists A TOTAL of 80.614 tourists visited Singapore in September last year, recording a 26.7 per cent Increase over the number of visitors during the same period in 1972. The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board statistics which dlsclr.sed this, said 94.7 per cent of256 words
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Article16 1974-01-06 4 THX Oovemment la to widen Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim froftt Corporation Circus U> Pioneer Road.16 words
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Article24 1974-01-06 4 WATER consumpi ton on Friday was IMI million gallons <477,« M cubic metres). 14 million gallons Ut.wM cubic metres) lass than en Thursday24 words
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Miscellaneous658 1974-01-06 4 Wei "^a\^a\W TV SINGAPORE (5) TV MALAYSIA (3) 1 O m AM Opening and Jack La Lann* Show 1°- °(r^,) 10.36 Tr.MM.FKW,! 1.00 2.45 HTs^t Kenrt Kent Ramaie Irepeatl 11.16 "tsta Ria (Malay WIW WIKI J repeat) IMi Soccer Special: Boyem Munich vs 41 T emeeya Kanak-Kanek Cecat 8.28 Summary658 words
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124 1974-01-06 5 HDB to build 1,500 flats in Haig Road re Houlnc and Development Board Is to bmiM 1,499 flats which wUI bowse 7.SM people In Haig Road this year. Breakdown figures of the units are: Threeroom 127; four-room 480: and five -room 192. The first e.ght blocks comprising I.MB anita of124 words
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139 1974-01-06 5 Jailed 7 years for $50 extort bid LIM Kin Liang, 44. a secret society member, was Jailed for seven years In the First District Court yesterday for attempted extortion He was found guilty on Dec. 13 of trying to extort $50 from a furniture dealer, Chiang Nal Oh. at his139 words
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Article22 1974-01-06 5 JURONQ Town Corporation la to build five factory buildings costing more than $15 million In Lokyang area. Jurong Town.22 words
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285 1974-01-06 5 Police officer tells court what a man told him before he died 45-YEAR-OLD labourer told a Dolice inspector that he was attacked by his three neighbours shortly before he died in hospital, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Inspector Teh Hoc* Seng of Beach Road police station read the statement of285 words
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Article, Illustration255 1974-01-06 5 A CODE TO PREVENT BLACKOUT LIFT FAILURES A LIFT code to be made compulsory at some future date is being formulated to prevent another Robinsontype fire disaster or Wednesday's blackout lift failures. A committee, comprising the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research, the Fire Brigade, the Building Control Division255 words
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68 1974-01-06 5 Lee to visit Philippines on Jan. 15 MR. Lee Kuan Yew will make a three-day state visit to the Philippines starting on Jan. IS. at the Invitation of President Marcos. The Prime Minister will be accompanied by his wife. They will stay at Malacanang. Palace, where "fff/-*»» talks will be68 words
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Article38 1974-01-06 5 BIEMZNB Components (S> Pte. Ltd. will bold It* annual dinner and dance for about 1.000 employees at Nrptune Theatre Restaurant In Collyer Quay at 7 tonight. The company Is a subsidiary of Siemens AO of Germany.38 words
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89 1974-01-06 5 Youth broke in aid stole pair of shoes A YOUTH, who broke •"•Into a house and stole a pair of shoes, was aent for reformative training yesterday Taa Ah Chuay. 19. pleaded fullty before a district court to ttoialing the ahoea, worth SM. from a houaa In Johore Road on89 words
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Article38 1974-01-06 5 A CORONXRt court jreauntay raoordad a renUct of nH»<lv«nUire on the oMth of labourer Tan Cha* 8«n. it. who was pinned under aaene piling beams at a cooatrucuon aIU In Kallang Bahru on Nor SO last yaar.38 words
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187 1974-01-06 5 Keys to power plants should be kept handy MAINTENANCE persotiiTl nel holding keys, which give them aeeeaa to switch en or off power units In highrise buildings, should always he at hand to cope with emergencies. The chairman of the National Baf c t y First Council. Mr. Milton Tan,187 words
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Article86 1974-01-06 5 Chai to open seminar on Jurong THE Minister of State (Education i. Mr. Chal Chong Til. will open a seminar on Developing Jurong at the Nanyang University auditorium on Thursday. It U being jointly organised by the Singapore National Academy of Selene*. National Productivity Board and Nanyang university Academic Btai!86 words
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200 1974-01-06 5 Varsity students deplore 'two-group' comment I TNIVEROTTY of Slnga*J pore students feel that they should not be regarded as two separate groups In the campus. They were commentIng on an editorial In the latest issue of the campus newspaper, The Undergrad, which claimed that Chinese-educated students were better selfcontrolled and200 words
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Article50 1974-01-06 5 THE president of the Klwanla Club of Singapore. Mr. Harry Crabb. will preaant a 11.201 cheque to a Samaritans of Singapore (SOS) representative at the club's lunch meeting at Ming Court Hotel on Tuesday at 1 p.m. The money was «n"«r^il from the Klwanla Christinas50 words
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142 1974-01-06 5 ABUILDINO contractor, Tan Ah Koon. 37, was yesterday charged with evading Income tax totalling $330,000. Tan, of CiOver Way In Upper Thomson Road appeared In the First Magistrate's Court on three summons charges In connection with Income tax returns for 1971, 1973 and last142 words
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90 1974-01-06 5 rjOPRANO LnBooßm O wUI five a redUl at Victoria. Theatre on Jan. 14 at 8.30 p m UUa Le« wai trained at the National School of Opera and the Royal Academy of Music where ahe won a sold medal and KYeral other90 words
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Article, Illustration268 1974-01-06 6 IF TOU really do not know how to dress, or rather, I should reframe that and say, If you don't know what clothes look best on you, try looking: to your horoscope for Inspiration. You have nothing to lose. But I won't say268 words
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630 1974-01-06 6 Getting cheap clothes is a big problem |T was the usual lunchtime talk among working girls. Clothes and people. The type of vague gossip that girls usually indulge in: About everything in general but nothing in particular. Then It switched on to the rising cost of living. And the subject630 words
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114 1974-01-06 6 ryoii cant have an antique coffee or tea set, there are always reproductions. Many manufacturers of dining ware are now falling back on Victorian and Oeorglan pieces for inspiration. For admirers of r'dworld designs and followers, of gracious living, heres a114 words
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Article, Illustration300 1974-01-06 6 From teacher to beautician Vf RS. Jaya Anand iTI had wanted to be a beautician ever since she was a schoolgirl. But somehow, she never had the time or chance to do what she wanted. After her secondary school education, she became a teacher "well, that was the most logical300 words
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379 1974-01-06 6 ANGELA TAYLOR - ANGELA TAYLOR B> -TOW YORK: If behind every great man there is a little woman who finds his socks and sees that his tie U straight, behind every theatrical performance there is an anonymous someone called a dresser waiting in the wings. Anonymous, that379 words
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Advertisement195 1974-01-06 6 IMow— smooth away lines and wrinkles that lie about your age! sHlisssssssstsssssw I I BsssssV"^atsssssssssssssss% Lisssssg. A V aWi?' X NewTussy Lemon Moisturiser checks those tell-tale signs... keeps your skin soft smooth and wonderfully youthful-looking. /J Daily exposure to sun, wind, dirt and grime can dry out your skin develop195 words
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477 1974-01-06 7 THE Minister for the Epvironment, Mr. Lini Kirn San, warned Singaporeans yesterday that life would be tough for them in the next few years. He said they would have to work doubly hard Just to maintain the present standard of477 words
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169 1974-01-06 7 12 of 25 hurt in accident out of hospital TWELVE of the 25 soldiers Injured when their three-ton truck overturned In Braddell Road on Friday were discharged from Thomson Hospital after treatment yesterday. Of the 13 soldiers still warded six of them were In serious condition and two were on169 words
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124 1974-01-06 7 Hearing date fixed for nan accused of corruption rwmE case against Ngol I King Chlk, 47, who faces three charges of corruption, has been fixe 4 for hearing on March II In the First District Court. Two days have been art aside for the trial. Ngol. of Tanjong Katong Road.124 words
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72 1974-01-06 7 Varsity course on English Literature THE University of Singapore will conduct a 15- lecture course on Selections from English Literature for the public at the university's Room D from Jan. 15 at 7.30 p.m. The lecturer is Dr. Edwin Thumboo. senior Lecturer at the university* Department of Ingluh The course72 words
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61 1974-01-06 7 Samsu: Trishaw rider fined $2,500 A TRISHAW rider was fined $3,500 yesterday and had his trishaw forfeited for having 44 litres of dutiable samsu. Th* Pint Magistrate* Court wa* told that Lim Chuck Hlang. 42. had the liquor tn two plastic contalnrn tn his trlanaw while riding along NlcoU Highway61 words
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114 1974-01-06 7 f IGHTY students from Lj 53 secondary and primary schools will soon be interviewed In a competition for the best Chinese school student awards for 1973. The competition U dlyldede Into five sections: Pre-unlverslty science and art streams, secon dary. school science and art114 words
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Article, Illustration335 1974-01-06 7 NANCY BYRAMJI - NANCY BYRAMJI By MARYAN.NE Lauii. a Spanish conjurer, does net need wands and sorcery to keep her marriage magic. "We've been married for 12 years and we're > till enchanted with each other *nd always together," she said yesterday. Maryanne andKok Ah Cbong shows Maryanne and Vie yesterday training new pet dove - 335 words
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Article282 1974-01-06 7 Clerk who robbed taxi drivers rpAN Sent Hock. 22. a X clerk, who specialised in robbing taxi d livers was jailed for *ix yean yesterday on two charges and orfWrd to be gtven six strokes of the rotan. Be was Jailed for three years plus three strokes for robbing taxi282 words
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Article24 1974-01-06 7 TOT Oowmment la to carry out trtWMtnrvi u> the recreation room and children* school at Mount Vtmoo PdUcc cantonment in Upper Aijunled Road.24 words
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Article18 1974-01-06 7 MR lai wens. Cbeong has teen appointed acting Registrar of Vehicle* under the Road Truffle Act.18 words
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236 1974-01-06 7 The three B's and Mozart at Dennis Lee recital PIANIST Dennis Lee, who opened the concert year at Victoria Theatre last night, is one of those recltallsts who can return to Singapore regular and still play to good-sized audiences. The programme, selected frt>m the three Bs and Mozart, was a236 words
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107 1974-01-06 7 rE Public Utilities Board said yesterday that public cooperation had visibly improved since the start of the save energy campaign. Electricity consumption dropped by 14.41 per cent daring the week ending Jan. t compared with the previous week's IMS per cent A107 words
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274 1974-01-06 7 Getting top brass to understand problems of working people IMPROVED re 1 a tions between management and labour can come about only If the top brass in management experience the problems of the workers, accordIng to a business and economic affairs consultant. Mr. Halvar Jenzen of the International Association of274 words
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Article18 1974-01-06 7 MR. LAI Wens] Cbeong has been appointed a member of the Bus Services licensing Authority.18 words
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Article241 1974-01-06 8 OPINION Teaming up in sport VST week's statement by the Singapore Sports Council of Its Intention to work In tandem with sports organisations must have been closely studied by their officials. National associations hare felt that the Council has been less than sensitire In Its dealings with them. Fears for241 words
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Article178 1974-01-06 8 AN editorial in the Undergrad makes the generalisation that English stream undergraduates provide "blatant examples of vandalism, hooliganism, immorality and decadence." The University of Singapore Students Union publication says the Chinese educated students on campus are a more disciplined, hardheaded and rational lot. whereas some of their English-stream178 words
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769 1974-01-06 8 TORY MUMS - Gloomy year ahead for 15 mil British workers TORY MUMS »y k Lm4m •pHE three-day work week started last Monday in Britain, sharply reducing industrial output and cutting the wages of millions of workers, in the most drastic programme yet undertaken by any nation to cope with the energy crisis.769 words
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Article, Illustration626 1974-01-06 8 P. SENEVIRATNE - P. SENEVIRATNE By r|EPUTY Superln- tendenta of Police are now for hire. But who will hire them and for what purpose? There have been takers for Assistant Superintendents of Police but so far none for DSPs whose fee is $50626 words
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Article600 1974-01-06 8 JEFFREY LAW - JEFFREY LAW iy CUNGAFOREANS are 0 showing a greater Interest In creative writla*. Bat thoagh a rise in literacy creates a larger readership, it does not necessarily eat a 1 1 a brighter fatare and more opening* for local writera. Dnring the part couple600 words
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Article, Illustration825 1974-01-06 8 RUSSELL BAKER - Why things don't work when they should RUSSELL BAKER ■y MiwYm* For every commuter who has ever complained about Singapore's buses, a lament on America's buses... AMONG all the things that don't work, few are so consistently predictable in their failures as buses. I am not talking about buses like825 words
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Advertisement356 1974-01-06 8 STAMFORD CENTRE ADMISSIONS 1974 Full-Tima and Part-Time counw I— ding to Rtongtosd rrofaaiiona, Quaiificationi ArrmiMTAwrv SECRCTAHIAL mOCOUNJANCT STUDIES The only racogniasd LCC/Sumford c«m hria^idant CoHags SlSa^ip^"* in Malaysia/ or* yaar count. »"#«por.forACA EZSwZ?"" full-time studsnts awardad in collaboration wtth axtarnal •xamirwn in London tmilt tha c RacognM fuMimt t0,,.,* w#mp356 words
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Article, Illustration2849 1974-01-06 9 JAMES MITCHELL - A desperate Callan seeks help from an old enemy JAMES MITCHELL RUSSIANS WANT HIM DEAD AND SO DOES HIS BOSS By Siciid ii i scries WHERE THE STORY LEFT OFF LAST WEEK Special agent Callan Is on the run alter his boss betrayed him. He was to be exchanged for2,849 words
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Article, Illustration727 1974-01-06 9 ILLUSION: Russian women arc burly, masculine creatures This is an illusion you will enjoy having shattered when you discover Natasha in "War and Peace" a woman so wholly and intricately feminine that it's hard to/ remember this great novel was written by a man.727 words
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Advertisement277 1974-01-06 9 Australia and the South Pacific on the way to the U.S.A. 14 Qantas is the airline TL I smJs^sm to ""J 0 1~ Australian cities V iWaQ} including Daily 7478's gUmk i non-stop I,- H Jfpmmif Singapore to the States is long-haul -^(j^H I Dcp. 8.30 p.m. flying in anyone277 words
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Article, Illustration1352 1974-01-06 10 The need to educate all road users IS ENOUGH BEING DONE TO PROMOTE SAFETY? Engines which will run on peanut and coconut oil THERE'S so much we all can do to promote road safety in this country if we tried hard enough. Somehow, people and organisations do more talking and1,352 words
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Advertisement313 1974-01-06 10 SANYO J Lia^is^L^B^is^aS '\Xr~&' m m Ml 5l Jlmi (A tSl^m «rrr n met d 4^^*o,oo^^ i™^? I™*™™1 RADIO CASSETTE RECORDER crviicupnoTißif BT MW/SWI/SW2/FM. Condenser AM/FM/Jn n rß)ln gl^r: se;;:l, hkt our l?f§~" ssssl recording AC/Battery Bu.lt-.n m.ke. M.ke m.xing. Direct BM^Hk B^ m JRflU^ functions. AC/DC radio to cassette313 words
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Miscellaneous809 1974-01-06 10 Xl "The Befriendera" be- T^OVHJST Robert flnnlnc on Tuesday 1" (African Oeneslsi '*ai& 00 Channel Sat 8.35 Ardrey's mentor Dr M p.m. LouU Leakey U feaiNßPtrmp Krakine tured In People of I ™itr«tLs th c Africa, on Untamed penetrates tne •m nr i < i He Duts forSJ2S°^toL fvndl" w./d809 words
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1110 1974-01-06 11 PROTECTION FOR SPECIES WHICH MAY NOT EXIST UNDER an American county bw in Washington State, anyone trying to kill or capture a certain animal Hut Hat not yet been proved to e_ht can be fined US$lO,OOO ($24,000). In this article Nicholas Co-way reportsFWF - 1,110 words
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468 1974-01-06 11 An acute shortage of books for Asian readers »W'« IN A WORLD where a sew book Is published every minute naif the globe Is starred of reading matter while the other half U saturated by the printed ward. Copies of printed books exceed <,MM million a year bat four oatReuter - 468 words
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545 1974-01-06 11 PSHZ EeTlJm TQHN KAY BIT SPOBTDT LIFE (Probe). Steppenwoif at the close of the sixties were rough and ready to take the rock age by storm with loudmouthed John Kay. They granted lnter- vlewa freely for the sake of545 words
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Advertisement233 1974-01-06 11 SSB^ r^^^^ Bl^^J^Bßj B^^aP^B^^^Bßr^^H __^__^P^J P)f P -_-P^ F _y_| &)MtiiEBStefi»lW9lch(?lB)Ll<s.| I^J^B^sB-A South Bridge Road, Singapore 1. Telephone *****1, *****2. I Getaway fora >^ fVs^WW#F VI Ji"w'#wT%' IW p^ o o o o o o^^^_^°»SlJi Get away! On a holiday of a lifetime. Charm, Modern Facilities: enchantment, exoticism all the233 words
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Advertisement288 1974-01-06 11 s^\ /T 1 <XI _b^™ __f_s*. K m fJHHH&; i lux j{ k x£| I 'V^it^Bg^g^Hßa^ai^Bi^Bi^Bi^Bi^iaV^L ss> _f -a^LsC^*' E ''^^^^H^lHir. I TRAVELLING 1 '$M^^^^^^m£- TABLETS SiVafaj t *tl______________n___P' WITH EVERY g^jj I 50GRMS JAR BfrcW I For Sing-oor« only 1 Get them now at your favourite stores. Sole Agenti:288 words
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Miscellaneous177 1974-01-06 11 SUNDAY TIMES CROSSWORD ACBOSS DOWN l Condition (8) S Flower Ront of naek (S> S. <a> iwliluM i7> io D*u Wander (6) 4. Consume (1> IS. Herb (7) 1J Beverage gtintf (8) lt _xure-»ln« (I) 17. l>elld affliction (4) _J_l__pt (6) 14 InSan IS. Bolls 19. BUps (6) pNkMjiU (S)177 words
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Article, Illustration667 1974-01-06 12 ROBERT MILLER - ROBERT MILLER By s»d JA'J <»■ SOUTH POLE THE coffee and rolls are free on S.P.C.A. South Pole Commuter Airlines but your seat companion coald be anything from a penguin to a diesel generator. The U8 Navy's Antarctic airlines shuttles dally— weather permitting—across 803UPI - 667 words
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598 1974-01-06 12 Mt Everest: Bargain of thrills at the world's highest hotel THE bleak and forbidding area surrounding Mount Everest in Nepal has drawn visitors like a magnet for decades to see the world's tallest mountain. Roving UPI correspondent Leon Daniel flew there recently to visit an unusual hotel called the world's598 words
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Advertisement434 1974-01-06 12 BaP^^^^^^BaWaWaW^^^T*^"" "*^P%.^aWa! BaWaWaWaWaWaWal I WHEN THE I LIGHTS I WENT OUT I Last Wednesday, a power failure plunged Singapore into darfcness For siany there were harsh noments of hysteria as I leves ones screaaed frosj inside confouding lifts or failed te return hone on tiae te give the familiar knock434 words
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1077 1974-01-06 13 AUR stock market v did not end 1973 nor start 1974 in a particularly convincing fashion. It is not surprising, therefore, that this January unlike last January, will see people with spare cash heading for the banks instead of the brokers'1,077 words
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Article66 1974-01-06 13 Ordinary Price Loan Pike First Conversion Price A Date Life Span A Mnurity Date Current Yield Inchcape $5.70 SI. 80 $3.17 (July 1975) 8 yean 1981 5.42* National Iron SS.90 S8 (July 1974) 10 yean 1983 1% United Motor Works S3.40 SI .SO $2.85 (Nov. 1974)66 words
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1064 1974-01-06 13 11TRITE8 Yonf Kok TT Seng: "I am a Malaysian, aged 21. and hold a diploma In mechanical engineering from the Federal Institute of Technology. Pet a ling Jaya. "I am also registered as a member of several professional engineering bodies1,064 words
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281 1974-01-06 13 December one of coldest months in recent years DECEMBEB Us* year was one of the coldeat months Singapore had ever seen In recent yean, according to the Meterolofical Department. A Department spokesman Mid that daring the month temperatares dropped to as low of 212 degrees Centigrade. Thai Is only 1.1281 words
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Advertisement281 1974-01-06 13 I 0Be!\« BaB^a¥'*IaBaBBBBBBBBBB^BBBBB>aBBBW ab^BT^taaßW^^ BBu laam A^aar vßyß^j .X 3a^^^^ HI H BaaaH^ 1 1 SHP*?Pit E" Maw**^ J m w*^ Jf »^pWa rC^ia?#^ «*Ji iaaß V t Vf Mg^g^H^aV a^gZ^EaaT^^Baßßßßßßßß^^taW^^Vlaai mw&Sy* > **Bmm&Jr'm I It" M .fg^^V aai Bar/ A>^ Wyj B '^gk^BrTe^^H gaW HjEaW--~Ni £fU <>X m I281 words
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Miscellaneous157 1974-01-06 15 will come your way In the next 12 months. Ton may have to wait until June to see the full strength of them but from then on you will do very well. A good deal of money will come into your hands in the course of the year. Ton will157 words
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Miscellaneous277 1974-01-06 15 February bat may not benefit until July. You will earn more and you could also be lucky through a windfall or through food fortune that comes to your marriage partner. If you are socially ambitious, then fo ahead as quickly as you can. You will find you have a great277 words
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Miscellaneous294 1974-01-06 15 THIS WEEK FOR YOU CAFRICORN (Dec. tl Jan. 19): This could be difficult week for money. Don't make any vital move until next week. You could find that expense! are getting out of hand or payments that were due to you would not materialise. CareerwlM, you should be doing well294 words
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Miscellaneous228 1974-01-06 15 Important decision to mane this week. It will concern travel, planning lor relatives ana ready money. General prospects are very good and you will realise this by end of the week. A little economy In the first few oatya would be worth while. GEMINI (May 21 Jane Z»): Seturn returns228 words
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Miscellaneous231 1974-01-06 15 whether you want to shoulder the burden. Don't give an answer right away. Ask for time to think the matter over. Meanwhile, you will realise that you have to cancel pleasure plans if you are to do what U expected of you. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) I Changes around231 words
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780 1974-01-06 16 TOKYO. Sat. pRIME Minister Kakuei Tanaka sets out on a Southeast Asian tour on Monday hoping to counter uneasiness over Japan's economic presence and to strengthen ties of economic co-opera-tion and friendship. The countries he la visiting are all member* ofReuter - 780 words
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128 1974-01-06 16 Vocational training now for the adults MALACCA. Sat.— Adult education claaaea In Malaysia will be converted Into vocational trainIng classes next year. This waa disclosed by Rural Economic Development Minister Endk Abdul (Jhaffar Baba when he opened a (40,000 mosque at Parlt M*liina. 19 miles from here, today He said128 words
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Article44 1974-01-06 16 JOHOR BARD. Sat Idrts bin Selar. 45, an Inmate of Tampol Mental Hospital. was found cead yesterday with severe bruises all over his face and body. Police said an attendant saw IdrU being attacked by another man at the hospital.44 words
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Article20 1974-01-06 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Oovemmect U planning the controlled commodities to Include kerosene among under the Supplies Act.20 words
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121 1974-01-06 16 'Strong response' to Gerakan drive nENANG, Sat Appll--1 cations to Join the Gtrakan R»»yat Malaysia are still being received from all over the country, the party's acting Secretary-Gen-eral, Mr. One Boon Seong, said today. He had sent out MM forma to applicants from the various states who had asked tor121 words
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97 1974-01-06 16 Tracking down wheat flour hoarders KUALA LUMPUR, Shi. The Ministry of Trade and Industry has asked all SUte Governments and consumer associations to help track down wheat flour hoarders. A T"fc— °f the Ministry's Enforcement Dlvtton Said letter* had been despatched to all BUte Secretaries and the PedermUon of ■Uasyeaui97 words
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Article25 1974-01-06 16 KUALA LTJMPUR. BatAbout 130 appltaateons tew been racelvad far llcmaw to explore for oil In 14*1*7*1* 's offshore exettt toUUlnc 100.--000 square mile*.25 words
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233 1974-01-06 16 Driver (pinned to seat) dies in pile-up of five vehicles KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday J^ MAN was killed instantly and another seriously injured in a five-vehicle collision in Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin this Van driver, Oo Chuan Sang, 30 was pinned In hi* seat. He received head injuries and his left arm233 words
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83 1974-01-06 16 Armed youths rob two girls of $3,300 JOHORE BARU. Sat. Three y.-iths held up a 16-year-old girl and her seven-year-old sister last night and took away $500 and $3,800 worth of lewellery from their house at Kampung Ungku Mohseln. The girl, boe Meng Lam. was playing with her sister about83 words
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Article38 1974-01-06 16 IPOH. 8»t Ungku Omar Polytechnic which hu been using the premises of toe lormer Day Training Centre, off Dairy Road, since Its Inception In 1969. will move Into IU cwn permanent complex early this year.38 words
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Article28 1974-01-06 16 KOALA LUMPUR. Sat. The second and thlrd-clacs nUiht Apreai will leave here for ansmpore at 9.15 pm. daily from tomorrow Instead of at 7.60 pm.28 words
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425 1974-01-06 16 ROGER YUE - ROGER YUE By A SINGLE viewing of Frenzy (soon at the Golden) Is at once both disappointing and promising. Discounting Alfred Hltctacock'a 1855 film. The Man Who Knew Too Much, which, though set In London, was US-pro-duced and centred on American characters, Frenzy Is Hitchcock's425 words
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Advertisement313 1974-01-06 16 We've added new delicious recipes to our cooking pot. Just take a peep in our NEW MENU. Today's speciality ESCALOPE DE VEAU MILANAISE escalope of veal served with spaghetti, cheese and milanaise sauce. $6.50. POOLSIDE BAR-B-Q Every Sunday night GRILLED SPECIALITIES 7.30 p.m. Main Poolside Tel: ***** 1 for reservations313 words
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Advertisement187 1974-01-06 16 NOW SHOWING! at 1.00, 3.30, 7.00 9 30pm Sahara* M. Noora Faraafc Alar* ia Hi;,ct:f:l:i-l.'t town (TMEVICJOOSCIrCLf) la<i»nlsa CeUncooe ln'H'H.'H.il QUEENSTOWN T«l: *****6 NOW SHOWING et 1.30. 4, 7 ft 9 30 A True Stocy or HIRO BITAWI Dewitceae laatieaitlei GAL AX V -To- De T Saacial maraiaf shew at187 words
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Advertisement393 1974-01-06 16 jj Mm^! LAST* DAY! jSE!% jj PMPMUSnCHMVBIii A B acuaaal '.aal bf^™ «utiMi m r ATe<n^e«eri7i7ilpi^r^t>s~Ca«hay CteawTTaarToloOaan re 4.00 am tfaMr. After 00am Ptk*aa Mi ke| a ijleeeeatea at the Jaeam Dilute da ait's hea-aHsee. ijMJUESTIC ODEOH -KATOTG RUIY SILVER CITYji SIMULTANEOUS MORNING SHOW TOOAY! 184 HILARIOUS DAY! -ORCHARD 5393 words
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Advertisement715 1974-01-06 16 i it CATHAY ji LAST DAT! ;25h«w.:7.M&9.3w?a "ACTWH TAI KWAH OO" Pol Ptau Stt Chra Yen Mondttrrn Cater Scope with Englrih Subtitle! i OPB4S TOMORROW TMI AlettY NtRO" Mond Chlono Ching Ching Chiang Ping Color Scope with Englilh Subtitles i J ■■l.tHir l.|:»MT1ll lSt* HILARIOUS DAY! I Jll.m, 1.10, 4.M,715 words
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Article83 1974-01-06 17 3 Religious Announcements FNISaYTIRIAN CNURCN SINO.APORI Corner Orchard Road. Penang Road Sunday Seruce a 00 a m and 6 00 pa. Sunlay School 9 00 am All Welcome WISLIY METHODIST CHURCH Worship service at 7 30 a.m. 10 s m 5 30 p.m Sunday School for ages 145 am INTERNATIONAL83 words
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Article36 1974-01-06 17 HOME LI AVI car hire Latest saloons Estates Motor Caravan* from Port Vauxhall BLMC Chrysler Realistic longterm rates include comprehensive nsursnee. maintenance, unimlted mileage. Delivery anywhere Write Martins Selfdrive. High Street. Winchester. England.36 words
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Obituary53 1974-01-06 17 MRS. TAN TONO KMBAM Nee Ong Poh Cheng) aged 93. 110, Jalan Kampong Pisang. Ayer Itam Penang on 4 1 .74 leaving sons. Tit Huah. Tit Kool and Khoo Cheng Telk. daughter Hock 81m. 3 daughters-in-law, several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral on 6.1.74 3 p m to53 words
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Obituary, Illustration72 1974-01-06 17 Mr*. TAY HENO LEE ne« LEE TECK SEE, Aged 87, paisorl away peacefully on 3--1-74 leaving behind 3 tons, Eoo Chye. Eoo Liang and Lee Eoo Hoe and 9 daughters. 3 daughters-in-law. 8 sons-in-law, 66 grand-children, 36 grand-chlldren-ln-law and 88 great grand children to mourn her loss. Cortege will72 words
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Advertisement589 1974-01-06 17 classified ads d) CHEAM KOH. Between Tow rook Paul son of Mr Cheam Toon Dolce and Vollet. daughUr of Mr i Mn Koh Tech Ouan on 1 74 TAN ONO: Andrew Uk Klan son of Mr Tan Kheng Wliay and Chwee Sim daughter of Mr b Mrs Ong Slong See589 words
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Advertisement671 1974-01-06 17 JO««J«f»M»4V ACCOONT.NO •J««>«NTB Earn extra Income by selling our proven pvbttcaUoo. without much efforton your Pan Particulars from P O Box 1»U. Spore. 1) Attractive and «n>enenced English speaking SALISOIRLS warned for tourist shop. Slight knowledge of Japanese will be an advantage Attractive salary plus commission. 2) Indian or Chinese671 words
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Advertisement781 1974-01-06 17 NAM-NO TRAVEL SERVICE I LNsHTIO. Tour Wast Malaysia Seven Days *****/-. alrcon- diuoned bus *****/- Malaysia OenUng Highlands Sewn Days alrcondltloned bus *****/-. Departure Every Sunday. Mon- day Cameron Highlands Four Days 8175/-. Departure Every Wednesday Bangkok. Chlengmai by alrcondlUoned bus Fifteen Day. BSJ7O/-. 23/1/74. 2>VI4. 10/1774. Wl4. lS^n4. 7/4^4.781 words
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Advertisement1362 1974-01-06 17 >iat IS4S ISTS radio and tape. SSSS HEWAJtO TO FMOSN of a uad tax June 1174. Insurance email Mack and whiu dog with II 12 74 View at 7» Jalan Cheng van loaf hair. He Is a Shin Tsu isk. off Macpherson ßoad. Spore caßerj Bimbo and has bean ml»--ll.1,362 words
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Advertisement447 1974-01-06 17 o33O|oyy '»»m u*!)| 6u O vn r "PH9 U PS djo D •l!* xt l f i»M||O |»UUOW»gJ •l|l 04 (asuapijuoD 4DU4S vi paioaj^ aq M i^DiqM) dDuauadxa puo uoijODnpa 7 o S|iD4ap puo sjouoi^od ||nj t|4|M AlcJdY iDUuassa 40U *nq 'aeo^uoApo p uoujjac) Disoq jo a6pa|MOu->j aiqissod jo/puo ujoai447 words
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Article, Illustration2444 1974-01-06 18 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP I RACING PJ REG Your Pardon, confidently ridden by Ricky Kingston, scored a brilliant four-length win in the Cl. 2 Div. 3 6f race at Bukit Timah yesterday. Beg Your Pardon clocked the smart time of 1 mm. 24 4/5. The2,444 words
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Article37 1974-01-06 18 Ist 15W22 14.646 2nd *****6 $1,327 3rd 15M97 $M 3 Starters ($l5O each): ******. IS24M. *****7. *****5. 154C23, 15*533, ISSN*. 1*3114. *****7, *****1. ConsoUUon (SIM each): *****4. *****7. *****3. 15*971. *****5. 16*691. ******. *****1. ICMM, *****9.37 words
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Article586 1974-01-06 18 tVftWTt) WIPOWT •yHE SUpendlary Steward's report on yesterday's I races at Buklt Tlmah SACS 1: Whan R. Dawkins, the declared rider of Sea* Saag. failed to arrive at the course on time. app. D Kwong was substituted In hi* place. On arrival at the racecourse. Dawklns586 words
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340 1974-01-06 18 World soccer Cup finals to rake in record $75m MUNICH, Sat. This summer's World Cup finals in West Germany are expected to earn football a record 80 million marks (about Ss7s million). "All we really need is some weather and some attractive pairings !n the draw to make it possible,"340 words
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Article130 1974-01-06 18 f ONDON. Sat. Bolton Wanderers. English Second Division club, yesterday agreed on a £30.000 (about 3112.000) fee for Liverpool forward Peter Thompson. Thompson. 31. an English International, was a member of the successful Liverpool side of the 1960s and has been on loan to Bolton for130 words
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Article232 1974-01-06 18 McCord takes 2-stroke lead OEBBLE BEACH (CallI lornla), Sat. Callfornlan Gary McC'ord. playing In his second tour event, grabbed the first-round lead In the Blng Crosby National Pro-Am golf championship yesterday with a seven-under-par 65. McCord. 29. had eight birdies and one bogey as he took a two-stroke lead over232 words
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Advertisement483 1974-01-06 18 COOOYIAR MALAYSIA lIRHAD invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens to fill the post of Industrial Eng.nee* The applicant must have the potential to become Industrial Engineering Manager and must have the following requirements Degree in Mechanical. Industrial or Production Engineering OR Full HSC Certificate with 5 years experience as483 words
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Advertisement84 1974-01-06 18 THE MANAGEMENTS A STAFFS EXPRESS THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO MR. LEONG CHONC LIM CHAIRMAN OF MESSR AH FATT CO PTE LTD. MESSR CHONG ENGINEERING CO. ML LTD. MESSR SOUTH SEA FDIEGLASS PTE LTD. ON THE BEREAVEMENT OF HIS BELOVED WIFE MM. YEE UEM CHEN PASSED AWAY ON THE 4TI JANUARY84 words
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Advertisement229 1974-01-06 18 J^fß^a FAR EAST LEVINGSTON SHIPBUILDING LIMITED (The Oil Industry's Shipyard) offers career opportunities for the following potts. Attractive salary will be offered to the right candidatej with proven ability and experience. Prospects for further advancement are excellent for outstanding candidates. ADMINISTRATION OFFICER Attained at least Higher School Certificate or alternative229 words
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136 1974-01-06 19 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP CONSISTENT v Gomanwyn, who has three wins and three seconds in his last six starts, looks a bright each-way prospect in Race Six at Bukit Timah today. French Court rarely runs a bad race. Topweight and an unfavourable draw should not stop136 words
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Article1653 1974-01-06 19 Race 1 Hallmark: Spectacular elfhttrgth wlaaar Claaa I Dlv. t Sf with Ipoh Dec. II: eaa easily make grade la Claaa 4. tkmura: Nicely drawn; ran t»o fairly goad racaa at ipoh laat month flnlahtnf nfth Dlv 1 It straight: oa beard aavaa times early laat stsaea:1,653 words
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Article104 1974-01-06 19 U7ANOANUI (New ZeaT land). Set The New Zealand all-comers' mile record of 3mln S3 Ssec will be In danger when New Zealand's top middle distance runners clash with Finnish Olympic champion Pekka Va■»la here next Wednesday. Oemtan star Jurgen May set the record on the same104 words
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226 1974-01-06 19 MRA is not barring all expatriate jockeys I JUST received a clipping from Australia stating that all Australian Jockeys would be barred from riding in Singapore and Malaysia In three years time, la this true? It would be a sad day for local racing If Australian Jockeys were banned. After226 words
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Article147 1974-01-06 19 MAC! MOM Jllf TtK-TtK OINNIt CMIA Ouaan'i Ciuiiil Hallmark Minn MltMl Quaan'i Coun»l Local Sanaattoß Hallmark MUMS 4arrf't Kutl ■outhara Prlaat Daaart Noaaad ■•untara »rlaal B<Uxlma« Omnia VlacH (Mitliarn Prlaat Jarnr'a Kuda Tara Laaa iunihtna Tmmli The Bold Oaa About Tima A6.ut THM Mr. Mom Maalc Lamp 0. O.n147 words
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Article210 1974-01-06 19 RIO DC JANEIRO. Sat. The IVH BraUUan Orand Prix will be held m planned despite a governments refusal to supply petrol for the event. Andre Richer, head of the BraHUan Automobile Confederation said lut nifht. Commenting on the declalon by the National Petroleum210 words
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Article37 1974-01-06 19 MIAMI. 8at. The Moscow Red Army soccer team hu accepted an Invitation from the North American aoccer league to play three Indoor exhibition games In the United State* and Cfcnada early next month.37 words
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Article41 1974-01-06 19 LOS ANOELEB. Sat. World Boxing council llfhtwclcht champlnn Rodolfo Qonxalex ha* had to postpone hit Jan. IT title defence •Cilint Jiptn.i Ishlmatiu Susukl. hi* manager. Jackie McCoy iald jwtcrday. Oongmlas hi bitten by spider In hta garden on Wednewtay41 words
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Article, Illustration599 1974-01-06 19 G. ROBERT - G.ROBERT By OINGAPORE Cricket Club, with nine Malaya Cup players, yesteray steamrolled past a weary Tama-gawa-Gakuen University Old Boys RC side 40-7 in a tour rugby match at the padang. The club scored four coals and four tries to the tourists'599 words
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Article188 1974-01-06 19 By DENN.IS CHIA CPECTRUM can readily make the grade In Class Two by taking Race Four today. The Emperor gelding scored a double at the laat meeting, whipping his rivals with great sa*e on both occasions. He has been working well the whole week. Indicating that188 words
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Article28 1974-01-06 19 P. BENSON won the Sings pore Island Country Club Oold Medal on countback from Llm Jit Cheng over the Bukit course yesterday. Both returned nett 71.28 words
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Article259 1974-01-06 19 HUSTLER RIGGS IS AFTER CASALS f AS VEGAS. Sat.— Bobby RlffS, the "male chauvinist" tennis player who who loot his hlfhly tooted match afainst female star BUtte Jean Kin. said yeaterday ha has ssfnadl as a professional at the Troplcana Bactjaet lub. Be said he expects to have a ssrits259 words
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Article146 1974-01-06 19 Fillies to race in $1. 25 m race MIAMI. Sal. Cslder race course officials said yesterday they were offering a UBSIOO.OOO (about WiO.OOOi purse for a match race between Desert Vixen, the champion American filly, and Dahlia, the European champion filly In May or June. If side bets already offered146 words
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Article67 1974-01-06 19 NEW YORK. Sat. Hallu Ebba. Ethiopian record holder of both one mile and 1.500 m and now attending Oregon State University, has filed his entry for the Olympic invitational track meet at Madison Square Oarden on Peb 1. It was announced today Ebba will compete In67 words
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Article25 1974-01-06 19 SYDNEY. Sat.—New Zealand were 2T3 for seven wickets at close of play on the opening day of the Second Test here today.25 words
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Miscellaneous1421 1974-01-06 19 Today's card MJ-MM 145 CLASS 4 DIV. 2- 6F Ba^lXa-UI ($8,500 $5,950 to winner) 1 mi llss»iisi« a (Eurobond l l Br»us»l«n 4 SO (pc-t) 7f W... WBMs) 15 2 2004 taarlal atamtarki f (Oood start) Chonftl.lt (-l)7f -Lam 7 I MM IMMsn i (Thlol Allan 7 I 7 (-4)1,421 words
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Miscellaneous491 1974-01-06 19 JTJ-aW 52S CLASS 5 OIV. 1 8F ,UH» ($7,000 $4,900 to winn.r) 1 Mtl Hart Mara a (Han Rayai K Noordm 5 9 00 i ud sun*) tf F ..Man* 13 1 2SIS NsMsmi CnsMi icrsdlt) Tth 4I 10 -4 bf) r M kw 2 1 97 M F*w asm491 words
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Article319 1974-01-06 20 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By rpOH Boh Heng kept a tight grip I on the $2,000 Sembawang Golf Club Championship when he stretched his lead to three strokes after 36 holes at Sembawang Road yesterday. Boh Heng. 32. shot a three-over-par 72 yesterday for a319 words
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Article, Illustration376 1974-01-06 20 Young Stewart moves up 2nd with day's lowest He had a birdie on each nine, going out one-over 35 and returning with even-par ML Tallb Haron blamed bis putting for his downfall yesterday. He said: "I hist could not sink my putts I had five three putts and that's good376 words
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Article, Illustration478 1974-01-06 20 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By WOLFGANG JOHN, one of the three giant strikers of Wacker Berlin FC, got the better of the Armed Forces defenders to score a hattrick to give his side a 3-1 win at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. John, a478 words
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Article390 1974-01-06 20 BRIDGETOWN (Barbados). Sat. Members of the West Indian cricket team who outplayed England last summer face keen competition to retain their places in the forthcoming return series In the Caribbean In fact, only Rohan Kanhal. who has been appointed West Indian captain for the390 words
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Article468 1974-01-06 20 OUTTERWORTH, Sat Commonwealth Forces North scored an upset when they beat Selangor 7-6 In their final north zone match of the Malaya Cup competition at the air base here yesterday. The Forces, who scored a penalty and a try to lead 7-0 at half-time. held468 words
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358 1974-01-06 20 Liverpool and Leeds held in cup-ties LONDON, Sat. Mighty Leeds United and Liverpool were held to draws In the Third round of the FA Cup today, Leeds to 1-1 by Wolves and Liverpool at 2-2 by Doncaster Rovers. Boston United gave Derby County a shock by holding them to a358 words
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Article47 1974-01-06 20 PRINCE CHARLAB. now on narai dutiee In the Fmr •hat, aoored a goal )aa)ontaj far hl» team In a pok> match against Hngapore Polo Club rYaeldenfe team yeaterda.y The PreaMant'a team wool by >-J. Beoran were Prince Charles. Klmbal (3), t Jumabhoy and Peter Worth.47 words
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Article30 1974-01-06 20 FAIRCHILD beat Bank of America 1-1 in a friendly aoccer match at TOa Payoh yesterday. Raj (J) and Aba Bakar aeored lor Falrchlld and All far the Beak.30 words
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Article43 1974-01-06 20 PiauttAL MM, as. 3BVO. Most M Lmi T To. Pirae, laasis awa» pass oftjli/ taovtaf MMea wif.. l mm. rwaualt pm Baa* Owimni Hex vee« nm m. focw-riy PmA pmi« assess away nmfllj ea H-T4 l«a*lac OSBfMOTS Jojre*. la<r •kaanr aa« d*m.43 words
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194 1974-01-06 20 Fifa vote Chile into World Cup finals IJ«RANKFUBT. Sat. r FUa's organising cosasatUee today rejectee Soviet ei—snas for a second match and voted Chile Into the finals of the 1(74 World Soccer Cup. Mlbailov Andrrjevlr, Yugoslav member ef the committee, saM: "Chile Is definitely in, by a 15 S vwta."194 words
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155 1974-01-06 20 Shooters 'gunned' out of Games team ITU ALA LUMPUR, Be*.— The three theater* who were Me hnhjiias la the Malaysian team for the Cemmonwralth Games In CbrlaUshorcb (Jan. t«-Frb. t) have been dropptU •can. The reason: There la no duet team event on the ■dieting programme for which Tap Few155 words
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Article139 1974-01-06 20 Malaysia will not host tourney KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. —Malaysia win nut host the Third Ay.an Amateur Tennis championships In Kuala Lumpur on March 2 -31. The Indian secretary or the Asian LTF. R K Khanna. has been Informed by cable that Malaysia was reversing an earlier decision to hold the139 words
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Miscellaneous6 1974-01-06 20 GOLT Sembawang Open (Bombawang g.M ajn.).6 words
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