The Straits Times, 12 January 1974
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Title Section15 1974-01-12 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/7415 words
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Article, Illustration1252 1974-01-12 1 CHIA POTEIK and NANCY BYRAMJI PM calls for the will to strive and survive Banquet picture— Back Page By MR. Lee Kuan Yew cautioned last night that there is a period of trial and testing in store for peoples whose economies are without the advantageMak Kian Seng - 1,252 words
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Article83 1974-01-12 1 LISBON. Fri. Nine people were killed and 28 Injured, seven of them seriously, in the worst train disaster recorded on the Benguela railway In Portugal's aouth-westem African state of Angola. Lusltanla news agency reported that the crash occurred yesterday morning dose to the city ofReuter - 83 words
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Article58 1974-01-12 1 BERLIN Fri. TWO Cambodian diplomat* In Bast Oormanjr haw defected from the lon Nol Government and declared their allegiance to the ruled Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the East Oennan news agency ADN reports. The agency Identified them as Khieu Thalm. Charge d Affaire* at the Cambodian embassy InAP - 58 words
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Article52 1974-01-12 1 COLOMBO. Fri. Brt Lanka will go on to a fiveday working week from next week to conserve oil. the Oovemment announced today. But official sources said the measure would not apply to Industries and the plantation sector, which would continue working five and a half days earn52 words
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Article31 1974-01-12 1 LONDON. Pri The Dally Mirror. Biitaln's biggeatseinng dally newspaper, today announced it is Increasing 1U price bom J pane* to 4 pence on Monday because of soaring cost* Reuur.31 words
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Article83 1974-01-12 1 COLOMBO. PH.— Bight people were killed and about 20 Injured when a large crowd stampeded at a public meeting In Jaffna. 200 miles (320 km) north of here, police said today. Police used tear gas and batons to disperse the crowd after one section hadReuter - 83 words
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Article56 1974-01-12 1 LONDONDERRY. Frl. A man and a woman were killed here today when their car exploded on the outskirts of the city. Polk* sources at first believed the two were members of the provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA) but later said they were examining the possibility56 words
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Article27 1974-01-12 1 LONDON. Frl. A hoax bomb warning call forced evacuation of the London Stock Kxcnang* UUs afternoon suspending trading until well after ponce gare the all-clear27 words
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155 1974-01-12 1 MCW DCLHI. Frl. OECURITI f•r c a •9 foufht pitched batUet with atonethrowinf crowds in the western Indian state ef Gujarat today and anoffleUl estimates ■aid there went Mere than IN eaiwJtiM At least It people have died ta the clashes, caved155 words
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Article301 1974-01-12 1 Hopes rise over pay rows ONDON, Frl Hope 6 of ending Britain's two major industrial dispute? rose slightly today following signs of trade union anxiety over continuing disruption. But Qnploymer.t Secretary Mr. William Whltelaw. the Government's top conciliator, warned against easy optimism about a possible settlement of the two-month-old mineReuter - 301 words
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Article48 1974-01-12 1 JAKARTA. Pri— Prlnc*» Beatrix of Holland has cancelled her planned visit to Indonesia became of the current energy crlris In her country, the Duu-h Embassy announced today. The prlnrass and her husband Von Vollenhoven had been scheduled to visit Indonesia later this month. Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Article35 1974-01-12 1 DACCA. Prl— An MP from the ruling Awaml League. Mr Mouturuddtn Ahmed, was shot dead last night while talking to local people near his home In Bhola. southern Bangladesh, police reported. RenterReuter - 35 words
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Article75 1974-01-12 1 LATEST Extra security measures THE HAG lE, Fri. Extra security measures to^ protect the Dutch Toyal family have been Introduced "because of Increased threats to safety throughout tne world," the Dutch Government Information Service said here today. The Amsterdam newspaper De Telegraaf has reported that the Dutch authorities received a75 words
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Advertisement152 1974-01-12 1 fthTnaiiHorT CARS MAY BE BANNED WITHIN THE CITY Page 6 DAWEE hits oat at the CIA 2 SECRET cables on Vietnam bombing 3 IS may share Its oil with major nations 4 ARMED gang kills special constable S ADVICE on industrial safrty tiOVT price list to curb profiteering 14 PUB152 words
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Advertisement6 1974-01-12 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,0006 words
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Article, Illustration121 1974-01-12 2 McQueen sues CBS and five Japanese firms NEW YORK. Frl.— Actor Steve McQueen (above) yesterday sued Columbia Broadcasting System (CB8) and five Japanese firms for ÜBs2 million ($4.8 mil.) for allegedly using his name- and photograph for commercial purposes without his consent McQueen charged violation of privacy In a suitReuter - 121 words
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63 1974-01-12 2 mAITEH, Fri— Taiwan's 1 first recorded male Siamese twins were separated yesterday after an operation In Talchunc. The Central news agency todaj quoted the chief surf eon of the provincial Talcbung hospital Dr. Wu Kun-huan as saying that the four-and-a-half hoar operation was "highly successful The63 words
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639 1974-01-12 2 CIA has no right to meddle in our ffairs: Dawee BANGKOK, Fri. THE Central Intel I i g c n c c Agency (CIA) has been operating in Thailand since the war but "has no right to take part in our Administration," the Defence Minister, Air Chief Marshal Dawee Chullasapya,UPI - 639 words
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236 1974-01-12 2 Teargas quells 200 rioting troops PRT MORESBY, Frt.— Police fired tear gas last night to put down a /two hour riot by more than 200 soldiers who smashed windows at Murray Barracks and stoned passing motorists. A police spokesman said today the rioters hurled rocks and bottles through plate glass236 words
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302 1974-01-12 2 Iran signs up to buy new US plane WASHINGTON, Fri. The Iranian Government has signed a formal letter of Intent to purchase M new, sophisticated Grumman Tomcat F-14 fighters from the United States, Informed government sources here said last night The signing of the letter last Monday for the latest302 words
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Article, Illustration304 1974-01-12 2 If Hanoi should invade the South... WASHINGTON, Friday J^EFENCE Secretary James Schlesinger said yesterday that a North Vietnamese invasion of South Vietnam would necessitate President Nixon having to make a rapid decision whether to recommend re-introduction of American air power. At the same time. Mr Schlesinger told a Press conferenceReuter - 304 words
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165 1974-01-12 2 Israel is accused of hushing up cause of oilfields fire *pEL AVIV. Frl. The 1 Israeli Government was accused today of worsening its "credibility gap" by covering up the news that a misfired ground-to-air missile caused last week's giant blaze at the Abu R o d c 1 s oilfieldsReuter - 165 words
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Article58 1974-01-12 2 WELLINOTON. Frl. Three Inrtrwulan volunteer* have arrived on a year's assignment to conduct course* on their country i culture for teenage New Zealand*™. Wast, tapes, and musical instrument* will be uaed by the group, the ant "reciprocal volunteers" to visit this country under a programme organisedReuter - 58 words
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Article57 1974-01-12 2 TOKYO, Frl. Nippon Dectrtc Co. (NEC) of Japan said ycaUrday it bad received an ordsr from Bgypt to construct a microwave communications circuit at a total cost of 6.000 million yen (about BSMS million). The projected 700-kilo-metre (4JO-mile> circuit extends from Cairo to the Libyan borderAP - 57 words
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298 1974-01-12 3 The rise and fall of Opium King by his brother RANGOON. PH. The trial of Lo Hsinghan. the "Opium King" of the Oolden Triangle between Laos, Burma and Thailand, entered its second day today, with his younger brother telling how Lo became an opium smuggler Lo Hsing-mln. 30. testifying asUPI - 298 words
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Article, Illustration244 1974-01-12 3 China 'gearing up for big oil gush 5 NEW YORK, Frl. Peking appears to be gearing up its oil Industry for a great leap forward in production. Reporting this yesterday. Business Week magazine said the Chinese Government was acting because it is impressed by the international political leverage shown forAP; UPI - 244 words
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Article, Illustration76 1974-01-12 3 AFTER 55 DAYS ADRIFT HONOLULU, Fri. Ed Yamamoto, one of five survivors of a 55- day Pac.flc Ocean or- deal, being hufced by his mother on his return here. The five, all fishermen, were drifting In a small vessel, the Kamoklla, in the central and western Pacific before they were76 words
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Article71 1974-01-12 3 TOKYO. Frl. Foreign Minuter Masayoshl Ohira said today the pending SinoJapan Civil Air Treaty negotiations should not be left unsettled for long. The two nations agreed to conclude the accord designed to open direct flights between Japan and China when they established dlplotlc relations In September.71 words
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305 1974-01-12 3 Move to halt 'psychic surgery' trips- WASHINGTON. Frl. The Federal Trade Commission moved to day to discourage seriously ill per.ple from paying for air tours to Manila for "psychic surgery." The treatment was described in affidavits the HC submitted to a US district court Judge In Seattle. Washington, who laterReuter - 305 words
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126 1974-01-12 3 Oil price hike 'hindered aid flow' WASHINGTON, Fri Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said yesterday that oil producing nations had In one stroke negated Western aid flow to the underdeveloped nations by raising the prices of oil. "All aid flowa have been outstripped In one afternoon's decision." Or. Kissinger saidReuter - 126 words
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227 1974-01-12 3 BANGKOK, Frl. Japanese Prime MinUter Kakuel Tanaka failed to dampen Thai fears of Japan's economic role during his official 48--hour visit to Thailand which ended today. Orglnally conceived to promote goodwill, the visit was marked by mass student demonstration against alleged Japanese economicReuter - 227 words
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Article30 1974-01-12 3 TOKYO, m Finance Minister Tfckao Pukuda wUI Mptaatnt Japan at the meetIng or the Committee of 30 Finance Mlnlatcn In Rome next week. a Oovemment spofciwnan announced today.30 words
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252 1974-01-12 3 Aussie Govt starts probe into report CANBERRA. Friday 'JMIH Australian Government has begun a top-level investigation into the newspaper publication today of allegedly highly-secret and confidential communications between the Government and its embassy in Washington. Cables reportedly dealing with the renewal of American bombingReuter - 252 words
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199 1974-01-12 3 S. Africa to send iron ore to —Japan- PRETORIA, Fri South Ainea has agreed in principle to export "substantial tonnage*" of Iron ere to Japan, but no agreement has yet been signed because of the fuel crisis, the South African Iron and Steel Corporation (ISCOR) aaid today. A company spokesmanReuter - 199 words
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Article40 1974-01-12 3 BONN. Frl. West Oermany has lifted the weekend ban on private driving Imposed last November for the purpose of saving petrol But speed limits would remain for the time being, the official Government spokesman announced. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Advertisement464 1974-01-12 3 I Production I Engineer Around S 1,600 p.m. plus car Our client is an international manufacturing and distributing organisation n the high precision engineering field and enjoys a prestigious reputation world wide as vwi: bs leading position in the market place. Its Malaysian operation has been expanding steadily and it464 words
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Article62 1974-01-12 4 ADELAIDE. Prl. Abalone diver Terrence Manuel was killed on Wednesday by a 10-foot shark that tore off his right leg In a savage attack at Hlghcllff on the west coast of South Australia. Manuel. 26, was diving for the shellfish In about 10 feet of water ISO62 words
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Article43 1974-01-12 4 WSBT BERLIN. Prl. A Polish Htpiot«i»t W as remanded In custody on suspicion of espionage by a west Berlin magistrate yesterday Police said the diplomat, who they declined to Identify, was arrested In West Berlin on Tuesday. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article, Illustration147 1974-01-12 4 TERROR GANG BOMBS HOTEL BELFAST, Frl. The guerilla war that has swept Northern Ireland has reached the sleepy coastal village of BaUintoy late last night when terrorists shot it up and bombed the hotel. Ten people, including several women, were wounded In the blast that badly damaged the Carrick-A-Rede Hotel,Reuter; AP; UPI - 147 words
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362 1974-01-12 4 WASHINGTON. Friday PRESIDENT Nixon may attempt to hold down the price of Arab oil by proposing to share US oil resources with the major industrial nations of the world, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch said yesterday. The newspaper quoted White House sources asReuter - 362 words
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Article16 1974-01-12 4 TOKYO. PH.— Well-known Japanese novelist Yuao Yamamoto died today of pneumonia. He was S616 words
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Article30 1974-01-12 4 MIAMI, m— Three Cuban nthlng boats with 16 crewmen aboard were seised by Wah.wiUn authorities for fishing In Bahamas territory yesterday the n».t»»TP»« News Bureau reported In Miami.30 words
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222 1974-01-12 4 'Time for Watergate team to pack up' SAN CLEMENTE, Frl. President Nixon's key advisers said the Senate Watergate Committee has fulfilled Its mandate and should go out of business next month. They contend It Is "time to take the Watergau Investigation out of the public arena." "The sooner, the better,"UPI - 222 words
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Article75 1974-01-12 4 PORTO ALEORE (Brazil. Prl. More than half the passengers from the Italian liner Enrico C struck fast on a mudbank for the past four days have been flown home by charter planes, the ship agents said on Wednesda> night The 13.000-ton vessel was on a cruise between BuenosReuter - 75 words
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Article174 1974-01-12 4 BRUSSELS. Frl. The Common Market Commission will soon propote laws to hold parent companies of multinational corporations responsible for the actions of subsidiaries in EEC countries, Industry Commissioner AlUero Splnelll said. LONDON: The huge cost to industrial countries of the recent rise In oil prices will ho the subject174 words
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Article146 1974-01-12 4 LONDON: About 85 per cent of the 12.000 Ugandan Asians who registered for work In Britain now have Jobs and "are making a go of It," Sir Charles Cunningham, chairman of the Uganda Asian Resettlement Board, said. SYDNEY: Australia has sold 250.000 tonnes of wheat worth about146 words
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Advertisement261 1974-01-12 4 PERFEaGIFTI ifl IV. JS^tnSt Wl j J j 1 Veeeeeeeee! be? I eeeeeSeeeeeeeeeeeeeePV I \^MI I 9 ~~i& FRFF Two magic' snifters This season Baron Otard has a great gift idea for you. Two "magic' snifters gift -packed with Baron Otard, the perfect cognac. The two trick snifters hold their261 words
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Article50 1974-01-12 5 LONDON. Frl A young Cxechorlovak diplomat who fllaapiwiernci from his embassy post In [["li*") last month U being allowed to stay In Britain for a year, the Home Office aald yesterday. Mr. Pavel Slaka. 27. la now believed to be with frlendi in a country hideaway. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article41 1974-01-12 5 TORONTO. Frl. Police seised about IOOOCb of hashish and arrested live people on Wednesday In the tartest aatsure of the drugInvolving arrests In Canadian history. The haablah has a street value of about OBS* million (BSH million). AF41 words
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Article, Illustration313 1974-01-12 5 Nixon seeks new strategy against N-raids cities CONCERN OVER RUSSIA BUILD-UP WASHINGTON. FHday J)EFENCE Secretary James Schlesinger said yesterday the Nixon Administration is seeking a new target strategy which would provide an alternative to what he called suicidal nuclear strikes against populated cities. He told a Press conference this conceptReuter - 313 words
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Article79 1974-01-12 5 HALIFAX. Frl. RovaJ Canadian Mounted PoUee fanned human chain to drag a, aaeman from trees! ns aaas after a Hnntinof-regta-tared British freighter ran aground near Btepbanvule on Wednesday merit The sailor was one of M crew rescued from the I.MO--lon Mardina Reefer, reportad to be InReuter - 79 words
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Article, Illustration126 1974-01-12 5 Mousetrap: Just a change of scene LONDON, Fit The Mousetrap, a saarder thriller which has played In London's Ambassadors Theatre for over Zl years the longest run in the world is moving Its scene of the crime. The play by Agatha Christie (above) will close at Ambassadors on March ZS126 words
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189 1974-01-12 5 ASSEMBLY TOLD OF PLOT TO SEIZE POWER IN LANKA /X)LOMBO Frl. OpVr position leader JR. Jayewardene told Sri Lanka's National Assembly yesterday that a revolutionary group within and outside Parliament was planning to seise power In the country. Mr. Jayewardene, leader of the rightwlng United National Party, said some youngerReuter - 189 words
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Article47 1974-01-12 5 TOKYO. FW A volcanic Island In the Pacific about five times the ata* of a football field and still too hot for humans to step on. has been Incorporated a* Japan's newest land maaa The Island la tooatad <M miles sooth of Tofcyo.— AP.AP - 47 words
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180 1974-01-12 5 Young immigrants down with bone diseases GLASGOW, FTt Children of Indian and Pakistani Immigrants an suffering from rickets and osteomalacla diseases that Involve softening of the bones In epidemic proportions, a doctor said today. Or. Angus Ford, a senior registrar at a Glasgow Hospital and an •xpert on rickets, saidReuter - 180 words
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Article71 1974-01-12 5 ROMI. m Three bomb explosions damaged buildings in central Rom* today In what seemed to be a coordinated attack, police said. There were no immediate reports of any casualties. Police said one of the bombs was thrown from a car at an office building71 words
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202 1974-01-12 5 Gangster film director accused of robbery PARis, Frl. French film director JeanClaude Dague, a specialist in gangster films went on trial here today accused of robbing seven banks to help finance his latest screen Shootout Dague. 37, a swashbuckling film-maker who drew inspiration from the gangster novels of French writerReuter - 202 words
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Article62 1974-01-12 5 BAN FRANCISCO. Fit Mr. F"r —t** Kajlmura. a Japanese working aa a newsman here, created a stir when he went Into the bank wearing a face mask Mr. Kaxuo, suffering the cold miseries, was following the custom of his homeland. Traditionally In Japan. It la62 words
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Article28 1974-01-12 5 LONDON. Frl. One person was killed and SI Injured In c. 43-car pile-up In dense fog on a motorway In central England on Wednesday night Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article56 1974-01-12 5 'SYRIA GETTING SCUDS' WASHINGTON, fit— Admiral Thomas Moorrr. chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff. aald yesterday the ataasl&ns are providing Syria with rnkmtim eajahle 1 striking into the heart of Tel Aviv and other Israeli cities. Efypt Is also known to have the missiles. known as Sends, which56 words
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97 1974-01-12 5 Chinese to be official HK language HONOKONO, Fri. Chinese is to become an official language here under a Language Bill which will shortly be Introduced before the colony's legislative council. Announcing this today, a government apnkuman aald Chinese and ■Dgttsn would have the same status after the BUI had bernReuter - 97 words
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Article55 1974-01-12 5 WASHINOTON. Frl. The Central Intelligence Agency Is being used to check oil shipments around the world. Biergy Chief William Simon has said. Mr. Simon. Head of the Federal Energy Office, aald the CIA was providing Urn FXO with "Intelligence" on nil tankers. Including when they leaveUPI - 55 words
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Article30 1974-01-12 5 TOKYO. Frl— Chief Cabinet Secretary Susumu Nlkaldo said today the Government was concerned about the South Korean Oovemment restrictive measures against foreign newsmen stationed In South Korea. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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259 1974-01-12 5 Japan to cut oil and power supply by 15pc rrOKYO, m. The I Japanese Cabinet today decided to go ahead with a plan to cut oU and electricity supply by IS per cent from Wednesday Enforcement of the plan, which originally was to replace the previous 10 per cent cutReuter - 259 words
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503 1974-01-12 6 WONG LAI WAH - WONG LAI WAH MOVE TO PROVIDE FEEDER TRANSPORT SERVICE FOR WORKERS By SINGAPORE motorists in ;i v soon have to stop their tars outside tlie lily and take public transport to work. This would probably come about as soon as there is an503 words
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Article159 1974-01-12 6 AAS plan for school service rE Automobile Association of Singapore is planning to set up a School Bus Service for its members' children. The service is expected to be ready by the end of September and the scheme will be operated on a first-comc-flrst-served basis because of the large membership159 words
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Article402 1974-01-12 6 ANOTHER 10 PEAK-HOUR ROUTES rpHIS Is the second Instalment of another A 10 peak-hour routes under Scheme B of the supplementary transport service. No. 11 Toa Pay oh. Loronf 6 near Block 47 Cecil Street via Scotts Road outside Hyatt Hotel (20 cent* Orchard Road near Mac Donald House (30402 words
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Article44 1974-01-12 6 RAIMA bint* Awanf. 43. was fined ll.&OO on Thursday for harbouring an Illegal Immigrant. Fatimawatl blnte Mohamed Kanim, 16, lor nine days from Sept. 14 last year In her house In Jalan Dam Nana*. off Tanah lferah Besar Road. She pleaded guilty44 words
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Article52 1974-01-12 6 THX Slngapon Industrial Labour Ort»nlc*UoD and the Plop— liMfcutrta* EmployMi' Union wUI show a China* film. Pull Out the Tlf«r'i Twin, at Kant Chlan Cinema In Toa Payoh at ajn. tomorrow. The show la part of the union'! plan to provide cultural and tftiH-«U"nal entertainment to52 words
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396 1974-01-12 6 The lorrybus routes: Wait-and-see attitude by owners TtfDS Registry of Vehicles yesterday Issued more than 75 application forms to owners of lorries, goods vehicles, vans and private buses to take part In Scheme B of the Supplementary Transport Service announced on Tuesday. Under the scheme, the owners will be allowed396 words
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260 1974-01-12 6 Plea for better bus system in Jurong AN OFFICIAL of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association, Mr. B.G. Cummins, has urged the Government to provide better bus services to serve Jurong both internally and ext c rnally. Speaking at a seminar on •The Developing Ju ronK" at Nanyang Unl verslty on Thursday,260 words
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153 1974-01-12 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Chambers of commerce and the Federation of Malaysian Man f acturers have given an undertaking to the Government that bmnipatraa will be allowed a greater share of the distribution trade. They gave the undertaking to the Deputy Prime Minister,153 words
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Article21 1974-01-12 7 PENANO. Frl.— The Chief Minister. Or. Urn Chong Eu, ha* been warded In the General Hospital far a check-up.21 words
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Article209 1974-01-12 7 BANKS COOL TO HOUSING LOANS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday COMMERCIAL banks here are adopting a "cool" attitude towards all new applications for housing loans from individuals and private developers. However, those projects which are already being financed by banks will continue to receive their loans. Bankers here said today the change209 words
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Article23 1974-01-12 7 KUALA LUMPUR. FTL The Education aflnlatcr. HaJI Mohamad Ya'acob. aald In Parliament there were 1.279 Malaysian students at the University of23 words
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545 1974-01-12 7 I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri. The University of Malaya Students Union will send a delegation to meet Japanese Prime Minister Mr. Kakuei Tanaka when he arrives here tomorrow. UMSU secretary-general Enclk Hlshamuddin Rats told a Press conference today a memorandum on Japan's "economic abuse" In545 words
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Article164 1974-01-12 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Prl. —Seventeen bags of wheat flour and other controlled Items were seised by officials of the Ministry of Trade and Industry from a shop In Jalan Ipoh today. The raid, by officers of the ministry's Enforcement Unit, was part of the Government164 words
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147 1974-01-12 7 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Fri. Several hundred bottles of "brandy" and other liquor seized by police here on Wednesday night are believed to be Imitation liquor attractively packed for distribution to other towns and states. The brandy, locally bottled and labelled "VBOP," was seized frcm147 words
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Article178 1974-01-12 7 Border hunt for wounded gang tr ANGAR, Fri. Round-the-clock patrols are being maintained by Security Forces following yesterday's killing of two unidentified men and the wounding of another in a police clash with an armed gang at the Perils sugarcane plantations in Chuplng, near the Thai border. Ked a h178 words
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Article, Illustration231 1974-01-12 8 SC who took on robbers is knifed to —death— A SPECIAL Constable died at Outram Hospital at 1 a.m. yesterday three hours after a gang of robbers stabbed him. SC Ong Ah Wan, 25, a bookshop storekeeper, had taken on the robbers, armed He was playing chess with a friend,231 words
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82 1974-01-12 8 $900 fine and six-month ban on motorist MOTORIST Robert Xavler Billups, 30, was fined |MK> In the tenth magistrate's court yesterday tor driving dangerously along dementi Road last Christmas Day. Ha was also disqualified from driving Class 4 for six month*. Ha pleaded guilty. The court was told that Billups'82 words
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Article18 1974-01-12 8 The pawl A ant of taa Oo»«tunaaJP«aalon«r AaecetoUon Mr. H.M. DankeVnas resigned due to poor health18 words
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67 1974-01-12 8 A 94-year-old woman fell from her bed while sleeping at her son's flat In Lorong Bengkok off Pay a Lebar Road at about 11 p.m. last Dec. 5. Tn Ah Cnu was admitted to hospital where ahe died of head Injuries 11 days67 words
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Article69 1974-01-12 8 Results of Toto draw No. 3/74 THE numbers picked In Toto draw No. 374 were 43, 47, 7, 3 and 29. The additional number was 13. In the circles draw, the numbers picked were 47, 32 and A. In the ABC draw, the letters picked were A, B. A, B.69 words
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Article49 1974-01-12 8 MOTORIST Tao Ouan Hock of Commonwealth Drive was fined $3M on Thursday for dangerous drtHe admitted overtaking and aqueesing In bafeeu two vehicles along Piny Road and cutting to the extreme left across the path of a lorry at an excessive spaad last Sept. M.49 words
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Article33 1974-01-12 8 THE principal of Anderson Secondary School. Mrs. Peggy Phang. will present certificate* to sueosssful trainee* of Training Ship ■ngapore aboard the vassal at FBA feast Wharf at 10 am. today33 words
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145 1974-01-12 8 TRANSPORT ALLOWANCE RATES TO BE REVIEWED FPHK Government la to ■1 review the transport allowance rates of civil servants because of the higher costs of petrol and can. A spokesman for th* Finance Ministry said it* Budget Section are preparing to collect Information on the price hikes of petrol, tyre*145 words
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Article37 1974-01-12 8 THE maaacliic director of Haw p»x Brothers fctarruUonai, Mr. DO Wauon will spamlr. 00 Singapore's Financial Perspective at the lunch meeting of the Inter* national Y'i Men 1 Club of Blnopore at Hotel Equatorial today.37 words
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Article150 1974-01-12 8 T^LECnUCTTY eon£4 aompUon la Bintapore far the week which ended on Wednesday fell by IXM per cent. The f irure Mid the PubUc VUUtlei Board, was not aa food aa that achieved la the previous week when 14.41 per cent lea •iMtrlcHy «nIU150 words
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Article, Illustration211 1974-01-12 8 EVELYN NO - A helping hand for Makiko across the stepping-stones... EVELYN NO By riBIVALRY tt not V> dead even If it takes a member of the fairer sex to prove it. After all, both Makiko Tanaka (left) and Miss Qaek PI Lan (right) share the common problem of wearing high heels. And211 words
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Advertisement410 1974-01-12 8 V\fesyour washday ever a problem? TTien,you should know how this Siena fully automatic washing machine can benefit you a jssf^i^l|^B>ssss^BsssesjßH^, aB HERE ARE E OUTSTANDING FEATURES j^Bß^S^^^ Wnhn. t.nrn md ip,n<lr,»- your laundry •uto.nalKally in> •-«assBBBBal avaV^^^^saaaffiVal ffort > p lO0 D With 14 wmJh prosr emmet and ttwrmoetatic control410 words
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Advertisement132 1974-01-12 8 STARLITE Jk ALUMINIUM AWNINGS JLEXTEND •HssaßS YOUR LIVING COMFORT! Starlite gives you a whole range of colourful, durable aluminium awnings to choose from. They're a must for any home! Starlit* aluminium awnings add charm, grace and beauty while th«y provide you with full protection against harsh sunlight and nin. And132 words
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Article40 1974-01-12 9 THE angapore Armed Ftorces will conduct demolition live firing exercise* at the Southern Islands live firing range at Pulau Sanang f.-om today to Tuesday daily from 8 sm to midnight. The public la warned to keep dear.40 words
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Article23 1974-01-12 9 MR BTEPHEN Sim See Loy has been appointed Shells director of the new personnel and trade relations department from Jan 1.23 words
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244 1974-01-12 9 Students hand over protest letter to -embassy- SEVEN university students yesterday submitted r letter to Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka of Japan deploring, among other things, the Increasing trade deficit between the two countries and Japanese business practices. They a:jo invited him on behalf of the University of Singapore Student! 1244 words
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Article40 1974-01-12 9 A TOTAL of 367 lots of land In Tuas. Jurong are to be taken over by the Government under the Land AooulslUon Act. according to a Oasvttc notlfirauor The land la for the Jurong Town Corporation.40 words
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Article31 1974-01-12 9 POLICE detained seven suspects of the Slo CM Ro secret society In Cecil Street at 8 pjn on Wednesday The seven are between the aces of 16 and 38.31 words
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111 1974-01-12 9 DETECTIVES from the CID detained nine secret society suspects 1b two raids yesterday. In the first raid at 12.30 a.m. at Jalan Hock Cbye, In the Tamplnes area, the detectives picked up five youths who are said to be members of the Slo Guan111 words
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273 1974-01-12 9 Treat safety as an attitude of mind, workers told INDUSTRIAL workers were yesterday urged to consider safety as an attitude of mind as well as a work habit to prevent accidents In factories. Mr. Phey Yew Kok. general secretary of the Pioneer Industries Employee* Union said while employers must provide273 words
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89 1974-01-12 9 rrATHCUTB now cost 50 mm cents more in most u^uDer shops because of the approaching Chinese New Year. The new prices came Into effect on Monday, and will last till Chinese New Year's Day (Jan. 33). An official of the89 words
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Advertisement77 1974-01-12 9 k thing of beaut. j; /A/ Ching dynasty 9 pea^^yy [jg; Rising Arts frCraf^^t^^J 292 A Telok Ayer Street Tel *****1 *****5Z*****25r2525r25r25r*****5r1525r25r25H^ 3 Display of Traditional Chinese Interior Decoration items available at old prices re open till Chinese Ntw Vtar Eve. 9 30am 5 30pm [Vj *^^^^»»>s| gKT7 I] J^^sßßsm77 words
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Advertisement479 1974-01-12 9 mmSsml lm^HH IB bm^Bamßsaml "mHsl kmH sM BSM sBBs?" SOU SCENTS ICCK O'CONNORS (PTE) LTD 9nga*"osi hum. a iumpur kota rinabaiu kuoung OC-S »-7» The cold facts about the new Westinghoyse frostfree refrigerators upright freezers (from Jebsen Jessen, naturally) FROSTFREE REFRIGERATORS [r i| UPRIGHT FREEZERS 'FROSTFREE I sSHbsbbbbH^EsIESBPIeI UPRIGHT for479 words
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Miscellaneous281 1974-01-12 9 Straits Times Crossword A< boss they must be on the rtfht 1 Plant piovtdes high-flier lines (8). with ntlmulus 1 Surprise! Need a hat? 5 Old- up* ow they IrrtUt* Cartalnly. on the Sabbath (6). and rest periods (I). S Made opening before 8 Cockney had composed Leons finUhed drink281 words
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Advertisement439 1974-01-12 10 IOHNTIIMRE--*^— 5 SHOWS Pb%l 11 00 m. 1.30, 4.00. 4.30. 9 3 Op-.. No ftm Lift PRETTY bV^^ WOMEN!!! Et)C|il' Cash Bookings T| accepted from 9.00 am. J^^ v ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S "FRENZY" a» JON FINCH ALEC McCOWtN BARRY FOSTER c.«m« Bill It NHITELAW < ANNA MASS T BARBARA UIGH HUNT439 words
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Advertisement977 1974-01-12 10 TO-NIGHT MIDNIGHT ft TO-MORROW MORNING SHOW AT 10 30 a m AT BOTH THEATRES No Fraa Lut An Hindmun. Film in Eanmancotof with English ft China** Subt itl*. RAJESHKHANNA RAAKHEE MtdamPun Karan Ow»n "Mother's Love" A Kam Mah ThMtrat Rilnm HrC^rryvi '..aSjrfll pppppppa L^Lh iLS PPPpWt' _tm^ i7/ ■^•a^aVPPPPMaV ■T^B^^a^ppl977 words
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Advertisement228 1974-01-12 10 LIDO Chinese New Year Attraction m >^ "He post iKre*ble W LIW CIA MANHUNT^ §C^i DELON SCOFIELD COO£ NAME FOR A KILLER <APITOL- OPENS TODAY I1«aj 1.30. 4.00, 645 Ii 9.30pm NO FREE LIST aj •«PW IRON BODYGUARD j starring CHEN KUAN FAI and YUEH HUAMANDARIN FILM in SCOPE COLOR228 words
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Advertisement812 1974-01-12 10 jwlr^rvv^fvs^vwwv^i I^rvy> i feu CATHAY I ■iatfaiaaaail^iiiiii'iiiiTl I; I NOW SHOWING 1 5 -Slow. 7.ook*.X>pm CHI OUIVAHA Color Frandaco Hobal IRCS) S JUMONO ORIVE-IN a* CATHAY a OOfOM ORCHARD 2nd Midrnghl Tonight' 1 IQdaoo Tornorrm* al 9 am'l GoMan Harvaat praaaoit p U L,H U Mao Ymg 3* Mandarm Color812 words
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Advertisement166 1974-01-12 11 Bring /our roller skates! •1?” i I K3 u «Oi>CJ I v-. 1 fSir Mfll It's not really that far to the end of our "never-ending buffet" table. But compared to others, it's a long way. So bring your roller skates if you like. Make it fast through those incredible,166 words
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Advertisement238 1974-01-12 11 Come to Kampong Kembangan Constituency New Year Exhibition and get our latest range of fashionable ties at very special prices from: GLOBE NECKWEAR FACTORY (S) PTE. LTD. Modern styling. Fashionable designs. Masterly cut end tailored Mede from selected quality materials supplied by Messers Schielseide, Scheefer Te Neves, Seklenweberei Ludwig Gusken,238 words
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Advertisement227 1974-01-12 11 Tim-sum inthecig TAIWAN SINGERS AND ORCHESTRA ENTERTAIN AT LUNCH AND j DINNER. I It's not the most expensive car around but for its price it's a lot more luxury than you'd expect b^A^bl b^bW b^bWAb^b^bl b^b^l^bl b^bV a^al b^b^^HbM b^b^b^b^b^^ b^bV Bm^^B b^b^b^b^b^b^bß^blb^b^blb^b^b^B b^' WW V' -M m iff We227 words
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Advertisement16 1974-01-12 11 L^aaU^Z IvfL^B^B^BH^B^B^L^BB BBBMB CMJTPHE (PTE) LTD. Itwaii mat «k<ct> iMimauihi Btaiall at: m+*mtu end Mery» Coimtict.16 words
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Advertisement109 1974-01-12 11 DO NOT 8E ALARMED IN THE EVENT YOU FEEL SLIGHT EARTHQUAKE TREMORS IN THIS CITY. IT WILL ONLY BE THE IMPACT Of TtVO UNDEFEATED GIANTS OF THE RING CLASHING IN A BATTLE ROYAL" 1 YOU ASKED FOR THIS BIC CLASH" TONIGHT -GAY WORLD 9 p.m. W i ChinaM Champion afc109 words
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Article396 1974-01-12 12 JAPANESE Prime Minister Mr. Kakuel Tanaka's short stay in Singapore was neither marred by hostile demonstrations nor bedevilled by fractious Issues in bilateral relations. Singapore's university students, for Instance, were polite and dignified yesterday when they presented the Japanese Embassy with a memorandum outlining their reservations about Japan's396 words
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Article176 1974-01-12 12 CINGAPOREANS have the fortuitous conJunction of the Jan. 2 big blackout and three smaller power failures in under a fortnight to thank for bringing to light the appalling situation described by the Public Utilities Board yesterday. Negligence and sheer Irresponsibility by some building contractors and developers caused176 words
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Article476 1974-01-12 12 T.F. Hwang taken you down memory lane rDAY the Chief Justice plays host to more than 500 members of the legal profession (including Judicial and legal officers) at his annual reception In the Supreme Court. The occasion marks the 1674 opening of the Legal Year. Until not many years ago,476 words
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Article582 1974-01-12 12 Across the Causeway EXCERPTS of editorial comment from the New Straits Times, Malaysia. FIS impossible to be unsympathetic to the cause for which 100 housewives from Felda schemes in Jotaore demonstrated last week. Wives contribute to the turning of Felda land into productive acres. Yet when they are divorced, they582 words
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500 1974-01-12 12 PETER MOSLEY - PETER MOSLEY: By London POMET Kohoutek Is V> fading fast. While millions of star-gazers as well as the merely curious scan the evening sky iv dwindling hopes of seeing what was billed as the celestial sight of the century, even the Skylab astronautsReuter - 500 words
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Article, Illustration575 1974-01-12 12 PERCY SENEVIRATNE - PERCY SENEVIRATNE By Virtual blackout at National Stadium but some night games continue elsewhere AT NIGHT the National Stadium stands In gloomy solitude a contrast to the scene a few yards away where busy vehicles choice the roads. These silent nights at the stadium are the575 words
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Advertisement15 1974-01-12 12 Aw AUTOMATIC RADIO F^^^^^^^^^^\__-^«iß^Bßrf Sft 1 ifl SPC-5002 I 8-track stereo I I Pljet»«n»Jw^l carptaver15 words
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Advertisement185 1974-01-12 12 T CHINESE T| k NEW TEA rt _.v »1 V b»«sf> I psL az, ass. 120" English ICI Tvytara. 57.80 53.90 4«" F«ney Acrylic F*>ne». k SISO 48" German Cotton Material f $2 90 MANY OTHER FABRICS 10% 60* DISCOUNT FREE SIFTS n ,1, PURCHASE OF 1 EnjlMt Carpet 6185 words
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Article86 1974-01-12 13 Jumbo in with new engine ABINOAPORE Airlines Jumbo Jet flew In from Hongkong yesterday with one of Its four engines replaced. BIA sources said the spare engine had to be flown to Hongkong when attempts to repair the faulty one failed. The Boe.ng-747 was scheduled to arrive here on Thursday86 words
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Article53 1974-01-12 13 24 fined $1,885 for gambling TWENTY -FOUR people, seven women among them, were fined a total of $1,886 In the First Magistrates Court (or gambling offences during the last two days. All of them pleaded guilty to gambling at various common gaming houses and In public. They were flned between53 words
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Article32 1974-01-12 13 BUHARI bin Suandl. S3. w».i fined 178 yesterday for pl*yln« s time of fin tan In public In Oeylsng Serai st about 4 p.m. on Thursday He pleaded guilty32 words
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249 1974-01-12 13 rE m v. Prln&endara, a new luxury passenger liner, received a "lion's welcome" when she sailed into Singapore waters yesterday on her maiden voyage. As the liner, belonging to the Holland-America Line, berthed alongside Gate 9 of Pfc'A, four "lions" awaiting her arrival, gave249 words
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Article, Illustration411 1974-01-12 13 PUB to enforce stricter worksite rules MOVE AGAINST MORE BLACKOUTS... THE Public Utilities Board is believed to be considering the introduction of more stringent measures to prevent the recurrence of blackouts caused by negligence and carelessness of private building contractors and developers in excavating worksites. Official figures given yesterday showed411 words
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77 1974-01-12 13 EMBASSY: NO INDONESIANS SENT HOME rpHE Indonesian Em•l bsssy said yesterday It had confirmed that no Indonesian nationals had been sent back by local authorities as a result of a police vice Investigation. A spokesman said the embassy had checked with the local authorities and was told that there had77 words
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Article14 1974-01-12 13 MR. M KARTHIOEBU has been re-elected president of the Law Society of Singspore.14 words
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Article49 1974-01-12 13 A «2 YEAR OLD man, Woon man Ben«. died of head Injuries soon aftar he fell from the roof of a storehouse In Middle Road at the Naval Base on Thursday Police said Woon was repairing the roof when be slipped and fell 40 feet.49 words
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Article36 1974-01-12 13 KANAPATHY Blnnlah. SO, waj fined $S0 yesterday for disorderly behaviour by shouting st the top of his voice outside Joo Chlat police station on Thursday. He pleaded guilty. He had two previous convictions.36 words
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Advertisement24 1974-01-12 13 bsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssP^ a^a^af^^^l asssL Australian Export Quality Shirts Available from: TPT 1 HfF^ aPEKING •O 62 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. SINGAPORE Fully Air conditioned Departments! Store24 words
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Advertisement246 1974-01-12 13 JOIN THE MEN 1974 fashion from Europe Men's Acrylic T-shirts V2"4 1/4* slim belts from Ptay-Boy pla\floo\/ ffeopte"s fbrk Complex Ground Floor. Sngapore. I^^lbbblsjJ»^ bbbsK -^J^Ms It's the uieekend. Don't forget your Kodak Film. VOCAL RECITAL by LEE SOO BEE J versatile and internationally famous soprano, at Vie- toria Theatre246 words
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Advertisement59 1974-01-12 13 I I rl J I member ot the Amalgamated Metal Corporation Group r**A Too much food! Alka-Seltzer will make you feel better. Over-eating can lead to acid indigestion and bring on an upset stomach and headache. But don't worry. One or two Alka-Seltzer dissolve d in water will relieve the59 words
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Miscellaneous173 1974-01-12 13 TV SINGAPORE (5) 1 ACM Opening and Sesame IJt News in Brief 1 15 What's My X VJ Street M 5 Saturday CC PM In and Around (Eng Mitmee— Atlas In The Und Of The 0. JJ lish repeat) 7 Jt News Cyclops 1.45 Soccer Dukla (Malay) 7.41 Ironside Programme173 words
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Miscellaneous626 1974-01-12 13 TV MALAYSIA (3) 2 1 r m Programme Summary That Dof 7.M Majallah TV IAI •tJ 2.47 Majallah Manila S.II Proframim Summary 7.51 Theatre o( English F.lni Blue Mood 4JI itu The Shattered Glass IJI renstiwa Ml News IJI ''ami 4.JJ Programme Summary 4.J7 Keronthonf 144 Police Surgeon Z Animal626 words
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Miscellaneous69 1974-01-12 13 W ATEK consumption en Thursday was 115J million rations (524.M* cubic metres), two million rations at,— cubic metres) men than Wednesday. THE TIDES TIMT: Bun 1.41 ML (2.9b), 1.10 p.nToS). MB ImM 1125 ut aM, nv u. c.2»). hrt MdM 9.05 tM. 12M 9.K pji. Ob). TMMMM: Ilmn 122 Ut69 words
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190 1974-01-12 14 Tax relief: Special forms out in a week THE Inland Revenue Department will In a week's time Issue, on request, special forms to taxpayers to claim tax relief for supporting aged parents, grandparents or handicapped children Taxpayers eligible for such reliefs and who have already submitted their assessment forms can190 words
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208 1974-01-12 14 Five years for triad man who tried to extort- ASECRIT society member with seven previous convictions, was Jailed for nv* years by the Fourth District Court yesterday for attempted extortion. Urn Song Kla, 35. had pleaded cmilty last Dec. 29 to two charges of trying to extort $2M from building208 words
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144 1974-01-12 14 ITiERY Valham. 19. an F Indonesian tourist, was jailed for two years by a district court yesterday for stealing $7,600 from a department stye. He pleaded guilty to stealing the money from Metro Orchard Pte Ltd. In Scotts Road, together with another person144 words
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523 1974-01-12 14 THE Government yesterday issued its first price list of daily essential commodities in a move to help keep check profiteering and inflation. A Trade Department statement said the price list was based on Information received from the Primary Production Department, selected retailers and523 words
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Advertisement162 1974-01-12 14 HmttMiH Gxignatulations to the Japan Machinery Show Kanagawa and Vbkohama YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH MITUTOYO Mitutoyo eliminate! errors which even the most experienced engineer makes when using conventional equipment. Produced by the largest Manufacturer of Precision Measuring Tools in the Solt agtnts in Singapor* h Xtolaywa World. Mitutoyo em-162 words
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Miscellaneous246 1974-01-12 14 Bringing Op Vmiktmr By BUI Kavanagh tic Hal Camp y "4. It 'TM NOT GOINfi TO "N II I FEEL SO SORRY FOR U v AHP SHE VCU WOULP SET TMS I APOLO6I2E FO* YOU I THE POOR PEAK PLEASE J SHE WAS SUSUALLV WAS f 6CX/TINC3W WECAWr^^ft I'LL BE246 words
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Advertisement1053 1974-01-12 15 |fa BLUE SEA UME EXDC9SS tll<*■> t ti 9tfMjt3 9MrviCal wanM Mit/Paii a tart Ptaaaj P. Maj I'aara launt I 1 1— Hal UM UM SUM MS Ma) IS M Pan MMM SatM SMM SMM MaMlt M a PfaMMII IMM MM MM FM I»M 1M U nntn shm mii fm1,053 words
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Advertisement760 1974-01-12 16 lEAUTY LINES fTA HO FN: KUn LILT I* Part 14 Its Ltftutn LSI. LOntP 77 Hi 21 us tatt*. UT. HMTTIMT Has a lot IrKtws (or ItdOMsii. StHM MM It. I 14 la II ha tout, I C T MUTT UTK 21 la 21 bt Tractors for iMkweui KMn VMM760 words
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Advertisement882 1974-01-12 16 UK. IUIOPi SItVICE LOADING KM LONDON. lOTTIKDAM. HAMMJR6 ainuai itru UaTrTn lt/tl"^oi 11/ V iao I MOM It Ftt t'O>o» Fat lll«liir|SlFot FtlaCl Mat* l/tt Fa) 11/11 Fat 14 Fit Lota 13 Bar, ftaa It Mj. I malar, 8 Hot. ARRIVALS FROM NORTHWEST EUROPEAN PORTS AND LONDON •tataf P Ml4*|882 words
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Advertisement636 1974-01-12 16 »mi re«T of iwctnai out u«,« umn b.i. aui.ni 1 AUTHORITY »M NOUN CIO FroiaMr B.2 Krutln Bikkt B/l. AMMOHHIITI rod JAM It. Vwttry OUT: ROM. II. llollmK by fOUT KLAMQ sis: i" 1 x» is i^s ojsrr E™ '•st* -vs^ IN AJUbtl Olery U/U, Krlalm Ou»l«la» B.««» 15/1*. Auby636 words
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Advertisement635 1974-01-12 16 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS AND ENGINEERING LIMITED 3801 E Redhill Industrial Estate Block 1, Jalan Bukit Marah Singapore 3 Invites applications for the following positions: A) ENGINEERS Must be a diploma or degree holder in electronics engineering or equivalent Experience in semiconductor manufac turing B) ACCOUNTANT Must possess an accountancy qualification 2635 words
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Advertisement493 1974-01-12 17 A Choice for Progress Qollei invites applications for the following posts: COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEER Qualifications A recognised Degree/Dip Experience loma in Telecommunications or related field with a minimum of 1 2 years industrial experience. A sound knowledge of regulations of related local authorities eg. STB and PUB. Duties Maintenance of all493 words
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Advertisement655 1974-01-12 17 r|RR Placement Adtaory Services lljlji for Clients A major, integrated manufacturing company located in Jurong is in the process of tripling its production capacity. It is now looking for the following key executives to be a part of its progressive management team: FINANCIAL CONTROLLER (up to $40,000 p.a.) Functions: The655 words
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Advertisement596 1974-01-12 17 Applications are invited from suitably qualified Singapore Citizens for the following positions: 1. TELEPHONIST/RECEPTIONIST /TYPIST A#a: 18 25 years Qualifications: School Certificate or equivalent with credit in English. Typing speed at 40 w.p.m. and knowledge of shorthand is an advantage. Ability to speak the National Language, Mandarin and Chinese dialects596 words
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Advertisement831 1974-01-12 17 W Hvnl Placement Advisory Services 1 (LLLJ for Clients Ail export-oriented Company engaged in die nrneaesing and packaging of food products in Jurong invites applications for the following positions: ACCOUNTANT cum SECRETARY $20.000 -$24,000 p.a Functions: Reporting directly to the General Manager, he is responsible for the entire accounting function,831 words
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Advertisement224 1974-01-12 17 f MARINE SURVEYOR A well established consulting engineers and marine surveyors firm in the Netherlands has set up an office in Singapore and invites applications from Singapore citizens for the above post. This post calls for independent «ork end self initiative It is expected that the successf ol candidate should224 words
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Article52 1974-01-12 18 L Oaaa >uhip lad. nlneo g'feh DmrVr I. iMH irtro i. Tliiwi OkrtMa lifM 1.C, I.B.B. »»to9 bt. Mm tet. Ow*. I1J6 Mil M.» M.90 KM UK MJ6 11.70 »ia» $1.74 •1.00 w» SS.M •3.M tl 44 tlS* 1» .14 10 J« +.0* .06 •04 .04 M .04 .0452 words
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Article15 1974-01-12 18 i Metal Pfcr D*rty Tm— im: VbIm: 1*8.000 1W.000 106.000 him turni15 words
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Article1695 1974-01-12 18 CLOSING PRICES rPKX last transacted aale at the close of buslnesi In the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with yesterday prl c t together with 1973 74 high and low. ('Adjusted for all new lanes). CLOU NO TON! I All MCIKMU ClOMd Hlf TUHHOVIK: Official letal turnover oa lh«1,695 words
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Article369 1974-01-12 18 /GENERALLY dull conVJT diUons persisted in the Singapore stock market yesterday. The undertone of the market was uncertain thrfughout the day. Except for a handful of stocks In which light speculation was evident, there was hardly enoagh activity on any front to stir prices either way. Deals369 words
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Article1256 1974-01-12 18 Gammon (1.398 1.40 B) (1) 149. (6) 1.36. G. Ceramic* (1468 1.408). G. lam in d.llß 1.138) (3) 1.11. (6) 1.11 Glkbl (0.608 0.708) (3) 0.70. Galnncea (6458). Gate Porak (067' jB 0.688) (3) 0.66, (8) OJ7W Hartmaa (0.90 B) (3*) 0.69. (9) OSO'/a. (16) 0.90. (3)1,256 words
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Article1051 1974-01-12 18 BID and offer price* officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lota of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ACMA (2 SOB 2.608). A. Tape (1.218 1.288) (1) 1.16. (1) 11,051 words
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Article272 1974-01-12 18 Interest flags again in KL f NTEREBT flagged fur--1 ther at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday when one of the lowest turnovers of shares In recent months was recorded. Share values closed little changed, though on an easier bias, after having moved barely steadily throughout the day. Trading among272 words
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Article390 1974-01-12 18 BRITISH LETLAND Motor Corp. of the UK expect* a further boost to tractor sales In the U.S. from a newly signed distributor chain coverIng 90 per cent of the country. Eight companies of the Natljnal Equipment Distributors Association (NEDA). together with three of BLMC's current US distributors390 words
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Article28 1974-01-12 18 Rubber: Jan. 11. Singapore: MI.N cts (down S.M ets) Malaysia: 2M.5w cts (down 4.5« cts) Tin: $S7» (down $10.87.) Official offering SS4 tons (up tt tons).28 words
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Article91 1974-01-12 18 > INANCIAL TIKIS TUTS Thursday S7.JI Wednesday tl JO Week ago M.SO ÜBBXKB Thursday 403.M Wednesda) 405.6S Weak ago 400.16 OILS Thursday Mt.ll Wednesday 263 M Week ago 360.11 INDUSTBMALB Thur-day 136 3 Wednesday 333.6 Week ago 338 J DOW JONES AVEKAOE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 533.1 l Wednesday (34 7991 words
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Article93 1974-01-12 18 (-MINIS*. MOOUCI BX- CHANG*. SIHCA'OMS NOON CLOSING rmeft PI» riCUL VBtTBMOAV. CiHMt oil: bulk SIM nominal. Cnun 1123 nominal Ocora: Mind (loo**) UK/Cool. too nominal. P«gO*r: Muntok AST A wbltt f o.b. 100% HLW WOO MlKn. Sarawak »ait* fob. NS nlw ssiT't Mllon. Sarawak ipKial black f o.b MS93 words
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Article29 1974-01-12 18 THE Malayan Palm Oil Pro<unn Association tMPOPA) rourdar annouoctd th* followlns UK/CIF prle*» for Malayllaa palm on April 1201 May i24S. Jiim <tts. Jaly at*. Aus'Dtt Ul*.29 words
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Article214 1974-01-12 18 Straits tin tumbles rpHE StralU tin orlce In A Penang yesterday tumbled by $10,874 to $870 per Dlcul on an oflQdal offering up 32 tons to 354 tons. The overnight London metal price was very steady with forward buyers quoted at £2.650 per metric ton. Ip £50 on Wednesday's ciose.214 words
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Article52 1974-01-12 18 Gold markets nwnday w«l IM US* M*lbounM 55.44 Mil Lcndoa IM.OO 154.00 B»lrut 120 23 123 00 Hoaskon* 122 2* 122 40 Zi-rtcn 119 008 113.M8 *****8 *****8 Parla ***** IU.U b'pon (I) 121 10 123.40 Export price* In non-*t«rllns anas la U.S. dollar* p*r ousc*. ill inslrillsn At. (Lnra52 words
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Article35 1974-01-12 18 London copfxr prtcw on Tbunday iprtviou* in bracket*). Wlrtbar Spot buy*r i*»s 00 (1*04.00) seller fSTT.OO 1 1*04.001 TbrM month* buy«r ISTC.OO (IBM.**) Mll*r iSTT.OO IfSW 00. atirkX torn: Staady. Sales I.TM tons.35 words
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Article495 1974-01-12 18 rwKHL Singapore rubber 1 market yesterday fluctuated narrowly at the start between 281.00 and 284.00 cents per kilo for February. Towards noon Japanese arbitrage hedge selling turned the market easier, but this was well absorbed at the scaledown. after which values Improved. The market was back495 words
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Article91 1974-01-12 18 «H price* luued at noon reeUnlaj: mm ttm.wi.ti SMR SCV SMR 5L SMR BUR 10 SMR SO SMR SO Jam. Fat. (Carmt Xtta) (rerwaitf Mth) Bayer* BcSert Baycn (Wlcn («Mte par kf) (ocoU par kf) (1 tan pallet) W4 SO 26t.MN SUM 287 Ml (1 too pallet) JM91 words
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Article342 1974-01-12 18 THE markat eaot son 1 oahfost la Mbtuatlal ftaetmttoo*. aaa u» imk'i traaiM oor*r*4 a tun of ov*r XI kdii but aaa fort*. *ay* Holiday. Qill«r. Data la ll* wMkly m»ir ravtow. Du mill maiials won generally ■■■■mil with eon. H«*bwjm ko*s* ..mas. profit ukiag aad342 words
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Article86 1974-01-12 18 Foreign exchange rl Ujß dollar opened i lower at 12.4800— 12 4830 In the Singapore forex market yesterday against the previous close of f ***** 13 5000 Trading was generally quiet, a* ileelei* were reluctant to hold an uposed position over the weekend The dollar finned slightly to the 82.483586 words
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Article151 1974-01-12 18 The following arc 'he nominal average closing Interbank rate* In Singapore: Cwrmnln NwUul rates SaaUhsooian jiswirtay (creaa) parity change US dollar 2.4700 2.4740 I.SIM 12 40 Sterling pcund 5 5600 6.5700 7 3469 —24.32 Hongkong dollar 4845 48 55 SO 51 4.08 Malaysian dollar 100.80 100.80 100.00 O.M151 words
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Article251 1974-01-12 18 HONOKONO. Pri. Share prices rose slightly on the stock market today in dull trading. The Hang Seng Index rose 8.40 points to 439.13. Hongkong Bank rose to HX***** on its Local register and moved up to 639.10 on Its London register. Other gainers Included China Ught at 819 70.251 words
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Article211 1974-01-12 18 rpOKYO. Pri. Prtcaa on x the Tokyo Stock Exchange closed higher today. In the morning session on new* of a restriction of oil and electricity supplies, natural resources Issues Ilk* Teikoku Oil and Tetjln Nippon Oil as well as some nonferrous metals gained ground. Other gainers Included shipbuilding like211 words
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Article122 1974-01-12 18 ZURICH. Thur*. The decrease of short term rate* In the world money markets had a positive Influence on the Zurich share market today. Bonds were Irregular. The Credit Sulase Index climbed 0.8 to 231.4 point* Cloaiix prtem in Swm franca rltb tht dlfftrrnec oo th« prrviow rMloo prtoM: P122 words
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Article319 1974-01-12 18 Vf ELBOURNE. Fri. Share l prices closed firm on the Melbourne Stock Exchange after a day of moderate trade. B.H.P. which announced a oce-for-four bonus Issue. Jumped above its previous level to A 89.72. Comalco, however, was unchanged at 82 30. Phillip Morrl* gained to 8744, and Amatil eased319 words
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Article288 1974-01-12 18 XTEW YORK. Thur* •j Stock* teU across a wide (ront following th* ooNpae of mid-day rally. The arlback extended the market* losing streak to three session*. Much of the recent selling ha* stemmed from concern OT«r spiralling oil price* Indications that Inflation was (till running out of control,288 words
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332 1974-01-12 19 New bank launched with $36 m capital A NEW bank with a A paid-up capital of $36 million has been launched In Singapore by local entrepreneurs. CaUed Tat. Lee Bank. It numbers among its .shareholders Pan Malayan Holdings and Prlma <Flour Mills), each of which has subscribed for two million332 words
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Article293 1974-01-12 19 EVEN before the full 1973 results are out. the managing director of Ounlop Malaysian Industries, Tunku Ahmad Yahaya. is projecting a tough year ahead for 1974 The 1973 interim results had been affected by higher commodity prices; what the unchecked rise In the ruboer price293 words
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264 1974-01-12 19 NEW YORK: In a major transaction that almost completely phases out the once Prestigious World Publishing Company, the American firm has sold Us US$lO million a year bible and dictionary business to Collins Publishers of London and Glasgow. World Pub 11 s hlng. which is264 words
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Article158 1974-01-12 19 ABIAN currency deposit Interbank rates v at dote on Friday Jan. 11: IS DOLLAKB OFFER 810 7 days 9\ 9% 1 nun 10 5 18 10 3 if 2 mth» 9\ 9% 3 mtht 9% 9>6 6 mthi >Vi mthi IS1« 93 16 12 mthi 9% »m.158 words
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Article34 1974-01-12 19 Average Inter-bank ratei In Singapore dollars for Jan. 11: OFFEB BID Overnight IS 14 1 mth It ISH 2 mthi l»Vt 16 mtht IS 14*4 Prime rate 9% Sower: F. Marrmy Imm34 words
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Article51 1974-01-12 19 RESI'LTS of tender held on Jan. 11 for bills to be Issued from Jan. 14 to It: Offered: MMMJM Applied for: SI2TMMM Allotted: $4«. MMM Accepted bid*: 599.M approximately M per cent: hither bids In full. Averare rate of discount on allotment: 3 670 per cent per51 words
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Advertisement589 1974-01-12 19 err" crAafAMrp FIELD SALES MANAGER (LEDERLE DIVISION) Experienced field supervisory personnel, interested in making a management career with our Company, should apply for this position. Applications from both Malaysian and Singapore citizens, with proven records of success in selling pharmaceuticals and proprietary medicines, and at least 3-5 years field supervisory589 words
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Advertisement743 1974-01-12 19 TENDER NOTICE 1 Tenders will be received at K the Marine Department (Surveys). Ist Floor. Fullerton Building. Singapore 1. up to noon of 1 February 1974 for the supply of: One In Number 9 Metres Wooden Launch Tor the PRIMARY PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT. SINOAPORE Each tenderer will be required to deposit743 words
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Advertisement254 1974-01-12 19 MINISTRY OF EDUCAI-lON SINGAPORE THE ASSOCIATED BOARD OF THE ROYAL SCHOOLS OF MUSir WRITTEN EXAMINATIONS i 974 1 The above examinations will be held In Singapore on Saturday. 2 March. 1971. (on Friday. 1 March. 1974. for Seventh-Day Advenllst Candidates). Entry forms are now available at this Ministry Entries will254 words
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Advertisement342 1974-01-12 19 TENDER FOR TAILORING OF MALE STAFF I NIFORMS Singapore Airlines Limited (SIA) Invites tenders for the tailoring of male staff uniforms (overalls, shirts and trousers and Aircrew Uniforms Specimen of uniforms may L>e viewed and tender documents can be obtained at our Supplies Department. Singapore International Airport. Telephone No. *****342 words
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Advertisement1337 1974-01-12 20 LMAI ASSISTANT I Sarawak Shell Berhad and Sabah Shell MALAYSIA Mfc Mkd. Petroleum Company Limited invite applications for the above position. invites applications from suitably quali- I r k m fied MALAYSIAN CITIZENS for the L be Malayan Citizens, preferably resi- '"Mowing positions: g dents of Sarawak or Sabah SENIOR1,337 words
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Advertisement578 1974-01-12 20 ofo CIVII ENGINEER Sarawak Shell Berhad invites applications for the above position. Candidates should: be Malaysian citizens be between the ages of 25 and 35 have a degree in Civil Engineering or equivalent and must be eligible for registration as M.I.E. (Malaysia) have at least 3 years working experience in578 words
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Advertisement933 1974-01-12 20 ■ASAH GOVERNMENT VACANCY PSC NOTICE NO. 1/T4 Applications are Invited from Malaysian Cltlstn* for appointment to th* following post In the Marine Department. Labuan, Sabah (a) POST: Marine Officer (Engineering) ik) SALARY SCALC: Scale A3 (750 X 60 8 50 850 x 60 1160/ 1300 x 50 1600/1600 X 100933 words
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Article9 1974-01-12 21 Announcements WHY US! CLASSIFIEDS? OVBR 444,000 MAO CLASSIFIEDS DAILY9 words
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Article163 1974-01-12 21 Religious Announcements FAITH METHOOIBT CHURCH. QUEENSTOWN Sunday Service {English) 7 30 am. 530 pm: {Chinese) 10.00 am. 730 p.m Sunday School (English) 8 30 am. 3 45 p.m (Chinese) 10 00 am. 730 pm Saturday BB J QB 300 p m MYT 00 p m iKngluh)7 30 p m (Chinese)163 words
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Article158 1974-01-12 21 Acknowledgements the FAMILY OP the late Mr. C V I Koh wuh to thank friends and I relatives for their assistance, attendance, condolences, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement All donations have 1 been forwarded to the Singapore Cancer Society The unfailing support from relatives v deeply appreciated the158 words
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Advertisement350 1974-01-12 21 classified ads d) CLASSIFIED RATES General 0.60 per word Minimum t 900 (15 words) Persons! $1 20 per word Minimum $24 00 (20 words) DISCOVER MYSTERIOUS MOUNT BROMO Writer Charlas Lucas describes the remote East Java region as a I clutch of mysterious, smoking volcanoes looming above the clouds" with350 words
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Advertisement729 1974-01-12 21 PART-TIME ASSISTANT NURSM wanted for 2 noun In evening Clinic In China Town. Experience an advantage Apply 8 T Box A 806*2 Spore An expanding Oarraent Factory and a newly establish*] Dept Store require FEMALE DRESS DEStONBR QaaßsjeasjeasiCertiftote of Dress Draping e»Pleaee apar> In own MiiaxiiUßjaj statute particulars, telephone owen)729 words
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Advertisement691 1974-01-12 21 "APPLICANTS replying to Box numbers for Vacancies are requested not to enclose original rnptat of testimonials or references with their applications No responsibility can be accepted for their loss Applicants are also advised to write to Box numbers correctly and check them before posting WeU established firm dealing In timber,691 words
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Advertisement653 1974-01-12 21 WANTS* (a) laaaiNsvarl Male Stenographer/ secretary (b) Expei tented Female Assistant Accounts Clerk Applicants must slate qualifications, age and salary required Please apply to 8 T Boa A ***** Require Male Singapore cltlsens of age between 22-30 years for the vacancies of SHIPPING ASSISTANTS AapHcants or» sapsnSlli ts tx: (a)653 words
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Advertisement709 1974-01-12 21 A FIRM in Jurong requires a TELEPHONIST RECEPTIONIST TYPIST Able to type at 15 w.p.m. I with credit In English Not required. Please apply In your own handwriting together with a passport slat photograph (non-returnable) to;— THE ADVERTISER, S.T. BOX ABBSBB STORE. COUNTER BALIS BMNLS with or without experience wanted709 words
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Advertisement687 1974-01-12 21 (1) FITTER Some technlcsl education. One to two yean relevant working experience and must have completed National (1) MSLUtR Two to three yean experience la operating workshop machinery, particularly milling machines and must have completed National Service. """asBTAL CONTAINERS PTE. LTD.. 188, NBU. VMW AVENUE. SNMAPORE LABORATORY TECHNICIAN required by687 words
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Advertisement752 1974-01-12 21 LADY BHOWNOOM DEMONS TRA TOR, Singapore cltisen required. Reply to PO Box 649 8 pore with non-returnable passport slse photograph stating sge. qualifications, experience and number of languages/ dialects spoken. DRIVER for Manager of well established firm required Expei lence nsrssasry Please send personal particulars with non-returnable photograph to: G752 words
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Advertisement881 1974-01-12 21 vtaw or rureuw j-Doaroomea flat at Oolden Mile, beautifully furnished with Peking carpets. new fridge. Phone Rahlm *****7 or Fong *****2 BIRANOOON GARDEN tinglestorey terrace 3 bedroomsparUy furnished. Contact tel: *****8 on Ssturday and Sunday for appointment. SMALL QUNTT FAMILY wish to share apartment and amenities dlstrict-9 with quiet rentleman881 words
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Advertisement869 1974-01-12 21 WE HAVE MANY HOUSES and land for sale/ rant. Available In various district. Contsct East Coast Enterprise *****8/ *****6 Spore SIRANOOON BARDIN and Seletar Hills single-storey semi-detached house, furnished/ unfurnished Rental 8500/- 8425/- Immediate occupation Ring *****6 Spore Doris HOLLANO OROVE VILLAGE District 10. single-storey three bedroomed semi-detached bungalow furnished869 words
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Advertisement899 1974-01-12 21 DIST. 16 NOUAMD ROAO. Moondetached houses area 1.800 so. ft 4 bedrooms, freehold 8280.080/Dlst 15 East Coast Road junction of Blglap j-storey second corner terrace bouses spin-leva) new house $175,000/- Please ring 8 pore *****25 Property Agency Pte Ltd BHOPHOUMS AT Upper Bast Coast Road. Enquiries: Ooodeerth Realty Pte Ltd899 words
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Advertisement912 1974-01-12 22 OPPKI MAC* VACANT at upstair of Century Oarden's New Shop Houses. Johore Bahru Reply Box A 482! 8 T K L AIRCONDITIONIO FURNISHED OPPKI 1.300 sq ft svallable to let st reasonable price at OoidhlU Plasm. Thomson Road. Please call Miss Wei at 53*833 for details OFPK* SPACE at People's912 words
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Advertisement734 1974-01-12 22 BIAKBON COACH TOURS. 2*. Prinsrp Street. Singapore 7. Tel: ***** (3 Unas) Agent for above Upper Buklt Tim.Ji Tel 88BBM 7 Days: Haadyal Songkhla (130/Dept Every Sunday. 14 Days Bangkok Chlengmal Alr-Con-Bus (3*o/- Dept 27/1 5 Days Chinees New Year Malaya Tour Deluxe Air-Con Bus (154/- Dept 24/1 S Days734 words
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Advertisement694 1974-01-12 22 por samel* RELIABILITY 15 Days Australian Escapade (2.224 17/21 Days Seawlng Holidays to South Pacific (2.608 (3.371 8 Days Filipino Flesu (1.135 12 Days Indonesian Panorama (1.316 21 Days To America with (3.08* a Days European Tour (2.294 7 Dan Bangkok Pattaya Chlengmal (04 9 Days Taiwan with Huailen (1.245694 words
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Advertisement655 1974-01-12 22 SHORTHAMO. BookKeepln*. AccounUn*: Momlnf. Afternoon. Evening Special Tuition English. Maths. Science (Primaries Secondaries). Institute or Commerce. 289 C Selegte Complex (21M8). 15 Middle Road i21l«l> Join our revision courses Co Be conducted by qualified accountants with many years experience In teaching HIOHIR accounting commencing 13/1/74. Sundays t a m Him655 words
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Advertisement872 1974-01-12 22 OUALIFY FOR A BETTER Job. Britain's roremost correspondence school can help you qualify for a responsible wellpald Job With 1U outstanding success record, the school offers you the best possible training for a successful career Complete home-study courses In Book-keeping. Accountancy. Secretaryship Banking. Commerce. Management Established 80 years Write for872 words
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Advertisement799 1974-01-12 22 SPECIAL. SPECIAL, SPECIALI Louise Klerk, Continental Beauty Specialist with 24 years tropical experience, introduces scientific facial treatments (open pores. pimples acne) for Nurses. Teachers and Students at special budget prices Enquiries/ Appointments Telephone 3743*2 (B'pore) LONDON OUALIFIED BEAUTICIANS to attend to your beauty needs, specially trained on treament of troubled799 words
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Advertisement753 1974-01-12 22 EXPORT SERVICE* Including correspondence negotiation with Importers provided to manufacturers and commercial organisation Interested apply Kllllnev PO Box 65 Spore 0 •TOPI SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS of getting favourite gems, precious stones. Consult Royalgems Tel ***** PO Box IM3 Spore Construction Equipments and Metcteta tec *ate o<* raoant cemaieMan ale Protect753 words
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Advertisement507 1974-01-12 22 CLASSIFIED RATES Oenerai 0 60 per word Minimum: 9 00 (15 words) Personal: (1.20 per word Minimum (24 00 20 words 1 GIBSON SPANISH ELECTRIC Oultar. Solid Body. 2 humbucklng pickups (900.00 Telephone *****0 Spore FOR BALI 2 seu grey bamboo chicks 126" x 84". cupboard 190" x M" x507 words
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Advertisement295 1974-01-12 22 ACCOUNTANTS ($lB,OOO P.A. AND OVER) WELL QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANTS ARE INVITED TO TAKE UP POSITIONS TO CARRY OUT THE INTERNAL AUDIT FUNCTION OF OUR ORGANIZATION. THE WORK IS VARIED AND CHALLENGING AND INVOLVES REVIEWING AND EVALUATION OF SYSTEM CONTROLS, AND IMPROVING MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING INFORMATION. APPLICANTS MUST HAVE DRIVE AND INITIATIVE WITH295 words
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Advertisement2305 1974-01-12 23 IS7S OAT SUN S4BZ Sports wheels and alrcon. Showroom condlUon One lady owner Used aa second car, tax Ull December 1874 $21,000 Contact Mies Stew. *****4 office hours. *****9 home. CAR CARTRIDGE PLAYERS from $75/-. Cassette players from 8887--(Buslness aa usual tomorrow) Hong Kee Motor Trading Co 1443, (Block 45).2,305 words
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Advertisement645 1974-01-12 23 COHTINA 1888 4-OOOM SALOON. low mileage, new tyres, clutch, silencer, battery Oood condition. 83.900 Tel *****8 day, *****8 evening Mr. Judd. 1871 MAZDA CAPSLLA 188* Jeluxe with alrcond lat ownar SS.SOO/- o no Call *****4 B'pore (Saturday/ Sunday) SttlSS extlS afur Sunday) HOLDS* 1887 Company owned car In food running645 words
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232 1974-01-12 24 A FIVE-DAY working week some years back might have been a luxury which only developed countries could afford. But with the current fuel crisis and International efforts to cut down the use of oil, I feel that the question of banks232 words
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Letter83 1974-01-12 24 rVIEW of the energy crisis and the Government's call to conserve electricity, may I suggest that Radio Singapore temporarily close down Its PM stereo service. Music enthusiasts, I am sure, will be happy with the ordinary transmission. A large number of people see their favourite TV programmes during evenings and83 words
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Letter51 1974-01-12 24 /\NE would recall that \J during the last bud get speech, Finance Mi nlster Mr. Hon Sul Sen announced tax relief for taxpayers who support aged parents. However, upon ex ami nation of the assessment form for 1973, nowhere was this Item mentioned VICTOR FOO, Singapore J ED: See Page51 words
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Letter105 1974-01-12 24 ON behalf of my classmates I would like to inquire from the Ministry of Education whether It Is true that students sitting the HSC examination as private candidates are not allowed to take more than three subjects at principal level. We were told by our principal that this la one105 words
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103 1974-01-12 24 I AM one of the fortunate people who have been allocated a flat In Whampoa Drive (Block 100). The flats are ready fr.occupatlon but I am unable to shift In. Reason: The lifts are not reauy yet. According to a Housing Board official the lifts103 words
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106 1974-01-12 24 Thank you, Mr. Gallant Stranger tITE ARE seven grateful M girls who would like to thank a very kind gentleman who offered us a lift when we were caught In a sudden afternoon downpour on Dae. 30. He was returning home to 8r ran goon after a game of tennis106 words
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127 1974-01-12 24 ON Dec. 30 my parse Inside my handbag disappeared while I was ereaslag the People's Park overhead bridge sometime In the evening. I later learned from a resident there that there are six people who frequently walk a» and down the127 words
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123 1974-01-12 24 -400 brokendown buses being repaired I REFER to the letter b> Alice Ho (ST.. Dec. 25). The long wait for bus service No. 123 is regretted. To ensure that all bus services are efficiently operated, the Bus Services Reorganisation Committee (BSRC) Is presently en«a«ed In getting some 400 broken down123 words
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389 1974-01-12 24 Increasing water pressure to fight fire HENRY PAU (ST., Dec. 10) U thanked for his suggestion of water supply shutdowns In areas of a fire site. This U practised whenever possible In the Water Department and Is useful under certain circumstances only. One of these Is when the particular pipeline389 words
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86 1974-01-12 24 HDB water overflow: Call us at once «/E REFER to the Tf letter by Heart Broken (8.T.. Jan. 3) regarding overflow of water from the water tank on the roof-top of Block 6. Holland Close. Actlm was taken Immediately on Jan. 3 to rectify a defective floatswitch which caused the86 words
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Article68 1974-01-12 24 PLEASE refer to Jason's I letter (S.T., Dec. 28) suggesting that residents of Upper Pickering Street be Issued with passes to enable them to park their vehicle* on Saturday afternoon when season ticket holders do not occupy their parking lots. His suggestion will be considered by the68 words
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Advertisement265 1974-01-12 24 GROUP INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICER A leading trading organisation, one of the largest in this region, is seeking the services of a Group Industrial Relations Officer. The ideal person will be a male and have the following qualification*:— (a) Higher School Certificate preferred but will accept candidates with good Senior Cambridge265 words
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Advertisement288 1974-01-12 24 PARKS RECREATION DIVISION, PWD, SINGAPORE require* PARK RANGERS Applications am invited from Singapore Citizans. above 20 years of age, who have passed Secondary 1 1 in a Government or Government Aided School or equivalent. Candidates must ba physically fit and have a liking for outdoor work. Knowledge of nature conservancy288 words
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Article172 1974-01-12 25 Ramblers hope to retain title rvES^ENDING champions Radln Mas Ramblers have qualified again for the junior final In the Pastr Panjaxtaj Constituency Ponggal soccer tcurnament. In the final today at Jalan Besar Sladlum they meet Shipwright United. In the Under-15 final Weasex Wanderers will meet Royston Rovers while the senior172 words
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Article86 1974-01-12 25 LUSAKA. Pri. Zambia are pinning their Commonwealth Oames medal hopes on 18-year-old flyweight boxer Timothy Peruka. due to be decorated by President Kaunda next May for services to sport. Last year. Peruka picked up a gold medal at the allAfrica Oames In Lagos, and another at86 words
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306 1974-01-12 25 l/UALA LUMPUR, FA Injury-htt Belangor play Singapore dvloana In the Malaya Cup rugger eeml-flnal at Mndef Stadium tomorrow at >, with at least one con•ollng thought— their scrumhalf problem haa been wired Regular Ronnie Yeoh. who turned down selection for the match because of hie306 words
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Article297 1974-01-12 25 GODFREY ROBERT - CSC 'B' win junior hockey title GODFREY ROBERT By CEYLON Sports Club v 'B claimed the SHA Junior knockout hockey title when they beat Polytechnic 2-0 In a thrilling final at the padang yesterday. The Ceylonese, strengthened by two former Internationals. Sarbo and Parouk Marlcan. played a steady attacking game297 words
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Article51 1974-01-12 25 SAO PAULO. BraHl, Prl. Soccer star P*le has graduated from the physical education school in his home town, Santos, and he Is now a profeaaor. After the ceremony, Pele •aid he would like Co teach soccer to children when he retired from professional soccer this year.AP - 51 words
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Article136 1974-01-12 25 Another big win by MAS MALAYSIAN Airlines System scored their second bin win yesterday beating Mobil Oil 9-1 in the SBHFL League soccer Division Three match at Tanglln. MAS In their debut last week trounced Marco Polo 9-0. Their two Impressive performances hare made them favourites for the third division136 words
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Article, Illustration597 1974-01-12 25 ERNEST FRIDA - By ERNEST FRIDA SINGAPORE'S World Cup player Phua Thin Kiay showed glimpses of his old form when he shot a three-over-par 71 to lead by one stroke in the JAL Seletar Golf Club championship at Seletar yesterday. Phua, 27, an assistant professional with SICC597 words
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Article, Illustration187 1974-01-12 26 Soccer star Best's career in doubt again LONDON, Frl. Temperamental soccer star George Best threw his football career Into doubt again yesterday when he failed to turn up for a Manchester United training session for the second time in a week. Team manager Tommy Docherty responded by leaving the controversial187 words
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109 1974-01-12 26 Knight slams unbeaten 137 for MCC MOMBASA (Kenya). Frt.— x Gloucestershire al l rounder Roger Knight slammed an unbeaten 137 a* the touring MCC cricketers beat the Kenya Cricket Association by 36 runs In a thrilling so-over match here today. Knight hammered six sixes and nine fours In MCCs InnIngsReuter - 109 words
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Article36 1974-01-12 26 JAKARTA. Frl. The touring Cambodian national soccer team were beaten 3-1 by an Indonesian Selection here last night In a triangle International soccer tournament 'I he home team led 1-0 at half time. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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394 1974-01-12 26 LONDON, Fri. J^S unbeaten Leeds United press on towards the English First Division soccer title, and a new league points record, interest is growing in the battle to avoid relegation. Tomorrow, Leeds should overcome Southampton at home to add two more points to theReuter - 394 words
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Article104 1974-01-12 26 CHRISTCHURCH. Prl Twelve countries who have not yet forwarded their Individual team entries to the Commonwealth Oames organising committee could be barred from the Oames, committee chairman Ron Scott said here today. The countries concerned are Antigua, the Bahamas. England, Orcnada, Guyana. India. Swaziland. Botswana Mauritius. Nigeria.Reuter - 104 words
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325 1974-01-12 26 AI.BERT JOHNSON T<HE national water- polo team are hopeful of taking part }n two International competitions In West Germany and Spain as part of their build up In preparation for the Asian Games in Teheran in September. The Singapore Amateur Swimming Auocli- Uon's water-polo325 words
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Article31 1974-01-12 26 NEW YORK. Prt—American Roy Barth outla<*«d Pancho OonzaVs 6-7. 7-6. 6-1, yesterday In the second round of men's singles In the Pacific Coast Indoor tennis championships at Portland, Oregon.31 words
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Article15 1974-01-12 26 FAIRCHILD beat Ten* Instruments 2-1 In a aoccer friendly at To* Payoh yeaterday.15 words
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Article167 1974-01-12 26 NEW YORK. Prt. Two young players were yesterday the surprise flrst-day leaders In the US$l5O,OOO (8*400.000) Phoenix Open golf tournament as Artie McNlckle and Mark Hayes recorded four under par 67s at the Phoenix Country Club. This is McNlckle's second year on the tour and heReuter - 167 words
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195 1974-01-12 27 Richie Rich is top bet in today's card I RACIHB I TOP BET at Bukit Timah today is Richie Rich in Race Four. Run-ner-up in two of his three starts, this four-year-old Minor Portion gelding should get off the mark against moderate opposition. Another sound each-way bet Is Group Command195 words
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Article81 1974-01-12 27 PACKAGE DEAL FOR OWNERS r>P Watt Australian breeders are la SlagaCrc ts Interest local racers* ow ners la the West Australian yearling galas ta be held la Perth from Feb. tt. Representatives of Coles Bliifaliiik Ageacy, salsa iirnU for the sales, will be haste at a function at a leading-81 words
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Article1261 1974-01-12 27 Focus on Forum Race 1 M (Uganda: Never likely la Div. 1 «f. laat week but down in Div. 4 may be worth a flutter, scored double at XL la July %> inning over »sf. wltb 10 In Div. 2. D is Went like winner on Thursday he reeled off1,261 words
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Article150 1974-01-12 27 SELECTIONS ACI IMOM JIIP TIKTIK OINNIt CHIA lini K«n< Fantasy Rlna Mid.. T.uch Fkntasy Rlna it Mas Tsu«K Our L*v t Cr.up C.mnlM Man of Man Delia rts Crsup Csmmaeid Oriental Pearl D«llarta C t cup C*iWm*fWl DellsrU The Conqueror a Inlellettuil domestic Blend Olptomal Imellsstasl Domestic Blend Atomic Power150 words
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Article1315 1974-01-12 27 For -PP>"wfitiCw.) I 2.15 CLABB 5 DIV 4- 9F ■"^m™" ($6,500 $4,550 to winner) 1 4OM Slrtissr. [Own June*! E Breukrlen t 8 12 (<O»IJ) Kwasa 12 1 0640 Maeeeeade Uganda) Akmad <l 11 <dd»l> JmmM J IMS 2 MWMTMokN i (Bright Crescent) Itansor 7 111 (ud-U bf)».1,315 words
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Article835 1974-01-12 27 RACE 1 1.45 CUu 4 Div. 3 7f 1 Grey Eyes Mt Klngstea X X Bslwsnds 9.M Vain t t Safari Lad t.tt Cslrmsn 4 4 Sokitoml 1.11 L. Johnaon 11 I EMsrsis II 1.11 Podmore I I I'ltravioiet 111 Subian It 7 KotolU 111 Harbridfe 11 I835 words
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Article371 1974-01-12 27 Ming Derby works likeawinner TLtINO DERBY, topweight In the Bukit ITI Tlmah Cup, wound up his training with a sparkling gaUop on a good track at Bukit Timah this morning. Ridden by Laurie Johnson, he came away form stablemate About Time II (Heng) at the end of a 3f gallop371 words
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Article225 1974-01-12 27 DENNIS CHIA - Trainer Lee has two strong hopes DENNIS CHIA By rpRAINER Lee Kirn Van. J- who scored with Beg Your Pardon last week, can keep up the good work at Buklt Timah today. His best hopes axe Group Command and Dragon Year 11. Oroup Command put up a stout-hearted display over225 words
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Article31 1974-01-12 27 A RECORD entry of 63 players have entered (or the Novices singles championships In the Civil Services Inter-MlnUtrjr tennis tournament starting at Mlndef Courts. TangUn courts, at > pm today.31 words
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Advertisement473 1974-01-12 25 Make your own biscuits with easily operated jfsaw7i automatic biscuit maker j^^^^t- **/<• Sweden 18 different discs for venous uses as well as 6 icing nozi'is. if pieces of stencil sets for |Hjji cakes are also available A II Sawa 7 I M te Mfl^f product are fully guaranteed for473 words
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Miscellaneous111 1974-01-12 25 GOLF— SO A circuit: JAL Seletar Open (Seletar). ATHLETICS 3AAA Cross Country (aUcßltchle 4 pjn.). RfQßY— Prlrndly Bucks v SCC Tankards (Padang). SWIMMING— CBC Junior Single Age Oroup Meet (Amber Rd. 2 pm.i BOCCE& dtmbawang Constituency ko final: ANZUK Supply Depot v Selelai SC B (Deptlord Rd S pm i111 words
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Advertisement233 1974-01-12 26 CORTINA sf* %swl^«^^l 1 1- Vbssssssssssi^^^bsW Bsssssssk ssssssss»^^r^^^ wf^\ M l_ ssssssP I IJA This f?^^ Cortina I r— Here's the very S©3SOn. C~| LD latest in ladies and gents fashions Oww It" ir'<^ rom rance lta 'V- America, England, u\ E^w. Hongkong, Australia. They'll reveal the elegant iPtjl j,rtj|f%233 words
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Advertisement174 1974-01-12 27 Available at all leading authorised dealers ■VIH-Mk^il Special Chinese New Year Offer Free King-Size Beach Ball when you buy a KODAK INSTAMATIC Camera Buy a KODAK INSTAMATIC Camera different look every time, now and get lots of fun taking photographs Buy a KODAK Pocket INSTAMATIC of your family and friends174 words
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210 1974-01-12 28 Suharto's 'better deal' pledge to students JAKARTA, Frl President Suharto today promlsea a group of student representatives that he would heed their demands for government action to Improve the lot of the Indonesian people. In a two-and-a-half hour meeting with 79 students from 31 universities throughout Indonesia Mr Suharto replied210 words
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Article44 1974-01-12 28 LONDON. Frl Preak storms swept many parts of Britain during the night, leaving a trail of damaged homes, blocked roads and dangerously swollen rivers. There were widespread reports of house roofs being torn off. chimneys blown down, and windows shat-44 words
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Article, Illustration56 1974-01-12 28 TOASTING time at a dinner (riven by Mr. Lee Kuan Yew to the visiting Japanese Prime Minister Mr. Kakuei Tanaka at the Istana last night Joining the toast proposed by Mr. Lee are (from right) Mr. Tana k a s daughter, Makiko (back to56 words
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114 1974-01-12 28 BOY, GIRL, BOY, GIRL, BOY, GIRL SIX IN A ROW CAPE TOWN, Prt. Twenty-flve-year-old Sue Rosenkowltz. a mother of two, today gave birth to six more children by Caesarian section three boys and three girls in Just 10 minutes. The sextuplets. South Africa's first and estimated to be only theReuter - 114 words
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Article41 1974-01-12 28 MANILA. Frl In S letter to Foreign Secretary Carlos Romulo. 2} Protestant clergymen have objected to the Philippines giving Japan moat-favoured nation status In a new trade treaty and drmendert the martial law regime publish the agreements text. AP.AP - 41 words
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Article34 1974-01-12 28 LONDON. Prt. The Royal Society of Arts today announced the award of the B'njamln Franklin Medal for contributions to Anglo-Ameri-can understanding to Dame Marg ot fonteyn Arias, star of the Royal Ballet.34 words
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Article26 1974-01-12 28 BRISBANE. m An Australian AL' Force hellcopter un flood relief operations In Southern Queensland crashed today, killing one crewman and Injuring five others. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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270 1974-01-12 28 ASWAN (Upper Egypt), Friday AMERICAN Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger, who arrives here tonight for talks with President Sadat on the disengagement of Egyptian and Israeli forces, may return to Egypt for more consultations on Monday after visiting Israel. Egyptian officials Indicated thisReuter - 270 words
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Article51 1974-01-12 28 WASHINGTON, Ftl. The Defence Department will seek a record Budget for 1975 that la nearly *****,000 million ($24,000 million) higher than the current one. Informed sources said today. The Budget being sought for the year beginning July 1 will be around USSM.OOO mUUon ■1213,000 million). they saidReuter - 51 words
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Article35 1974-01-12 28 Mexico cmr. m. About 48.000 turtle agg* whoa* sale Is banned In Mexico to preeerve Urn apede» were aelaed from a shop and burned here today, the Induitry and Commerce Ministry said —ReuterReuter - 35 words
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129 1974-01-12 28 NEW YORK, Prt— Time magazine was yesterday sued for US$7O2 million i 551,684.8 mi!) by stockholders In a Texas weed products firm which claimed It conspired to depress the value of their stock ard acquire tne firm's timberlands. The anti-trust action was filed InUPI - 129 words
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Article456 1974-01-12 28 LONDON. F»1. Tb« maflwl| eloMd qui«i» Ann and at I p.m. Uw PT ioa«m ni up »0 to Htl Buvalna toull«d «.*M (5.M4) Batf-aeoount ioflu«x»< >aa4t for a ratfuead turoovir. Btntimmi waa htlpad b)r tkt Improvad rail ■Itaattoa u4 •om. optimum that th» rraumptloii of talk* batwtn tb<456 words
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Obituary94 1974-01-12 28 DEATHS T.C. CHILUAM. 77. r. tin* adMol ma.t.r Clifford Bebool. Kaala U»u wH mmrnllr «a H.1.T4 imvuuj askla* wlfi. aauckttr. Un Kna pinpn eaa-la-law Dr. K. Kaaalaitaiara of Talptas and MM C Sarvaralak K. Lumpur |W N. m.wi— Btta Qattb. OorU.. M>T« SO. J*lu T»p Iwui Smuj. K. I.UMHi tar94 words
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148 1974-01-12 28 Roadblocks halt push by Govt -Jtroops— DHNOM PENH. Frl. Government troops pushing back Insurgent lorces from Phnom Penh's Pochentang International airport were halted after about a mile (16 km) today when they ran Into roadblocks of felled trees and dug-in guerilla positions, according to reports. Field commanders had earlier reportedReuter - 148 words
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Article25 1974-01-12 28 TOKYO. Frt— Japan Airlines announced today that It will reduce a total of 108 domestic fllghu In the wake of OU crisis —UPIUPI - 25 words
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Miscellaneous15 1974-01-12 28 The weather WEATHER outlook (or Singapore from 6 am. to mid -day today. No rain.15 words
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