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Title Section21 1974-05-14 1 OTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/7421 words
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Article, Illustration383 1974-05-14 1 50 with placards calling him 'Killinger' Taunted before meeting with Golda andteam JERUSALEM, Monday TAUNTED by a chorus of protesting demonstrators, Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger held the first of two meetings with Israeli leaders today on bridging the negotiating gap with Syria overReuter; NYT; UPI - 383 words
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Article41 1974-05-14 1 LONDON. Man Prim* Minister Harold Wlmoo Mid today British security force* In Northern Ireland hay« uneanhed a plot by tit* Irish Republican Army (ERA) to leise oertaln densely populated ipmu of Belfast and IU IHhMIBI UPI.UPI - 41 words
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Article188 1974-05-14 1 PLANE HIT BY SOVIET-MADE MISSILE BEIRA (Mosamblque). Mon. Gen. Francisco da Costa Gomes. Chief of-Stafl of the Portuguese armed forces, con Armed today that a Soviet made 8 t re 1 1 a ground-to-air missile hit a military plane flying over northern Mozambl que last week. The general said thatReuter - 188 words
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Article, Illustration115 1974-05-14 1 Cut-up body: Woman charged with murder A HOUSEWIFE was yesterday charted In the First Magistrate's Comrt with the murder of Madam Kwek Lee En*. S3. whose dismembered body was found In several places lr Singapore last Saturday. 81m Jo* Keww, 44. faces a tenti tive charge ef murdering Madam Kwek.115 words
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Article52 1974-05-14 1 Thai princess visits Russia MOSCOW. Moo. Thai Princess Kalayanl Wat Una arrived In Moaoow yesterday for an unofficial etgbt-day visit to the Soviet Union. Tact reported The princess, elder sister of King Bhumlbd of Thailand! was greeted by Mikhail Oeortadst. aacretary of Urn Presidium of U* Supreme Soviet, and otherAP - 52 words
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Article29 1974-05-14 1 LAOO6. lion Otar SM Mgarlaaa ha*e been MpatM frost Sudan aloof with e4k*r forrtcn Africans In a eras*. down an alien*, the Ucos Sunday Tune reported A*.29 words
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Article136 1974-05-14 1 Ford: House may charge Nixon WASHINGTON. Monday VICE-PRESIDENT Gerald Ford said today he expected the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee to recommend the imoeachment of dent Nixon. But be predicted that the full House would not support the tieomawwInterview about Mr. Nixon's ch»n«i of Impeachment, Mr. Ford Mid he estimated136 words
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114 1974-05-14 1 OOHQKONO. If on II China said today a strode earthquake which rockad south western parts of the country last week caused "toast* In liTes and livestock" and "varyinf degrees of damage" to houses. The report, carried by the official New China News Agency, was114 words
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Article61 1974-05-14 1 MANILA, Mon President Marcoa baa formed a Consultative OouncU of Muslim atadtri to heap formulae government policy. particularly on dsvetoptuM the predominantly Muslim Mindanao Island in the southern Philippine*, the Government announced today. Mr. Marcos eald the mm ni part of efloru to achieve nationalAP - 61 words
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Article27 1974-05-14 1 TOKYO. Mob. Japanese Emperor Hirohlto planted rice in his palace today aa annual uanumny calling lor a food ha; nest In the year ahead— PPl.27 words
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122 1974-05-14 1 Rodgers due here for defence talks LONDON, lion. Brii tain s Minister of BUU (or Defence, Mr. William Rodgers, wtll rly to South-east AaU tomorrow for talks with Commonwealth government leaders on Britain plans to cut its overseas defence commitments Informed sources said. There are persistent reports that the 10-week122 words
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Article45 1974-05-14 1 BANOKOK. Mon. The decision by ministers of the Asaodatton of South-east Asian nations (Aasen) to site the organisations headquarters In Jakarta la a tacit acknowledgement that Indonesia la the dominant force in the region, the Bangkok World said today —ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article24 1974-05-14 1 CARNARVON i Western Australia), Mon. The pUot and a passangi were killed when thetr atagis-engtae*! Cessna aircraft crashed near her* Saturday neuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article57 1974-05-14 1 CARACAS. Man. An exptaatan severely damaged two sms pipeline* belonging to the Mans Orande OU Company. a subsidiary of Oulf OU Company, near the oil team of S3 Tlere tn eastern Venesueja. Caracas newspaper! Several of the oil company's nearby drilling oparatsans were halted boaauae of57 words
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Article38 1974-05-14 1 BERLIN. Mon. The Western silled smlia— artnn to Watt Oormany attended a wreath laying ceremony yesterday at West Berlin's Airlift Memorial on the 26th anniversary of the end of the Soviet btockatfe of the city —OK.38 words
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416 1974-05-14 1 Pinning down drug abuse in youths HOME AFFAIRS MINISTRY SETS UP COMMITTEE THE Ministry of Home Affairs last night announced the setting up of a seven-member committee to study and identify the reasons for growing drug abuse among youths and to recommend effective counter measures. A ministry statement sa.d that416 words
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155 1974-05-14 1 Grenade attack on Johore police station KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. _-A hand grenade was lobbed into a police station in Ayer Ritam last night, damaging the rear portion of the station. None of the policemen lnsiae was Injured. Johore Chief Police Officer Senior Asst. Commissioner Zamanl bin Abu Samah said today155 words
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Article58 1974-05-14 1 NEW DELHI. Maav— —India's striking rail unions backed down slightly today In their confrontation with rrusK Minister Indira Gaa4hl as the Government claimed It waa gradually restoring train services despite the ate-day-eld walkeat. The unions said they would be ready to negotiate even before tha— ands58 words
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Article65 1974-05-14 1 MILAN, M— w Egypttaa PiisHiil Anwar Sadat was •••ted to day as saying Egypt waa ready to negotiate ••ewe sirdars with Israel perhaps thr— gh a deamUltartaed aa— under the condition of a return to the ltd Wntors. In an Interview with Milan weakly Epeca Mr.AP - 65 words
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Advertisement223 1974-05-14 1 1 1| CROCKETT JONES NORTHAMPTON t NCI AMD SENTOSA SKELETONS: IT'S MURDER Page 9 SOVIET baf»in| the new spy scandal S HAWKERS UM: Be eteaa or lam DRUGS: Over S* will not ke spared 7 DEATH In a coffee house f LEVERS on why Lax Is us by t cents223 words
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347 1974-05-14 2 Bonn code machine tampered with BONN, Monday ANOTHER incident of attempted high level communist spying on West Germany came to light n the midst of continuing scandal over the East German spy that led to Chancellor Willy Brandt's resignation. A Bonn Government spokesrtan said347 words
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Article, Illustration243 1974-05-14 2 CONNALLY NAMED IN MILK POLL FUNDS WA SHINCTON. Mon— The name of former Secretary of the Treasury John B. Onaally was reportedly Involved In a hurried effort by dairy co-operative leaders to raise UBSSM.tM (SSSaMM) or BMtre overnight for President Nixon's re-election campaign after a White House meeting In ltTlUPI - 243 words
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Article211 1974-05-14 2 PACT ON NEW BONN CABINET, POLICY BONN. Mon. West German Chancellordesignate Helmut Schmidt announced last night that the country's governing coalition parties had reached "agreement In principle" on the make-up of a new Cabinet and Its Government profr-^rnme. The louncement came si ys after the shock n> Agnation of Mr.211 words
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356 1974-05-14 2 I 1 PEKING, ttton. r*KOTSBE Vice Premier Tent Hsiao -ping has Indicated that China 1* now willing to recognise Bangladesh Mr. Teng was speaking yesterday at a banquet for the Prime Minister of Pakistan. Mr. Zulnkar All Bhutto. He was standing in for PremierReuter - 356 words
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36 1974-05-14 2 I. front bT .amw ikr«« TeTo^t 3, •Unlfl«aat adc* MtwUc ?j<|/,|| J^r^-'^rxi 1 "»rla»ary" vote alckl 4»ra M* T** M^ii-*rf tkasr rfv»fcj »nd lefi tk«aa atoaM fc> tM AcM Beater36 words
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313 1974-05-14 2 CAIRO. Mon. Egypt today categorically rejected a Libyan overture for a normalisation of relations between tl c two countries, the ofncl 1 Middle Bast Neus Agency reported. The agency carried an omclal statement attributed to a responsible Egyptian source a few hoursReuter - 313 words
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Article40 1974-05-14 2 LAB VBOAS. lion. Plnfllhwn using helicopters and buUdoson Uie ywuniay oonUliud a 1 JM-acra tin In th« Santa Fa national fore* which cauMd mort than UBSI million i 852.5 million) damage to Umber and watenhed raawircoi UPI.UPI - 40 words
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Article181 1974-05-14 2 RABIN TO FORM HIS GOVT THIS WEEK JERUSALEM. M 0 n. premie r-deslgnate YiUhak Rabin today was confident of forming a government this week, out he might only have a majority or one or even a minority government with an uncertain lifespan. Leaders of his Labour Party were predicting beReuter - 181 words
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212 1974-05-14 3 'LIFE AND DEATH' FOR JAPAN TO HAVE BIG FRIENDS KYOTO, Mon. Japanese Foreign Minister Masayosht Ohlra said here today that friendly relations with Japan's giant neighbours on both sides of the Pacific were a matter of life and death for this country. Mr. Ohlra was speaking at the opening ofReuter - 212 words
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Article67 1974-05-14 3 CAIRO. Mon.— The American navy's amphibious assault ship Inchon arrived In Egyptian territorial waters today to replace Its sister ship Iwo Jlraa as the base for clearing the Suez Canal of mines. An American spokesman said the Inchon was anchored near Iwo Jlma at a67 words
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Article29 1974-05-14 3 KATMANDU. Mon Two Japanese climbers and two Slierpas have been Injured on the 25.2»4-feet (1.710 metre) Mount Jannu In eastern Nepal, the Pbrelgn Ministry said today— Reutei.Reuter - 29 words
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Article37 1974-05-14 3 JAKARTA. Mon. The state-owned oil company Pertamlna has announced the discovery of two new oil wei!* In Bast Kalimantan capable of producing 1.448 barrel. of oil and 1. 837.500 cubic feet of gas dally.— Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article440 1974-05-14 3 Plan for space colony of 2,000 NEW YORK. Monday CONFERENCE of physicists, astronauts and space flight technologists discussed the likelihood and desirability of establishing self sufficient human colonies in space last week. The conferees were Invited to Princeton University by Dr. Gerard K. O'Neill, professor of physics there, to discuss440 words
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Article46 1974-05-14 3 ATHKN& Mob. Mr euro Aftwm, former OS Viov-PTMtdrat «jnv«d h«re from New York reaUrda; for prl»»U vtsU to Qrmcm Dunne w» Mr Agntm Is Mcpactad to visit Urn sull township or Oanrattanol. in Uw P»topniiiKM. the ptaoa where hu father iv born. Itoultr.46 words
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Article, Illustration221 1974-05-14 3 DIVORCE: ITALIANS CAST THEIR VOTES r.ME. Mon. Italians should know by tonight whether they can still divorce each other, or if their marriages are to remain lifelong bonds. So far, some 78 per cent of the country's 37.5 million voters have cast ballots in a referendum which will decide theUPI - 221 words
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Article41 1974-05-14 3 HONGKONG, lion. Police seised 30 pounds of heroin and 100 pound* of barbttone worth HK4400.000 1 8*300.000 > here yesterday. Two people were arrested and will be charged with possession of dangerous drugs for unlawful trafficking Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article50 1974-05-14 3 BANGKOK. Mon A committee examining the frosen assets of three ousted military leaden who are living abroad jerterrtay revealed that they left behind a total of more than one billion bant < B*l2o million' in cash and pupeity and did not pay tax during the last five50 words
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Article52 1974-05-14 3 TARRAOONA (Spain) Mon— Police yesterday announced the arrest of 1* alleged communists, including several women and a former priest. They were accused of causing recent labour troubles In this Catalan province and of aggression against a municipal policeman on May l Subversive pamphlets were seised, police52 words
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Article47 1974-05-14 3 WASHINGTON. Mon. A new computerised navy gun designed to shoot down incoming enemy buss bombs showed a disturbing tendency to train Itself on friendly veestls and even nearby Islands in recent tesu and thus is "worse than useless Res, Lea Aapin (Democrat) charged yesterday. UPI.UPI - 47 words
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207 1974-05-14 3 SAIOON, Mon Peace In Vietnam depends On a correct Implementation of the Paris peace agreement and not on any other accord to benefit the communists, the South Vietnamese Oovernment spr.tesman said today. Commenting on local press speculation about Press speculation about U8Reuter - 207 words
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311 1974-05-14 3 Crackdown on 'Red propaganda' PHNOM PENH, Monday PRESIDENT Lon Nol went on national radio and television last night to dispel rumours about a big new recruitment drive paid for with American money. The President said he had ordered the arrest of groupsReuter; UPI - 311 words
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Article42 1974-05-14 3 ARDLUI (Scotland). Mon. —A school bus crashed M feet down onto a railway line killing three children and a teacher, police said. Thirty other children and t He criers were injured, a ponce spokesman said.— UPl42 words
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Article48 1974-05-14 3 JAKARTA. Mon. K modem tourist hotel will be built by the side of a lake In Jaympur, capital of Irian Jaya (formerly West Irian), the official Antara news agency reported here yesterday The report did not say when work would start on Uie hotel —neuter 'llReuter - 48 words
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Article33 1974-05-14 3 MOSCOW: Gavlriel 80perfln, a dissident who •nee worked as a reMtnktt for banished author Alexander 8dshenltsyn told a Surttt court today he did not rerard his activities as wrong, according to dissident Doorces.33 words
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Article37 1974-05-14 3 BELFAST The extremist Provisional wing of the Irish Republican Army has launched an Internal spy hunt for an Informer wnose tip led to the capture on Friday of the group's Belfast Brigade commander, IRA sources said today.37 words
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Article33 1974-05-14 3 SAN FRANCISCO: Newspaper publisher Randolph Hearst said yesterday he is neither surprised nor encouraged by reports that a bloodhound led agents to a hiding place bear Ing the scent of his kidnapped daughter.33 words
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Article49 1974-05-14 3 PARI8: A still-secret report on the fatal crash of the Tupolev 144 80vlet supersonic Jetliner on June 3. 1973 at Le Bourget airport Indicates Its crew handled It so recklessly during a spectacular demonstration the day before that Its controls were worn out. Le Journal Du Dlmanche said yesterday.49 words
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Article24 1974-05-14 3 LUSAKA: President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia broke down and wept today as he attacked apartheid at a meeting of 5M Airican church leaders.24 words
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Article27 1974-05-14 3 NICOSIA: Greek Cypriot newspapers Joined today to warn Cyprus President Archbishop Makarlos to take urgent action to prevent his reportedly Imminent overthrow by military Junta in Greece27 words
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Article36 1974-05-14 3 MADRID: Eight youths forced their way Into a cinema last night and tried to steal the reels of a Spanish movie containing a scene satirising the right-wing Fatange movement, the uewipapti Hoja De Danes said today.36 words
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Article35 1974-05-14 3 HARTFORD: Motorcycle enthusiasts, among them members of groups like the "Hell's Angels," burned a helmet in the Connecticut State Capitol parking lot today to protest a new law requiring them to wear the protective headgear.—AgenciesAgencies - 35 words
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Article, Illustration196 1974-05-14 3 RUSSIA'S WOMAN MINISTER TO BE REPLACED? Vf OSCOW. Mon. TeiTX knterlna Purtseva, the Minister of Culture and Dollttcally the most prominent woman In the Soviet Union, has apparently been na*sed over for renomlnation to the Supreme Soviet In the current elections. The elections are important as indicators of the relative196 words
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Advertisement269 1974-05-14 3 CAN YOU EAT so many fruits? Htoee(filCEE)/ "'i? 3 equals the X" A I Pears Vitamin C V* J content of S Mandarins JPfersimmons Oranges Lemons Apples I A jm ■Strawberry For good health, clear skin, extra energy and resistance to colds, the whole family needs caries Winder Tonic with269 words
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Article117 1974-05-14 4 Curfew after 75 hurt in clashes NEW DELHI. Mon. A curfew was Imposed m the town of Monghyr In Bihar state today after violent clashes between opposing political groups In which 75 people Including the union Deputy Education Minister were Injured. The minister. Mr. DJ\ Yadav. mi at the beadReuter - 117 words
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279 1974-05-14 4 LISBON, Mon.—Portugal's new military Junta, on the verge of appointing a civilian Provisional Government here, has met with Its first angry reaction from White settlers to its offer to guerillas of a ceasefire offer without surrender In the country's African territories. Thousands of angryReuter - 279 words
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Article, Illustration180 1974-05-14 4 TEL AVIV. Men. Dr Nahnm Goldmann. president of the World Jewish Congress, said yesterday the Soviet Union was prepared to establish unofficial Ues with Israel before a peace agreement was reached with the Arab com n tries. Dr. Goldmann told a Press conference the Soviet Union was180 words
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251 1974-05-14 4 TOKYO. Monday fHE ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) yesterday hung onto its slender seven-seat majority in the Upper House of the Diet by winning an important by-election victory in Kochi prefecture. LDP-backed Mr. Yu Hayashi, 49, defeated the candidate of the Japan Solcialist PartyUPI - 251 words
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Article20 1974-05-14 4 •Mcr a UajsJiit today, hrinsinc the s*«lk tan to S*.. l^ L** «W *-»le were still20 words
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131 1974-05-14 4 RAMMING OF BOATS: CHINA WARNS S. KOREA HONGKONG. Mon. China today warned Bouth Korea that its fishing boats must lm mediately stop Interfering with Chinese fisher men. The warning was contained In a New China news agency report monitored here which al leged South Korean yea sels had recently "brazenlyReuter - 131 words
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Article, Illustration283 1974-05-14 5 fHE Minister for the Environment, Mr. Lim Kirn San, yesterday warned hawkers and food handlers to practise personal hygiene when preparing food or stem would be taken to withdraw their licences. This warning came after the Ministry confirmed another case of cholera,283 words
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Article141 1974-05-14 5 Imposters pull off $118 hold-up HPHREE men, posing as ■L detectives, robbed a 22-year-old welder of $48 and a gold ring and watch together worth $70 while he was walkIng along Home Road, off Kallang Road, on Saturday. Lam Sooi Seng, of Home Road, was returning home at about 11141 words
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244 1974-05-14 5 THK working of the NTI C wages council research section is being studied hv Asian labour leaders who are keen to adapt certain features of it for their own countries. The leaders, who attended the ICFTU-ARO seminar here last week, were given a244 words
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Article59 1974-05-14 5 SHIPYARD BREAK-IN: $3,000 LOSS THIEVES broke into Robin Shipyard at Tanjong Rbu Road on Saturday and stole S3.OM worth of welding cables. A shipyard worker. Wong Seng Huat. 30, discovered the theft at 8 a.m. the next day. In another theft. Ng Thin Wah, 29, lost $2,500 in jewellery and59 words
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Article68 1974-05-14 5 Jail, rotan for having opium PAINTER Urn Tee Tee. 36. was sentenced to four years Jail and four strokes of the rot an yesterday for drug trafficking He pleaded guUty to trafficking in 10 slabs of raw opium weighing 30 kilogrammes at Ylo Chu Kang Road at about 645 pjn.68 words
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Article62 1974-05-14 5 THI Singapore Institute of Management will conduct a coune on Company Law at Its oonfereno* room, third floor Thong Tack Building In Sootu Road, from May 20 to July IT between 630 p.m and IN pm The course to be held •vary Wednesday will coat62 words
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Article51 1974-05-14 5 THi cas* against Abdw Rahlm bin Bnbi. 11. charged with raping a woman in a womn'fl tolkt at Bock Chuan comiHttPtty centre. Tt)a Payoh, on Aprl. 1. w*e yesterday fixed for further mention in the am Magistrate's court on May JO Bail of HOMO was51 words
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141 1974-05-14 5 CONFUSION, SO OIL FIRM MAY CHANGE ITS NAME rjiHE Credit Sulsse Oil A (Brunei) Ltd. might change its name "to avoid confusion" with Credit Bul s s c (Swiss Credit Bank) in Singapore, according to Its secretary Syed Anwar Effendl, yesterday. Syed Anwar said the company's directors would meet soon141 words
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Article34 1974-05-14 5 PARLIAMENTARY Secretary (education) Mr Ahmad klattar will open the consumer bulk purchasing ierv.ce branch of the Singapore Teacher* Uulti-Purpoat Cooperative Society LW. at the Hitltute of Education on Saturday at 11 am34 words
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266 1974-05-14 5 Clamp on nopermit Malaysia registered cars rE Registry of Vehicles has berun rounding op motorists driving Malaysian-re-gistered ears without permits. It Is understood that 31C Singaporeans and 14 Malaysians have been booked so far and are to be prosecuted soon. The law requires owners of Malaysian-register-ed cars to have vehicle266 words
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62 1974-05-14 5 All you want to know about your job THE Supervisory and Management Training Association of Singapore will hold courses on Job method, Job safety. Job relations and Job Instruction next month. A coune on telephone bahavlour and efficiency will also be held at the Ringapor* Professional Centi* conference room, from62 words
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75 1974-05-14 5 MADAM Ng Ah Ctaee, 36. a mother of three children, fell to her death from the eighth floor of Block 142. Lorong IA, Toa Payoh, yesterday erenln*. Her husband. Mr. Ong Tow Leng, 40, a wlreman said he was at work when75 words
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211 1974-05-14 5 NWC'S 1974 award out by end of month NATIONAL Wages Council recommendations for this July's wage Increases should be out by the end of this month. Well-informed sources said that the basic recommendations have been drawn up, and it only remained for the NWC to cross the Ts and dot211 words
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Article58 1974-05-14 5 TWO former political detainee*. Mr Vaau Katr and Ulji 81m Teong Hlok. said In a statement yeaterday that they would not comply with any of the conditions tmpoiad on them on their reThe police statement at the time of their releat on May 9 had mU58 words
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Miscellaneous263 1974-05-14 5 Straits Times Crossword IDo awaV^i a«_ SSSSTSy left by hla mixture <7>. 7 Sweet on the crest of the S Abstain* from chew we hill' it* tripe! <i> onianlasd (7). I put apirH In pottery for 10 Metal guide (4). prosperity (7) 11 Respectfully relent very 9 Equivocate and avoid263 words
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Article506 1974-05-14 7 CHRISTINA CHEANG - OVER-50s WON'T BE SPARED CHRISTINA CHEANG IN THE RELENTLESS DRUGS WAR... By ALD AGE is no ground for defence in the current relentless war against narcotics in Singapore. Even grandparents who got hooked on opium half a century ago when opium smoking among both rich and poor Immigrants was like506 words
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188 1974-05-14 7 LETTERS THAT HOLD UP THE WORKS... THE General Post Office yesteraay urgea tne public to use stanaara size envelopes tor their letters to help speea up tne delivery of mail. A OPO spokesman said standard size envelopes could facilitate tne speedy handling and stacking of mall as the postal services188 words
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Article323 1974-05-14 7 After 25 years, KL takes over I /CONTROL of the Flight L Information Region (FIR), which has been in Singapore's hands ior the past 2z years, will soon pass over to Malaysia T. transfer will U c ace in two ph**c later -.hi? year a: year. AU planes flying 20.000323 words
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Article, Illustration88 1974-05-14 7 rfO naval cadet* from Singapore have won top prizes at the Royal Naval Collete In Dartmouth In Britain. They are Yip Eng Poo (left), who won first prise in the professional seamanship section and second prise la the academic section, and Hung Eng Ong (second from right)88 words
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Article369 1974-05-14 7 A MOTHER of three, married for nearly 30 years, told the High Court yesterday that her husband left her for good 14 years ago after quarrels over his going out with other women. Tan Eng Llan. who married her husband. Ang Thtam Kuan. In 1944,369 words
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Article36 1974-05-14 7 LOCAL d aching manufacturers have ■p to Jane 1 to submit their prototypes of metric calibrated darning* to the Metrication Board They can atoo submit mi gesAJons on the sue of other lnstnunentsu36 words
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Article100 1974-05-14 7 Bargirl who didn't want to leave A BAR waitress was fined $250 by a magistrate's court yesterday for overstaying In Singapore. Marlani. 38. a mother of five, pleaded guilty to remaining in the Republic till April 10 after the expiry of her visit pass on March 28. She had been100 words
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90 1974-05-14 7 Nurse robbed of jewellery in lift A NURSE. Clk Turlah blnte Bararom 38. was robbed of Jewellery worth $6 0 In a lift at Block 101, Henderson Crescent M about 3.30 p.m. on Sunday She told police *he iv returning home after a wedding party when > man. aged •bout90 words
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Article300 1974-05-14 7 A BOMBAY company yesterday sued Tunas ■^(Pte) Ltd. of Singapore for $298,869 damages In an alleged breach of contract suit over two cranes to be built In India Western Mechanical Industries Ltd. of Bombay, alleged In its action, filed in 1972, that Tunas In an300 words
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Article165 1974-05-14 7 Exams and those 3 last days... rE Singapore Teachers Union has written to the Education Ministry to ask it to allow secondary school teachers the use of the last three days In the final term to mark examination papers. This, the BTU said, would enable them to make a fair165 words
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Article58 1974-05-14 7 THREE men and three women were fined 53. 000 each yesterday of assisting In operating 10.000 character lotteries In variou* place* over the weekend. Chua Quee Song 30. Oh Keng Hong. 39 Teo Ah Kow. 70 and the women. Loo Ouat Ooh. 48. Urn Poh Oeofc.58 words
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Advertisement1857 1974-05-14 8 Murata'S Singapore Plant PpdUCeS Message from The Founder President Ceramic Capacitors, Variable Resistors LI |of Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Today we celebrate the opening of TTIlf ft fMi-'IWHT i ■T^^L.V ■■H^H^^H^^^H In the 30 years that we have been m Murata'Electronics Singapore (Pte) Ltd., a BRTi the busmess of electronic1,857 words
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Article233 1974-05-14 9 Mishaps at work place: 14 killed ANOTHER 14 workA ers were killed in Industrial accidents in March, bringing the total number of such deaths to 41 in the first three months of this year. There were 13 death* In January and 14 In February. According to the Labour Ministry's monthly233 words
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Article69 1974-05-14 9 MR. LEE Slow Mong h&s been elected president of the China Society Other officials Include: Mr. CM. Wong. Mr V P»kirtsamy. Mr Cheong Pmk Chow, Mr. Christopher Hool, MUa Sunyee, Prof. Hsu Yun-tsUo. Mr. Lee Pook Hong. Mr. C K Tseng, Mr Koh Boon Plane and Mr69 words
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Article38 1974-05-14 9 MRS YVES de la Broase. wife of the acting manager at Banque National dm Parts In Hongkong, will christen and launch the Freedom veil ■stlna at Jurong Shipbuilders Pte. Ltd Tanjoog Kllng on Saturday at 11 am.38 words
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Article, Illustration316 1974-05-14 9 PAUL WEE - Skeletons at Sentosa It's murder PAUL WEE Forensic tests prove it: Pathologist By the 14 human skeletons recovered from the shallow craves on Sentosa recently belonged to murder victims, head of the Government Pathology Department, Dr. Chao Tzee Cheng, said yesterday. Dr. Chao who carried out forensic tests on the316 words
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Article142 1974-05-14 9 NOW THEY SHUN THE BARS PR O P RIETORS of Singapore's girlie bars and nightclub* complain that they are losing their bargirU and their customers as well —a* a result of recent poUee raids oa mth establishment Many of their gir's, they say, are refusing to tarn up for wo142 words
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Article30 1974-05-14 9 RKDWAN bin Hadl. 33. was yesterday fined fTSO by a magistrate for consuming methaqualone at ICelantan Lane on Jan. 37. Redwan. who had a simitar convtrUon. pleaded guilty.30 words
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Article234 1974-05-14 9 Islands that want to do business THE British Solomon Islands Protectorate wants to trade with Singapore, Mr. Andrew Kukuti, a member of the islands Governing Council said yesterday. Mr. Kukuti said they also planned to set up a national provident fund scheme along the lines of Singapore's Central Provident Fund234 words
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Article88 1974-05-14 9 Man stabbed in Pasir Ris Hotel A LABOURER Tv Chok Heng, 28. was stabbed three times In the Paslr Rls Hotel's canteen In Tamplnes last night. Tu. It is believed had an argument at the canteen with tome labourers working at a nearby construction site. Pour oX them set upon88 words
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205 1974-05-14 9 Bargirl who didn't get a diamond Ting ABAROIRL hanged herself after her lover refused to buy her a diamond ring, a coroner's court heard yesterday. The woman. Tan Lye Wan, 32. was found hanging from the bathroom doorway of a house in Jalan Setla by her landlord. Yeo Bye Kwee.205 words
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63 1974-05-14 9 Lone suspect still under detention DETECTIVES from Joo Chlat Police station have released all but one cf 10 people arrested for suspected secret society connections during a raid on a Katong bar last week. The last detainee to believed to be wmnUd by the Malajnian police for theft Pottos source*63 words
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Article312 1974-05-14 9 BEM DAVIDSON - BEM DAVIDSON By A MAN suddenly declared that he wanted A to assault somebody while having a drink in the Singapore Coffee House in Bras Basah Road. Minutes later another customer at the coffee house was stabbed to death. i The dead man. vegetable sUll assistant312 words
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Article85 1974-05-14 9 AWAITING THAT REPORT THE Nstt— 1 1 Theatre to HUag the repart oi two AasrtMS nnwMult es) b*w to imprvre the iiisisjl soaSMl systasa. Bat whether aa mUnty new sfnant systasa wwaM be IsMUttert m toat baar«*e~ swto saaoa to the (reseat Tstasa whU trorat a* the avsJlaMllty tt faaak85 words
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Article105 1974-05-14 9 Case of the unsold exhibits QOMZ organisers of C charity art exhibition do have an eye for art. According to a Government minister, they do not return unsold exhibits to i heir owners they l misappropriate them. Fund rals.-wc exhibitions, said fe'nlster of State for Environment Mr. Wee Toon Boon,105 words
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Article, Illustration194 1974-05-14 9 Why this old salt broke his vow rwNCE a sailor always a \J sailor, or so it has proved In the case of Anang bin Searnya, M. who had vowed In 1960 never to take to sea again. That was the year he was released after being held In a194 words
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Advertisement57 1974-05-14 9 Congratulations to MURATA ELECTRONICS SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD. on the occasion of their Official Opening from KIAN YIP ELECTRICAL SERVICE 17. Rochdale Road, Singapore. 19. Tel: *****1 We are proud to be entrusted with the Electrical installation for this Project. Congratulations to MURATA ELECTRONICS SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD. on the occasion of57 words
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Advertisement298 1974-05-14 9 Congratulations Best Wishes to MURATA ELECTRONICS SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD. on the occasion of their Official Opening from KIM BROTHERS INTERIOR DECORATION CONSTRUCTION 194-D, Lavender Street, Singapore 12. Tel: *****92 *****44 We are proud to have been associated with this Project through the installation of: 1. Office Panelling 2. Office Factory298 words
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Miscellaneous246 1974-05-14 9 Bringing Op g*tlw sly »Ut Kaw— AgJ. Uml C«a»» L t ru. m w»Apy f<m twl I Dtwrv Aaw me to| V cmxoukt msoltt! so >ou ASK HIM TD DHOP O*P MV HOOOUJM WHS* Hf PWO* TVUS o** JXJ6S ifWSmOMZE «NTV«,7OOi IaVT 7 CLIWTi MB* AND CAtmAmJ r A««IV« S246 words
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Article, Illustration288 1974-05-14 10 MAUREEN CHUA - Fashion is Lani's business MAUREEN CHUA By LANI Slnarwl's secret dream Is to be a film star. "But that Is only practical to be one," Indonesian beauty. Her real ambition has always been to build a career around something she loves doing fashion designing. Bo she took a plunge a288 words
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Article, Illustration700 1974-05-14 10 TALK about cosmetics and women and Dr. Renoo Kotrajaras is all ears. She la after all, a woman dermatologist, whose Job Is to keep skin unlnfected and she feels cosmetics have a lot to do with a woman's skin. Dr Kotrajaras.700 words
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Article, Illustration175 1974-05-14 10 (XN A warm night. U with net a wisp of a kreese to rastic the leaves, how 4* yen keep cool? It's alright If you are at home and can lounge around in your itsy-bitsy nightie. But If yon are heetess of a poolsidt175 words
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Advertisement314 1974-05-14 10 VaremoTd® aw a^' a^fc^a^B ■^^■T s^^^m I For Effective Oral Treatment Of Piles Hoamorrhoidi V'grpiYloYd VM I Va* 111 \f I %s4 Oynainic Factor P Zym» givM }f^M rapid r»li«( of inflammation and K*'^l irritation* oauaad by Pila» l«^| (Haamorrhoid*). Clinicalry f^fl provan to ba wfa and widely ak^^H acotptad.314 words
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Advertisement94 1974-05-14 10 Advcrtiiamant Business girl beauty Essential to the business girl who values the cool, flawless appearance of her complexion is s unique beauty fluid that will help maintain the vital balance of her skin and prevent it from becoming too oily. Always smooth a film of Oil of Ulan moist oil94 words
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Advertisement244 1974-05-14 10 That's Italian for "marvellot s". And that's what you'll say when you see the fabulous range of ARISTON gas cookers. Each one's a real aristocrat. I k Take the model L4O G T (illustrated) A for example. It has all these most wanted features: a^T A^K ARISTON tt-ie aristocrat of244 words
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Article285 1974-05-14 11 SMOKED OUT! AND 170 HOTEL GUESTS IN NIGHTCLOTHES END UP IN THE STREETS... KUALA LUMPUR, Mon J^ FIRE early this morning destroyed a Kuala Lumpur nightclub and sent about 170 hotel guests dashing out of their rooms into the streets. The guests almost all of them In their nlghtclothes spent285 words
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180 1974-05-14 11 Public help brings in 115 pushers KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Cent r al Narcotics Bureau detained 115 people Involved In the sale and distribution of drugs during the first four months of this year. Attorney-General Tan Brl Kadlr Yusof said In a statement today that In April alone 57 people180 words
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83 1974-05-14 11 Van driver crushed to death by own vehicle BUTTXRWORTH. Mon. Van driver Tan Chlr. Teik. 97, was crushed to derth by his own vehicle yeatariay ft* moon Tan was proceeding from Kepala Bates to Bumbong I inn at 345 pjn. when tie acrtdeni occurred at the 15 S mlk Butterworth-Alor83 words
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Article52 1974-05-14 11 SHAH ALAM. Man. Eighty-five Mara Institute of Technology student* aat (or tbelr BtftUh Inatltutc of Marketing »»»mi n^t>^f) «t the MIT here today. A tpokcaman of UM MIT School of Butinat StudlM •aid 44 aat for part one papera. S3 pan two and eight52 words
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Article28 1974-05-14 11 BCTTSR WORTH. Mon Custom* Mtaed another Mar-oedes-B«ns and <t— lnert a taxi driver last night. Tbe car. worth 610.000. was believed to hare been Imported UtaftUy28 words
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Article131 1974-05-14 11 CALL TO SMASH WHITE JPOH, FVhjnday tUe Ministry of Home Affairs is to be asked to step up action against white slavery in the country. The Umno Klnta I Utara division decided i this In one of tie several resolution* passed at Its delegates' meeting here yesterday. It wants the131 words
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122 1974-05-14 11 THE TAXI DANCER WHO AROUSED SUSPICION rOH. Monday. An IS year old taxi dancer was arrested by police near tbe Junction of Hume Street .\nd Jalan Yang Kalsom here yesterday evening and found In ptasceslon of heroin. A police spokesman said that two detective constables of the Crime Prevention Branch122 words
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Article38 1974-05-14 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The body of a matchman. missing for five days, was found In Kanopuni; Pantal Da lam here today. The man, T. Balakrlshnan. 10. worked at a oocstructlon site in Buklt Paiita.38 words
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Article126 1974-05-14 11 CASHING IN ON THOSE LONG QUEUES A LOR STAR, Mon. A Police and the Registrar and Inspector of Motor Vehicles office here have Joined forces to wipe out racketeers operating lr the RIMY office following the Introduction of the new type driving licence. Alor Star OCPD Deputy Supt. Yahaya bin126 words
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Article52 1974-05-14 11 KUALA LUMPUB» Mon. JeUtxmtec* m«*»C«deal AuatnlUn tourist yomf and other AwlnUaju re«Uent here hare bm given a ttmeJy r«mlndwr: Vote 'a Into Sat.riay 1 AastnlUn gvaanl linttuni «r fiMW a fine. Fall Twttng fa«ulUe« and application forms far postal Twttng are arallaM* at Ih* mgh CmwWm In52 words
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231 1974-05-14 11 Another five years for armed robber KUALA KUBU BARU, MOD. Hoo Chong Koy alias How Chong Kwal alias Yu Pek, 24, was Jailed for five years by the Sessions Court here for Illegal possession of four guns. He was also sentenced to nve years Jail for Illegal possession of 136231 words
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91 1974-05-14 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —The Malaysian Government Is carrying out cloud seeding experiments to control rain and Initial results prove promising, according to Home Affairs Minister Tan Sri Ohaxall Shane. Tan Sri OhazaJi, who Is also chairman of the National Flood Control Commission, said today the91 words
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Article40 1974-05-14 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A tree planting campaign will be launched by Dewan Bandaraya next w^fi The frampalgn Is to encourage the public to plant trees In their gardens, near tbelr offices and shops to beautify tbe city40 words
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Article46 1974-05-14 11 PBNANO. Hon. The mobile kHebea eooklng team of tbe Bod Cross Society bare vuited tbt Sunfel Dim Ju*(lee Home yesterday ■wrung to cook, lunch for Ms Sli Inmates. The Tlatt was In eaajvneaan with lUd Croat Day whtan was celebrated on Mar46 words
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Article457 1974-05-14 12 WHIFFS of perfume and the stench of espionage are not an unusual combination. They have fused into a heady aroma in West Germany since Mr Willy Brandt's resignation last week, wafting strongly through the corridors of power. The combination has threatened to engulf Mr Brandt while he moves457 words
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Article120 1974-05-14 12 pERHAPS it was the ferocity of the x welcome he received from Portuguese settlers in Mozambique which made General Francisco de Gomes take a hard, colonial-war line. The deputy leader of Lisbon's Junta said in Mozambique that Portugal would continue Its 10-year-old colonial war, would not grant120 words
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Letter329 1974-05-14 12 AFTER following with great Interest, I could not help but comment on some of the more relevant questions Involved in the second language issue. As one closely associated with mothers of primary students, "Mothers Plea" (B.T. April 23) seem* a more representative view of parents of329 words
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Letter108 1974-05-14 12 I refer to the letter by A|x Lee (ST. April 26) reporting that some bus drivers Ignored the request* of commuters to pick them. All bus drivers are required to stop and pick passengers at bus stop* or their routes when beckoned to do so unless ths buses108 words
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Letter28 1974-05-14 12 THIS U In reply to L. A. ■■> Duckworth (8.T., May 4). We thank him for his comment* which have been noted. LOW HENG TOW Public Relations Officer! RTS.28 words
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1156 1974-05-14 12 WILLIAM CAMPBELL - Reducing the gap between the haves and the have-nots WILLIAM CAMPBELL HOW THE NWC MAINTAINS INDUSTRIAL CALM —By WHATEVER the final recommendations of the National Wag >s Council for 1974 one thing certain is that any increases will be weighted in favour of the lower income group. In his May1,156 words
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544 1974-05-14 12 SCOTT THORNTON - Cancer scourge of factory workers SCOTT THORNTON: By 1 ixeneva pOR millions of peo--1 pie throughout the world occupa tional cancer Is the hidden danger in their workplace. Hundreds are known to die each year of cancer contracted through substances or processes with which they deal, and the number could544 words
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Advertisement618 1974-05-14 12 I HEARTIEST j CONGRATULATIONS g I to 5 MURATA ELECTRONICS SIN6APORE (PTC) LTD. on the occasion of their 2 OFFICIAL OPENING I TECK CHIANG 3 t MANUFACTORY (PTC) LTD. S 118-D P»yaL«bar Road Singapore 14 j 7 Tel: *****1 (3 lines) 8 2 370.000 EXAM SUCCESSES jKUWhichever you want rapid618 words
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196 1974-05-14 13 Car sales down to two-thirds of 1973 figures JHE motor car market is stabilising at about two-thirds of the 1973 sales capacity, and traders hope it will stay that way. According to tentative figures compiled by the Rir.feapore Motor Oar Traders Association, April sales were down by about 3,000 units196 words
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111 1974-05-14 13 POSTHUMOUS AWARD TO SLAIN FOREMAN rE Ministry of Home Affairs will make a posthumous award to foreman Goh Eng Kwee, 43, who was shot dead after a robbery last month, during the coming Keep Singapore Crime Free campaign next month. According to informed sources, a "few thousand dollars" have abo111 words
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Article55 1974-05-14 13 LIM Tiong Sla, 41. was fined $760 by the First Magistrate s court yesterday for having opium and another S3OO (or having the utensils to administer the drug. He admitted havlag four grammes of prepared opium and the utaoslls at a hut in Kheam Hock Road55 words
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Article44 1974-05-14 13 EIGHTEEN employers were fined a total of 112.125 during the week ending April 21 for Infringing the Central Provident Fund Act. In addition. 544.003.53 being arrears of CPF contributions and 5529.10 being Interest on late payment* were collected from them.44 words
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Article40 1974-05-14 13 HO TENO KHOON was yesterday charged. In the First Magistrate's Court with murdering labourer Boh Tal Wan, 43, at the Singapore Island Country Club In Slme Road on May 4. His case will be mentioned on May 30.40 words
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Article65 1974-05-14 13 MR. TAN Tock Peng has been elected president of the Singapore Scout Association <Katong> Other official* Include: Mr lim Soon Chye. Mr Booty Chua. Mr CT Chta. Mr. R. Sachdev Mr. Cecil Kaan. Mrs. P. Ounaratnam, and Mr TO Aerta (vice-presidents): Mr. Oeorge Chlng (secretary). Mr.65 words
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Article16 1974-05-14 13 THERE were 115 traffic accidents, five of them Krtous and two fatal, on Sunday16 words
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Article, Illustration304 1974-05-14 13 CBIBTMAB this year will not be the same again for the Bohman family, Matthew, Charles and John. For Mrs. Prances Bohman— "Mother Christmas" to many who had known her died suddenly in the arms of her husband, Matthew, on Saturday morning.304 words
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Article30 1974-05-14 13 THE Metropolitan TMCA will conduct a six-session course on Industrial Psychology at Its International Centre on Friday. Fees are 170 and tM for for members and non-mem-bers respectively.30 words
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258 1974-05-14 13 Three jailed for breaking into shops rpHREE men who broke X Into shops and stole money and goods totalling about $17,000 were yesterday jailed a total of 17 years by a district court. Scan Oek Choo. 35. Othman bin Arshad. 36. and Ngo Seong Chua. alias Ooh Ah Buay, 39.258 words
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Article47 1974-05-14 13 JAKARTA. Mon— The South Sumatra provincial Government will send officials to Singapore to promote closer relations between Indonesian people hailing from the region and the people of Singapore. The mission, comprising members of the Jambi provincial legislative Assembly, will visit Slngapore later this month. Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article234 1974-05-14 13 10 cents drop in price of mutton MUTTON was quoted 10 cents chfc»oer at $3 a pound at MacPherson and Cambridge Roads, while It was retailed at $3.10 at most other places, the Department of Trade said yesterday. Following are the recommended prices: MCE: American 15 per cent, 90 cents234 words
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Article464 1974-05-14 13 LEVER Brothers Singapore Sdn. Bhd. confirmed yesterday that the wholesale price of its Lux soap had gone up by nine cents this year but stressed that it had never profiteered at the expense of consumers. The general manager, Mr. Ylng Yoke Kwai,464 words
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Article56 1974-05-14 13 A 78-yeaj-old man ni yeatenUy given ilx month* condlUonaJ dUchatfgw by a magiatraU'a court for placing beta on an Illegal 10,000--character lottery. Teooc Pent Nam aaid in mltlfatloo that he bought the lottery on behalf at hla daughter. He pleaded guUty 10 placing beU at56 words
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Article80 1974-05-14 13 PROP. UK Cbong Yah. Dean of the Paeuliy of Am and aortal Science Unlv«rilty of SUxapor*. will chair a forum on Living Together In theFaanily at Barker Road Method!* Church Hail. Barker Road, on ThMraday at pjn. Other speakers will include: Rev. (Dr.) Ounnar Tellaaann. Dtractor of80 words
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Article49 1974-05-14 13 1 HI chainnao at the TManr—aßunlcaiton Authority of Stnopon. Mr. Frank TaaexChnx Tune, win pnaant lane —met »w»nU and acheiarahlpi to IN lamilrjua of TA« at Hymtt BMal Qyawl Bpjillvnnpm <mi a^aaataW^aaW ftft Maot^ the radpaaßta an two who win reaetwe MBavetup awards valued at »!•.•>■>•49 words
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Article148 1974-05-14 13 MORI than half of the 350 workers of Philips Singapore, who resigned last week In protest against the sacking of ftvir supervisors, returned to work yesterday. They returned after their union, the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation. obtained an assurance from the company that the148 words
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Article18 1974-05-14 13 THX Metropolitan YUCA will organise trips to Mount Klnabalu and Ounong Tahan on June and 10. respectively.18 words
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Advertisement133 1974-05-14 13 r CfILLIMQfILL QcniNi|n NOW'S YOUR BIG CHANCE to collect bright, new unique Horoscope Stickers for yourself, your family and f nendsl And that's not all I You also get a fabulous Horoscope Wall Chart on wfiic*» you can stick your set of Horoscope Stickers. So send us your name and133 words
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Advertisement352 1974-05-14 13 NYAL PLURAVIT ONE A DAY CAPSULE HP 7 M ZLZLaMaa^BflH aft^B earn Bkaflfl aa^^Ja^P^^i EVERY GROWING CHILD NEEDS MORE THAN JUST P00D Food it not the answer to healthy growth. It ha to be a well balanced meal. Even then, there is no guarantee that vitamins and minerals are no<352 words
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Miscellaneous604 1974-05-14 13 an7T»ffTTTjP_4!a#llll?.B iffii.E I TV MALAYSIA (3) C fkA Wl Pro|raaMM sammary QAi N Bakat 74 IJI Pens D.UU LH Star Trtk Ul O.UI tiwa IN New IJI isr.rß.iiiiL'K a: »r ""i 111 »n Tin T«i 143 Duty's Trail "I 0 Wl Out IJI Profrawpt wwaary 7JI 11.54 Koiak 11.42 Lata604 words
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Miscellaneous286 1974-05-14 13 TV SINGAPORE (5) 1 IU.UU Trade and last Traas- O.JU LstsM Tka Cliff S*Tr£!2Lia" sSalT* IM **H* *+fi IM oSU\sTTaad kZii *"***«> IM Saaataara Utk) Ul Diary o< basts (E*i ik) Tit* Mtua Kaaak Dram) IM Low Is a ttaay SeleaCjrsd Ul ktefcel Ortra-Taa NarWs TMat Ul Ow aMc Makers286 words
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Miscellaneous20 1974-05-14 13 WATOt imtmifplam oti tutanr was IMJ saim*-7aW («7MM •aklc ■■iiti). ISJ aaatttaai filHtsa (M.MC raMe aeirea) kaaa Uuta •a Saturday20 words
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Article83 1974-05-14 14 I. Titaeii M> J« I. Buk $7.15 J0 >< 8.l »7.« J0 $6 JO +.1» lB)OB Lud '.0.8. Uj Dr». Bank I. M. In 4 tmtt De». (I>il >un»»p lad. I L»» I.U. rr^ f'wata <ne4«n I. Urn I. Tmr JMW Store $1.74 $120 $4.12 tlJ* IIM $2.51 $1.7083 words
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Article21 1974-05-14 14 Haw Par 334,888 Ctty Dcv 313*88 D.aVS. 187,888 BL CrcaVt 137.988 Tatal Tawn I.M M Total Vaaat: $*.9tM21 words
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Article57 1974-05-14 14 Miffab: IMJ4 I»M rUuBW: 4J»J4 444 11 Hatch: 171 17S.U Properties: 1H.7» MS. 5 Tim: IM.7* IM. t I raUtn: J44.M MS 14 0.C.8.C.: tUM tM.74 gj.B. Ib 4: t4«.M MlJt Dm. M, IMS 1M 1 Dee. 11. IMS 1M t Dm. t». IMS b 1M Dee. SI. 1»7«57 words
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Article1576 1974-05-14 14 7»K« test transacted ami* 1 at the close of business in tie Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with U« previous day's prices togetiui with 1974 high and tow. Adjusted for all new Imm) CLOMNO TOMS: All MCtMa* ekM** r*rj M«aa> TUMNevSM: Official total lornovtr aa taa aj»,*san1,576 words
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Article365 1974-05-14 14 PRICES ruled from steady to firm in selective trading on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. Operators appeared generally cautious and support was only Intermittently evident, resulting In a smaller volume of trading. Interest again was centred on the handful of speculative stocks which knowed better gains365 words
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Article1280 1974-05-14 14 |»ID and offer prices officially lUted and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In bracket* In k>U of 1.000 unit* unten otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aes&a (3.308 3.388) CD. A.PJ. (1.068 1.098) XD. A.T.I. (1.078) (1)1,280 words
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Article1235 1974-05-14 14 BID and otttt prlcM officially luted and buslnOM In aad reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Enhance yerterdmy with the number of aharw traded shown In bracket* in lota ot 1.000 unlta union otherwiat ipeclfled INDUBTmiAU Aeaut (3.10 B). CD. AJlaiairti 1 2 SOB A. Taoa (1.01 B).1,235 words
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Article210 1974-05-14 14 CHINA Provident of Hongkong reports net profit after tax for 1073 of HK$l4 047 million ($13.82 million). Final dividend proposed is 20 cents making a total of 40 cents. The chairman told the AOM that development plans for the 41 -acre container terminal at Kwal Chung the colony's210 words
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Article300 1974-05-14 14 Better start to week in KL SHARK prices took a slight turn for the better in dull and sluggish trading at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. Throughout the day. there was a steady underlying tone resulting In prices Improving from Friday's easier levels. Market observers said given a continuing. steady300 words
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Article28 1974-05-14 14 CLOSING PRICES Rubber: May 13. Singapore: 181.58 ctv (down tM eta.) Malaysia: £#9.M ets. (down t.H cU.) Tin: 11.345 (down IS). Official ofTrrinr 255 tons (up M tons).28 words
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Article25 1974-05-14 14 THE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday eased $5 to $1,345 per picul on an official offering up 66 tons to 255 tons.25 words
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Article106 1974-05-14 14 MlNti* PKOUUCa «X CHAMCI BINQAPeat NOOK cLOtiMO palest run picul TstTiiaoav. Caaanut Oil. ••nla fISO swats* l arum lIU nominal Caeca: Bflxaa ilooati UK/ Coat. SM nominal ■••par If unto*. AST* whlt« fa.». 100* NLW SSOS a*ll*ra. aarawmk wblta fob. M* NLW $2*21 Milan, Sarawak •prrlal black fob. NLW106 words
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Article98 1974-05-14 14 SHIPMENT of Straits refined tin from Penang for April 1974 totalled 7,505.56 tonnes (March 7.250.27 tonnes), according to statistics issued by Straits Trading. The following table shows the destination and metric tonnage, excluding metal shipment from Klang via Port Kelang: apan fnlted Kingdom 574.07 llngapore <1 I 598 words
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Article48 1974-05-14 14 Export price in Ma-atarlta*- area* la U.S. a»r ouaea. (1) Auatrallaa dollar, aar aaaea. (I) Avon** price. v t* u.t* Iflbourtw ID UH«. lll.M TTim Uuit. 117 TO •Irut IWOO m«m— mm iwm ■nek Uw. IMBOB unv. i«<soa art* Vmv. ITS.M pen tX) 165.M8 1M ISB48 words
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Article104 1974-05-14 14 OUTPUT of tin concentrate* for the month of March 1974 by the following mines are: BBBBBJ Austral Amal 3.343 Aver Hltata 3.353 Brijunul 8.956 Cl»enderlan«; 353 Oopenß Conv)l 3.667 IdrU Hydraulic 843 JC-Mlne 148 KTJiuntlng 1.718 Kampong Lanjut 580 Kent 1.011 Kllllrurhall 935 Klnta Kella* Tin 600104 words
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Article575 1974-05-14 14 nrSHK Singapore rubber 1 market yesterday ruled very quietly at levels some three cents below those of last Friday following lower overseas advices One feature was covering Interest for May RSS One shipment to the USSR and the United States which was completed on switch basis. The afternoon575 words
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Article87 1974-05-14 14 fJAILY BUR pneat laucd at noon y—Urday: Mm) Jut (OvtMtMtk> <r*rwa*4Mfk) «"Ll tayenSeaan B^nldbit (eaataperfcf) ItahKkil BMR JCV (1 ton pallet) ***** 344 00 N ***** 144 OON BMHSL (1 ton pfcDet) ***** 3M.MN 235 00 XU 00N SUR i (1 too pallet) Ml M M4MN Ml 5087 words
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Article65 1974-05-14 14 rfIHE US dollar opened 1 In the Singapore forex market yesterday morning at $2 3940-12.3980 against the previous close Of $2 3950-12 3970 but managed to edge up marginally to $*****--$2 3995 In light early trading. However. It slackened to 32.3M5-f2.3975 by mldmornlng and held steady at this65 words
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Article167 1974-05-14 14 The following are the nominal avera*** closing Interbank rates In Singapore: Cwiaaiitan NMBiaal rates 4m*h—UMn rmntw (■•ted ycatertay l«m») ehaa*. PS dollar 2 395 a 2 3965 2 6196 Sterling pound 5 8230 5 8330 7 3449 -30 7' Hongkong dollar 47.40 47 45 MSI 6.11 Malaysian dollar167 words
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Article171 1974-05-14 14 ASIAN currency Interbank deposit rate* as at close I on Monday. May 13: 18 Dalian Nate: These rates may differ slightly from those quoted by banks to their customer* Offer BM 7 days 11-1 4 11-1 1 1 mth 11-13 18 11-11 16 i mttu 13 11-78171 words
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Article32 1974-05-14 14 llngmpore dollars (or Monday May 13: Offer Bid Overnight 4 Nil 1 mth *S 9\ 7 mth» 9', 9 3 mth» 94 9 Prlma raU 9 8*«rr*: r. Murray -Jane*32 words
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Article202 1974-05-14 14 UONGKONG, Mon. Share price* retreated today in light trading. The Hang Seng Index dropped 583 points to 329 33 Hongkong Bank dropped to HK520.60 on Its Local register and moved down to $20.80 on Its London register. Other losers Included Hang Senr Bank at $9«00. Harbour Centre $9.00,202 words
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Article150 1974-05-14 14 Oa ta« fn» Hikwi* mmrtut M Hoatkonc r«t«rtU» Ik* U.S. quotod al ft.OMO'S.OMO for TT v* 5 043, S(MO for Wk, ttwilns wm* euotad st 12.15/ IMS aae mm taM |*M wu quota* «l SOO.OO. p. AJUMOMtO *M lUK* Mtuumii Dtci ««4 1 Cm T7l 1 WuriMkl 440150 words
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Article71 1974-05-14 14 TOKYO. Mon. Prices on the postholiday Tokyo Stock Exchange closed higher with the Dow Jones average recovering to the 4700 level. The market opened higher with speculative asues and shipping selectively bought. The Dow Jones average was up 9.39 points to 4704.42 but the New index eased 0 0371 words
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Article290 1974-05-14 14 TtfELBOURNE, Mon. ifl Led by leadIng industrials and finance stocks share prices retreated In quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Mining counters were mixed to lower while oils were sold down. Dealers said the market was heslstant ahead of the election next Saturday and on reported fears290 words
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Article269 1974-05-14 14 MARCH rubber production by estate* of the following companies are KJlocrans Austral Enterprise* 33.747 Aver Molek 37.253 Benta 137.000 Buklt Katll 20.642 Castiefteld (Klang) MjftJH Consolidated Plant 1.990.000 Bdensor 58.060 Olangowrie 31.752 OoMn Hop* 876^47 Holyrood 62.143 Hongkong (Selangor) 20.865 Inch Kenneth (Kajang) 76.304 Jeram Kuantan269 words
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Article441 1974-05-14 15 PUINNESS Malayu sla's chairman. Mr. C.A. Wood, was. in retrospect, overly modest in his last annual report when he confessed that he did not expect the profits Increase in the current year to be as substantial as it was in 1972-73 when earnings rose 64 per441 words
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393 1974-05-14 15 MALAKOFF Rubber Estates says that following the transfer of its residence for tax purposes to Malaysia in February 1973. it recently applied to the Bank of England to be redesignated non-resident for exchange control purposes. The bank has indicated that it will accede to this393 words
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Article401 1974-05-14 15 NEW YORK: Franklin National Bank, one of New York's major commercial banks, has received a pledge of financial support from the Federal Reserve and announced a series of proposed actions of its own to bolster its financial position. Both the Federal Reserve's pledge of advances401 words
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Advertisement529 1974-05-14 15 1974 I A career I lin sales I Olivetti is moving ahead I fast and now we need more I dynamic younu men to join our I sales force. This is a great opportunity I for you to establish a career I with a well-established I international company. One that529 words
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Advertisement800 1974-05-14 15 Pjpj ILfl *ri eipcnding roup of p»ur*»iion*l accountants "i put*: practice imnte* applications tor -w following portions TAX MANAGERS At toast 5 years of v*n*d •xpwienc* m taxation •ip*o«ly m tax planning, tax research and training, and tai consultation dealing with a wtd* rang* of both loc»i and mutli national800 words
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Advertisement603 1974-05-14 15 rADMINISTRATIVE/PERSONNEL 1 OFFICER Required by a leading European Company a male Administrative/ Personnel Officer who has the following qualifications and experience:- Applicant must have good command of written and spoken English HSC level and above preferred. Age around 25 —30 years. Preferably have linguistic ability including Mandarin. Familiar with Salaries603 words
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Advertisement555 1974-05-14 15 THE GUTHRIE ORGANISATION invites applications for the following post in its Financial Administration Division:CHIEF INTERNAL AUDITOR (Based in Singapore) JOB SPECIFICATION: ResDonsible to the Managing Director for ensuring that the internal audit function is carried out effectively, with the object of (a) achieving the most efficient ao ministration of the555 words
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Advertisement781 1974-05-14 16 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TERNAKAN NEGARA JAWATAN-JAWATAN KOBONG Permohonan-permohonan adalah dipelawa daripada Warganegara Malaysia yang berkelayakan untuk mengisi jawaUn jawatan koaong saperti berikut:1. Ahli Ekonomi (Peg. Pembangunan) 2. Akauntan/Pegawai Kewangan (Peg. PenUdbiran) 3. Pegawai Kakitangan/Latihan (Peg. PenUdbiran) 4. Pegawai Pemaaaran (Peg. PenUdbiran) 5. Penolong Pengarah I Pengeluaran Uuma) (Peg. Pembangunan) 6. Ketua781 words
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Advertisement909 1974-05-14 16 LEMBAGA PELABUHAN JOHOR Pwnohon-pafnohon adali i dipclawa dari warfanefara Malaysia untuk mcrocnuhi jawaUn <waUn berikut dl Lembafa Pelabuhan Johor 1. Jawatan: Paaalmg SatUoaaha (UaaaagUa<smn«> BahafUn 1 Tanuaiaji «2S x 34 934/W2 x 34 1.264 (Gaji Nhstsl (<>nU)h Gaji Pokok MM Elaun Sara Hidup Elaun Sews Rumah 144.00 Elaun Svwa Rumah909 words
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Advertisement473 1974-05-14 16 ■PROSPER WITH MATSUSHITA* COME JOIN US sssssssssssl I I W, asjßßsajsjji g4jssssssss pEjajstj BUI ssssssaaj MATSUSHITA INDUSTRIAL CORP. SDN. BHD. (MMIFACTIRER Of AIR-COUDITIQHERS) Invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens for the following position: ASSISTANT ENGINEER Age: Below 30 years. R«quir«m«nts: In possesion of a recognised Degree/Diploma in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering,473 words
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Advertisement581 1974-05-14 16 ThU Is a reprint of our advertisement of 8/3/T4 which did not produce the right candidate. ThU It why we are running It again. Why don't YOU reply this time?) MARKETING EXECUTIVE FOR CONSUMERS GOODS We are an old-established International TradIng Company. Apart from technical lines '.nd capital goods we581 words
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Advertisement525 1974-05-14 16 EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENT Required a Service Engineer to run a Service Department dealing in nechanical/automotive and electronic repair operations. The successful candidate must be able to control workshop staff and must have had basic engineering and supervisory experience. Please reply to Box No. A 5530 ST., K.L., 01-02 with a non-returnable525 words
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Advertisement1159 1974-05-14 17 CMTAINEISIIP SEITICE Tl M/CMTHEIfT ssif-i? 1 1 is *n sis s v i SaF- ?S IS 15 MINI n-rUffl I HMM) 4 HnM) M JmM M Ihm M hMM, M |*-i SS£ !I If -3 13 li 23 nirT»MgMiy sbwce fmm wycMTiwuT: on Sa.lt rfMrn Irta rum miiatllll P MIM«1,159 words
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Advertisement1031 1974-05-14 17 M^---M|l fMM |l i J •JaJ nlv^P^ I FULLY CONTAINEKIZEP SERVICE TO EUKOft I Mmmm S'aara M i^m^ m r*» m> aQUffl KLTT n* IS t.,n..ii.- i,., I tAaMaaM n tajiaTM, naMlrMMi, nnvtrp, li mn. m lUMMU tan I |mjn, HaaaVt BrMM, IIMIIIII'I. I ■JJJJJW MJMA Mat n A«aM, CMMM|M,1,031 words
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Advertisement775 1974-05-14 17 1 *****4; P. Kate*. 4MI; RX. ***** r+mmrn, 2SMI. THE BANK LDfE LTD. LMK Will MrU MMIM (Ulll MMMH) P MMf M/11 Mm S'aan It, I Mt, ITMM (SMnuMf) P Mtaag VI Ma Stort 1/ 4MI MTMM (S.«rncin%) P Mim Ma-tan S'pora lITMM (CMMIaatMV P.Mlm MM M*M NM lAST I775 words
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Obituary, Illustration74 1974-05-14 18 Mrs. Taa Q*Jt* >al (ace (Im Scai Ve*i aged 72 years, passed away peacefully on 12th May 1974 leaving behind 3 sons Tong Wai Khuln. Tong Wai Cheng. Tong Wai Leng 3 daughters. Tong Wai Yong, Tong Wai Lin. Tong Wat Keng, 4 daughters-ln-la»r, 2 sons-in-law and 13 grandchildren74 words
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Advertisement1024 1974-05-14 18 Pint KAISHA LTD. UNrSW RIMUI RISEN KAISIM LTI. UPAN, MM OK, STUm SEMKL Ma* HmtUH S-PMT. P.MIMf a mm WaHßtri Tin S«rvlel.af«M- rll If KHIM MAAII »41 »Mf Naj-f*. ItatPf *R RISITBAT II »~M |MMM|aM Japan Ar-bUn Call a^rrtM S.f»Ml« PBt: nAt-AMi- e-M^jy-^Jj-. KMrtity MirM/KMrri-fMAr. j.paa|M>di Alrla.-W.at Alrla. twrrlM ATIART.C1,024 words
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Advertisement848 1974-05-14 18 BEAUTY LINES sees? a"": jig fs;S iii BE. SS S5 gt KAITTiIIT Mwill n*l 2»" 1 KMTY M*ml< NeWf 21 Ma Mkiila. Sum* hofljkorn i 5 Mt, 17 Mm Mxiili Hcmikoni 2i Mt. »Ma Indoiws.i aS Mm. 4tt H- laaat M.. Tmb M C: MT Call: ttfp" Tit tl4tH R848 words
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Advertisement867 1974-05-14 18 U.K. IU«O»t SCTVKa LOADING «Ot LONDCH. lOTTIBDAM. HA», »u«G. RILtAO. Lt HAVRE <«faMn ''MlMf PMMf LMMa raa M'kwi MPTWN IAPt-llt l.*l_yi4M» <•/"■" IA/MMf 11 Ma lIM* MM. FMBCI MAM JIM. 7/ I taM M/11 MM IMf lIM* 17 Mf BIPTUaC IMIUI* MMB/IMI l/4Mf MM Him fAaj ARtIVALS FXOM NOATM-WE.T EUROftAN867 words
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Advertisement741 1974-05-14 18 Evtns snrncf to lomm. irarta/camftiT nm H Immiii p Mtw( PMMf laflaj tm IMUUU ta-M-M IA.IIMr M/H Mf I.IM* U«. IMM* IA/f, */mb m%. limm Vl%. rr>«W| 2/7. Antmrt Iff. SWMA AMSIAM M/M Mi 1/ I )BM Im* lIIIM* liMll7. LwM U/7. law It/7. tnmmWl. M-»«r| ■7. A-Mf.M/7 IHBAt MILATI741 words
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Advertisement738 1974-05-14 18 -TM* »«BT OF II«O»MM <bar«.i Oam m a. Nattaha K AUTMaaiTT ANHOUHOaO T»a (llabl.rl POLLOWIMQ BABTHIHO out Kin ft*nc and Kirn Raa LJ mTj+2muZfS?3m ET«m T t WMI. l^rmk .fo«l«»««l »T «*.r- Martilllllß* rinai II) 21 WM. R*«<ot CitT tP»« «*ty: Pwrv Urn l?si .?*'i!L" iS.i*'i?y HfiiUHiTwuimr.tiaa. ».3l*lr. tt 'M.738 words
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Advertisement783 1974-05-14 19 r.^^^^^^^^^^—^ m^. KAMTOVG i^.,JLT TIN l WP'2Br^B|r^B !>KtU(iING BERHAD l p^ kß j^L*-^B LL^fl <^l lhaearparaia*] la Malaysia) NOTICE IS HERBBY OIVKh ss»ss»sss»sss.issss»s«s»sißal tfat a dividend, the fortyninth, of fllty cents (60 ctt per share, leas Income tax at Ul rmle f tOTt P eT ctm been declarec! due and783 words
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Advertisement1109 1974-05-14 19 felda KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tattaran-lawaran adalah dip«la»a daripada knntreiter lu>ntrrkl«/pi-mb»fcal-|Jrmbrkal vsng hrn>m»Blarnan bs(i ktrja ««t is trnrbul di hawah Krrja-krrja bsfi (At HANYA kontxekter kontrrkirr yang hrrdaftar flmnan IKK Malaysia aUs k*laa A' aUu B aUu 'fiX di bswah kruala I. Pciahan krpala I. krmla 11. u*vshan krpala I dan 21,109 words
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Advertisement774 1974-05-14 19 II if Tawaran adalah dlpelawa dan syarlkattyarlkat yang berpengalaman untuk merumbak. memblna dan menylap Blllk Oerakan Projek dl Ibu Pejabat Lembaga Pelabuban Kelang yang menyentuh kerja-kerja lepertl berlkut— 1. Mengadakan wooden panelling; Teak plywood 10 mm thickness two layers. 2. Msnyedla sliding board berukuran 6* x 4' (berframe) sejumiah 14774 words
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Advertisement946 1974-05-14 19 DOW CHEMICAL PACIFIC LTD. requires TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE for their sales office in Singapore. Applications are invited from candidates possessing the following qualifications and experience: A degree in Chemical Engineering or Science. Have had a minimum of 2 years experience in selling of plastics, metals and industrial chemicals. A working946 words
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Article50 1974-05-14 20 MADAM TAN BIANO KEOW passed away peacefully on 11/5/74. Cortege leaving 300 Tanjong Katong Road 15/5/74 2 pm for Phor Kark See Bright Hill Drive ETHEL CHARLOTTE KLASSEN 61, passed away peacefully 13.5.1974 cortege leaves No 20. 12/12. P J (Tel *****21 at 10 am 14 5 197450 words
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Article75 1974-05-14 20 THE FAMILY of the late Mrs Elizabeth Llm Chew Aye wish to express their ieep appreciation and thanks to doctors, nurses/ staff of Mount Alvernla Hospital, priests, nuns, relatives and friends for their kind attendance donations, wreaths and assistance rendered THE FAMILY OF the late Cyril Urn Eng75 words
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Advertisement576 1974-05-14 20 classified ads (D ACNE. PIMPLES. OPEN POKES are these your problemi? Then consult Louise Klerk, medically mined beauty therapist with 2S ymn tropical experience, at Hotel Slngapura telephone *****3 (8'pore) S.T. CLASSIFIEDS CONTESTS Reeutts el Contest SP (3) are out today Dent tret M you havanl vet .on a SHEAFFER576 words
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Advertisement771 1974-05-14 20 GENERAL CLERK MALE, matured personality with good command of English, able handle commercial correspondence Independently with some experience In manufacturing concern Knowledge of accounting principles an advantage Apply stating experience, age and salary expected to:- P.O. Box 274. Singapore CLINIC RECEPTIONIST. Apply with photo (returnable) and stamped, self -addressed envelope771 words
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Advertisement692 1974-05-14 20 FEMALE CLERK/ TYPIST RE OUIRED. Please call at 195. Penang Road near Killlney Road Post Office WELL ESTABLISHED COMPANY requires one Typist' Oeneral Clerk Must be fast and accurate Apply to P O. Box 1594. Singapore. Required Urgently (A) FEMALE CLERK/ TYPIST Qualifications and experience required 1. Senior Cambridge or692 words
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Advertisement795 1974-05-14 20 TVPtSTB, AQBD It ABOVE. Star ting salary ($l5O $180) commensurate with shorthand ability Appointment phone *****22 IMMDIATE EMPLOYMENT Established Jurong company anxiously requires the services of FEMALE ASSISTANT The selected applicant must have a drivers licence and be prepared to work In a number of varied positions including clerical and795 words
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Advertisement780 1974-05-14 20 r OENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) HOUSEWARES PTt. LTD. MODEL MAKER Candidates should poasess a Craft or Guild Certificate in Machine Practice with a minimum of 5 yew*' working experience as a Toolmaker or Machine Operator. The successful candidate should have some ability to maintain records and stock control and will be780 words
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Advertisement753 1974-05-14 20 •XV DRIVING SCHOOL requires driving Instructors $400 per month and Female Clerks 303. Orchard Road. WANTED FULL/ PART TIME Instructon for typewriting. Bookkeeping Shorthand. Japanese English Languages and other tutorial classes State Commercial School. 244 A. Upper Thomson. (20) 1) SECRETARY 2) CORRESPONDENCE CLERK i) TELEPHONIST/ RECEP- I TrOWST 4)753 words
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Advertisement829 1974-05-14 20 WE PROVIDE HEAVY EQUIPMENT Operators. Die and Tool Makers. Welders. Turners. Pipe Fabricators. Riggers. Platers, all categories of Shipyard. Fabrication, factory shopfloor tradesmen PankaJ (Singapore) Services. 48 Market Street. Spore 1 *****. MINICAN ENTERPRISES M 410T28/*****6 Detached Clementi Park. Henry Park. Oreenleaf Road. Berrima Road. Braddell Heights. Holland Road. Beletar829 words
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Advertisement887 1974-05-14 20 LOOKINQ FOR SUITABLE ACCOMMODATION In dlst 9. 10. 11 ($BOO $o.500) for present/ future? Why not call Mr w K Ho of Pan Asia Agencies. *****7/ *****2 for an appointment BUNOALOWS/ APARTMENTS OISTS. 9. 10. 11 and 21 1 1) For the senior executives: Dlst. 10 double-storey detached bungalow on887 words
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Advertisement840 1974-05-14 20 FURNISHEO ROOM TO LIT In Hlllvlew Estate. Buklt Tlmah 8 miles Tel *****8 9 a m -2 p.m FURNISHEO BEDROOM POR SINOLE/ -tudent/ couple In dlst 12 quiet environment Ring *****3 LUXURIOUS SEMI-DETACHED Faber Hills $1,100. Clementi Park $2,500. Executive Bungalow Braddell Heights $1,200: unfurnished flat Hartley Road $500. Unfurnished840 words
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Advertisement709 1974-05-14 20 DIST. 9 BEHIND FfTZPATRICrS double- storey terrace 1900aq fV 3 bedrooms, servant's mosaic/ paxquet Ace Housing *****39' *****46 OUCENSTOWN: 3 roomed Housing Board Flat $21,000/- Terratao flooring Phone 9464 P. Singapore. TAI KENG GARDEN. DIMT SJ Very spacious 2-storey terrace house, split-level, dining/ living, aluminium sliding doors. $20,000 additional renovations,709 words
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Advertisement643 1974-05-14 21 WANTED CORNIR TERRACE/ IIMI-OET ACHES In sny gooti dl.tirirU Oenulne principals write to s T Box A9IOSI. nITACHED BUNOALOWS at Brsddell Helihls required for isle purchase. Call Soh Associates *****8/ *****3 IMMEDIATE PURCHASE SY PROPERTY INVESTOR ■livr properties to sell at "■His Perk. OsMNB Tows*. ?£-SnCo-l Ca~*agr. Hot*.'. .trier similar643 words
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Advertisement762 1974-05-14 21 MUST SILL AB SM ea-eVßkwi ana* our ptaai roo^«as» Sek* Dots MTN MAY 1*74 et MawsSOO VOTHObw flfl aver res* s^.l. csmssjl base ofcaagapkw rood ll»MHrl 17 •SO DWT *TIIL MOTOR CAR QO vessel Panama flag For sale or Time charter please conuct PO Box 112 Katong. Singapore 15. AOUARIUM762 words
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Article, Illustration752 1974-05-14 22 JAAP KLOKKEMEYER - WORLD CUP SUPPER STARS CRUYFF-THE REDEEMER JAAP KLOKKEMEYER By The logical successor to Brazilian ace Pele JOHAN CRUYFF is the sporting hero of two nations and the envy of the rest of the soccer world. In Spain they call him El Salvador the redeemer and in Holland they see him752 words
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Article577 1974-05-14 22 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By AS so often hap■^pens In the racing game, a stroke of bad luck for a Jockey may well mean a lucky break for another. Apprentice Peter Lee was riding high last season when he was brought down on General Trong 111 In577 words
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Article1070 1974-05-14 22 HANDICAPS tor tkis n w*ok-oa4'. Baku Timok meat: lATUHOAV CLAM 1 OIV. t WP TTtatttata t.OO Saluu 111 Parpt* Doatlay I. l* Nabt* Baaparar tot Poatfaolaa tot OoMßkaaa tot Oroudl.r II lot Real Natural I Ot WkMtaw Boy I.OT Sapor Pilm I OS Champatiw II 111 Pauawaa1,070 words
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543 1974-05-14 22 Apprentice Lee suspended for three days 1 PPREN TICK Peter Lee was suspended from riding for three days for causing Interference In Race 1 and Race 6 at the Ipoh meeting on Sunday. The stipes report on Sunday's races at Ipoh. RACE 1 Making the turn out of the straight543 words
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385 1974-05-14 23 Davies, Hector make it a Derby night KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Roger Davles and Kevin Hector, the hardrunning strikers, made it a night for Derby County when they beat their English League Div. 1 rivals Coventry City 3-2 at Stadium Dalulmakmur In Kuantan last night. Davles, who stands 6ft. 31n. aad385 words
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Article74 1974-05-14 23 Newcombe outlasts young Borg NEW YORK. MOO. John Newiombe capped a remarkable return to the top with a determined four -net victory orer B)orn Bor* for the USaM.OOO ($125,000 > flr*t prt*e in World Championship of Tennis tournament at Dallas yesterday. Refusing to let the low of the opening Mt74 words
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Article359 1974-05-14 23 INDIA CLINCH 99-GAME DOUBLES TIE NEW DELHI, Mon. India took a 2-1 lead over Australia, the holders In the Eastern zone Davis Cup tennis final at Calcutta when Anand and VUay AmrltraJ beat John Alexander and Colin Dlbley 17-15 6-8 6-3 16-18 6-4 in the doubles. Each side had wonReuter - 359 words
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Article56 1974-05-14 23 SDfOAFOM Kerala AsaaeiattoD wm hoJd tbt annual Oaaaa bstointoo toaraaament next month Tbt tournaMtnt to atotetXy open la "SffieTarftovitad |or the meat ataglas and daaaast, baaa suwtas (U years and SEwrSd girl, -nftaa. ■tttrva should rsaeh 44 UN Courts aoad by May M. Par furtber lulm—bm oootect56 words
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Article35 1974-05-14 23 mwoOMßt Karen Fang eajUy beat Janet Oan tn tht 100 m UaasUtrofcs for girts unosr-lt y*an In Urn of l m at Urn Stngasore netsssslng Club's Open rhaanHnnaTHm bald over the weekend.35 words
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Article, Illustration483 1974-05-14 23 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By DIIXY BINGHAM, manager of the English professional soccer club Everton FC. yesterday paid the highest tribute to Singapore's $30-million National Stadium when he described it as one of the best in the world. He said In an interview at Toa Payoh Sports Complex:483 words
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194 1974-05-14 23 ALBERT JOHNSON - Chin Joo plans comeback for A-Games ALBERT JOHNSON By rY Chin Joe, Sportswoman of the Year 1972, has returned to serioos training after a one-year absence. In preparation for the Asian Games at Teheran In September. Chin Joo. who misead Urn 1973 Seap Games because of her pre-Cni-veratty examinations Last194 words
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Article382 1974-05-14 23 ERNEST FRIDA - Singapore beaten in extra time ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE lost their Malayslap Hockey Federation Under-23 title to Selangor In extra time at Jor.ore Baru yesterday Selangor clinched the championship with a 2-1 victory after the scores were level at one-all at full time. Singapore gave a lethargic performance yesterday, in382 words
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222 1974-05-14 23 Indians lose 2 wickets before lunch ONDON. Mon. The Li Indian cricketers were facing an uphill struggle to keep their unbeaten tour record Intact after losing two cheap second Innings wickets against Yorkshire at Bradford, today Set 278 to win In 220 minutes, the Indians soon lost openers 8. S.Reuter - 222 words
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143 1974-05-14 23 LONDON. Mon. Sir All Ramsey, former manager of England! soccer team, confirmed today he baa tunMd down an offer of U8571.000 (l ISO oooi to coach Ajax of Amsterdam. "I want to work with gnglab footballer*.' the M-year-otd architect of Xngland's l»as World Cup143 words
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Article27 1974-05-14 23 BSOUL. Mon. o».»twww. upset South Korea 1-0 and Japan drew 1-1 with Malayda In the fourth annual President Ptrk Obung-Bst Cup soccer towoaaMnt bare today27 words
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Article404 1974-05-14 23 PVOURTTE Bllt Boaley finished on top tn the preliminary round of the BICC Championship with a two round aggregate of 147 at the Buklt Courae. Boaley shot a superb two-over-par 73 on Sunday. He will meet the former Asian Oamea water-polo player Freddy Lee. In the404 words
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Advertisement411 1974-05-14 23 fa* an ■^■rrnEir^ [ggy a^ataF B^PPPP*JgtPvVVVV^PTv^gtI Hi SB Entar th.i tanple eo«te« and win youraaH a trip to the Malay** Cyp final later this yaar. AH you Mva to do to select the teem which w»« repreeent Singapore •n tha kay match eaamst Pahartf on Saturday. May 1«. W74. Pruas.411 words
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Advertisement398 1974-05-14 23 I FLY AWAY TO I Ithe world cup I I law wmM yas Ms ts tria i tree rttars sir trip ts I Hsaita far tws. tiektti ts tat mrtie« warM Cay Haste I I awl aaav attar attractfct prim' Tsa caaM saaa ks I wtafiaf fa* awj ay Lafthaaat398 words
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Miscellaneous55 1974-05-14 23 SOCCER PDAWU Le«rue: Cold Storage v Hyatt iTaagUn SIS p.m.). FYlend!y Kuo Chuan OC v Robert Botch (Oeylang). SQUASH SBRA V grade league: BCC v CYMCA iSCC), Scribes v University i Alexandra). Police v BAPBA (PA). Anxuk Dieppe v BCC (Nee 8ooQ). SOOCEB Frtendllea: MAS v SRC (Padang). Hampshire v55 words
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Article, Illustration227 1974-05-14 24 Day 3— a new peril seeps from blaze ship POWERFUL Jets of 1 witter fighting a futile battle to save the doomed pilgrim liner Malaysia Klta off Katong yesterday. This picture by Junid Juani was taken (is the giant 13,52*-ton liner, with smoke billowing from her portholes, keeled over toJunid Juani was taken is the giant ton liner with smoke billowing from her portholes keeled over to her portside Just before noon nearly hours after lire broke out on one of - 227 words
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Article52 1974-05-14 24 LISBON Mon. 8e»«n people— five men sod two wua—n wn kUlad In an esptoaton tn a Urinn bar teat night, poltot MM ywUrs The blast, which occurred whan workers wbi* laying carpet In the bar s haw mant, wu caused by leaking gas. according toReuter - 52 words
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205 1974-05-14 24 Saclant's Secret planch in Indian Ocean rpHE HAOUE. Mon. 1 The North AUantlc Treaty Orga n 1 s a tlon iNatoi Command for the Atlantic Ocean (Saclant) U secretly preparing plans for expanding Its operational territory to the Indian Ocean, according to the Dutch dally Volkskrant. In a front-page, Brussels205 words
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Article36 1974-05-14 24 RAWALPINDI. Moa Paklatan-i "i^Vnalltaii lndurtrta. would earn a net profit before tax of about U8»lo million (SIM million In tb» currant flnanrtal rw*r. a nstttof World Bank mlanon has been told nan. lleuter.36 words
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Article29 1974-05-14 24 LONDON. Won. Bootland Yard *ald today It waa famainalliia chartw* that atnlor police offlont took Maw troen the owner of a trlng of pornographic bank ■bopt. *p.29 words
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Article27 1974-05-14 24 SALISBURY. Man. Mar* than 1M etvtOans ka«t bean killed in Dorth-nut RhodaaU ■tnet African guerilla* began opcratlona than In nan—iW 1171. the OcT«mment raportat APAP - 27 words
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Article104 1974-05-14 24 PIXMAN'S WRONG FOCUS ON NUDE TOKYO. Men. A > 1 year-old Javanese photographer was ar- rested last night while 1 taking nnde ftotvas of a lf-year-oM actress In front ef the French I Kmnasay. police said today Police said photographer Senit Uruihibars w-vwld be charged under the public morals law.104 words
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Article73 1974-05-14 24 Farm run by women KALUNADTYA. (Bri Lanka), Mon. Young women are carving a communal farm out of takan-over plantation land here In the luah Sri Lanka countryside a* part of government drive to change rural life In this u)and nation. To many members of the oppoutkin United National Party theAP - 73 words
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Article420 1974-05-14 24 LONDON. Mea. TW MM oar k« I lower wear la aaM <n«M. aa« si p m aw Fwaa<Ul TIM* Ma wu am 5« t* Ml.*. Hl«h.r laurwt rataa abraad ul •mall Mlliai ittil of Bntaui April trs4> aearwj. *m Wilmtay. wtrt m«« for th. iiittai la a Market420 words
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349 1974-05-14 24 NEW DELHI, Mon DRIME Mlmst«rs Indira Gandhi of India and Sheikh Mujibur Rahman of Bangladesh yesterday reviewed bilateral ties and the sub-continent situation to set the course for four days of discussion on specific Issues beginning today. The two leaders mtt without aidesReuter - 349 words
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Article55 1974-05-14 24 KARACHI, lion Police amid today they aetaod IM.OM rounds of ammunition ntanufftctttfwJM Id cmwv •ftiW^w. in a raid on a Karachi aton la* nifftt. PttkigaTjat aUTVfttaftil t>»^ a^OfW* krapar. Abdul HasaU who adntKted that be had bean cngaMd In "thta buatoeaa" tor acme Man and waa55 words
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Article39 1974-05-14 24 LISBON. Mon A haavUjr armed guerlUa group killed atran sen and wounded M in aurnrte attack on Friday on workers building a road Hi PwtwjiMaa Owtnaa. Urn Uabon nrwapepar Dtarto Nouela* reported today from m— ii pinrtrr39 words
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Miscellaneous17 1974-05-14 24 The weather TUB waaihtr outlook for Stogapor* from am to nooo today: Isotated abowars in lata SMrnlnt.17 words
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