The Straits Times, 29 May 1974
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Title Section21 1974-05-29 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/7421 words
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Article1145 1974-05-29 1 P. M. RAMAN - YONG'S NEW SHOCK for MOTORISTS P. M. RAMAN $60 a month to drive into city in the morning By IT will cost motorists $60 extra a month in special licences to drive into Singapore's central business district (CBD) during morning peak hours from early next year, Minister for Communications, Mr.1,145 words
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Article35 1974-05-29 1 PRNOM PENH, TUM. I Eight more people nave died from cholera In the provincial capital a! Kampot. bringmg the death toll to 18 In less than two weeks, health authirttle* aald today— UFI35 words
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Article41 1974-05-29 1 JAKARTA. TUM. Nine people were killed and five other* Injured when a bu» they war* travailing In wu Involved In a head-on collision with a lorry near Inramayu. West Java, last Saturday, polio* Mid today. Rruter.Reuter - 41 words
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432 1974-05-29 1 JERUSALEM. Tuesday J)R. HENRY Kissinger announced today he was making one more trip to Damascus in a final effort to get a SyrianIsraeli disengagement agreement. The US Secretary of State told reporters of his decision after spending more than two hours with Prime MinisterReuter; AP; UPI - 432 words
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Article149 1974-05-29 1 NORTH IRELAND GOVT QUITS BELFAST, Tuee. The Northern Ireland executive collapsed tonight following the resignation of chief executive Brian Faulkner and other unionist members, political sources said. The sources said members of the Protestant Unionist Party in the 11 -man executive which shares power with Catholics had resigned. The resignation149 words
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Article45 1974-05-29 1 NEW YORK. Tut*. Dow Jones average* based on first hour of ending on Urn New York Stock Bsehane*: M Indus OOOt. up 1 44; 30 tr*ncp 1tt.41. up 0.17; IS UtU» 74 74. Up 0 14. N StOtkS 347 44 up O.N. OPI45 words
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Article30 1974-05-29 1 CHICAOO, Toes. The toll of deaths on the OB highways durtaj the I lawn rial Day wsofcond dUntoed pa* the M 0 nark jiststaay with S9f reported AP.AP - 30 words
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203 1974-05-29 1 Escape bid by sailor who got death CONVICTED murderA er tried to escape from the Singapore High Court yesterday Just after the court Imposed the death sentence on him. But he was subdued by prison officers waiting to escort him to jail. Earlier, Pehn Kwan Jin, 25, a former sailor,203 words
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Article65 1974-05-29 1 LONDON Tttas. Mrs. MuniK Butter wrote a cheque m alone and It bowsed. Mrs. Butter. en Oxford it> i r—ioßki 1 saM loday she wrote bar tax cheque on a paving aton* to protest plant to pave oae of the city's main shopping street* The bank amid65 words
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174 1974-05-29 1 rpOKTO, Tver.— The ba--1 lance of Japan's overseas assets and liabilities stood at U8113.--014 million (8131.238 million) as of last March, a decrease of US$B5l million (812.042 million) from a year before, the Finance Ministry announced today. It was the first time In sevenReuter - 174 words
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816 1974-05-29 1 LEE SIEW YEE - LEE SIEW YEE By PEKING, Tues.— The MAS Boc ing came out of a cloudless sky and dropped into the airport shim mering in the heat of Peking's summer, ■live with the bustle and colour of a state welcome. Tun Kazan came816 words
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Article52 1974-05-29 1 BANGKOK. TUOS. At least 18 police and Government militiamen were killed In two separate clashes yesterday with communist guerillas in north-eastern Thailand, a high-rank-ing provincial official said today The clashes took place in two villages of Suwan Khuha sub-district, 350 miles (M 0 bnsi north-east ofReuter - 52 words
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Article26 1974-05-29 1 rURTTIBA (Brasll). Tver nurteen of the 14 paaaoaoara aboard a large barge were killed vojUrday when the veatel caprtsed In the Parana River. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article, Illustration152 1974-05-29 1 DEKING, Tml Prea mier Choa En-lal tonight made his first appearance at a major public function for three weeks whoa ho spoke at a state banquet in honour of the visiting Malaysian Prtae Minister, Tmn AMal Baaak. There waa a ripple of aaojtaaoe from152 words
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Article53 1974-05-29 1 LONDON. TUM. Ooil tumbled USW (8S11) tod*to lU towojt lerel on Loodo i bullion Wfhwmi for thrts monthi. It dropped to OWIS7 (*****) an ounce afUr spate of wlhnc In Zurtcl yesterday At the sUf*. ma«V invasion bsgan attune hi anticipa'aon of the pric* go me53 words
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Article73 1974-05-29 1 DAMASCUS. Twes.Mr. Tasaer Arafaf chairman of the Pa lestlne Liberation Or tanJaatton (PLO), sal meetings here toda> with Syrian PresMert Hafes Al-Assad an 1 Soviet Foreign Mat<ter Andrei Gromyko A PLO spokeam-Ji said that at a twohour meeting with Lie Syrian leader, Mr. Arafat diacassed a namber73 words
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Article33 1974-05-29 1 PARIS. Twea. Pre■■tier JfttMMt CeUrftc today named ais government, awiaiatlng M rWIM HlnHWr career diaeoniat Joan Sa■ v v gnargwos, a*. Ambassador in Bonn since 197*. AP. (tee Pago I)AP - 33 words
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Advertisement86 1974-05-29 1 LORRYBUS FARES TO GO UP BY 30 PC in Pag* 6 NIXON and Ford falling oat over tapes X JAPAN: Cat off aU aid to N-test states I PALESTINIAN bid for united front 4 BETTEB status for Ngee Ann diplomas S M PC of ffporeans will be housed by HDB86 words
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Article264 1974-05-29 2 Storm havoc poses new threat SYDNEY. Tues. Huge seas and high winds buffeted the New South Wales coast last night as a three -day storm, worst In at least 20 years, threatened some areas with new perils. Already four men have died, four are missing and damage Is exptcted toReuter - 264 words
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191 1974-05-29 2 BRUSSELS. Tues. India yesterday asked the European Common Market for more trade concessions to help It tide over current eco nomlc difficulties. Indian Trade Minister Dcvi Chattopadhyaya asked the Community's Executive Commission for better terms on se veral items. Including Jute, coir, cotton textiles,Reuter - 191 words
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Article27 1974-05-29 2 KATMANDU. TUM. A five-member Chinese trade delegation arrived today from Rangoon for a five-day visit to dtscuas with Nepalese officials development of Slno-Nepalese trade. UPI.UPI - 27 words
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Article24 1974-05-29 2 BANOKOK. TUM. Two buie« collided head-on on highway north of here on Sunday night. killing 11 people and aerloualy Injuring SS olhew.24 words
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Article277 1974-05-29 2 US pays Japan 32 years back rent rKYO, Ttes. The United States Government, whicb had been 32 years behind In rent for Its embassy here, paid up in full on May 10 shortly before a demolition crew was to knock the place down. American officials also siincd new lease for277 words
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364 1974-05-29 2 (JANG battles reminiscent of the tong wars of old have returned to San Francisco's Chinatown. In recent years, at -i least 21 murders have been linked to the picturesque community that has long been a major tourist attraction and until the recent outbreak wasUPI - 364 words
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Article134 1974-05-29 2 rKYO, Tues. -Japan's economy is entering a recension, with declining production and rising inventories, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) said In a report made public yesterday. A MITI spokesman said the Ministry's Industrial production In- dex dropped in April to 128 6, compared to134 words
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Article, Illustration713 1974-05-29 2 AFTER 25 YEARS AS FRIENDS... PRESIDENT Nixon and Vice-President Ford have been personal and political friends for a quarter of a century, but in recent days there have been strong indications that their friendship has begun unravelling. Neither Mr. Nixon nor Mr. Ford will admit publicly that theirReuter - 713 words
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235 1974-05-29 2 Grechko holds 31-hour talks with Bourne ALGIERS. Tues. So- vlet Defence Minister Andrei Orechko has had a lengthy meeting here with President Houarl Boumedlenne on the first day of a five-day official visit to Algeria. Aarshal Orechko, who flew here yesterday, had three-and-a-hslr hours of talks with the Algerian leaderwhoReuter - 235 words
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289 1974-05-29 2 pHANCKLLOR Helmut \j Schmidt flies to Paris on Friday for his first talks as West German leader with newly Inaugurated French President Valery Olscard D'Estalng, Informed sources said today. The visit, coming only five days after Mr. Discard's Inauguration yesterday and two weeks289 words
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152 1974-05-29 2 JAPAN'S 'STIFF' LAW AGAINST HIJACKERS rKYO. T«es. Japan yesterday enacted a severe antl hijacking law, paving tbe way for participation In the Montreal Convention against international air piracy which became effective in January last year. According to the new Japanese law anyone causing damage to a plane or endangering its152 words
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Article201 1974-05-29 2 Suspected spy held at Nato base WI L H E L M 8 HAVEN Tues. Authorities said today they have arrested a suspected communist spy at this Nay naval base who covered his tracks by becoming Press spokesman for the Conservative Christian Democratic Union here The Federal State Attorneys OfficeReuter - 201 words
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WORLD NEWS TWO
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391 1974-05-29 3 'Halt all aid to nations holding N-tests' JAPAN CALLS FOR WORLD PACT TOKYO. Tues. A Japanesk Foreign Ministry official today called for an international agreement pledging to withhold all aid from a country engaged in nuclear testing. Mr. Shinsaku Hogen, adviser to the Foreign Ministry, said in a signed articleReuter; NYT - 391 words
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Article72 1974-05-29 3 WASHINGTON. Tue*. A week before the deadline for *lthdrawal of all foreign forces trx.m Laos, US Intelligence Kmrces say North Vietnam rtlll has more than 2E 000 troops there Pentagon sources said It U obvious the North Vietnamese are not going to get out of LaosAP - 72 words
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195 1974-05-29 3 'Nuclear hypocrites' Belgrade attacks N-test critics BELGRADE. Tues. A major Yugoslav daily labelled "nuclear hypocrisy" the reaction of Western countries which expressed concern over the Indian nuclear blast. The Belgrade daily Borbe said in aa editorial yesterday: Hypocrtay la politic* to not a rare phenomenon, bat this Is certainly theAP - 195 words
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119 1974-05-29 3 CANADA TO TAKE OVER AIRCRAFT FIRMS OTTAWA, Tues.— The Canadian tiovernment has confirmed plans to take over two foreign aircraft firms, one of them owned by an American company Mr. Alastair Oillespie Minister of Industry, Trade and Commerce, said yesterday the Government decided to buy the firms because it had119 words
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Article, Illustration89 1974-05-29 3 ALL SET FORA TRIP INTO THE PAST HO NGKONG, I Tuts. The Tmi Xi, a replica of a 2,H0-year-old Chinese Junk, Mttles down to watt (or the right winds to carry it on a six month Journey to South America. The Junk will make the 13,*Mmile trans -Pacific expedition inUPI - 89 words
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Article27 1974-05-29 3 BEIRUT. TUM. An explosion ripped through the John Kennedy Cultural Centre in the centre of Beirut today, injuring one person. officials at the centre Mid27 words
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Article330 1974-05-29 3 MOSCOW. Tu««,— rE Supreme Soviet, or Parliament, recently published a sweeping expansion of laws penalising the theft. growth, production, sale and use of narcotics, suggesting that this pro blem is growing for Soviet authorities. The new law, the first major tightening of such measures330 words
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194 1974-05-29 3 Peking firm in Soviet copter incident MOBCOW, Tues.— China is maintaining its refusal to allow Soviet diplomats access to three Russian border guard officers held for over two months after their helicopter landed on Chinese territory, Pravda reported today The Communist Party newspaper quoted Commander Vadlm A. Matrosov. Commander-ln-Chief ofReuter - 194 words
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Article27 1974-05-29 3 AACHEN. (Oerman). Tues. A freight train tod%y struck the side of the Copen-hagen-Paris express causing 23 Injuries and heavy damage, the Federal Railways said— UPl.27 words
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Article44 1974-05-29 3 STOCKHOLM. Tues. O Sweden's royal family whose role is steadily being downgraded by the social democrat ■w»vernment here will soon lose the privilege of not paying Income tax. Parliament voted to end the royal family's exemption from Income and inheritance tax and customs privileges.44 words
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Article33 1974-05-29 3 NEW DELHI: Aa tens of thousands of Indian rat'waytnen returned to work today after a 19---day strike, the Government began to take stock of the effects I of the stoppage on the economy.33 words
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Article36 1974-05-29 3 TOKYO: Japan will attempt to Increase her reserves of oil in storage by importing 24.5 million kllollters 1152 million barrels) of crude during June, a spokesman for the Ministry of International Trade and Industry said today.36 words
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Article32 1974-05-29 3 PHNOM PENH: Three Cambodian army officer* will be tried by courts martial on charges of possessing illegal stocks of ammunition and weapons. One also Is accused of selling ammunition to the enemy.32 words
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Article32 1974-05-29 3 TIJUANA: Mexican police today seized six and half-tons of marijuana the biggest haul in local history from a lorry 20 miles (32 km) from the U. 6. border. Two Mexicans were arrested.32 words
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Article35 1974-05-29 3 Oil imports MOSCOW: Anatoly Karpov and Viktor Korchnoi will begin play In Moscow on Sept. is to decide who will challenge America's Bobby Fischer for the world chess title, the Tasa news agency said today.35 words
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Article34 1974-05-29 3 WASHINGTON: It may take another month for U8 oil Imports to recover fully from the Arab embargo that ended last March. Once they do. the Federal Energy Office hopes they can keep on growing.34 words
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Article28 1974-05-29 3 ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's Premier Zulflkar Bhutto toda> sent warm greetings to Afghan President Sardar Mohammed Daoud Khan which gave no hint of recent serious differences between the two countries.28 words
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Article39 1974-05-29 3 SHANGHAI: The British Opposition leader, Mr. Edward Heath, received a tumultuous welcome from a troupe of lion dancers and thousands of gaily-dressed children dancing and waving British flags when he arrived here today to start a provincial tour. Agencies.Agencies - 39 words
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WORLD NEWS THREE
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285 1974-05-29 4 Photo of Pat Hearst found all smiles and toting a gun LOS ANGELES, Tuesday PATRICIA Hearst, smiling and holding a gun, appears to be one of the people in a photograph found at the burnedout house where six Symbionese Liberation Army terrorists died, Los Angeles police said yesterday. The groupAP; NYT - 285 words
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175 1974-05-29 4 NO MAJOR OIL SALES TO JAPAN RUSSIA WASHINOTON, Tues. The Soviet OU Production Minister, In a shift of policy, has ruled out major oil sales to Japan, the Washington Post said today. The newspaper said the Minister. Mr. Valentin Shashin. sneaking to a group of American reporters, spec! neally ruledReuter - 175 words
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Article42 1974-05-29 4 CHICAOO. tues. Lana the chlmpansee has learned to communicate with her keepers by using a computerised keyboard. Tne three-year-old chimp types out such messages as "please machine give Lana coke" or "please Tun come Into room and tickle Lana." UPI.UPI - 42 words
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Article26 1974-05-29 4 BEUNO6 AIRES. Tues Two people were seriously Injured last night when a bonb lipped through the ftnt ftoor of the Peronistd> .ilnated Oeneral Labour26 words
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Article167 1974-05-29 4 Burma fines and jails Thai crew RANGOON, Tw. The U crewmen of a Thai trawler who r leniency while pleading guilty to fishing illegally In Burmese water* were lined the equivalent of nearly I Ssl•9, 0 0 <Sf24o.*M> today and sentenced to It months in jail. The Thai Embassy immediatelyUPI - 167 words
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Article, Illustration77 1974-05-29 4 SYDNEY. Tuss. Preelancs journalist Wolf Heckmann landed his Uny powered glider at a Sydney suburban airport today, completing a 20.000 km (12.600--mlle) night from Hamburg which had taken eight months. Mr. Hsckmann, who had logged only TO hour* (lying tune before he art off late In September, spentReuter - 77 words
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277 1974-05-29 4 NCW YOUK. Tue*. SINOER Ella nugerald and the living "greats" of American Jan turned out yesterday to pay tribute among thousands at a memorial service for Duke Ellington. Ellington, who died at the age of 75 last Friday from cancer and pneumonia,Reuter - 277 words
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96 1974-05-29 4 BANGKOK. Tues Thailand has exported less rice so far this year than tt did last, hut is earning more from the amount It has exported, newspaper reports said today. The Bangkok Post said Thailand expected 51M19 tons of rice in the first four months96 words
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Article, Illustration619 1974-05-29 4 Palestinian guerillas bid united front... A WEDGE TO MID-EAST PEACE? BEIRUT, Tuesday fHE Palestinian resistance, an unstable collection of large and small guerilla organisations, is trying to form a united "liberation front" to lay claim to control of any independent Palestinian state formed as part of a Middle East peace619 words
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125 1974-05-29 4 GADDAFI ACCUSED OF 'MURDER CAMPAIGN' CAIRO. Tues— A leadIng Egyptian Journalist said here today that Libya's leader, Col Muammar Oaddafl. was planning assassinatlr.i campaigns In Egypt and had allocated huge sums of money to carry them out. Mr. Mustapha Amln. editor of the weekly newspaper, Akhbar El Yom. In anReuter - 125 words
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292 1974-05-29 4 Heavy toll on both sides as fighting rages on SAIOON, Tues.— Heavy fighting raged In widely separated parts of South Vietnam, with 170 casualties In one battle as government and communist forces clashed in the hills near the central coast yesterday, military sources said today. Closer to Saigon, as governmentReuter; AP - 292 words
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156 1974-05-29 4 Two held for bringing in Thai girls MAEBASHI (Japan). Tues. Two Japanese men have been arrested for allegedly bringing six Thai girls to Japan. Introducing them to bars and then pocketing most of the money they earned, police said today. Three of the girls, aged between 20 and 23. haveReuter - 156 words
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243 1974-05-29 4 Accord in sight on Portuguese Guinea talks LONDON. Tiei. Ceasefire talks here between Portugal and the African nationalists Portugaese Guinea •P**ared to be heading towards an Agreement Jjday. though the set«ta« of dci* lls might *f*« aeveral more day. ■oth sides agreed after a three-and half hoar J*" 1 onReuter - 243 words
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Advertisement664 1974-05-29 4 LAST FOUR DAYS IriwiviKHim IT IS NOT TOO m LATE. WE STILL M HAVE WIDE B FURTHER REDUCTIOIfI? IN_ALL DEPARTMENTS 8 LADIES DEPT. I BIG VARIETIES OF PRINTED |afaT4 BLOUSES MOW S 4.00 lf'l PLAIN BOOV SHIRTS S 6.00 W BATIK BLOUSES $12 00 IX V. KNEE SKIRTS 20 COL664 words
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225 1974-05-29 5 A MAN succeeded his bid for a monkey god idol at a seventh moon festival auction. Hours later his friend was dead. The friend, odd Job labourer Cheong Ko k Weng, 32. Was stabbed when he Joined In a flght between225 words
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Article34 1974-05-29 5 TRAFFIC lanes at Nicoll Highway will be repainted between I p.m. and S a.m. (rum June 3 to 10 Motorists are u> follow road signs and Instructions of traffic police on duty.34 words
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Article, Illustration185 1974-05-29 5 THIS congratulatory kiss seals a mother's pnie and a daughter's happiness. Mrs. Charlie Chow had just teen her daughter receiving a diploma, gold medal and book priie for outstanding performance In college. But for Miss Chow Jee Chin, 21, the185 words
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178 1974-05-29 5 A CORONERS court yesterday recorded a verdict of murder by a person or persons unknown on talkong Lee Ah Tong. 42. who was shot on board his fishing vessel SMF 296 in the South China Sea on March 17. The court was told that178 words
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Article118 1974-05-29 5 8 boys on armed robbery charge EIGHT boys, five of them under 16 years. »vere charged In the First Magistrate's Court yesterday with seven counts of armed robbery. They are said to have, among other things, robbed people of cash totalling $185. five watches, nine school badges, an identity card118 words
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Article39 1974-05-29 5 THI new British High Commissioner. Mr. Peter Tripp. is due here tomorrow He succeeds Sir Bam Palle who has left (or Britain on leave prior to assuming his new post as British Ambassador to Sweden39 words
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169 1974-05-29 5 $2,000 OR 3 YEARS JAIL FOR HDB VANDALS rpHE Housing and Deve--1 lopment Board has warned residents that the penalty for vandalism could be a maximum fine of $2,000 or imprisonment for three years. The HDBs warning was contained In a report on "What happens when a vandal gets caught"169 words
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89 1974-05-29 5 THE Metropolitan YMCA will hold two courses in solo guitar for beginners and tal chl chuan in next month. Mr Harry Martinez. a Pilipino guitarist, will conduct the eight-aeaiion guitar course every Wednesday at the YMCA in Palmer Road from T p.m to89 words
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Article65 1974-05-29 5 MR SIA Khoon Seong. MP for Moulmeln. will open an art exhibition organised by the Minutry of Culture and the People* AaaociaUon at Moulmeln community centre on Prlday at I p.m. Works by local artlaU Leone Chun Hong. Poh Bee Cboo. Poh Bee Yong and Quek KUn65 words
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Article48 1974-05-29 5 THE Department of Extramural Studies. Univeralty of Singapore, will hold a aeven•aaaton eoura* on Principles of Supenrlaion at Ntaaen Hut •A from June 10 at 7SO p.m. The courst will focua on problama of organisational behatioun. environment and changes; and suparylaory style and human relations.48 words
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129 1974-05-29 5 rIE Po t Office Savlncs Bank U introducing a new "Save As You Barn" (BAYE) bonus scheme from July 1. The scheme Is designed to enable a wage earner to save regularly, and receive tax free Interest as well as a bonus. Depositors can129 words
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493 1974-05-29 5 Better status for Ngee Ann diplomas CERTIFIED BY THE LONDON POLY J)IPLOMAS issued by Ngee Ann Technical College yesterday are likely to receive more general acceptance by overseas countries. The diplomas Issued yesterday were, for the nrst time Jointly certified by the Polytechnic of Central London. It means that countries493 words
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Article38 1974-05-29 5 TOT International Watch Company of Switzerland v displaying nine watches from Its award- winning rit Moritx collection at Slow Hlap Brothers In North Bridge Road The collection won the Oolden Rose of Baden-Baden award In Europe.38 words
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105 1974-05-29 5 Two tie up servant, loot house of $3,000 TWO robbers held up a maidservant In the hoaae of Mrs. Maureen Olive Haynes in Frankel Avenue and escaped with SS.*M In cash and Jewellery on Monday. Clk Wanita binte Rula. St. was In the kitchen when the robbers confronted her at105 words
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Article42 1974-05-29 5 THE Church of St Vincent de Paul at the 7th mile Ylo Chu Kang Road will start taekwon-do classes for beginners today Classes will be conducted every Wednesday and Friday from 7.90 pm Enrolment is open during training hours.42 words
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Article25 1974-05-29 5 THE Youth Oroup of the Pek Kio community centra will hold an Inter-youth group cross-country race at MacRitchie Park on June at 1 p.m.25 words
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Article206 1974-05-29 6 Lorry bus fares to go up 30 pc PARES for passengers travelling in lorries operating under Scheme A of the supplementary (lorry bus) transport service will go up by about 30 per cent from Saturday Hire charges for conveying foods on these lorries will also go up by 30 per206 words
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Article, Illustration104 1974-05-29 6 COME HOME APPEAL TO MISSING WIFE Mr. Scow ■1 Yong Koon, 27, yesterday appealed to his wife. Karen Chew Mul Mul, 22, i above i who left their Jaliin Potong Pasir home nearly two months ago to return with their two-year-old daughter. Mr. Scow, a lather of two, said: "Please104 words
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Article331 1974-05-29 6 GIVE BACK THE SMALL CHANGE... rpWO associations, representing workers in the food industry, yesterday warned their members that they would not be responsible if any of them were caught by the Trade Department for not returning small change to their customers. from the Singapore Bakery and Confectionery Trade Association and331 words
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Article162 1974-05-29 6 'Report misuse of HDB flats' rpHE Housing Board has I advised residents not to use their flats as factories or workshops. They are solely for dwelling. It will take action to repossess any flat In which the tenant has breached the agreement or lease. It said In the latest Issue162 words
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Article59 1974-05-29 6 POLICE have detained a man for questioning In con nection with the murder at Tan Tint Yonf. who died of •tab wounds In April last year. The man in his twenties waa amsted in a police tobuab conducted by detective* from the CTD at a hou**.in Lorong59 words
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154 1974-05-29 6 NEW 'NO HANDS' METRIC DACHING UNDER STUDY rC Metrication Board Imi rabmlttcd the specification tor the new "no hands" metric dachlng to aeren local manufacturers tor their itudy A board spokesman •aid jreaterday the manufacturers had Mt up a working rommlttee to study the specifications to find out If the154 words
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Article, Illustration111 1974-05-29 6 ffGH aael dangerevs living appear to be part trf the rewttate fee these grim, nnaaaHtaff ■aemeers el a local Chinese elan band. The men atop the lorry's canvas hood are do'ng a lion dance to the seejnd ec gongs and cymbals from their colleagues) lnatde the vehicle111 words
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269 1974-05-29 6 Putting more beef on calves without grass CCIENTISTS in the PriO mary Production Department are now fattening calves at an average rate of l.e-lb and without feeding them a single blade of grass. The calves, about 70 put through a feed expertSent at the PJ« Poultry and Training Institute In269 words
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233 1974-05-29 6 rS Singapore Zoological Gardens here ha* asked the Oovernmei for help In getting an experienced too keeper from abroad. The expert Is required to train local keepers. The request was made following the visit of Mr Lyn de Alwla, director of233 words
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Article42 1974-05-29 6 THE Singapore Institute of Management and the Australian Institute of Management w*U conduct Its 27-day 10th restoeatial advanced mint cement programme at Mandarin Hotel, from July 21 for senior executives The closing date for appli cation is June IS.42 words
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Advertisement224 1974-05-29 6 every once in a while a really great piece of office machinery comes along its here now! NEW REMINGTON Electric Typewriter 100-E with dual-ribbon versatility and interchangeable carriage features including our exclusive Jltra Tcuch quality construction mctit^n styling precise performance. SPER^V^Raf/\AJfAiGTON id-1973 Our 100 th Year Sol* Agtni ATKIMS, K224 words
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Miscellaneous226 1974-05-29 6 •rtnf^a»f Vp Fsstli— »y eMU aUvtnifh «Js atol Csstmp Is* >«^ "1 I x*v Trma»r»«v'A| V s tv maxiw mqwv I ~>J-rvi>igUF! mjuvk n) if to Mem *\l aMswwas about i vnaxr to Ha>W> I hand ow nmr- msr mv I-, nin ihj lono r y TALMNOM Jl AU. TVai226 words
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216 1974-05-29 7 VANDALISM on the Polytechnic campus was commuted by a few "black sheep" among the students, says the secretary of the Singapore Polytechnic Students Union, Mr. Wong Wing Kwong. He was commenting en a statement by Mr. L.E.C. Letts, a member of the Polytechnic's board216 words
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Article11 1974-05-29 7 THERE were M traffic accidents, eight serious, on Monday.11 words
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Article, Illustration230 1974-05-29 7 I hearing for most of the 400 passengers on board the goodwill cruise ship Nippon Mara when she sailed into Singapore yesterday. Most of them were hearing the skirls of bagpipes for the first time in their lives. And the tunes the Singapore230 words
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Article193 1974-05-29 7 Prisoner wins plea over caning SOH Beng Urn, 17, now serving 18 months Jail for attempted robbery, yesterday successfully argued In the High Court against being given an additional penalty four strokes of the rotan. The Chief Justice, Mr. Wee Chong Jin, in granting Soh's plea for the caning order193 words
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256 1974-05-29 7 rrtHESE days whenever 1 ghost visions appear on the television screens In flats In 20-storey Block 28. Lorong Blx. Toa Payoh, the residents Just shrug and say: "It's the wind might as well switch off the sets." And true enough within seconds a256 words
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Article78 1974-05-29 7 THE National Productivity Board <NPB> will conduct a course on executive accountancy at its Jurong premises, off Corporation* Road, from June 17 to 21. flneatrmi will be from am. to noon and the programme Is planned for accountants who are Involved in management as well78 words
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Article75 1974-05-29 7 POLICE have released a man held In connection with a robbery case In which a 30--year-old woman wa* abducted and robbed by three men In Tanjong Rhu on May IS. A police spokesman aaid the man waa released after In yeatlgatlons. Honour guest MR Malcolm Mac Donald.75 words
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221 1974-05-29 7 UALF of Slnga--11 pore's total population of 2 2 million people will be living in Housing Board flats by next year. This is stated by the Board which now provides public housing for about 42 per cent of the221 words
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186 1974-05-29 7 ONE-YEAR-BAN ON M-CYCLIST INCREASED TO FIVE A SCHOOLBOY motorcyclist, banned from riding motorcycles for a year, had his punishment increased yesterday by the Appeal Court. Ong Poh Plow. 18, Is now banned from riding or driving all classes of motor vehicles for five years starting yesterday DPP Mr. 8. Raj186 words
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496 1974-05-29 7 rpEMPLE medium A Ooh Leng Kang yesterday lost the second round of his long legal battle for possession of 6,280 square feet of land in Kirn Yam Road on which his temple stands. A three-Judge Appeal Court here with Chief Justice Mr. Wee496 words
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Article38 1974-05-29 7 ABDUL Malik bin Hussdn, 17. was Jailed far a day and fined 11.000 by the Pint Magistrate's Court yesterday for stealing a typewriter ribbon worth S2 from Godown 50 off PSA on May VI.38 words
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Advertisement172 1974-05-29 7 UNSURPASSED VAUUEAT oNiys4s t^ """Tsattaß Lm BlmokmDmakmr BjjJHIM :<f||i« 7004 J4" DRILL |yLI Combines quality vS |pl]}? construction and v% HsaHHHHL^H H excellent performance. Double insulation. Recessed center locking button prevents ~Wk 1 accidental "lock on". A good choice for light duty work and occasional building or *"^^H remodeling projects.172 words
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Advertisement139 1974-05-29 7 ZODIAC'S AMAZING RED DOT Vfe s^PQBMVWQ^ 4 B^aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal I *-aff J *li i sts» aW iMHHL^^sH a^saaal aaaaaaaat. L« mm M I Jfl aaaaaaV^l W^aaM I Lv AM jfl aaaaaaaaaM Illaaaafl I aW V 3§||P' ■iK^^^^P^^"'" saa^^V Jm OmHH II BaaHwlllla^D^ aw^^» IT afl The Distil ict Sigi iof our139 words
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Miscellaneous212 1974-05-29 7 Straits Times Crossword ACKOSS a reluctant aort of air 1 Scttlnc to work by chant- 2£{£* SJ* £L n-u, I A number in reaarvt help- U» ■ountsin. psrIt&l&£r£*£*. wSLi*t£U. on board, boxer 11 Ouide dJdni pull his l s£?^ M JSf r !J2j O4 f«£ wstcht obviously (I) tDW 11212 words
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Advertisement810 1974-05-29 8 OFFICIAL OPENING OF J^iH O^\l ITLJD^KI CHINESE RESTAURANT I^l OUU I rln^lM NIGHTCLUB < %Sfe^ sth Poor, Roof Garden, UIC Building, Shenton Way, Singapore 1. Tel: *****. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Message By Managing Director Message from Datuk Tan Kirn Chua S.P.M.J. WH^HHH A friend once asked me. "In a nutshell what is810 words
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Advertisement536 1974-05-29 9 .Jggu OFFICIAL OPENING OF W|§E O^M ITLJD^KI CHINESE RESTAUFWJT OUU I PlnV^IM NIGHTCLUB CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS 111 to REDIFFUSION SOUTHRON SOUTHRON proud enterprise enterprise w P wiqh to extend our to have provided the (PTE) LTD (PTE) LTD WIOXI l/U CA.V/C;iiVA wi*i SOUNDSYSTEM STS: SSSTS" heartiest congratulations and the ,r^iH«»^ REDITUNE536 words
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Article414 1974-05-29 10 r PHE Polytechnic will take disciplinary A action, including fine or suspension, against campus vandals. The Vandalism Act lays down a fine or imprisonment, as well as caning. These are tough measures which, ideally, need not be invoked in a tertiary institution where inner-compulsion should be a strong414 words
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Article191 1974-05-29 10 pV)R the first time in 10 years there are hopes for an exodus of foreign troops from Laos. American military advisers and Thai mercenaries have packed up their kit bags and are ready for repatriation. Even North Vietnamese forces whose traffic has usually been in the191 words
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435 1974-05-29 10 E. REYNOIDS - E. REYNOIDS: By Auckland r; the last four years the annual number of Tongans leaving their Paclnc paradise for New Zealand—officially only temporarily —has ri&en from 400 to 3.535. Out of a total population of 120,000 Tongans, 0.000 have their names down for either435 words
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657 1974-05-29 10 MIN THU: Rangoon - MIN THU: Rangoon By rOL SANDS of Insurgents communists and others are continuing their fight against the Burmese Government of President, Ne Win despite an offer of general amnesty. The amnesty offer, due to expire on June 11, Was proclaimed last month following a657 words
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Article1204 1974-05-29 10 H.L. LIM - H.L. LIM with 'tpHEY shouldn't But the fact remains "Remember," one col--1 Allow all those that Singaporeans league said, "that most allow au whether old football fans ofthoee In the gallery Singapore flags ai or not have responded had been sitting In the these football to the call to1,204 words
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Article298 1974-05-29 10 Govt XJLTE refer to the letter Tf from Music Lover 'ST. April 24). It will be appreciated that there Is a difference in the quality of the music when one hears a symphony orchestra reproduced at home from domestic loud speakers and when one hears the298 words
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Article228 1974-05-29 10 Flaws in those science textbooks MY daughter Is a Primary Four student. The front page of her science textbook says: "This book has been approved by the Ministry of Education. Singapore, for use in schools from 1973 to 1977." The page further says: "Material compiled by Editorial Research Associates for228 words
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Article421 1974-05-29 10 CLYDE FARKSWORTH - Charger Chirac will be an asset CLYDE FARKSWORTH By Parit GEORGES Pompi- dou called him his "Bulldozer." Young (only 4i), tall (6 foot 5), and strong with an almost brutal singleness of purpose that gets the Job done, France's new Premier. Mr. Jacques Chirac, has cut a wide political swath421 words
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Advertisement16 1974-05-29 10 top of the leader in AUTOMATIC CALENDAR WATCH 70OV 1 1 00 S»'« OO SK "fradrtcniTecrmotogy16 words
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921 1974-05-29 11 MICHAEL JENSEN - Oil restrictions eased but crisis not over MICHAEL JENSEN By JJEW YORK: Shortages of gasoline and other petroleum products have subsided in most of the world, but the energy crisis has left motori sts from Brazil to Japan with sharply higher gasoline prices and their leaders with perplexing balance-of -payments921 words
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453 1974-05-29 11 808 NG - Conflicting forecasts of Cuscaden 's prospects 808 NG By JUST how confusing prospects of Singapore's hotel industry are currently is graphically hig hllghted In two diametrically different forecasts about a major hotel now In the process of being sold. The hotel in question Is Cuscaden House. The, seller, property company453 words
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Article, Illustration271 1974-05-29 11 S'pore a 'good location partner' Toreign companies \f R. JA. Henle, iTI chairman and managing partner of Kloeckner, one of Germany's biggest Industrial and trading groups has described Singapore as "a good location and partner" for International companies proposing to manufacture medium heavy Industrial products. He said this after a271 words
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412 1974-05-29 11 TSAI TAN - Improved results for Consolidated Plantations TSAI TAN By surprisingly remarkably good profits have been achieved by the Consolidated Plantations group in the 12 months ended March 1974. Consolidated's pre-tax profits before audit come to £7.505 million, with the average selling prices for rubber at 33p per kilogram, and those for412 words
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Advertisement206 1974-05-29 11 Celestion 81l iomh Tel-639-437 World's (to. latrcondittontng maker FROM $25.00 'sf fMI Bit Wl-V ."-HWu S j 1 1 1 I, I JH M PTS 75 MX 111 How does that sound for a cut in your water transport operating costs? Profitability Types Figures taken from over 125 •Supramar PTS206 words
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Advertisement523 1974-05-29 11 pnp^jr^j means IiJUSLkJ computers INVEST IN AUSTRALIA... Tha area comprise 470 acrat V Hifhwey 3 milts south of Gladstone PACFIC C OCEAN Gladstone, a major provincial "i^ -^vs.\r y^->. c tv orn< 300 mites north of f^^r J j?oJ^ _-/c/"2/©- Br»ba»»e it a d— pwatar outlet I *V-O-sS»^lx —^~<is^&S~? poM523 words
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357 1974-05-29 12 LEO GONZAQA - Manila gets competitive freight offers from China and Russia LEO GONZAQA By M ANIL A: The possibility of Chinese bottoms carrying Philippine foreign trade cropped up as far back as mid -1973 when Western conference lines decided to adjust freight rates to the then already fast rising fuel costs and357 words
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Article, Illustration928 1974-05-29 12 New fast service from S'pore to Pacific coast of US INCREASED demand (or ship space heading towards the Pacific coast of the United States has encouraged Interocean-EAC Agencies to Introduce a new service for this route. Beginning at the end of June, Singapore exporters can ship on the Nedlloyd Paclnc-Afrtca928 words
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Article319 1974-05-29 12 Mr. BAR. Smith was not re- appointed to the board of Veneer Products at Its AOM on April 22, according to an announcement by the group secretary, Mr. Chua Swee Tieu. The announcement said "all the other retiring directors were re-appolnted." Mr. John Vettath has been appointed319 words
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Advertisement351 1974-05-29 12 The smallest, thinnest, hottest electronic calculator* ADMINISTRATOR 321 with true* I L^ wA percentage I *k key and 3 :¥wmn J? automatic PHHUQ mark-up or V V^X, discount t^ ±^m M^vP^* results. h eSMO/- 1 Mil Ai^ .a^Bal fey afl Ik I BBBBB& A •V I Only iflQanr^ -r V351 words
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Advertisement274 1974-05-29 12 Over 1100 Union Pacific diesels KiJ '00 Laaaaaaw is^Vn jilil T g .SB Hf, ITT BsQRH fssTs^f i m aaWLV^^Bal Baaf^^aaV^T^^^^^^E^*^^^naa^^^^^^ ssi *I I Bar^M ST^aar J jf R^ Vsaal aUWJBI T^ i BaaPßaaafMaaaa^'^^^ including the worfcl t moal powerful locomolivn. and more than 68 000 (rwight cart assure last274 words
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Article56 1974-05-29 13 L Krrw. AC Ttma in* L Box wit—, MW •L Pra* lea V. Juki P. Teort >B8 Pu NC «nUn| »«.3O $6.60 ts.ao H02 »*ae UM $3.10 U34 tt.40 W34 $2.09 $3 JO *1 45 $3 JO $3 23 $334 $3.50 $4.14 .1 JI .11 .H .11 .1< .K56 words
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Article23 1974-05-29 13 Bmm far MUN Pan Etact! MMM gtaae Darwy Ist,*** dtjr Der. ltljm T«4al TaraoTer: SOX If Total Valae: $6.41 U.23 words
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Article59 1974-05-29 13 Hayt7 Marts la«aatrtala: tSS.7I M 4.52 rFmaaee: 457.71 456J6 Hotrts: 18J.1S 1«.77 Properties: S»J6 5M.77 t Ties: 1*8.71 IM.7S t la+fcais: ***** S4SJS I <)( B.C Z4I.SZ Ut.U t B.EA laet: Z7S.SS ZT»JJ Dee. M, IM6 m IM 1 Dee. SI. lt«t IS6 t Dee. 2*. IMS 166 Dee.59 words
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Article1612 1974-05-29 13 *¥*HB las* transacted sale 1 >t 'Jw clooe of hnHneas in too Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day* price* together with 1974 hft-h and low. (•Adjusted for all new issue*). INDUSTRIALS 1*74 llil M. L. sale 2TO 2.00 Ajnca 2.90 I.M 103 A. Tape1,612 words
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Article344 1974-05-29 13 Market closes mixed pOLLOWING the steady advance of the past few trading sessions, the stock market in Singapore consolidated yesterday and drew to a mixed dose, with rises and losses about evenly matched. Scattered profit-taking wai evident following a weak attempt at rally in the morning. There was very little344 words
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Article1579 1974-05-29 13 810 and offer prices officially listed and buslnM* in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUBTUALS Acaaa (2.528 2.558) CD. A.PJ. (IVIB 1.235) (0) 1.20. <5) 123.1,579 words
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Article1414 1974-05-29 13 13ID and offer prices offi- clally listed and buslneav In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yeaterday with the number of share* traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AJatamate (2.508 2. 70*). A. t*4m (l 148 1.205) (1) USB,1,414 words
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Article219 1974-05-29 13 DAVEY and Candy, UK stockbrokers, has informed the London Stock Exchange Council that It is unable to comply with bargains, the LSE said. Mr. J. C. W. Macßryan, until recently trading as Davey and Candy, was declared a defaulter on the Stock Exchange Davey and Candy ceased219 words
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Article266 1974-05-29 13 Profit taking halts KL upturn nOUTB of proflt-takJni D held prices In check at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. Share prices passed through barely steady to slightly easier conditions and trailing was done on a moderate scale. Buying Interest slackened though It was felt late In the afternoon, causing266 words
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Article86 1974-05-29 13 rpHE US dollar opened 1 firmly yesterday In the Singapore forex market at $2.4i70-$2.4200 against Monday's dose of $2.4110- $2 4120. It continued Its upward trend to $2.4230 $2.4246 in active early morning trading. However It slackened to $2.4170 $2.4190 In midmorning but speculations on the prospects of86 words
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Article168 1974-05-29 13 Nate: The** rates may differ slightly from those quoted by banks to their customer*. The toikflrlng are the nominal average closing interbank rate* In Singapore: Cwiibiilu Wwhil ratea SaHh— l«n TertenUg* eaotert jrestertay (ere**) partly change U.B. dollar 2 4198 3.4906 2 8196 —14.1* Sterling pound S 8040168 words
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Article149 1974-05-29 13 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rate* aa at close on Tuesday. May 28: US UoIXAM Offer Bat 7 days 11-6/8 11-1/3 1 mth U-1/8 11-15/16 5 raths 13 11-7/8 3 mths 12-1/8 13 6 mths 11-16/16 U-13/16 9 mths 11-1/16 11 13 mths 11-1/16 10-15/16 Sw Fr*. Dobs.149 words
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Article35 1974-05-29 13 Closing interbank rat** in Singapore dollars (or May 38: Oiler BM Overnight SVfe 8 1 mU. 9% »H 3 mth* 9*. 3/1* 3 mth* »S 9 3 16 Prime rate a*arsa: P. Murray-Jones35 words
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Article105 1974-05-29 13 pHIN I I MtODUCI ■>■ w OHANCI, tINCAPORI NOON CLOW MO HICU PCR PICUL TtSTIIIOAT Cmwt oil: bulk (IM aominai. drum tion nominal Caara: Mix** iloea«> UK/coat. MO aiilaal •aaaar: ktuatok ASTA whit* rOb 100« NLW S3OTI arllrrt. •arawak whit* fob 00% NL.W S»ft Mil*™. Sarawak •pactal black fob.105 words
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Article34 1974-05-29 13 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday was down for the fifth successive trading day, tumbling $20 to $1.230 25 per picul on an official offering up 11 tons to 300 tons.34 words
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Article31 1974-05-29 13 Rubber: May 28 Bincapore: 2*3. N cts. (ub 4 25 ets.) Malaysia 2*5 00 ets. (up 4.N ets.) Tin: t1.2M.25 (■■'wn $2«) Official offeiinc 3N tons (ap 11 tons).31 words
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Article62 1974-05-29 13 Manaar IMu'*>) UM WM Malt— i»a (1) 1M.84 N A. I win Claaa* N A. Balnat 100 M IMOO Bonskanc IM M ISO 10 x«riaa imoob NA. MS.MS N.A. Pkfta 172 24 N.A. para (2) IM BSB 100 MB I*l I*B IM.IBB M»part arMaa la Baa-atarllßC araaa la62 words
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Article464 1974-05-29 13 lIHTH no guide from TV overseas, the openlng Singapore rubber market yesterday was quoted about unchanged. Trading continued very slowly but was steady and sellers were inclined to be reluctant. Some forward inquiry was noted from the trade Sellers continued reserve in the afternoon and the market was464 words
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Article82 1974-05-29 13 r\AILY SMI prtM* issued at noon yttwilay: Jbm Jary fOM*IB* BBB>» (Forward atta) toywiMm BHwililin (MNMBarat) (eaatsparkg) SMR SCV (1 too pa&Bt) O4M SM.OON 234 00 J34 00N SOk SL (1 ton pallet) moo H4.00N SUM 2M.00N BUR i <1 ton pallet) Ml MO 103 00 N SOI82 words
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Article264 1974-05-29 13 lIONOKONO, Tues. v The market was a bit slow during the Initial stages but Improved as the morning wore on. In the afternoon more buyers entered the floor pushing share prices up over a broad front. The Hang Beng Index rose 15.83 points to 409. 1 a. Hongkong Bank264 words
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Article43 1974-05-29 13 OB tb* ha uMumi mark* IB Hongkong y«at*nUy tb* U.S. dollar w«. quoted «l 5.0625/ B 06*5 for T.T. and J OS'S 04 tmr ram. ttaritnc wu qootad at 11.10/ 18 awl on* tax .f |tl« »n quo(*« at M* SO43 words
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Article254 1974-05-29 13 rpOKYO, Tues. A Prices on the Tokyo stock market moved higher under the lead of major steels. In the morning session, major steels, chemicals and latent assets Issues such as spinnings, railways and real estate gained ground. Some speculative Issues were also bought. However, oil Issues on estimates of254 words
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Article95 1974-05-29 13 yURICH. Mon. The su stock market was maintained today with only a little turnover. Bonds were very lrregular. The Credit Sulsse Index climbed 0.1 to 206.9 points. .•S°".'k E rtcw "> O^tsu.-. J^ Bwlaa Bank Oorpn. ..640—1 Union Bank 3140 SO BwUaalr 470 ncktro-Watt 3540 +1* Hold*rbank 3H2BM Bwlm95 words
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Article129 1974-05-29 13 AMSTERDAM, Mon. The market wag generally firmer In quiet dealings with only Philips slightly lower in Dutch internationals. Among local Issues gains were headed by Van Ommeren and IHC Holland. Losses were led by Heineken. KNF and Bergoaa. SUte loans firmed "■■las prloaa <n Dutch imltm with (h« Ohnan129 words
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Article437 1974-05-29 13 MELBOURNE, Tues. lft The Melbourne stock market closed on a generally mixed note in quiet trading today, but with a firmer uttderto n c established among leading Issues as more buyers entered the market Jn selective bargain- hunting. Among the miners, the CRA stable recorded some of their best437 words
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Article107 1974-05-29 13 FINANCIAL TUfM TINS MonO«T Cloo*d mimr M.n WMk ago MJ7 RIBBUU »«on<J«y ClMBd TtHUlj 410.11 W«ojk a«ro 40* J5 OILS »««>d*r ctoort M*ur xum WM* sco MM INDt'STmiALS Mon Jar Cloned PrkWy M*l Wm» o«to SN.7 DOW JONES AVBRAGB INDVSTBUALS Monday CkMßd frtdjr sisjs Weak mo Ui«i». LONDON DOLLAK107 words
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Advertisement543 1974-05-29 14 yj Sembawang I Engineering THE ENGINEERING DIVISION OF SEMBAWANG ENGINEERING IS ENGAGED IN DESIGN AND SUPERVISION OF CONSTRUCTION WORKS COVERING ALL ENGINEERING DISCIPLINES. ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCED ENGINEERING PERSONNEL ARE REQUIRED AND APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FOR THE FOi LOWING -PERMANENT POSITIONS WHICH OFFER EXCELLENT CAREER PROSPECTS 1. SENIOR ENGINEERS (CIVIL/ STRUCTURAL. MECHANICAL543 words
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Advertisement757 1974-05-29 14 pro BCHN MEVKffI GROUP OF COMPANIES! invite* applications for the following position* I m their SINGAPORE office SALES MANAGER INDONESIA (MATERIAL HANDLING DIVISION) Duties Responsibilities: To further spearhead the sale* of one of the <world** I leading brand names in the field of industrial I crane*, hoists, and a /anety757 words
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Advertisement873 1974-05-29 14 TRACTORS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED invites applications from suitably qualified male Singapore Citizens for the position of: SALES ENGINEER 1) Age 25 35 years 2) Qualifications/ Experience Graduate or equivalent in science or engineering with diesel engines or diesel electric power and its applica tion or diesel marine power background Selling experience873 words
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Advertisement629 1974-05-29 14 (A) TECHNICIAN (SURVEY RECORDER) 3 CCE 0 l«v«l P»tM* or SC whh 2 tachnical/ tciance subjects OR higher aca*imic/ tachnical qualification. Must ba balow 26 yaars of aga. able to «wim and have perfect eyesight. (B) TECHNICIAN (ELECTRICAL) (C) SENIOR MOTOR REWINDER 3 GCE 0 1.v.1 or SC with 2629 words
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228 1974-05-29 15 Police get back $83,000 stolen HK jewels By CINGAPORE Police 1 13 $83,763 worth of J Jeweller's firm in Koi The pjlice are now looking for a Hongkong man who brought them here and sold them to jewellery shops here. The Jewellery, part of the $200,000 taken from Golden Fung228 words
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Article61 1974-05-29 15 K. S. SIDHU - Geography course THE Adult Education Board la planning a course In practical geography for students preparing for the Cambridge OCE "A" level examination In geography Paper Pour. The course will Include lesson on chain survey, prismatic compass traversing and plane table survey The fee Is Sl2 Application forms are available61 words
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Article129 1974-05-29 15 SALVAGE WORK ON BLAZE SHIP rE Singapore Ocean Salvage Pte Ltd. has started operations on the fire-stricken phgrlm ship Malaysia Klta. The company U now plugging oil leaks. The agents of the vessel, Ta Hlng Company, has called for tenders to buy the vessel as scrap. The dosing date for129 words
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Article53 1974-05-29 15 MR PONO Sip Ctaae. Parliamentary Secretary (Labour) and chairman of the Singapore Arta Council, will open the Singapore Water Colour Society art exhibition 1974 at the Cnlneee Chamber of Commerce today at 5.30 p m. The exhibition will open dally ;rom Thursday to Sunday from 10 ajn53 words
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Article61 1974-05-29 15 SINOAPORES victory over Penang In Sunday's Malaysia Cup semifinal at the National Stadium cost Ismail bin Ibrahim $20 In the First Magistrate's Court yesterday. He was fined for being drunk In Beach Road at 9. 45 p m on Monday Ismail, 31, explained that he got drunk61 words
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Article101 1974-05-29 15 FATAL SWIM Td A KELONG CTATE Coroner Mr. Yong Yung Sul, yesterday recorded a verdict of misadventure op A. Velu, 8/0 Arunasalam, 16, of Malaysia, who drowned In the sea off Changi last month. Velu and his brother. Chandra Seharan. arrlved here on April 28 tor a holiday. The same101 words
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Article23 1974-05-29 15 WATER consumption on Monday was 121.7 million gallons (SftS.M* cubic metres). 8.8 million gallons (39.M4 cubic metres), more than On Sunday.23 words
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Article21 1974-05-29 15 STNOAPORE Numismatic Association will hold Its 19th coin auction at trie Lion City Hotel on Sunday at 10 am21 words
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Article, Illustration282 1974-05-29 15 EVELYN NO - EVELYN NO By rl families of passengers who died In CPA's 1972 air crash over South Vietnam are expected to receive at least W,— each as compensation from the airline's Insurance companies. The Ant payout has already been made to the282 words
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474 1974-05-29 15 ©EVAN'S TIP TO IMPROVE IMAGE THE NTUC Secretary General, Mr. CV. Devan Nai r, has told Japanese businessmen to temper pro-fit-making with social consciousness if they want to do successful business in South-east Asian region. Mr. Nalr who was speaking on Developing Countries In474 words
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Article54 1974-05-29 15 HDB flats ballot DR Yeoh Olum Seng, the o neater of Parliament and afP for Joo Chlat. will officiate at the baiiouna; ceremony for the sale of 894 flats at Marine Parade DUU tomorrow at 2 JO pjn. The balloting will be held at Use ear park between Blocks Two54 words
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Article36 1974-05-29 15 MR. Roland V K. Oon. a student counsellor at the University of Singapore will speak on Counselling Psychology at tne Queenstown branch library lecture room on Friday at 7.10 pm and not tomorrow USING36 words
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Miscellaneous863 1974-05-29 15 TV SINGAPORE (5) 1 A All »l Tl 12JI NM estential loetituti (Enflitk/Meliy) IU.UU Trade aw) tit trm UKm w Brief IM Ritemen: mmim (cokwr) LM W Tradt and Gejilty Conscience 7Jf That Girl A test tianwiwiai (cotaif) Ml Maw Oey ia Ceatral Park IM OpeniM. am) Leeu Maarn (Malay)863 words
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Advertisement1847 1974-05-29 20 classified ads (U n»«» »AIH»n FEMALE GENERAL CLERK rW^l^Tnt-HT^^H^M Experience not necessary Call knowledge of Chines* an ad van SSSSSBdSBSSSBHI^B personally for Interview 133. lage Please contact ***** for ap- UBT YOURS-lF CONFI- Moulmeln Road Tel ***** polnlment (Miss Yap). OCNTLY to our perming, tmtlnf. OCNCRAL CLERK/TYPIST re- "MALI ACCOUNT*1,847 words
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Advertisement920 1974-05-29 20 NIOHPOINT LUXURY FLAT WST. behind Fltspatrlck's supermarket. 3 bedrooms, family room, servant's room. $3, 3 M. Flat oft Orchard Road, near shops, supermarkets 3 bedrooms, 4 atrcondtuoners good security, $800 furnished Cairnhlll Court maisonette from 83,725 furnished Hoe Tnn Company *****0/ *****2. YORK PLATS, BWART PARR, Spore 10 Fully furnished.920 words
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Advertisement848 1974-05-29 21 nisT 11 I-BEDROOMED DOUBLI STOREY TERRACE $128,000 one pist 16 fully modernised 2 IKdroomed single-storey houi <gO 000 0.n.0. Dlst. 16 single torey pre-war detache bungalow 11.697 sq. ft $245.00 n 0. Serangoon Oarden corner terrace Mdrooms. $89,000 0.n.0. Tel J2 0949'*****7 WOOLERTON PARK 4-BEO ■OOMED APARTMENT facto clvn y848 words
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Advertisement772 1974-05-29 22 BERTRAM, TROJAN, s4e. Order the BOAT of your choice from US manufacturers at dealers prices. Flbreglass. aluminium, dlesel. gasoline, inboard-outboard. direct and ]et-drlve models Tor. B*4lll eßot 8 -Jn. lor mere kv •orttisJIJoUSEAGOING TRAWLER YACHT 58 X v x 5 Changar 4 berths OM6/ 71 3:1 gearbox Oalley Shower nUlons772 words
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Advertisement1571 1974-05-29 22 .M-i-4 iii;iliilifcirl| TENDERS inchcape berhad BUSINESS MANAGER (lADY, SSS A1 p PANAMANIAN GIVEN that the Transfer A lady Business Manager is required to manage a rx^^ aTiTiT Books and Register Of Loan Company engaged in the sale of home health VESSEL ££5? holders Will be Closed equipment throughout the Far1,571 words
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Article, Illustration282 1974-05-29 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —Malaysian Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Musa Hltam today urged the travel trade Industry In the Association of South-east Asian Nations (Aaean) to make lntra-regional travel within the reach of ordinary citizens. Opening the second annual282 words
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82 1974-05-29 23 KAJANO. Tues Selangor Mentrl Besar Datuk Hajl Harun Idrls. said yesterday that nome Malayan Communist Party's cadres and agen'-s wan planted Into the Malaysian society to sabotage the formation of the National Front and the Ov.ernmanla programmes. They were aim responsible for carrying out82 words
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Article62 1974-05-29 23 PETAUNO JAVA, Tue*. Work on the first phase of Bangl new town, covering 300 acres near the alt* of University Kebangsaan. h«s started Selangor Mentrl Besar Daiuk Hajl Harun iarU told a Press conference today that the first stage the building of infrastructure and low cost62 words
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131 1974-05-29 23 SHELL, BP PUT UP PRICE OF COOKING GAS KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Shell and British Petroleum here have increased the price* on f^n^^t gas with effect from today. Mobil and Eaao are also considering a price rise. Mobil's w>Ml »»gi*'f director, Mr. A. L. Fergusson, said his company had Incurred increased131 words
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Article55 1974-05-29 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Employer! who used certain provisions In the labour laws against the interest of workers ware rapped by Labour Minister Tan Brl V. Manlckavasagam yesterday Tbe employers' prerogatives spelt out In the laws were not meant for exploiting workers The human element should always be55 words
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Article24 1974-05-29 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Government has agreed to the appointment of Dr. Hans Jachim Hallier as the new West German Ambasador here.24 words
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Article145 1974-05-29 23 Heavy loss in train 'jump' ALOR BTAR, Tues— A Malayan Railway goods train Jumped the rails at Anak Bukit, four miles from here, last night, causing "several hundred thousand dollars" damage. All IS wagons, loaded with rubber and maize, went off the track while proceeding from Haadyal to the south145 words
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216 1974-05-29 23 IPOH, Turn. TOUU people died in the iov-vehi-cle crash at the 168) mile Ipoh Kampar road yesterday. Two of them— Yahaya bin Hajl Din. 46. a taxi driver, and Ong Seng Howe, 21. of Talplng— died at 3 a.m. today. The accident216 words
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Article45 1974-05-29 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Sixty-eight cases, including thixe deaths, of dengue haemorrhagte fever and 12 ol cholera reported In Peninsular Malaysia In the past 48 hours Two of the fatal dengue cases were from Bata Pahat. The third was from Alor Gajah.45 words
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Article205 1974-05-29 23 KULIM, Tuesday ANE acupuncture needle was among a big ha ul of weapons and food supplies which security forces found after they had shot dead two terrorists at Kampung Wans Pinang, three miles from here, last Sunday. "This slums that certain people lire205 words
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311 1974-05-29 23 Shoichi is all set for the big swim I^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Japanese swimmer Shoichi Nakajima left here today by boat for Pulau Rupat, Sumatra, to start his great swim back confident of success If the weather holds out. Looking over the calm seas and clear skies from here this morning,311 words
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Article40 1974-05-29 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Tver The Minute- of Agriculture tnd PUherlM. Tan Bri Haji uohamed Ohuait bin H*|l Jawt will t»!gln a threeday visit to Perak on PrtHe will meet Umno member* at Krlan Laut, Krlan Darat and K'jala Kangaar40 words
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147 1974-05-29 23 Arrest all illegal loggers, forest officers told ¥POH, Tues— Forest De■a partment officers have been urged to haul In Illegal loggers Irrespective of treir status, whether they are well-to-do or are /nen of Influence. 'They are enemies of the people and must be brought to the courts so that Justice147 words
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92 1974-05-29 23 KUALA UMPII, Taes. Nataral rabber arodacinf countries were today arfec] to consider the possibility of setting op an international rabber buffer stock safcsau M tonc-tem solatloo to keep priecs stable. The sebcaae shoald h»»e. aa lta alaa. the Maintenance of nataral mbbor prices92 words
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157 1974-05-29 23 -Thieves snip off §5,000 worth of copper wire... pETAUNG JAVA Tuea. a gang of copper wire thieves has snipped off 2,000 yards of high tension wire at Subang Police found 1,000 yards of wire valued at $5,000 abandoned in the bushes beside the electricity poles. The theft, which was discovered157 words
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Article83 1974-05-29 23 Man who frightens girls detained KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Police have detained a suspected "exhibitionist" who v believed to have frightened schoolchildren in the Cheras area. The 38--year-old suspect was picked up at Jalan Peel last Wednesday. Police sources satd the saan would loiter near awls' schools waiting for dlMUwal time.83 words
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702 1974-05-29 24 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP RACING $ENTAK SURIA, Cregtador and Tresor dOr, all impressive winners in Class 3 at Bukit Timah, are retaining their form and should easily make the trade in Class 2. They are engaged in separate races at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. Bentak Surla has702 words
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Article, Illustration142 1974-05-29 24 DARIS. Taes. Brltaln'i Kevin Finneran hut nl«ht Jabbed and haeUed his wi) to the Karepean middle* eifht boxing crown, dethroning French champion Jean -Claude Boattler. The M-yeai-otd caallender became the first Briton to lake a Carepean title on point* abroad steee Ml Hi* strangest weapon wss142 words
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126 1974-05-29 24 TWO TABLE TENNIS TITLES TO SWEDISH PLAYER WW YORK, Tues. KJell Johansson of Sweden won Urn men's singles crown and Sweden swept the doubles championships tn the U.S. Open Table Tennis tournament at Oklahoma City. Japan's Yukle Onatkl took Urn woman's singles crown by beating countrywoman Tasu:a> Abe 21-13. 15-21.AP - 126 words
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Article33 1974-05-29 24 NEW DELHI. Tues. A USSSO.OOO ($125,000) Orand Prix Asian Circuit tennis tournament will be held on Nov. 11-17 ln Bombay. Oil. Ranade. secretary of Urn Maharashtra State Tennis Association said yesterday33 words
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Article43 1974-05-29 24 TOKYO. Tues China held iv basketball trials for Urn Seventh Asian Oames In Peking from May 21 to May M the Hs*nhwa news agency reported today. Hsinhua said China's 10 top men and women teams took part In Urn triala— APAP - 43 words
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Article, Illustration320 1974-05-29 24 Clive Llyod takes over from Kanhai as captain KINGSTON, Tues. Rohan Kanhal, who took over the captaincy of the West Indies cricket team from Gary Sobers In 1972, will not lead the team on a tour of India later this year, it was announced yesterday. The new captain will beReuter - 320 words
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Article43 1974-05-29 24 LONDON. Tues Owenbollska won the lOf Zetland Oold Cup Handicap at Redcar yesterday. One and a half lengthH behind second was Secret Ace. with Fiery Coin third o.' It runners. Secret Ace wa.i a neck ahead of Fiery Coin.43 words
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Article124 1974-05-29 24 Nightmare for Pilette LONDON. Tues. Belgian Teddy Pilette suffered a racing driver's nightmare yesterday when his car packed up ISO yards tatties) from Urn chequered flag In the Formula 5 000 European championship race here Pilette bald a dear lead whan be entered Urn Iftth and final lap in hu124 words
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409 1974-05-29 24 It could be Mencer and Milne to succised Sir AM By DAVID MILLER LONDON. Tues When Urn Football Aa»Klation finally name Sir All Ramsey's permanent su ccaaaor. the man whoee advice they may well seek could be Urn present caretaker manager Joe Mercer I believe Mercer's opinion wul be an409 words
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240 1974-05-29 24 f ONDOK. Tuee Barry Richards, Hampshire s brUUant opener, made the hit heat icore of the> current Bncnah cricket aaaaon whan he hammered 233 not wit against wmunghasMhkw at Trent Bridge resurday Bssharaw carried tola hat throMgh the Hampshire Inntags of 144 a first240 words
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Article84 1974-05-29 24 SINOAPORX Pruning Bmplnyass' Union win meat Food and Drinks Allied Workers Union In their semi-flnaJ replay of Ute MTOC tntarunlna football tournament at Jalaa Baaar stadium tomorrow. Kick-off pjn. The teams played on Monday a 2-3 draw at Farcer Part BI'IXI eporu and runes chairman Mr Frank*84 words
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Article, Illustration451 1974-05-29 24 Brilliant Jumbo Jet will not race again JUMBO JET will not race again. That fall during the running of the Washington International Invitation Stakes at Laurel Park 1 n November 1972, virtually ended the brilliant career of a mighty horse. Be was never the same again and ln his last451 words
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235 1974-05-29 24 South Korea invite North to Seoul meet CEOUL, Tues. South Korea has decided a to Invite North Korea and Mongolia, along with 27 other Asian nations, to the Second Asian Track and Field Championship to be held here next year, the South Korean Track and Field Association announced today. iAP; UPI - 235 words
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289 1974-05-29 24 Indians in sight of first tour win ONDON, Tues. The Indian crickiYirs, after drawing the first nine matches of their tour, were well placed to gain their first victory at the expense of Easex today. At lunch on the final day, the Indians had the county struggling in their second289 words
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Article30 1974-05-29 24 MONTE CARLO. Tuat Ramon Mendes of Argw Una knocked out Francis larra of Praaaa In Urn *>cond round of a non-title Kiddtav •elght fight here last eight30 words
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450 1974-05-29 25 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Selangor will have to build up their fitness II they hope to qualify for the Malaysia Cup soccer final when they meet Perak In the return leg In Kuala Lumpur on June 23. The much fitter Perak team450 words
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Article, Illustration239 1974-05-29 25 ERNEST FRIDA - Asia's top athletes to compete in SAAA Open ERNEST FRIDA By leading athletes from Japan, Iran and Thailand will compete in the SAAA Open championships at the National Stadium from June 21-23. BAAA secretary K.L. Venugopalan said: "Malaysia and the Philippines have also indicated to us unofficially that their athletes239 words
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Article, Illustration817 1974-05-29 25 DERECK PARR - DERECK PARR By E. Germans' target —to reach last eight T^AST GERMANY, considered not long ago as Just another collection of dour hard-running artisans, make their first appearance in the World Cup final arena as one of the most respected and feared sides in the tournament. LessReuter - 817 words
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101 1974-05-29 25 Malays play SGSFL in trial game tonight SINGAPORE Malays wUI fact a strong Singapore Government Sarvteas team tonight at Jalan Besar Stadium (Kickoff 7) ln a trial game In preparation for Sundays Sultan* Oold Cup semi-final against Perafc at Talping. Five Singapore Malaysia Cuo players Mohammed Nob. Dollah Kaadm. Jaffar101 words
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Article83 1974-05-29 25 YMCA plan trip for soccer fans r<M Metropolitan YMCA wul organise a coach trip to Panang for soccer enthusiast* to watch the second tot of the Malaysia Cup semi-final between Singapore and Panang on June The trip, from June SI to M. wul Include a stgntaseing tour of the west83 words
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Article264 1974-05-29 25 fTOOTBALL Association r of Sing a p c r e's move to give Clubs an ee.ua! say in the administration and promotion of ssesat met with a severe setback last Friday. Singapore Clab officials a said net agree en the election of a Committee to meet264 words
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Article51 1974-05-29 25 LONDON. Ttwa Derbr County defender Dtrtd Htab la Ul and bu withdrawn from Enctendi aooemr wq/mi which hM Wt London lor friendly (natrtxa aealnsl World cup rmaltou skst Gwnnany. BuJg&rl* «Ml YUrakMrta. Nuh «v rushed to bosptUl uu* oo Sunday and *cc ■niliiirsnlng tMU Cor51 words
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177 1974-05-29 25 No surprises in Sweden's Cup squad CTOCKHOLM. Tues. Manager Georg Ericsson yesterday announced a nosurprise World Cup soccer squad of 22, including three professionals with West German club Kaiserslautern. Ronnie Hellstroem. the first choice goalkeeper, has Just signed for the German Bundesllga team, which already had forwards Roland Sandberg andReuter - 177 words
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Article, Illustration257 1974-05-29 25 Fancied Forces struggle to beat CSC ARMED FORCES, virtually the national team, struggled to beat Ceylon Sports Club 1-0 ln an SHA Dlv. One match at Balestier Road yesterday, reports ERNEST FRIDA. Except for Bhupinder Singh, the other members of the Armed Forces side have been selected for next week's257 words
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Article101 1974-05-29 25 NEW YORK Tue* ReMilt* of yesterday* major league baseball game* Anr rfcan Leacwe: Chicago White Sox S New York Yankee* 3. Oakland Athletic* 12 Detroit Tigers I. TM»s Rangers 6 Cleveland Indiana 0. Kansas City Royals 9 Baltimore Ortolas 1. Boston Red Sox 3 Minnesota Twins 2.Reuter - 101 words
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Article37 1974-05-29 25 PARIS. Tue*. Tony Mundine of Australia, a leading challenge for the World middleweight boxing crown, knocked out Len Harden >Üb> after ore minute of the third round of their non-title fight hore last night37 words
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Article40 1974-05-29 25 r OBITS for the Singapore China badminton matches on May SI, June 2 and June 5 are now completely sold oat. Arrangements have therefore been made to provide live telecasts of the matches on ail three nlghta.40 words
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246 1974-05-29 25 Albert Johnson - The last chance for Age Group swimmers Albert Johnson By SWIMMERS aiming for a berth in the national team to next month's Asian age group championships In Manila, will have a last chance to qualify ln the final trial organised by the swimming association on June 5, 8, 7, and246 words
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Article, Illustration209 1974-05-29 26 Bhumibol appoints Sanya again as Premier BANGKOK. Tues. King Bhumibol Adulyudej of Thailand today formally reappolnted Mr. Banya Dharmasaktl as Prime Minister, officially ending a week-long Government crisis caused by Mr. Sanya 's unsuccessful attempt to resign. "The King places his confidence In Mr. Sanya as Prime Minister," said anUPI - 209 words
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Article69 1974-05-29 26 BRESCIA. Tue* Pour people were killed In this Italian town and about 30 were injured, some critically, when a bomb exploded in a crowd at an antl-PaacUt rally here today. The device, apparently a time bomb, went off among several thousand people, packing a central city69 words
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Article156 1974-05-29 26 DAY DEMO. 15 HURT NEW DELHI, Tues About 15 people were seriously injured when ateel-hetmeted police used teargas and batons to break op Opposition demonstrators on Republic Day In Colombo, capital of Sri Lanka, according to reports reaching here today. The injured included a former Jmstlee Minister, Mr. Falrile Wijemane,156 words
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Article54 1974-05-29 26 CANBERRA. Tuas.— Visiting Burmese President Ne Win conferred with Prime Minister Oougn Whltlam for over two hours today on political tlaialuiallWlll In Aa_. Their disci salons wart understood to have Included the recent Indian nuclear explosion, great power rivalry in the Indian Ocean and economic developmentReuter - 54 words
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124 1974-05-29 26 JAKARTA. Tues. The Armed Forces dally, Angkatan Ber--rnjata. which reflects the thinking of the military, warned Malaysia editorially today that communist Chinese relations with the Western world and tbe United States did not guarantee that Peking had ceased Its aspport to communist activities inAP - 124 words
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Article392 1974-05-29 26 lON DON, Tom Tka itMk _u_t Trsdlac LM. «_ui« etoMd town to_r »rt»r *all O lit 1 >i it>_ urn nuimi pimmt tt Tt_H m towa 4.4 to BM.I. PMU»* Ml T T_ toMmm— la Uw UMnßutOri _»v* —1 poiMtou «n_u_ *ad urn Mb iu—_um n m»— i392 words
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Article42 1974-05-29 26 MANILA. Tuas. Att eartho.ua regtotaruhi on the p— i point RoaMforai acale ahook Dapolog City In the southern Pnlllpptnea Island of Mlndlnao, j—tn oay. But there wara no tmmedlat* report* of eaaaatttas or damage, the Pninppma Haws A«aMT reporta*. _Mssr42 words
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Miscellaneous16 1974-05-29 26 The weather WEATHBI otitlook far 8»nK»port from < «jn. to noon today: Scatter** **xmi» In late monitor16 words
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