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Title Section23 1974-05-31 1 rT'MAY 1974il TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1974 25 CENTS .MX.(P) 21/7423 words
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Article687 1974-05-31 1 AHMAD OSMAN - SBS: GOVT PROBE AHMAD OSMAN Team set up to help raise standards, clean up sabotage arid pro-Red groups By S THERE Is still a residue of pro communist groups active in some depots. There are also secret society elements inherited from the old work force. They form centres of insubordination687 words
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Article139 1974-05-31 1 THE chief executive officer of the cartel which handles 80 per cent of the global oil exports strongly indicated in an interview here today his organisation would not increase oil prices when the freeze expires on July 1. But Dr. Abderrahman Khene. secretary-general of theAP - 139 words
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Article75 1974-05-31 1 BP: £100m a month profits LONDON. Tbur- The British Petroleum Company 'HP i today announced pretax profits of *3M5 million (851.711 million) for the first quarter of H74. compared with £47 1 million (8*272 million) for the same period of 1973 An estimated £17ft million '8*1.020 million) of the totalReuter - 75 words
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238 1974-05-31 1 Ex-police officer cleared of blowing up plane BANGKOK, Thurs. A former Thai police officer was found not guilty here today of blowing up a Cathay Pacific airliner and killing all 81 people on board. Former Police Lieut Somchai Chalyasut. 31. was alleged to have placed a time-bomb In the handbagReuter - 238 words
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Article49 1974-05-31 1 HONOKONO. Thurs Five passengers suffered minor Injuries today when s Hongkong-bound Japan Airline* DC? Jetliner hit »n air pocket over the northern part of the Philippines. JAL officials reported The nve Injured al] Japanese were treated in hospital upon arrival here and later discharged. AP.AP - 49 words
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Article33 1974-05-31 1 TAIPEH. Thun. Taiwan has decided to restrict the Import of Japan** can aud colour television seta to stem Us frowing trade deficit wtth Japan, a loading Otuneac newspaper reported today. mm33 words
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Article35 1974-05-31 1 HONOHONO. Then. Soaring cosu of fuel pries* and sir .'axes cut Urn growth rate of tourists coming her* 15 per cent in the first tour months this rear, a totsra* •xpert said. UPIUPI - 35 words
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175 1974-05-31 1 Dr. K: THIS COULD BE TURNING POINT LONDON. Thursday IT.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger headed back to Washington today at the end of another successful peace mission leaving Israel and Syria committed to sign an agreement finally disengaging their forces along the Golan Heights battle front. The agreement, masterminded175 words
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Article25 1974-05-31 1 GENEVA, Thurs Israeli aad Syrian delegates) far tomorrow's signing ceremony arrived by air today within a few hoars of each other amidst stringent security precautions.25 words
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Article61 1974-05-31 1 ZURICH, Thurs Oold gained US$5 an ounce In as many minutes on the Swiss bullion market here this morning to stand at UBsl6l-*163 an ounce, dealers said. The rise in the metal's value was attributed to the news from the United States that the Senate had approved61 words
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Article61 1974-05-31 1 BANOKOK. Thun. Union Oil Co of Thailand and Bcwth-«ait Aala Petroleum Exploration Co. Ltd.. have alannisil iv and eondenaate In an exploratory well In the Ghilf of Slam, a company announcement said. Union OU Co of Thailand aaid the wetl .flowed gas at a rateAP - 61 words
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Article43 1974-05-31 1 HONOKONO. Thun. Ughaasac struck and killed three yoang picnicker* and Injured three other* today atop a mountain on an offshore Uland her* A polk* siWSlisniaii •aid the dead picnicker* were two men and one woman, aged between It and 13. APAP - 43 words
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Article33 1974-05-31 1 SEOUL. Than. All It mtaen trapped in a collapsed oc«J mine shaft on Tuaaamf ware ujumi— <l dead a* 12 more bodies were found today, mHvp safety nfftaajls here said lUufr33 words
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Article27 1974-05-31 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. Three peeast wtrt killed In a ooUl■ton imwMii Jorry and paassngw train on Monday In Surmtty*. east J«»m, poUce reported today Rsutsr27 words
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Article113 1974-05-31 1 ISTANBUL. Tkars. Tarklafc navy, army and air force malts were put on a state ef alert today following a dUaate with Greece ever Urn exploration for oil In the Aegean Sea. salutary searees said today Greek air force •Jane* ware earlier today reported flying113 words
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Article, Illustration754 1974-05-31 1 PAUL WEE - PAUL WEE By SINGAPORE police yesterday obtained a court order for the remand of a 22--year-old Malaysian student pending proceedings to extradite him to the United States to face charges of murdering his wife and her man friend. The student.Reuter; AP - 754 words
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Article66 1974-05-31 1 Bank loan rates may go up WASHINGTON. Than. World Bank officials say they are considering an increase In leading rates. The officials, who teak part in an all- day World Bank sesnlnar far editors from the Cat ted States and Canada yesterday, ■said net be Identified directly under the rales66 words
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Article310 1974-05-31 1 Burma jails crew of S'pore ship DAUOOON, Thurs.— Thirty-one memben of a Singapore fisheries research vessel have been sentenced here to a year's jail and fined about 3540,000 each for illegal entry into Burmese territorial waters. The Peoples Court, which passed the sentences yesterday, also imposed an additional fine of310 words
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Article294 1974-05-31 1 Nurse killed in raid on hospital ADDIS ABABA, Thursday pOUR armed men shot dead a Dutch mla--1 sionary nurse and kidnapped a pregnant American nurse In an attack on an American evange ical hospital in Ethiopia, the hospital said. A hospital statement •aid the men were mem- bers of theReuter - 294 words
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267 1974-05-31 2 SAIOON. Thurs. Thousands and perhaps millions of American aid dollars an going Into the pockets of Scuth Vietnamese officeis collecting pay for sol tiers who either exist on isper only or never show up for duty, authoritative sources said toWhlie no exact figures are267 words
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Article116 1974-05-31 2 LONDON. Thara. A Labour Government document yesterday recommended a aew awhile body, similar to the Called States Securities Exchange Commission, to regulate the British Stock Exchange md hasßßcas takeovers. The document, a discasslon paper intended as a prelude to legislation, rejects the stock exchange case116 words
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Article43 1974-05-31 2 HONOKONO. Thurs. chairman Mao Tne-tung today met the well-known Chinese- American physicist Dr. U Cheng-ta. the New China News Agency reported. Dr. LI. who visited China last year, was visiting hLs relatives In Urn country pr-ordlng to the agency. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article78 1974-05-31 2 WABHINOTON. Thurs. The Planned Parenthood Federation of America yesterday urged 700 birth control clinics across the country to warn their patients that women wearing the Dalkon Smeld lntra-uterlne (TUD) contraceptive device may be &e.lously risking their health The Dalkon Shield. J.J million of which have been In78 words
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Article, Illustration831 1974-05-31 2 Fullback: Kissinger's tenacity earns him world praise NEXON: IT WILL PAVE WAY FOR PERMANENT ACCORD LONDON. Thurs. WORLD capitals last night greeted the announcement of a Syrian-Israeli troop disengagement, and diplomats paid tribute to US Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger for his tenacious negotiating work in bringing about the831 words
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86 1974-05-31 2 ALGIERS, Than. Algeria said last night It was doubtful If the dlssagagem ent agreement was a step towards a lasting peace In the Middle East. The official Algerian news agency said It doubted if the accord, would lead to satlsfac- tion of the main Issues86 words
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573 1974-05-31 2 Major stride forward for US influence Asked if the PLO would go to the proposed Geneva peace talks if Invited, Mr. Hammanl said: "If Invited but we have three points which should be recognised before that. To go for the sake of going means nothing to us." Mr. Hammanl listedReuter; AP; UPI - 573 words
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Article269 1974-05-31 2 PEACE-MAKER BREAKS ALL RECORDS BEIEUT, Than. Dr. Kissinger Tiaited sev*a eountrles aad covered thousands of miles (kilometres) in his relentleaa pursuit of the diseagagemeat agree meat between Israel aad Syria aamaattd toaight The key date* la his astsstoo, which broke all records for jet-axe diplomacy, were: Ann. tS meetlaa: la269 words
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231 1974-05-31 3 Oil: A bid to erase trade deficits PARIS, Thurs. The world's industrialised countries yesterday moved towards acceptance of a one-year ban on the use of trade restrictions to correct balance of payment deficits caused by the International oil crisis. But all raised the question cf how the deficits should beReuter - 231 words
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Article127 1974-05-31 3 Funds for World Bank loan group WASHINGTON, Thurs —The Senate voted yesterday to authorise funds for a World Bank croup that provides law Interest loans to the world's poorest countries. The House of Representatives voted last January to kill the USSI.SM million (SS3.SM million) replenishment for the croup the InternationalReuter - 127 words
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Article33 1974-05-31 3 JAKARTA. Thurt Ninety-one people have died of cholera In the Kedlii re«ldn.es in east Java since May M. and 2SI others have been hospitalised, the Catholic newspaper Rompu reported today AP.AP - 33 words
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537 1974-05-31 3 JAPANESE RADICAL GROUP LASH OUT WITH AXES Terror in Tokyo suburb TOKYO, Thurs. At dawn, a dozen young Japanese radicals burst into a saburban rooming house where two leaders from a rival extremist faction were sleeping and beat them savagely with axes and metal pipes. Neighbours said later that the537 words
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Article162 1974-05-31 3 rKYO, Than.— A government advisory committee proposed yesterday an ove r all amendment of present criminal laws, advocating stricter standards and punishment for a wide range of crimes, including M new ones. The proposal touched off sharp controversy and opposition among Members of Parliament, intellectuals162 words
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Article69 1974-05-31 3 BANOKOK. Thurt Thai bujtoe*, authorities have rejected a Japanese demand that Immigration laws be eased for Japanese rniilnens men in return for an adjustment In balance of trade between the two countries, a leading businessman mm today Mr. Ob Vasuratna. president of the Board of69 words
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384 1974-05-31 3 Lisbon talks drag on into sixth day LONDON, Thurs.—Ceasefire talks here between Portugal and the African nationalists In Portuguese Guinea went into their sixth day today Dr. Antonio d Almeida Santos. Portuguese Minister responsible for the overseas territories of Portuguese Ouinea, Mozambique and Angola, told reporters as he went into384 words
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Article, Illustration298 1974-05-31 4 Talks begin on powersharing in N. Ireland BELFAST. Thurs Britain's Northern Ireland supremo Merlyn Rees today began talks here with Protestant and Catholic political leaders to work out a new basts for sharing power between the two com muni tie*. The talks marked the start of a four-month period ofReuter; UPI - 298 words
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Article158 1974-05-31 4 London court ruling on Godber LONDON. Thar*. Chief London Magistrate Sir PYank Milton today said that authority to proceed with the extradition of former Hongkong police superintendent Peter Oodber mutt be received In Britain within four weeks. When Oodber, 63, made his fifth appearance on an extradition warrant at BowReuter - 158 words
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Article186 1974-05-31 4 MOSCOW. Thurs -The Soviet Union's first unmanned lunar probe In 16 months flew on course to the moon today and western experts predicted the Russians would attempt a soft landing. XM.UMBCB (Ohio) A 810 to establish the death penalty for kidnapping n the victim were harmed waa passed byAgencies - 186 words
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532 1974-05-31 4 N-arms race: 'Russia in the debate in US j RIDDLE SPARKS OFF RIFT NEW YORK. Thursday fHE defence establishment and the scientific community are increasingly involved in a sharp debate over whether the Soviet Union is about to surpass the United States in some areas of strategic naclear weaponry. The532 words
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Article116 1974-05-31 4 HAMBURG. Thurs. The publishers of the economic mag a 1 1 n c Capital said yesterday they had paid 100.000 marks (85M.860) to the Qermaii Red Cross as a gesture of regret for wrongly linking West Oermany's counter-In-telligence chief with communist espionage. The pubtlahlnt company. OrunerReuter - 116 words
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192 1974-05-31 4 Japanese boats get Soviet warning TOKYO, Thurs. The Soviet Union notified Japan yesterday it would take tough measures against Japanese fishing boats operating along the Continental Shelf area claimed by the Soviet Union, the Japanese Foreign ministry said. The ministry said the notification was made in reply to tv recentReuter - 192 words
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154 1974-05-31 4 Aussies cancel special rights for Britons pAXBOUIA, Ttaarv -Brl V/ tlah mlfranU will loao thoir saoeUl c*Unashli rifhta la AnstraUa aadar now law* iinilai lato of foot oa They will bo treated la mlfranU from all other nattaaa. rwnaili, Britoas won •Ms to aUlai Aasttm. liaa ntHßanaalj attar and had154 words
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178 1974-05-31 4 Whitlam victor but final votes to be counted /CANBERRA, Thurs Australia's Labour Government headed by Prime Minister Oough Whitlam, has won the general election held 13 days ago, but It Is still not known what majority it will have in the House of Representatives. Today counting In the last ofReuter - 178 words
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Article60 1974-05-31 4 LAHORE. Thuri Angry crowds burned and destroyed shop* and busineaaea in the Pakistan city of Lyallpur today In an outbreak of sectarian violence, according to report* reaching here today The report* aaid police used teargaa and batoncharged crowd* of Sunn! Muslims who were attackingthe property of membersReuter - 60 words
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418 1974-05-31 5 World Bank signs big loan deals with oil nations WASHINGTON, Thursday fHE World Bank has signed up major new loans with Middle East oil-producing countries and is expecting more in the coming weeks, officials said yesterday. They declined to say how much money was involved but reported that the amountsReuter - 418 words
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Article, Illustration145 1974-05-31 5 BOMBAY, Thursday rE Indian public got its first took today at the artificial hillock created by the nuclear test blast on May 18. Bombay newspapers published pictures from the Indian Atomic Energy Commission showing the Raja- tan test site east of New Delhi. One showed the145 words
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95 1974-05-31 5 Highlands outpost captured by Reds QAIOON, Thurs. ComC munlst forces today apparently overran Tleu A Ta outpost in the Central Highlands, gov-e-nment military sources said. The sources said the remote camp manned by less than 150 Montagnard ml.ltlamen went out of radio contact after being hit by more than 10095 words
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Article79 1974-05-31 5 COLOMBO. Thurs. Brl Lanka has decided not to tighten restrictions on the number of specialists leaving for Jobs abroad because there are not enough posts on the island to go round, official sources said today. Despite a rapid outflow of technically qualified men over the pastReuter - 79 words
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324 1974-05-31 5 Sanya picks unknowns for his new Cabinet BANGKOK. Thurs. Prime Minister Sanya Dharmasakti in announcing the names of Thailand's new cabinet today said his choice stUl had to be formally approved by King Bhumibol Adulyadej, Radio I Thailand reported. {The radio said the Prime 1 Minister announced the names atReuter - 324 words
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360 1974-05-31 5 WASHINGTON, Thursday (X3NGRESSIONAL lawyers are drafting a letter warning President Nixon that his refusal to hand over more Watergate tapes and documents is increasing his chances of impeachment. The House of Representatives Judiciary committee will consider sending Mr. Nixon a letter toReuter; AP - 360 words
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Article142 1974-05-31 5 GOVT OF LONG BORET CENSURED nHNOM PENH. Thurs. I The Cambodian Parliament today decided to censure the government of Prime Minister Long Boret after an allnight closed door session, informed sources said. The censure motion, passed after a marathon 34- hour session, accused the Government of not following the national142 words
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Article178 1974-05-31 5 ROME, Thurs. Btreet battles raged late Into the night In most of Italy's main cities as leftwlng anger mounted over the Brescia bomb attack which left six people dead and M Injured. Rome and Milan bore the brunt of the leftwlng backlash where police, firing rifles IntoReuter - 178 words
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Article, Illustration391 1974-05-31 6 CHRISTINE CHEW - CHRISTINE CHEW By A IX it takes to be an Infantryman's best friend is to have "a keen sense of smell, a quickness to learn and undying devotion." Buch a Mend will help him hunt down enemy troops, warnPioneer - 391 words
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Article28 1974-05-31 6 'Pirate fined WONG CHEE KtONG, 25, of Malaysia *as fined a total of $1.5«t by a magistrate's court yesterday for bringing pirated records Into Singapore. He pleaded guilty.28 words
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Article57 1974-05-31 6 A POUR-MAN marketIng team from Europe will arrive here on Monday for a five-day familiarisation tour. They an Mr HJM van Dar WUck from Rotterdam. Mr CD Weetphal from Hamburg. Mr J. John (ram Ffy»frit» tad air p a>*«» t^% irsm Copenhagen— ail scents of aVanDuteh. the57 words
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Article77 1974-05-31 6 A REWARD ef Mt.etO Is Being offered for Information leading to the arrest of thoae resEnsibte for the stabtg of a yoang woman In Cuppage Road last November. An advertisement in yesterday's Straits Times, Inserted by a firm of sottdtera, asked for information to be sent to77 words
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Article201 1974-05-31 6 A TEENAGER, Ho Soo Kwang, was stabbed by two youths after a 100-yard-chase along East Coast Avenue in Katong last night. Ho. 10, of Jalan Tua Kong, received multiple ■tab wounds But his condition was described as "not serious." Ho was believed to have been201 words
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Article88 1974-05-31 6 Kwek heads EDB staff branch HIGHER executive officer Mr. Kwek Hoe Llm has been elected chairman of the EDB Staff Branch of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees Other official* are: Mr Loe Kofc Weng (vice-chair-man). Mr. Robert Teo (secretary*. Mra. Uew Hun Shoong (aasartant aacretary) Mr Jack Teo (treasurer)88 words
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Article85 1974-05-31 6 WOMAN HAWKER TIED UP AND ROBBED fITWO rehhers held ap 1 a w—au hawker at her heajsc la Jalan Paesr. eff Geylang mead, en Wednesday and fled with ll.Me In cash and valaahles. Madam Pow Elm Hcag. M, was sewing at her besae at aheat 11 a.sa. wken the rubber*85 words
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555 1974-05-31 6 T. F. HWANG - T. F. HWANG "*y I AWYERS handling contentions litigation matters for wholly illiterate clients should work 10 times harder before their cases are heard. Chief Justice Mr. Wee Chong Jin said yesterday. He made the remark after a flve-hour hearing of555 words
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Article29 1974-05-31 6 A COUBINED annlveraaxy celebration of the Ttong Bahru and Kirn Jlaa community centrea and the Ttong Bahru citizens consultative committee will be held at the Nation*! Theatre tonight29 words
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271 1974-05-31 6 Chua to open Keep S'pore Crime-free drive HEALTH and Home Affairs Minister Mr Chua 81an Chin win open the "Keep Singapore Crime-free" campaign and Police Week at the Vlctorlal Memorial Hall on Bunday. An exhibition, displaying pictures and statistics of the current trend in crime and other antlcrlme tips for271 words
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Article105 1974-05-31 6 NZ envoy opens new school 'FHE New Zealand High M. Commissioner, Mr R. Peren, yesterday opened the New Zealand Services School In Woodlands The school caters for 700 primary, Intermediate and secondary level students as well as for sixth form pupils studying by correspondence. During the pan week. two other105 words
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Article68 1974-05-31 6 2,500 to take part in Charithon ABC|UT 2.500 people will uke part In "Charithon "74" organised by th* Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union on Sunday at 8 a.m. The event, which will ace participant* walking, cycling and riding 1 uiahawa. la to help raise funds for charity The target U WO68 words
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203 1974-05-31 6 qnHB educational MlX nlstry will compile a register of staff members of educational Institutions who are prepared to take in foreign students studying In Singapore. Full particulars of the accommodation offered, the rent charged, and the type of boarder preferred will be Included203 words
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Article, Illustration193 1974-05-31 8 PAUL WEE - PAUL WEE Woman owes subscribers $200,000 By ANOTHER woman tontine heat! Has been renorted missing with abciit $200,000 due to her subscribers. According to them, the woman, In her forties, disappeared from her Jalan Bahagla home In St. Michael Estate last Tuesday. The subscribers have not193 words
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Article34 1974-05-31 8 The outfoinff Italian Trade OntnmlMtonrr. Dr. Marco lawm, wIU hold a oockUU party at lUfflei Howl on Monday to welcome hu iwrtirr. Dr. BnlUo Btnl. and to bid farewell to hi* frtaod*.34 words
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Article42 1974-05-31 8 MR. 800 Ban Hoe has been elected president of the Stockbroker! Association of Singapore. Other official* Include Mr Richard Chung (nrst vlcepreaident). Mr. Winston Tan i second vice- president). Mr. Teo Kah Leong (secretary) and Mr. Lee Soon Ho (treasurer).42 words
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Article106 1974-05-31 8 Stroll that ended in death EIOHTY-two year old Leong Yee Tin was having his usual walk along Killlney Road when he slipped and fell Into a drain, a Coroner's Court heard yesterday. He was warded at the. Outram Hospital where he died of a fractured skull and a broken spine106 words
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350 1974-05-31 8 SINGAPORE national servicemen* immigration problems at Kal Tak airport can be av'.'ded if they disclose tnelr Hongkong holiday plans to the Ministry of i/efence when they apply far exit permits. It was learnt yesterday. At the moment, national servicemen going on350 words
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174 1974-05-31 8 S'poreans shine at Dartmouth naval -course- FIVE Singaporeans from the Maritime Command have emerged* tops at the end of a year's midshipman's course at Britannia Royal Naval College In I Dartmouth, Britain. I They are midshipmen Ong Hung Eng, Foo Yip Eng, Oeorge Ooh and Tay Seng TUn who have174 words
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Article44 1974-05-31 8 Social work course THE Unlvewity at Singapore* Department of Kttramural Studies is organlHiig a 10-lecture court* on social work at the unlvwstty's Nlsaen hut 10A from June 11 at IJO PJn The count fee I* MO Application form* are available from the department's sscratary.44 words
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Article33 1974-05-31 8 mJMBKRS picked In jmterdayt Toto Draw No 43/74 were 4«, 19. 10. M and 27 The additional number Is 13 In the drelM draw, number* wm: 16. M and 17.33 words
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Article43 1974-05-31 8 TUB Quaenatown Community Centre Youth Sub-com-mittee U planning to hold courses in arts, folk dancing, swimming and archery (or beglnnc? at it* premises In Bidler Terrace. Application t-yrw may be obtained trom U*e centre The closing date Is June IS.43 words
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Article30 1974-05-31 8 BOS guide booklots will not be sold at post office* from tomorrow, but will be available at the Singapore But Service section atßoss, bookshops, and news vendor stalls.30 words
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258 1974-05-31 8 rpHE Singapore Flsh Merchants' Associa- tlon yesterday assured Johore state that Its re-exports of Malaysian fish to Johore Baru would not create a price hike of fish there. The association's secretary, Mr. Tan Jool Teck, said that prices would not be adversely affected258 words
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Article59 1974-05-31 8 BAR FIGHT COSTS 3 $1,300 THREE men were 1 fined a total of $1,3H b- a magistrate's court yesterday for lighting in the Sin Pong nightclub at Serangoon Road on May 16. Tan Heng, X, and Aw Ah Nan. M, were each fined fete, while Heng Ah Tee, who had59 words
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196 1974-05-31 8 N-THEATRE TO RE-OPEN BUT FACELIFT NOT OVER C I N GAPOREs a National Theatre will re open tomorrow after being closed lor a threemonth facelift costing $450,000. However, a National Theatre Trust spokesman said that the renovations were far from completed. A report of two American consultants on how to196 words
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Article115 1974-05-31 8 Y\R Veoh Ohim Seng. ''the Speaker of Parliament and MP for Joo Chlat, yesterday officiated at the balloting ceremony for the sale of 894 HDB flats at Marine Parade estate. They Include 594 units of three-room Improved flats in five blocks and 300 units115 words
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Advertisement231 1974-05-31 8 Cassette Units From Who Gave You i^^^^^^h Japan's First i Wow Flutter O 07% Aiwa craftsmansh 'P scores big again. s Ratio This time with a pair of superb component OUab First comes the very capable AD-1 500 nSI a^LV^ JgiNi? stereo cassette tape deck. With all the low wow231 words
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Article285 1974-05-31 9 Unions seek full NWC award AFFILIATE unions of the NTUC have written to employers asking for the full implementation of the National Wages Council recommendations. This follows a "go-ahead" order to them by the NTUC after a closed-door meeting on Tuesday during which sections of the award were clarified by285 words
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159 1974-05-31 9 S'POREAN FOR LONDON PIANO CONTEST SEOW Ylt Kin of Singapore, a music student in London is among 16 of the world's most talented young pianists competing for a K. 1.000 (555.700) prise in a Cano competition to held on June 5 and 6 there. The competition is sponsored by Britain's159 words
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Article50 1974-05-31 9 The Kampong Kjetnban- gan community centre will organise a baby show at Its centre in Jalan L*pang on Aug. 17. at 2 p.m. Tlie competition U opened to residents m the area. Bitry forms are available at the centre from 3 pm. to I 10 da50 words
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232 1974-05-31 9 Sporting way to end prejudice over disabled A DOCTOR has called for more sporting events to be arranged between the disabled and able-bodied so as to eradicate social prejudice against the disabled. Dr. Robert Don. a medical officer at the Rehabilitation Centre of the Tan Tock Seng Hospital, made this232 words
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Article35 1974-05-31 9 JUMAJU bin Saut, 30. waa fined $790 by a magletrate a court I—' w nr oonm+mijnf puia frmtaJnlnf methaqualone at Pay* Lebar Road on Uajr ft at about •It pjn Hi pleaded guilty35 words
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291 1974-05-31 9 Leading banks may adopt Option Two MAJOR banks In S.nI a pore adopt opt on two of the 1972 National Wages Council guidelines in their new collective pacts with the Singapore Bank Employees Union. This means they may pay their workers an annual wage supple mrnt of three months pay291 words
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Article74 1974-05-31 9 Trespass into airport: $400 fine SO E O I A T Ahmad Yaklm, 20, was fined $400 by a magistrate's court for trespassing into Paya Lebar Airport on Tuesday He was also Jailed for two months (or entering Singapore Uiat day without a permit. The court was told that airport74 words
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Article35 1974-05-31 9 MR J. F. Conceicao. MP for Katong and Director of the Department of Bctramural Studies. University of Singapore, will present prises at Broadrlck Secondary School's annual speech and prlse-glvlng day at 10 am today.35 words
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Advertisement468 1974-05-31 9 CORN OIL $AQft BLACKCURRANT JUICE „O c TIMDER SPRING *o.yv *I.YD chicken *2.45 DRAGON* HORSE 2k, {4.4 ib) *> i*>« VITA PLUS 708-1 (25..) h> k»t «d. DANiSH INSTANT OATS si on CREAM *U0 POLY WAFFLE BAR T"" injIMHI V/HIJ 5 1 30 KEAI«ESH 227 c (8«) p.r cm ci468 words
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Miscellaneous255 1974-05-31 9 Straits Times Crossword AC'EOM aquatic animal (7). 1 Oive an account of Prmch 7 SUtn on the characUra of MUrary figure <•>. oertaln races (7). 5 Allow one mneUUng to A Cakdonlaa poUUdan. read at university <•>. of eours* (I. 9uperlatmiy eren trial, 13 Not a clever one to employ255 words
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274 1974-05-31 10 Silo chief to 350: Do a better job COME 350 employees of a Japanese precision Instruments firm in Changi have been urged to provide "better Job performance and harder work." The call was made by Mr. Phey Yew Kok, general secretary of the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation, following a new274 words
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Article, Illustration133 1974-05-31 10 Col. Choo gets top job fOLONEL Winston V Choo (above) 33, the youngest officer to be promoted to colonel's rank two years ago, has taken over the post of Director of General Staff at the Defence Ministry. The former Director, Brigadier Kirpa Ram ViJ, 39, has returned to the civil133 words
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400 1974-05-31 10 Key role of teachers in war on drugs... fEACHERS should be equipped with a working Knowledge of the common drugs of abuse and their illeffects to help prevent a drug scourge among the student population. This call Is made by the Singapore Anti-Nar-cotics Ass r. elation (SANA) In an article400 words
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220 1974-05-31 10 NEWS that a survey carried out in England has found the birth control pill safe did not take local expert* by surprise. Several of those contacted said that It was old news, although still good news, as It confirms the old belief that220 words
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338 1974-05-31 10 Butchers to lower pork prices tomorrow BUTCHERS will knock down the prices of pork by 10-20 cents a kati tomorrow. According to the Singapore Pork Merchants Association, lean meat kati will now cost $330 leg meat $2.80, streaky $2.20 and lard $1.30. The AMDCiatlon yettcrday •aid pork prices were bang338 words
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Advertisement498 1974-05-31 10 TOWER SUPER COOUNG TOWER Accepted and Recognised by Industries in tropical zones for its QUALITY, DURABILITY Rf LIABILITY es m X From3toVOOOtoos WAH CHAN6 ENBINEERING CORPN. (PTE) LTD. (MlsUf CsMMB GMOUP OF COsMPANSCS) 17triFUDOR. RCDBIMA HOUSE. NQI SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3. *****2 (islineS) Robinson s J supermarket The498 words
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Miscellaneous262 1974-05-31 10 ■rtngtat Op **<*•* »y sltM EgvtMili #fc —I Cm ip f I "1 I BVT TMBSV MB BO I I I CAMT W»W OUT -^-JiT RKTHSW, WP Mgr)B»l' < ob*j»,wmv ccnY V kmt trrvum* voot> look vwv mamc mms so smow you urn new I J X3U BUV>OUWS»-*yl Nsm>* HANOCOMI262 words
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Article, Illustration270 1974-05-31 11 PORT DICKSON, Thura. 1 Sholchi Nakajltna, who (ailed to swim wroii the Malacca Straiti. said today that he will return for another attempt next year— and he siucessML In an Interview, be said: "I offer no excuses. I was just too tired to270 words
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239 1974-05-31 11 IT UAL A LUMPUR, Thurs. Eighteen firms have offered to take in some of the 47 bumiputra graduates who are completing their threemonth business administration crash course at the Mara Institute of Technology at Shah Alam. A spokesman of the Trade and239 words
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Article43 1974-05-31 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Anglo-Asian Trading Corporation has raised the price of its cooking gas by 13.70 for a 331 b. cylinder— the fifth company to do so. The new price for the AngloAsian gas is now $12.50.43 words
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79 1974-05-31 11 China ties won't halt war on guerillas KUALA LI'MPUR. Than. Tke establishment of diplomatic relations with China will not deter Malaysia's determination to eliminate communist terrorist remnants. Police Inspector-Ge-neral Datuk Hajl Abdul Rahman Hashim, who •aid this yesterday, added: "They win not not be allowed to nntinue their nefarious activities."79 words
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326 1974-05-31 11 Sarawak Reds: 'Some still active' -NO CAUSE FOR ALARM SAYS HAMZAH KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday J^ SMALL number of communist guerillas in the First Division of Sarawak are still known to be involved in subversive actitvities, Defence Minister Datuk Hamzah Abu Samah said here tonight. This is because security forces have326 words
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237 1974-05-31 11 ALI BABA AND THE DRUG THAT NEVER WAS... PKANO, Thurs— Mr. Justice Chan* Mlv Tat zoday ordered the Immediate release of a youth who was serving a two-month Jail sentence for falling to pay a $300 fine on a charge of possessing morphine. All Baba bin Mohamed. 21, was convicted237 words
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117 1974-05-31 11 B-Malaysia in first year courses at varsity DENANO, Thurs. fl Bahasa Malaysia will be used as a medium of instruction in the first year of several courses In the Unlversiti Sains Malaysia from next year. ■Student* who are UiU unable to macter Bahaaa Malay** are required, therefore, to be dllttgcnt117 words
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302 1974-05-31 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Communications Minister Tan Sri Sardon bin Haji Jublr does not have to attend court tomorrow to testify in a civil suit, the High Court ruled today. Mr. Justice AJalb Singh said the writ of subpoena Issued against Tan Sri Sardon302 words
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Article151 1974-05-31 11 2-WEEK PERMIT HITS JOHORE TRADE JOHORE BARU. Thurs. Tourism In Johore has suffered because of the Imposition of the two-week only vehicle pass for Singapore cars, the State Assembly was told. "This new ruling will deter Singapore t<virlsts. It is also contrary to the overall policy of building up the151 words
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Article30 1974-05-31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Ttlur*. Mal*r«* AlrUn* SyaUm will siffn an irwroiit with th« Indonesian Air Communications Training Board on TttMtlay for the tralnliif or MAS cadet pilots In Indonatfa.30 words
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173 1974-05-31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Thirty Muslim countries have accepted Invitations to attend the fifth Islamic foreign Ministers conference to be held here beginning June XI, it was stated here today The chairman of the national organisation committee of the conference. Encik Jamaluddln Abu Bakar,Reuter - 173 words
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Advertisement180 1974-05-31 11 I Towering above all others amidst Singapore's bustling future banking centre, the colossal 50-storey imcrnafionai Shopping Complex ready for business !fer f 2 office and shop space for rent ;&P sllH Towering 50-storey high, the magnificent frp^^t 5s •"Vl; j- International Plaza is a unique building of P'Sr^' ""M lit'180 words
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Advertisement204 1974-05-31 12 sWTb^bMsP BB bCj MUSTANG l_4|j p The new lean .a j_ and lovely lj Sr watches W On| v ■v bbbbmbbl BBaw^aflsV B^^B>a^v9 alrkm M bhSSbblbt B^ automatic j^ day/ date ™A^^ Oris of Switzerland Asfl 1^ proudly presents the Mustang. Cased 7 in a lean, square cut. fefis^ stainless204 words
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Advertisement279 1974-05-31 12 1 iaaui cunuftiiri 2 shomvs nmhtly! NOW SHOWImi! 7.00 9.90 pm. SaOMISSION: AdulU $2.00. Children $I.OQ{ jj majStJc* oiEM-».*niv«tL cmr j tIMILTMEOIS HIMIW TOMOHOWI H^ The ITiree Musketeers! u OnetbrAll and Afl lor FUN" JM Tie Wei l974 VtritM. i 1 l_ wH^KTp Ail Your Favourits lflk Stars Are In279 words
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Advertisement315 1974-05-31 12 I aai f m. yamc nm CHAJir CHINCSC KAMTI/Kim 7Z atOINNBNS CLASSCS COMMINCIN6 OM s.t. n fON YOUNt ANO OLD INNP.SPSCTIVC OF SCX. INSTRUCTIONS IN CNOLISH ANO CHINCSC FRU MEDICAL TREATMENT IN CAM OP IXTtR NAL/INTIRNAL INJURHS APPLY 171-S. BALCSTICN NO A O HOOF OANDCN) OPPOSITC HOOVER THEATRE TEL J4471315 words
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Advertisement351 1974-05-31 12 OPENS TODAY AT LI [DO 5 1 1 am. 1 .45. 4.00, 6.45 ft 9. 1 5pm -NO FREE LIST Produced ft Directed by John Sturges who gave yw "Tie Higilfloe.it 7" t, "Ts» trwt Etcpe I i bb i*ti*3t\i2fa m ..^■bbV i BKBV^^^sl ■flat i^U^Bß^Ail T I bbbA^lV BBBvBBBBdLI351 words
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Advertisement677 1974-05-31 12 BB"BBlB^p«*B»ia^ I I QB6AW tATIQ N i Oaans Today No Fra« v,, Chartaa Branson ja kMaM i Tha VALDCZ MORSf S 11 am. 1.30.4.00. S.4S. S3O d JOHN WAYNE "McO Pana»taion S C<*x (We TOMOWWOW MIDNIGHT S. Sunday Momtna Shows at CAPITOL LIDO PRESIDES r REX-SKVUOXV JUP.ONG Chan Kuan Tm677 words
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Advertisement162 1974-05-31 13 •>■ rp 1 |^more spice andNg ■variety to your f00d..! I NONYA FOOD I I Variety the spice of life I Come to Luna Coffee House for heart V ip.cy Nonys dai.cac«s. I We »ef ye d.tterent d.she* every day of the week. UjnjCoffee House open 24 hours. m COFFEE162 words
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Advertisement181 1974-05-31 13 a^^ C* J ea^al Gino's Vino Bar (Above Gino's Italian Restaurant) Open Daily 5 pm Midnight Good wines by the glaaa or carafe piua all the ueual drinks Perfect for an aperitif before dining in Gino s »ri for relaxing afterwards with coffee and liquera. TOE HRST AMD OWLY AJTWEWTOC181 words
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Advertisement652 1974-05-31 13 .atflEia. JaY sal aTyV *fw laV JB tCw m j r*^> Hij 'y itr jas vPv HMrt IUXUBOM aOOMS TO ACCOmaOOATI YOU* FUNCTIONS Mich as akxu>ma(i«sia»iis ««faaj«r <n»n(i «j»i'tt > ■Jl tM »1A»»IS VfNUJ |M «!A»ttV MAISIM <TA*llS ■V OW* CMAPGfS Al»l FAIH AMO «lAJONA»Xf ANO"*t «"VKI tf H oaiLfNT652 words
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Article465 1974-05-31 14 THE current controversy over increased exposure time for the "parallel language" arose from the concern of parents with children In English-stream schools. These parents, as Mr. Lee Kuan Yew pointed out on Tuesday, are EnglishSDeaklng and are mainly of Chinesedescent. So the Prime Minister's suggestion that children from465 words
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Article105 1974-05-31 14 IF the Singapore-based fisheries research vessel, Changi SMS 727, illegally entered Burmese waters on April 7 as charged, the crew must pay the penalty. But are the harsh Jail-and-flne sentences Imposed by a Rangoon court yesterday Justified? The Changi Is a research ship belonging to the multigovernment105 words
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Article437 1974-05-31 14 It's only a piece of papet WASHINGTON: Washington and Moscow are pushing hard towards a new limitation on nuclear tests, hoping to have it ready for signing at the summit meeting scheduled for Moscow next month. But Administration officials concede that the agreement is designed more to show that BastWestNYT - 437 words
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681 1974-05-31 14 JAMES RESTON - JAMES RESTON By Charlottesville WHEN President Nixon dismissed Mr. Archibald Cox as his special prosecutor In the Watergate ease, he not only misjudged the public outcry that followed, but liberated Mr. Cox to speak out on the rules of law and Impeachment. This may681 words
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Article1099 1974-05-31 14 TSAI TAN - TSAI TAN CTj WHENEVER two people get together and talk of the double standard morality, they Inevitably mean sexual morality. One rule for the men and another for their consorts How many people, however, think of or even realise that another double standard exists In society, where It1,099 words
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304 1974-05-31 14 Mediocre expats and our frustrated admen rERE is no more frustrated lot than our local advertising personnel, comprising creative consultants. designers, copywriters and photographers, to mention a few Our advertising market is still, after long years, dominated by foreign admen. A small group of these foreigners distributed In a number304 words
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Letter186 1974-05-31 14 vr/HATEVXK the rea- sons to stage the National Day Parade again In the late afternoon. It appears that little consideration Is being given to the Inconvenience caused to those participating as well as to the general public. The only serious disadvantage of a morning parade seems to be the peed186 words
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Letter81 1974-05-31 14 LETTER boxes were Installed by the HDB on the ground-floor of our flats a year ago. For some untold reason, the keys to the let ter boxes were not given tr. us until May 23 this year. I then found a letter dated Feb. 1 in my letter box. This81 words
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Letter64 1974-05-31 14 Z^OULD I congratulate Vj the mastermind who on Sunday May 26 at the National Stadium pulled the biggest bluff In history by convincing the thousands of disappointed football fans that the Singapore vs Penang match would be telecast live. I salute him as a person who shows Initiative, quick thinking,64 words
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468 1974-05-31 14 GOVT REPLIES Married women who want suitable jobs OLEASE refer to the I letter headlined "Help mothers to find suitable JCjs" by "Once Working" ST March 29). It must be recognised that given the free labour market In Slnga pore. It U not possible for the Ministry of Labour to468 words
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Advertisement10 1974-05-31 14 Olivetti SYSTEM 77 the economical accounting System I I M10 words
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Advertisement411 1974-05-31 14 I ill TWO DAYS pany FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS M BIG VARIETIES OF PRINTED l^fe f BLOUSE i NOW S4 00 IV* J PLAIN BCOY SHIRTS S 6.00 -T /|k\ BATIK BLOUSES $12 00 Isk AmhM KNEE SKIRTS 20 COL D ••00 E? PINAFORE 20 COLO $10 00 SKIRTS411 words
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Article, Illustration176 1974-05-31 15 CTOHMEB beauty «ueen 1\ Sum! Soekendar, 25, of BaU U back In Singapore on her sixth visit. like every other girl, she loves shopping and is back again one month after her last visit for a holiday and to do more176 words
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Article84 1974-05-31 15 Licences for 35 security bodies THE Ministry of Home Affairs has so far granted licences to 35 organisations under the Private 'Investigation and Security Agencies Act, 1»73. Ten of these (Inns arc licensed to provide security guards and Investigation services. 14 to provide security guards only and 11 to carry84 words
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Article45 1974-05-31 15 THE Ministry of Culture will preaent the sixth coacert In Ita aeries of Concert for the Young at the National Library lecture hall tomorrow at 2 p.m. Admission Is by complimentary tickets obtainable at th» library on a firstcome first-serve basis.45 words
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Article38 1974-05-31 15 TWO youths. Toh Tiam Huat, 21. and Chua Bee Huat, 19. were stabbed by three armed men at Block 111, Jurong Town, on Wednesday night They were admitted to Alexandra Hospital In a serious condition.38 words
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178 1974-05-31 15 Traffic tickets: Lorry owners' plea MEMBERS of the Singapore Lorry Owners' Association are asking the authorities to send traffic summonses to lorry drivers only and not to lorry owners as well. Said Mr. Sim Buan Seng, the association., secretary: "Copies of summonses sent to lorry drivers who have committed traffic178 words
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Article40 1974-05-31 15 The National Productivity Board will organla* a 11--day course on "Professional Salesmanship at th* SIM lecture room, Tnong Teck Buldlng. on June 17. Tne fee U $120 for members of the National Productivity Association, and IISO40 words
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Article455 1974-05-31 15 Rise in city parking fees feared J^ GOVERNMENT surcharge on commercially operated car parks in the restricted zone will inevitably lead to an increase in parking fees, according to the management of these car parks. They say It will In turn lead to trade unions asking for more transport allowance455 words
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114 1974-05-31 15 Seidene strike talks end in deadlock rpHE Singapore Indus- trial Labour Organisation and management of the strike- hit Seidene. a laundry In Delta Road, yesterday failed to settle their dispute In talks at the Labour Ministry. The atrtke la now In Ita fourth day. A apokeanan for the workers aatd114 words
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89 1974-05-31 15 AEB to hold three new courses next month rpHE Adult Education Board, will conduct three new course* next month. The flnt, 30-w«ek ootour photogrßptay ooutm on ootour ncKfttlvt procaMnff and mlargcntcnt of ootour photo■rapha from Mfitim will be held every Sunday from June 2 at I pjn. A 11-WMk of89 words
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Article183 1974-05-31 15 rYIHE Singapore Bos 1 Service Pte. Ltd. is conducting a feasibility study Into the economic aae of double decker hues in the Republic If the slody proves favourable, such bases will be on the road In April or May next year. The Straits Times understands that183 words
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Advertisement263 1974-05-31 15 Rarkerj International /Mf ff a proud possession, a magnificent gift •Slimmetl bill pen ever nude by Pjrker the writing instrument that combines good looks and flawless performance. •flitted in five finishes. UK Gold on Sterling Silver, UK Cold-Fill. 22K Gold Electroplite. Solid Sterling Silver and Brushed Stainless Steel Each perfectly263 words
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Miscellaneous132 1974-05-31 15 TV MALAYSIA (3) X AA Programme Sumnary I 144 Thrill Seekers 7.M Programme •3.UU 3J3 Man Melukis J l2 Summary 7.1S Dikir Barat 7.44 Potret Pekerti 4.13 Iman 4.1S Bakat Malay Film IM Penstiwa IM TV SJ2 Programme Summary S.M News IJI Malay Film (Contd) NJI <n 131 The Family132 words
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Miscellaneous714 1974-05-31 15 TV SINGAPORE (5) 0 Oft W Trld ltH) Tnt Tnra IA Ne»s in Brief IJS fa.W mission (Colour) IJI U.JU Petticoat Junction F* Th. kgj CM IJI Dt, gy-a of t»ents (Cbintw) 3 M Love is a HawsrMl (MKiy) J.» BatawMon Miny tyttimtf Thinf 4 M Home- Mutation Mitckts by714 words
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Miscellaneous20 1974-05-31 15 WATE* c*tuMßi»U*n •n Wednesday was 122.1 Biiltt*tt gallons (55«,«e eabts ■Mtras). 14 illalii gsßsaia (lt,tM eeate letiei). leas than Tuesday20 words
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605 1974-05-31 16 LESUE FONG - LESUE FONG By INTERNAL security problems of SouthEast Asian nations, the Indian Ocean and the Straits of Malacca, and regional strategic options in the wake of a precarious Indo-China and a "nuclear" India are expected to be among topics to be discussed at an605 words
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75 1974-05-31 16 A TEENAGE student became prrgnant after attending a Christmas house party in which MX piUs were passed round. The flrl a Secondary Three student had taken a '"ft drink offered to her by some boys at the party, amid the latest news bulletin of75 words
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Article, Illustration333 1974-05-31 16 A RUNAWAY pontoon, reported missing at sea last Tuesday, turned up at a Pasir Panjang boat* l yesterday and smashed Into It pleasure craft leaving a trail of damage running into thousands of dollars. The IM-foot long pontoon drifted Into the Ong333 words
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Article99 1974-05-31 16 $4,125 haul from two homes TWrEVES broke Into two homes on Wednesday and took $4,125 In cash and Jewellery. The first victim. Madam Marlam Alsagoff. 58, told police that she returned to her Balestier Road home at about 5 p.m. that day to find her house ransacked. Cash and Jewellery99 words
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Article23 1974-05-31 16 WORK on tne »7*>ooo Raffles Institution iwlmmlnf pool Is expected to bavin shortly. It will be completed in about 10 mooth*.23 words
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187 1974-05-31 16 Housewives told: Be conscious of odd -cents HOUSEWIVES were urged yesterday to attach more Importance to the small change of one-cent eolns and help popularise their circulation The call was made by officials of the Singapore Bakery and Confectionery Trade Association and the Singapore Kway Teow and Mcc Manufacturers' Association.187 words
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Article24 1974-05-31 16 THE UP for Thomjon. Mr Ang Nam Pliu. wul open Water U Precious exhibition at the Kaaipong San Teng community centre tonightUP - 24 words
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246 1974-05-31 16 Computer radar system for Paya Lebar airport mHEEE computerised air traffic control radars will be Installed at Pay* Lebar Airport by 1t77 to five air traffic controllers Immediate Information en aircraft flying within a 25*- mile radius of Singapore. The long-range surveillance, secondary surveillance and approach control radars will enable246 words
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Article23 1974-05-31 16 SOUS 100 students of th* Ulncapore Technical Institute will take part In ctomamatij nuM m MfJUtrt^n niwiuir tomcMTOw at am.23 words
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Advertisement94 1974-05-31 16 Congratulations I to General Motors on the Official Opening I of their Regional Parts I Distribution Center C Singapore) jurong I on Friday 31st May 1974, I from I Pi MALAYAN PLANT (PTE) LTD SHARIKAT MALAYAN PLANT SON BHD Singapore 215, Upper Bukit Timah Road, Tel: *****1 Kuala Lumpur, 641,94 words
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Article266 1974-05-31 17 NGIAM TONG HAI - Spiked drinks: A tip to taximen NGIAM TONG HAI By and M. P. DMUPATHY SINGAPORE'S taxi-drivers were yesterday given this advice: Don't accept milk from strangers. If thirsty they should buy their own soft drinks, said Mr. T.A. Simon, chairman of the Singapore Taxi-Owners' Co-operative, commenting on press reports of266 words
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Article60 1974-05-31 17 MR JERRY Ow. a University ot Singapore honours graduate In economics will give a talk on The Role ot Planning in Economic Development at Lee Kong Chlan library at the university at 3 p.m. tomorrow. The talk, organised by the University of Singapore Muslim Society,60 words
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Article48 1974-05-31 17 rE Spastic Children's Association wiU hold a mini fair at its centre In Gilstead Boad on June I to raise over $15,Mt for Its training fund. Mrs. Jek Ye un Thong, wife of the Minister for Culture, will open the fair at It a.m.48 words
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219 1974-05-31 17 Inflation: Don't be brand conscious call rnHE public was yesterX day urged to stop buying "brand preferences in favoui of cheaper commodities so as to help the na.lon fight inflation This call was made by the deputy director of the People's Association Mr. Ng Yew Kang, at the opening of219 words
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Article40 1974-05-31 17 THE new British High Commissioner designate to Singapore. Mr Peter Tripp. arrived here yesterday He was accompanied by his wife. Mr. Tripp. who succeeds Sir Sam Paile. will present his credentials to President Shearee on Tuesday morning40 words
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Article51 1974-05-31 17 THE Singapore Credit Club will bold a seminar on the current monetary ..ltustlon and credit supply at the American Club In Scotta Road tomorrow from 4 p m to pin About ISO bank officer* from local and foreign banks In Singapore axe expected to attend the one-day51 words
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Article11 1974-05-31 17 THXRX ware 146 road accidents, three atrtous. on Wednesday11 words
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Article, Illustration278 1974-05-31 17 rkNCE a symbol ef Vf progress itself, National's I*s f t tall neon tower and display showroom (above) in North Bridge Road, will soon have to make way tor development after 11 years of commercial glory. The giant structure coating $7M,»M and covering278 words
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356 1974-05-31 17 Six brothers drew lots for properties §IX brothers drew lots for part of their, father's properties after he died, the High Court heard yesterday. Lam Nee B wee. 60, who recounted this yesterday, said he got four shophouses In Kuching from it. His father Lam Mong Chan, died in China356 words
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153 1974-05-31 17 SINGAPORE Airlines is offering four free tickets for a holiday in Europe to the winning team of this year's lnter varsity debate, organised by RTS The team will tour Athens, Rome, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Zurich and London The institutions taking part in the event153 words
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172 1974-05-31 17 ITENRIK Ibsen's skill |U as a dramatist came over with visual Impact In Sally Tunnicllfle's production of An Enemy of the People at the Cultural Centre Theatre. Truth Is not always acceptable, and this Dr. Stockmann disc overed when he released his discovery that the172 words
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120 1974-05-31 17 Jumbo is off after 12-hour hold-up ABINOAPORE Airlines Jumbo left for London yesterday after a delay of more than 12 hours. The delay was the aircraft's second In the last 10 days. As In the first delay, the cause was a hydraulic leakage. The technical fault on Wednesday was discovered120 words
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Article78 1974-05-31 17 Teachers' buy and save sale THE Singapore Teachers Union will hold 1U second special savings sale of consumer goods at the Teachers' Centre In Sembawang Hills tomorrow from 4 p.ir. to 8 pjn. TOla U becauae of the "overwhelming reeponee" to 1U May Day special sale* The time of tales78 words
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Advertisement418 1974-05-31 17 /<s®t« r^fe\ Books published M^KKlm\ BUDGET prices M /aBBBBRfIrjSBSBV^BBBBBfI illHaat^Jßaßßßfl COnOm CS BBBBBmVKuBUk^BBBBBBT^^^T l 'wT^w9^Bßfl O bbbbbbPSbbt^bswT/ CnOnlGGirf9O Socio-political S^^S^^B^^ Medical ai the fnest Productions •Children's books of Soviet Composers have m Mnna7inf»<: been put on GRAMOPHONE IVkKp£**Z> records i Art books Balalaika \MjjjJ b^^bbb^ OFFICE H^BBB 0R c HOME418 words
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1223 1974-05-31 18 Moscow is hapless in face of China's enmity LONG WAIT TO BREAK POLITICAL TENSION MOSCOW: China's refusal to hand back a Russian helicopter and crew has spared off a new round of amise in the long propaganda battle between Moscow and Peking. But, more significantly, it has underlined the Kremlin'sReuter - 1,223 words
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Article, Illustration1053 1974-05-31 18 Brian Crozier London - Brian Crozier London r* 1 THE new President of the French Republic faces formidable problems, not least because nearly half the electorate vote for the rival candidate. Nearly 26 million French men and women voted, and Mr. Valery Discard d'Estalng's majority over Mr.FWF - 1,053 words
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Advertisement247 1974-05-31 18 Congratulations ft Best Wiskes to the USSR on the occasion of the 6th. ANNIVERSARY of SINGAPORE SOVIET DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS the official opening of the new USSR EMBASSY BUILDING in Singapore. We are pleased to have been entrusted with the carpeting of the new USSR EMBASSY BUILDING. ELSLEY PARTNERSHIP 229, East247 words
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Article, Illustration480 1974-05-31 19 H.E. B.V. BEZRUKAVNIKOV - Soviet embassy building ready on the sixth year of setting up ties H.E. B.V. BEZRUKAVNIKOV. PiaUiiHMinHidftßHiiAASifl SBfl^^^BflPW^ffl^^^fff I-WBI^ i^ffHlH? By Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the USSR Jnjhs Republic of Singapore. THE sixth anniversary of the estabhshment of diplomatic relations between the Soviet Union and the Republic of Singapore coincides480 words
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Article290 1974-05-31 19 Greetings from Narodny Bank MOSCOW Nirodn? Bank congratulates the Soviet Embassy on the opening of the office building in Singapore. Am Is known, Moscow Narodny Bank was incorporated In London in 1919. The bank was established to finance trade between Great Britain and the Soviet Union. It new occupies a290 words
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697 1974-05-31 19 Y. MANDRYKIN. Trade - Y. MANDRYKIN. Trade By R«pr**«ntativ« of th« USSR in th» Republic of Singapore. TIRADE between the 1 Soviet Union and Singapore started long before the establishment of diplomatic relations between both countries. It had begun before Singapore became an independent state. At that time697 words
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312 1974-05-31 19 Nations benefit from cultural exchange CTRENOTHENINO of peace anfi international security in -every possible way is inseparable from the efforts on development of allround co-operation and mutual understanding among the different coun trier. Cultural exchange plays an Important role In thla process and like economic, trade, scientific and technical ties,312 words
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Advertisement251 1974-05-31 19 ON THE OCCASION OF THE OPENING OF THE USSR EMBASSY'S NEW BUILDING IN SINGAPORE STRAITS FISHERIES (PRIVATE) LIMITED 5 JALAN TEPONG, JURONG TOWN SINGAPORE 22. (TELEPHONE *****1, TELEX R*****6 MARISCO) extends Congratulations to His Excellency. The Ambassador and the People of the Soviet Union for the goodwill and enterprise which251 words
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Advertisement131 1974-05-31 19 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES to the U.S.S.R. SINGAPORE on the 6th Anniversary of the Establishment of their Diplomatic Relations and the opeiuno, of USSR EMBASSY'S NEW BUILDING We are proud and privileged to be associated with V/O "EXPORTLJON" as Importers and wholesalers of their textiles SURJEET SINGH RANIIT SINGH CO. (PTE.)131 words
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Article, Illustration1077 1974-05-31 20 DROSPEJTS for further development of relations between the Republic of Singapore and the Soviet L'nion are good, according to Mr. P.S. Hainan, Singapore's ambassador to the L'SSR. Mr. Raman said this in an interview with a Novosti Press Agency reporter In Moscow, In1,077 words
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Article, Illustration953 1974-05-31 20 SELIVERSTOV. Regional Manager - 3 FLIGHTS A WEEK TO MOSCOW BY AEROFLOT SELIVERSTOV. Regional Manager By L. of Aeroflot (Sovi«t AJrlln«s) for Southeast Asia and Australia. rTE branch of Aeroflot Soviet Airlines in Singapore with great satisfaction mark* the sixth Anniversary of the establishmint of diplomatic relations between the Soviet Union and the Republic953 words
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Advertisement245 1974-05-31 20 Congratulations Best Wishes to the U.S.S.R. EMBASSY for the official opening of their NEW BUILDING and the 6th ANNIVERSARY of the SOVIET-SINGAPORE DIPLOMATIC RELATIONSHIP. from SINGAPORE SUPPLIERS 44-C. MARKET STREET. SINGAPORE 1 TEL: *****1 Congratulations &Best Wishes to the AMBASSADOR of the U.S.S.R. for the GRAND OPENING of their NEW245 words
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351 1974-05-31 21 V. MAKAROV - V. MAKAROV y Director of SingaporeSoviet Shipping Co. Pte. Ltd. INURING past years co-operation between the Soviet Union and Republic of Singapore In tie shipping field is growing and developing. Singapore Soviet Shipping Co. Private Ltd. Is going through its seventh year of operations.351 words
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Advertisement233 1974-05-31 21 Congratulation* Best Wishes to tt» AMBASSADOR U.S.S.R. for th. GRAND OPENING of th.fr NEW BUILDING and th. 6th Anniversary otth. SOVIET SINGAPORE DIPLOMATIC RELATIONSHIP from RELIANCE ELECTRIC (PTE) LTD. 259. OUTRAN ROAD. SINGAPORE 3. Tel: *****, *****. *****2. KOOL-AIR ENGINEERING PTE. LTD. Rm. 603. Shaw House. Singapore Tel: *****2 Suppliers233 words
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Advertisement99 1974-05-31 21 'JSe* CONGRATULATIONS 1 j and I i BEST WISHES 1 to i I THE U.S.S.R. EMBASSY I on the occasion of their 2 6TH ANNIVERSARY OF ESTABLISHMENT I I and I I THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF I THEIR NEW BUILDING 1 from M MANAGEMENT STAFF OF i M/S. CHOON SING99 words
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Advertisement727 1974-05-31 22 classified ads d) MAISON MARIEI C down sale! Last day' Evening dresses 339.50 Day dresses 119 W Slacks 85.90 29 TangUn Road *****7 TNRBE PAN-ELECTRIC PERMADOOR KeSvMQaXrStOe'a) WOCtn OW WM'" eech end SEVEN SHEAFFER Golden Vintage Sets worth 865/- each to be won In 8 T Classlflelds Contests. Keep counting727 words
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Advertisement658 1974-05-31 22 NURSES WANTED FOR CLINIC in Chal Chee Multiple dialects useful. Training given Apply S.T Box A ***** SECURITY GUARD required by large manufacturing factory In Jurong Able to speak and write simple English Apply 8 T Box A ***** JURONG SHIPYARD LTD. requires SECURITY GUARDS We require strong, energetic persons658 words
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Advertisement839 1974-05-31 22 SHIPPING COMPANY REQUIRES SECRETARY with L C C Intermediate Bookkeeping Certificate Can write English correspondence Independently Apply Shin Shun Shipping Trading Pte Ltd 116-A Anson Road B'pore 2. COMPETENT TYPIST ANO office boy required by established firm Must be hardwordklng Oood salary Please apply with photograph (non-returnable) S.T Box A839 words
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Advertisement738 1974-05-31 22 REOUIRE IMMEDIATELY TWO MALE Clerks with knowledge of typing and shipping documentation preferred Applicants must possess secondary four education and valid driving licence age not exceeding twenty five yean old and must be bi -lingual In English and Mandarin Only those with completion of National service need apply. Salary depending738 words
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Advertisement723 1974-05-31 22 FORSION TRADING FIRM reqwawe Male Sales Repnuentetl res preferably with knowledge of market study Salary around $300 per month Apply S.T Box A9138S WANTED CHINESE SALESGIRLS Secondary Education, preferably with experience Please apply personally to James Fang Furs. O-12 Tanglln Shopping Centre. Tel: *****1 SALES PERSONNEL A leading Motor Company723 words
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Advertisement709 1974-05-31 23 BOOKKMFINO ANO ACCOUNTNSBI Beginner s ana all stag** starting next week 1 Taught by Experienced prof esstonal accountante! Also Typewriting. Snorthand. Business Correspondence and Secretarial Coursa* Morning Afternoon Evening Surcesa Colleges (1) 1-A, Paya Lebar Road (Oeyiang Junction Tel: *****1); (2) 18-F. Ylo Chu Kang Road (Opposite Paya Lebar Post709 words
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Advertisement647 1974-05-31 23 UFCRT LONDON TUITION by airLaw; LL.B. Bar; Secretaryship; i ACIS: Accountancy. ACCA, ICWA. A.I A InsUtute of Credit Management, Banking A.1.8. i School Certificate H.S C LCC: Marketing The Rapid ResulU i College Dept YFla P.O. Box 3173, Spore TYPEWRITING: MORNINO/ AFTBRNOON/ SVEMMO Classes Individual coachln*;. By qualified instructress. S.C647 words
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Advertisement504 1974-05-31 23 9IANOARIN TUITION: Chinese eacher more than 30 years experience willing to tutor primary school student* at her home Telephone Mrs Tan ***** MUSICAL TUITION: Learn how to play mu*.c by notes a arrangement Learn how to Be professional musicians with our promoter Piano, organ, drum, guitar si singing (Chinese a504 words
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Advertisement545 1974-05-31 23 UILO YOUR OWN BBACM BU4MV We supply complete kit comprising of brilliant colour fiberglass body, wlndihleld. bucket seat*, special tyros. chrom ed wheels and sports steering wheel On.y 82.450 Complete kit wnlle stocks last Contact David or Michael at *****52 or *****57 Wl buy ycir SCRAP cars. vans, lamas as545 words
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Advertisement522 1974-05-31 23 1878 TOYOTA 1888. 1*73 Volluwagon 1300. (870 Ford Una Super 1 970 VoUuwagon I 1870 Ford Escort 2-door, 1668 Volkswagen 1300. 1970 Ford Cortina E air-con. 1967 Volvo 144 alrcon, 1866 Ford Cortina Super Teck Huat Used Car Co 46. Rangoon Road Spore 8 Tel: *****40/*****41 LATI IS7S MOUAR XJS522 words
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Article, Illustration20 1974-05-31 24 MRS. TERESA OH KAY CHEANO May 31st. 1967. In loving memory today and everyday of our adored mother.20 words
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297 1974-05-31 24 Jipcho sets new pro record time for mile NEW YORK, Thurs. Kenya's Ben Jipcho wound up the 1974 Professional Athletics season on a brilliant note here last night by easily winning the mile in a pro record time of 3:56.6 from a five-man field at Madison Square Garden. A crowdReuter - 297 words
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142 1974-05-31 24 Defending champ Nastase in 3rd round ROME, Thurs.—Rumania's Hie Nastase. the defending champion, moved into tne third round of the Rome Open Tennis Championships when he defeated Vijay AmritraJ of India 6-2. 3-C, 7-5 in the men's singles yesterday. It was the most outstanding match of the day. with theReuter - 142 words
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Article253 1974-05-31 26 Bugner stops Mario in nine f»OP ENHAOEN, (Xy Thurt. Britain's f Joe Bugner retained •the European heavy--1 weight boxing title here last night by stopping Italian Mario Baruzzl after nine rounds of a mediocre contest. The fight ended when Baruzzl, suffering from a cut over his right eye. refused toReuter - 253 words
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Article47 1974-05-31 26 SEOUL. Tbur*. The South Korean Field and Track Federation announced today the selection of eight athletes for the 1974 Singapore National Athletic Open on June 21-11. The eight five men and three women are scheduled to leave for Singapore on June 11— AP.AP - 47 words
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Article215 1974-05-31 26 England gain honours in 1-1 draw T EIPZIG, (East Germany), Thurs. England made a brave and bright start to their East European tour here last nlgr-. t, gaining more than equal honours in a 1-1 draw against gifted East Germany. A dramatic 60- second spell midway through the second halfReuter - 215 words
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Article, Illustration802 1974-05-31 26 6ERALD PETERSON - can lead Holland 10 success 6ERALD PETERSON •y_ IJOLLAND, v ho have been Europe's most improved football nation of the last decade, hope to carry their success in the club field into the World Cup finals. Any team who can field a super-star Johan Cruyff. and support rim with the802 words
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Article897 1974-05-31 26 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By DRIDE OF ASIA, perhaps the only horse bought by Lucky Stable who has yet to finish "In the money" should begin to pay his way. This five-year -old English gelding by Tiger has come right. Ridden by his trainer, Pride Of897 words
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Article541 1974-05-31 26 RACE 1 IMII4BS, nIV Z.f# CLASS 9, HIV- 1 '•sf. i ITW.'?^ !;?5 SISEIIi. j ££f Ol^ ill i Chat— Gay IM CMfimn 11 _A« B aft at I SS^JI^L Ml mLm IJLS^S? SIT" I? ScirC^NOS Pra.. ZJ^ tU-. 1-1"• OT^T U^ t.3* CLASS S. DIV. 4—tF541 words
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Article610 1974-05-31 26 RACE ONI I 3.00 Ciaai Div. I OP: 1 Royal Coach (14) 9.00; 3 Lion Cub <»> I il: I Natarl Kxpraw (7) 110; 4 Rou»asau'i Star (4) 1.10; t Can Can (3) IOt; t San* Pride (10) IOt; 7 Audacious (13) 1.00; I Hall of610 words
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553 1974-05-31 26 200 injured as fans riot in UEFA Cup final ROTTE RDAM, Thurs. English football fans ran riot in Rotterdam lest night when Tottenham Hotspur were beaten 2-0 by the Dutch team, Feyenoorci, In the European Football Unton (UEFA) Cup final. Hundreds of British and Dutch spectators fought hand to handReuter - 553 words
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Article23 1974-05-31 26 LAHTI, (Finland!. Thurs —The U.S. National basket ball team beat Finland 90-46 in the first of two friendly games here yesterday—upi.23 words
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242 1974-05-31 27 S'pore Malays face an uphill task CINGAPORE Malays, 3 holders of the Sultans' Gold Cup, face an uphill task in the first lef s c m i f J n a 1 tie against Perak at Sultan Yusof Stadium, Talping, on Sunday at 4.30 p.m.. reports JOE DORAI. Reason: The242 words
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Article69 1974-05-31 27 NEW YORK, Thurs. Results of yesterday's ms)or ''•rue baseball games: Nalional League: San Pran<o Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 13 San Diego 3, Atl«nu 1 Philadelphia 0. Houston 6 Montreal 3 Cincinnati 3 New York 3, Los Angelas mm 3. <wrrlw Leagve: Mlnn««ota 5 Boston 4. BaJU- io Kansas69 words
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Article60 1974-05-31 27 MELBOURNE, Thurs. N Me Praaer. Australia** -pitying Davis Cup oapum. said yesterday that he .Id partner fellow-veteran U« Hoad for the fin* time 2 n mr» In this year's Wimbledon Tennis Chain;«i.shjps. Hoad. who won the Wlmb>«lon in 1968 and -1967. Bow runs a tennis60 words
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Article22 1974-05-31 27 fXICO CITY. Thurs. ■'■•i!co defeated China In a •omen's volleyball gam* last night, 15-7. 10-IJ, s-U, l»-7 ••(1 IS-5 APAP - 22 words
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762 1974-05-31 27 TEOH ENG TATT - TEOH ENG TATT By fOACH Michael Walker will have to think up In the next three weeks a new plan for Singapore to score goals against Penang in the second leg of the Malaysia Cup semifinal at Penang on June 23. His match762 words
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Article38 1974-05-31 27 BINOAPORI Badminton Association's Under-lS Championships will be played at the Oay World stadium from June 13 to 10. Closing date for entries U today Affiliates and interested competitors are requested to send In their entries early.38 words
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Article20 1974-05-31 27 HOUSINO and Development Board beat Star OnlUd 3-1 in a friendly soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday.20 words
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Article18 1974-05-31 27 ROMS. ThJrt World Cup finalists. Zaire yosUrday drew 1-1 in a friendly match here today Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
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Article285 1974-05-31 27 NEW YORK. Thurs. Nelson Bunker Hunt said today h'.s colt Mlssl.sslpian wouid miss next Wednesday's Epsom .Derby and run instead in the French Derby at Chantllly four days later. "I think the track conditions at Chantllly will suit the horse a little better. It's aReuter - 285 words
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Article278 1974-05-31 27 Paceman AU sends Surrey reeling LONDON, .Thurs.—lndian pace bowler Abld All claimed six wickets for 23 runs to send Surrey reeling on the second day of the touring team's match at the Oval here today. The county, weakened by injuries and Test trial calls, slumped from their overnight score ofReuter - 278 words
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Article36 1974-05-31 27 SINOAPORE Cricket Club trounced Prisons 6-1 In a SHA League DtvMun Two hockey match at the padang yesterday In th* other (hatches, SAFBA edged Jan— nlt*t J-J. and Ceylon SC boat SRC 1-136 words
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Article131 1974-05-31 27 pANS wishing to see the semi -final second leg Malaysia Cup match between S ngapore and Penanf on Jane 23 at Penang ran now boik their tickets. FAS has appointed Guthrie Boostead to ■■■irt the tonr, and tickets priced at 5237.M can be purchased from Mrs.131 words
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Article, Illustration474 1974-05-31 27 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By Tleketi at $M, $25 and $15 for all three nights are available at Sports Hoase. Farter Park, from II a.m. today. SING APORE badminton fans can see two of the world's most exciting player 8, China's Hou Chiachanjf and Tang Hsie-hu in474 words
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Article125 1974-05-31 27 DAIUS Thurs. Th* French Lawn Tennis Federation (P.FLT would welcome being sued by Evonne Ooolagong and the World Team Tennis League (or refusing to allow the Australian girl to play In the French International TennU Championships, F F.L.T. president Philippe Chatiier said here yesterday125 words
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106 1974-05-31 27 Understrength Yugoslavs beaten 3-2 BUDAPEST, Thurs. World Cup finalist Yugoslavia conceded three second half goals to lot* 3-2 to Hungary in a friendly soccer international here last night. Bu, K was treated very much as an experimental gam* by Yugoslav manager MHJan Miljanlc. who fielded nn understrength side and madeReuter - 106 words
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Article283 1974-05-31 27 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By OINGAPORE have 0 protested to Football Association of Malaysia and FA of Penang about the unfair statements made by Penang coach M. Kuppan to a Penang newspaper regarding last Sunday's Malaysia Cup match at the National Stadium. Coach Kuppan was reported in283 words
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Advertisement580 1974-05-31 25 UNIVERSITI MALAYA Fakulti Sains Permohonan-permohonan adalah dipelawa untuk jawatan-jawatan sebagai Pensyarah/Pfcnolong Pensyarah di Jabatanjabatan tersebut dibawah. Tertakluk kepada kelayakan ilmiah dan pengalaman yang sesuai, keutamaan akan diberi kepada calun-calun yang mahir dalam Bahasa Malaysia. Calun-calun mestilah mempunyai kurang-kurangnya Ijazah dengan kepujian yang baik serta pengalaman mengajar dan jH-nyelidikan yang sesuai580 words
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Advertisement655 1974-05-31 25 JAWATAN KOSONG Permohonan-permohonan adalah dipelawa daripada Warcanegara Malaysia untuk mengisi jawatan berikut Jawatan: Penolong Pegawai PerpusUkaan (Kumpulan Kerja dan Spara Ikhtisas) Tetap tidak berpencen. Inatituai: PerpusUkaan Awam Negeri, Parian* Perbadanan PerpusUkaan Awam Pahang. Gaji: $400 x 25 450/400 x 40 800/840 x 40 1,000 I'mur Tidak melebihi 30 tahun Kelayakan655 words
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Advertisement552 1974-05-31 25 /BBSS. BANK RAKYAT (BANK KERJASAMA RAKYAT MALAYSIA BERHAD) Jawatan Kosong Permohonan adalah dipelawa daripada Bumiputra untuk memenuhi jawaUn Pegawai di dalam Bank mi KaiayaWfts^aUsaasc (a) (i) Ijazah Am dalam Ilmu Ekonomi aUu Perdagangan aUu Penudbiran Perniagaan dari Universiti Malaya aUu lam-lam universiti yang diiktirafkan; aUu (ii) Ijazah Ilmu Ekonomi (Perakaunan)552 words
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Advertisement2666 1974-05-31 25 STATES of MALAYA CHAMBER OF MINES Extract* from the speech of the President, Mr. D. H DAVIDSON. QBE, FIMM. BSc, ARSM, at the 63rd Annual General Meeting held at Ipoh, Perak, on 30th May 1974. Eventful Year 1973 was, for the World's Tin Industry, the most eventful year for a2,666 words
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Advertisement215 1974-05-31 26 New-comers on the road... SKODH afford at the prices you can at f ora- a^a^sP^^~ m -sssa^sss^^Z V m 1 Wf \|l bw^\__3w9l %y% RL^a^a^a^a^H jB ~£l "•''J Whether your choice is the 4-Door or Coupe, SKX) \B V U Stlll Saye for are relatlve| V bw Prced $a66s^^p| J^^^M^jaßf^i^215 words
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Advertisement120 1974-05-31 26 PAN WEST PUTS YOU INTH: GAM: GAME With a comprehensive selection of quality golf equipment the best the world over •Lynx «AMF Ben Hogsn •Lobo *Ryder Conf»d«r.c« P.G.F. MX 111. Wilton Slacen«er, 'Pro Dyn •Honeycomb 'Toray Panne etc In addition, we also supply other prestigious sports equipment for tennis squash,120 words
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Advertisement143 1974-05-31 27 Everyday to the USA Philippine Airlines crosses With Philippine Airiifies you're the Pacific seven times a week on the wings of a warm, gracious to San Francisco. Four times a bird where you'll find care, concern week from Singapore: Monday and generos'ty are part of the Wednesday Friday Sunday. With143 words
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Miscellaneous66 1974-05-31 27 BADMINTON Chine** exhibition matches (8BA H»ll 7 JO pjn). HOCKEY SHA DW 3 League 8C v Khalaa 'B 1 KD Malaya v ANZUK BOCCEK NTUC InUrUnlon aemi-flnal replay 8FTU v PDAWU (Padanc 6 8m i Friendly: Bank of pore v B. O. Tan (Oeylanft. SQALAgM flSRA B grade league: 8OC66 words
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Article, Illustration418 1974-05-31 28 VISIT TO A FARMING COMMUNE FINAL TOUCHES PUT TO PACT BEFORE ITS SIGNING TODAY PEKING, Thursday T<UN Abdul Razak caught glimpses of x China, ancient and modern, as he went sightseeing in Peking today, while his aides applied the finishing touches to tte historicReuter; UP - 418 words
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Article65 1974-05-31 28 Gibraltar freedom talks MADRID, Thurs. Spain and Britain today began two days of "exploratory" meetings toward decolonisation of Gibraltar In line with United Nation* recommendations. The two countries have had long and unsuccessful talks on the Issue. Talks were discontinued a year ago Decause of lack of progress. Discussions are65 words
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Article49 1974-05-31 28 LONDON. Thurs. Three men patients have been found hanged to death In one or Britain's leading mental hospitals. Warllngham police •aid today. Medical staff at Warllngham Park Hospital described the three men as friends and said their bodies were discovered separately over a five-day period. A>.49 words
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Article618 1974-05-31 28 I ONOON. nun Gold ikim future* arm In quiet to mod.r«u tradin, •.mibm., «v ■Mm by tk» u.S g*n*tt ajmwi for prhrata •*•!«>«■ in eM wkick in turn Mrtly prompts ta. (ate in UM bullion pric. HuvywMthf JMM* rmrtid (tin* racdnc to Induatrlala wcr* dull TW Labour P»rty618 words
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350 1974-05-31 28 MENADO (Indonesia), Thurs. INDONESIA and the Philippines agreed today to the concept of solving mutual problems in the region by themselves, not letting sources of conflict be exploited by foreign powers, officials said. Statements after a two-day summit meeting between Philippine President Marcos andAP - 350 words
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Article74 1974-05-31 28 TORONTO. Thurs. After seven years of work, a Toronto medical research team has produced an artificial pancreas that improves on conventional methods of controlling Wood sugar levels in diabetics. It was announced ■,r.sU;di) A spokesman for the alghtmember team said the computerised machine, about the slat of a74 words
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Article67 1974-05-31 28 TOKYO, Thurn An enormous drop in reftatratton« of new c«r» in Japan during May has Mt alarm beOt ringing In the Japaneat automobile industry, th* Industrial newspaper. Ntbao Kocjo. innrud today It said r«g lstraUoo* of new car* and truck* during th* first 17 days of May67 words
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Advertisement28 1974-05-31 28 BSSSassH aw" /^r A M a9ffiWrclraT<RnVrTVrril |\^\_r3s»^l__Jfv W- j Importer wholesaler contractor CHINESE TIENTSIN I I WALL TO WALL CARPET I fcgfc Rising ArU tt Crafts Pit. lUJM28 words
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Advertisement342 1974-05-31 28 AIMOR »r mm D TELLS TIME m 3 SINGS YOU TO SLEEP OR WAKES YOU Hull WITH MUSIC Uinl D RECEIVES AM/FM &SHORIWAVES I I D PLAYS/RECORDS THROUGH BUILT-IN MICROPHONE OR DIRECT FROM RADIO II ■a* TRSOOO H I ■"^^aS»^^^^^^^ .«ass s*«Baaaw^^^ bi^bm^ The Aimor TRSOOO a a- a aß342 words
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Miscellaneous17 1974-05-31 28 The weather WEATHER outlook (or Singapore today from 6 am to noon: Isolated showers In late morning17 words
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Article, Illustration487 1974-05-31 29 TSAI TAW - TSAI TAW By PROSPECTS of Far East-Levingston Shipbuilding are now appreciably better than they have been at any time in the past This is stated by the chairman, Mr. TM. Meadows, In his report for the seven months ended December 1971 Backing his confidence Is487 words
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Article, Illustration511 1974-05-31 29 NANCY BYRAMJI - Singapore-Malaysia cargo is fourth largest in total carried by FEFC NANCY BYRAMJI By LONDON: The volume of cargo trade from Singapore and Malaysia grew last year to become the fourth largest, with Hongkong, in the total carried by lines of the Far Eastern Freight Conference which has 27 members from511 words
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Article297 1974-05-31 29 rjVOM next week Business Times will be ■T published every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Time* City Desk wiU appear en Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The weekly share analysis, weekly local and world stock market round-ups and commodities review will be published in the Meoday edition of City Desk.297 words
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Article129 1974-05-31 29 LONDON: Ranters Onsnis dlty index fell fc further IB 7 points on Wednesday to 1.M5.4 (IMI equals 100) IU lowest leva! (or aU mootl* m«t»»iy m result of new decline* In non-ferrous metals Major ease metals ooattMed to fell under apeouJattve UquidaUon and other etlltofReuter - 129 words
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Article208 1974-05-31 29 RONALD LAM - RONALD LAM By RISING operating costs and a 10 per cent fall In throughput during the year ended January 1971 caused Syarlkat Eastern Smelting (S.E.S.) to turn in lower profits. Group pre-tax profits were down by 18.6 per cent from $10.14 million in the preceding year208 words
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606 1974-05-31 29 LEO GOSZAGA - Manila's bid to be S-east Asian money centre LEO GOSZAGA By MANILA: Already a popular choice among multinational enterprises as a base of their regional operations, Manila is aggressively trying to become Southeast Asia's financial centre inevitably, at the expense of Singapore and Hongkong. In the works is an 'offshore606 words
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Advertisement149 1974-05-31 29 THE BUSINESS TIMES WILL APPEAR ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS FOR UP-TO-DATE AND COMPREHENSIVE COVERAGE OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Business Times An era of producer [off*] Service exclusively for Mercedes-Benz owners. jf__ Service ll jgj l pi m Even though you'll rarely Just ring *****6. need it, there's a149 words
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Advertisement285 1974-05-31 29 V-^ Keep your finger on Australia's pulse with... Australia's only national >*\. daily newspaper specialising business, management, AIRFREIGHTED fej" fyTf FROM AUSTRALIA /.{awP/ DAILY AVAILABLE AT LEADING HOTELS AND BOOKSHOPS IN SINGAPORE^^*^ wk^k^MfWr SOcts s copy For subscription ring Straits Timos Press Totophono *****1 oxt 208 or 231 N^ A285 words
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Article351 1974-05-31 30 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Keaaath W. 800 Kb tan, assistant general '"■ntigtr of Kodak (Malays), was among 12 represents tlves rrom Kodak International Photographic Division companies or major distributors from Africa, the Middle Bast, Asia, the Par Bast and Australia who met at the new marketing education centre at Kodak PhilipPines351 words
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Article, Illustration482 1974-05-31 30 Multi-million dollar centre a prestige locality 0* MOK SIN PEN fONSTRUCv TION of Far East Shopping Centre, at the junction of busy Orchard Road and Angiillia Park Singapore's tourist, hotel and shopping focal point is n earing completion. The multi-million dollar 22 -storey protect offers a total of 240,000 sq.482 words
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703 1974-05-31 30 RICHARD HALLORAN - RICHARD HALLORAN By rpOKYO: The cita--1 del of Japanese business Is under assault and a changing of the guard last week was planned to lift the siege. For the past year, the Federation of Economic Organisation*, better known as Ketdaureo,703 words
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350 1974-05-31 30 Big surge in US corporate profits 'artificial' rS a mlsUkc U attoibute the He wt la ItTO wimli aroflu In the US eaurelr to rialac prtow wfcta the real factor* Whhi* the rise were tavaatatr revaimaUMt. 4• 1 1 a r devalaatlon and the ail rmbarta. nrat Nattonal Oty Mmmk350 words
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Advertisement678 1974-05-31 30 On/y427 watch dealers in the whole world display the Vacheron Constantin sign. The reason is that those dealers we have considered worthy of selling Vacheron Constantin are just as rare as our watches. Since 1755 we have been making, in very small numbers, watches that are different from all others.678 words
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Advertisement228 1974-05-31 30 frACRDUJn E2*m INDUSTRIAL the AEROSOLS Jt -fc WorHf loneast line of Wl|qJ]s industr.al •eroaofc for IflMf rrr paints- yool room aerosols UJSSI LUBmCANTS-CORROSI^ LUmVT ADHESIVES- ELECTRICAL AEROSOLS C^mSES^, MOLD RELEASES- SPECIAL AQfQSUU PRODUCTS Wide application covering factories. ptanti. shiptauildars. aircraft quality you can feel" \J\ //f* ft mf*(£^ MADEM XV228 words
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Article47 1974-05-31 31 .z S. Trmdcra C. Mm OCBC r. em( CAC L. But CNt rwai. rrhn* CCM FAN C. lad. KX. lad. THS rue t* 10 $7 15 »4» $7.96 M36 U.46 S3 50 1318 MM M.13 M88 %2tO »1 45 »1.U 1 !n —.li !i< .k —.ic47 words
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Article19 1974-05-31 31 r F*T7T. MMN s. tmjm emi iwri m^M U Tnmr: %M M U ValM: $JM M.19 words
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Article51 1974-05-31 31 latatefefc: MUS UtM Finance: 4SS4I 4ttJT ■•tefc: ltt*4 IM.M mperUca: tMJt ttUO •torn: 1M.44 IM4 I nrtihan: J4».7« »4»-»l O.CAC: MIJ« S.t.B. In 4 177J1 tT!J» Dee. M, IM4 1M 1 DM. M. IMS 1M t DM. M. IMS 1M Dm. SI. Jt7t m 1* t turn. 1. 1»7«51 words
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Article1611 1974-05-31 31 *f«H> last transacted sale 1 at tbo clooe of tnisinMs In the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day's prices together with 1974 high and low. ('Adjusted (or a'l new Issues). CLOSIMO T0M0: All MCtlea cloaad cultr TURNOVIN: OOcnl total turn or«r aa t»« otngmpor*1,611 words
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Article357 1974-05-31 31 Operators are cautious r|*lE process of con--1 solldation continued on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with operators generally too cautious to open up new deals. Newt of peace prospects In the Middle East, which once had an Important bearing- on tnV local market, was received with indifference. There was357 words
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Article1571 1974-05-31 31 T>ID and offer price* offl- daily luted and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lot! of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ACMA (1) 3.M. CD. A.P.I. (1.198 k308) (1) I.JI, <6)1,571 words
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Article1471 1974-05-31 31 ■RID and offer price* offi- dally listed and buoltMas In and reported to the Kuala I^umpur Stock Exchange yooterday with the number of aharao traded shown in brackeU In lota of 1.000 unlu unloM otherwise opeclfled. IMOUITNIALS A«M (ItOS). XD. AIWmmU (IMB INS) (1) A. Taa* (1.118 1.140).1,471 words
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Article221 1974-05-31 31 HITACHI of Japan has reported net profits 0fU5555. 681, 000 In 1U unconsolldated results for the six months to March, a 2.8 per cent fall from a year ago. Sales were $1,870 million a 17.7 per cent Increase from a year ago. The favourable buslness environment In221 words
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Article295 1974-05-31 31 PRICEB drifted lower In dull trading at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. Small selling pressure was constantly felt throughout and the few buy en around were generally hesitant. The New B.T. Industrial Ordinary share Index slid 3.04 points to 2«7.05. Blue chips were295 words
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Article29 1974-05-31 31 Rubber: May 3«. Singapore: 1»9 M cts. (down IM eta.) Malaysia MI.M ets. (down I.M eta.) Tin: $1,175 (op $25). Official offering 27$ tons (down 11 tons).29 words
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Article104 1974-05-31 31 /MINItO PBOOUOB IX ICMAHQtl CMAHQt tIMOAPOat MOON CLOIINQ PRICSO PIS) PICUL YSITBMDAV. Coaanwt OH: bulk fISO nominal. drum SIN nominal Capra: MUad (MMaa) UK/ Oont. 000 nominal. Poppor: atuatok AST A whit* fo.b. 10Oi NLW ttO7| Milan Sarawak wh>t* f.o.b. M% NLW t2M Hllcr*. Sarawak apaelal black f.ob.104 words
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Article206 1974-05-31 31 Straits tin UP 525 rrHE Straits tin price recovered some of Wednesday's fall with a gain of $25 to $1,175 per picul In Penang yesterday on an official offerIng down 11 tons to 273 tons. LONDON: The decline of around MsBo per picul in the exworks Penang price formed the206 words
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Article57 1974-05-31 31 WMnwhr Twin UM UN M.lboum. (1) IOt.U 10K.M I Hill 1M.50 164 00 B»irui is 4.» lae.ao ■liaalMM IM.TO 184 70 Zurtefc IM.OOB IM.OOB IM.Wi IM.OOS Pirn JM.»7 1M.«I pert (1) 1M MB 1U.211 IS7.SO* IM.M» Bsport prtc* tat bob •ttrlinc »r««u to U.S. dollara par miace II)57 words
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Article34 1974-05-31 31 Laaeea capper pricaa oa Wainndi> (wnnawa at araokata). Wlraaar Spat bum 11.011 (11.000) aatlar 11.010 (il.000): Thn* MoadM aayar MM (11.040) »«ll«r 10*0 (it. o*o). Mark* tana: Baxter, laias: 4. 410 toaa.34 words
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Article175 1974-05-31 31 A SIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Thursday, May 88: IS DOLLARS Offer BM 7 days 11-3 1 11-1/6 1 mth 11-7/8 11-3/4 2 mths 11-7/8 11-3/4 3 mths 11-15 16 11-13 18 6 mths 11-18/16 11-***** 9 b the 11 10-7/8 12 mths175 words
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Article31 1974-05-31 31 Closing Interbank r«te« In Singapore dollars for May. 30 Offer BU Ovwnlfbt n% 10% 1 mth ts 3 mth» »S 9% 3 mttu »H Prim* rate Iwiih; t. MarnrJnm31 words
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Article507 1974-05-31 31 OVERSEAS advices were about as expected and opening quotations In the rubber market yesterday were marked down two cents. Trading was uninspired and the market generally lacked feature other than a continued paucity of orders, which, combined with forward offerings, brought the market lower. There was virtually no507 words
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Article75 1974-05-31 31 [)A1LT M prtM taMMd M noon ywtortur (Ow* ««k IfMlri Mtk) (l«ii»wk|) («a««»«kc) BUR 5CV illoB paltot) HIM UCMM MJt tM JON smr u. a m p«itot) no jo niiw mm mjm 8MR (1 ton paltot) 1MM XI MN 1H.M Ml MM SMR 1« (1 too IMlltt) 17»J075 words
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Article71 1974-05-31 31 f*HB VJB. dollars finned 1 strongly to $3.4400-13 MM when it opened yeoUrday vi tbo Btncapore fores market against Wednesday s cloce of $3.4175-SJ4ISS. tt was flrst reported done at S3 4400 Thereafter It feU draoUcaUy In active early trading to %2 4350-13.4370 By mld-mornlnc It was traded71 words
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Article167 1974-05-31 31 The foUowlnn are tbo nominal average cloetng lnteroank rates ta atngapore: uwmvmaK Note: Tneoe ratea may differ slightly from Uxjee quoted by banks to their cuatoaers. ■nnetn dolUr rllng pound «kong dollar ayslan dollar t ThllHng frmnc (oom) lUh kroner ach franc lan Ur» h guilder kroner tllsh167 words
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Article212 1974-05-31 31 lIONOKONO. Tburo. Front taking pushed share prices lower today in active trading. The Hang Bong Index tost 6.6 points to 421.33 Hongkong Baak remained unchanged at HK934.16 on its Local register and dropped to 623 M on IU London register Turnover on the four stock rxcoancM totalled 6131 10212 words
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Article181 1974-05-31 31 •TOKYO. Thruo. Prices on the Tokyo stock oxchange closeS! lower today with the lowest trading volume this week. The Dow Jones average tumbled 27 93 to 4.750 44 and the New index loot 1.43 to 331.88 Trading volume totalled 270 million shares Today'i ckrtng prices In yen with the181 words
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Article99 1974-05-31 31 7tJHICH, Wad— The MJ market continued Ito downward trend today with many stocks tumbling to new lows this year The Credit Sulsse Index moved up 3.4 points to 303.6. Ctsaiac prtcaa la Swiaa tteaaa with urn OJOJiiaiiii aa la* am 1 leaa ■aw ion i artcaa: P. CraOtt Solaat99 words
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Article114 1974-05-31 31 AMSTERDAM. Wed A Dutch International* and shippings were generally firmer, Investment funds mixed, and banks edged higher. Insurances wore firmer Dutch locals recovered from yesterday's decline but otata loans eased sughtly. Claalnc prtrM la Dutch laßSan wttfetk* ejorareaet aa ta* ainlam P- Akao MM ,M COB. Ho«— .1— T7114 words
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Article233 1974-05-31 31 MELBOURNE, ThUTO— The Melbourne otock market closed on a aharply lower note today taking yesterday's steep downhill aodo another atop further, with several stocks touching now lowi for the year in deprnncl trading conditions Todayi clootng middle price* In *"o"^ll«n dollars and cento with the difference 0B) yesterday's close.233 words
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Article269 1974-05-31 31 M«W YORK. Wed The Mock market ihn«md off news of an I*r*eU-Syflan dtsanfacMnent afreeaisnt today Mid plunced sharply In itemed -up trading Tbt sail-off ni across the board, with many laauw diowtac toMcs of mort than I poinU The Dow Jonas industrial avrrafe had lt» ttttm dally decline269 words
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Article77 1974-05-31 31 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS ;«fnj««"y tm £!«">y N J7 w -ge MJI 2f*»a«ooay 411 M 2»scoy in.**Weok ago «oo.ii OILS Wodn. oday sn.Tt TueoAr a»J7 WOO* UTJ 2M41 INDI'STRIAU Wodno.«a7 M« Tuoadaf IMS Week i«c 2t3» DO« JONCS AVamAGE -NDI'STMAL* Wedneotoy IN J7 TUMdaf IU JO Weak ago •MJ7 LOXDON77 words
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Advertisement880 1974-05-31 32 "7H ENGINEERING ■4b PTE. LTD. Due to rapid expansion of our operation we invite applications to fill the following positions A) Maintenance Manager A professional qualified Mechanical Electrical Engineer well experience and able to take respon sibilily for al A high standard of management of electrical Mechanical services in high880 words
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Advertisement419 1974-05-31 32 Administration MANAGER (around 525.0U0 p.a.) Our clients \uth a factory ill Juronj: and marketing in neighbouring regions have jn interesting opportunity lor a man or woman to look after the XC« mts and secretarial work, office administra ion and personnel allairs. I he administration manager reports to the general manager419 words
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Advertisement710 1974-05-31 32 STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCY FOR SENIOR TRANSLATOR Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to (ill the post of Senior Translator in the Language and Literature Bureau. Brunei Qualification* and Experience a) Applicants must be Malays who possess the Higher School Certificate with credits in Malay and English or equivalent710 words
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Advertisement594 1974-05-31 32 TATA PRECISION INDUSTRIES PTE. LTD. requires I for its high precision tool-room the following personnel: 1 Tool Makers I 2. Grinders 3. Spark Erosion Machine Operators 4. Jig Borers 5. Millers Inspectors (Quality Control) 7. Tool Designers 8. Junior Draftsmen 9. Steno/Typists I QUALIFICATIONS I Post 1 to 6 The594 words
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Advertisement668 1974-05-31 32 HOI SING* DKVKLOHMENT BOARD Separate tenders are Invited for any one or all of the followtn?:--,(1)ERECTIC>N Si COMPLETION of Two Blocks of 10-Storey 4 Room Fl;lti. Two Blocks of 20-Storty 3-Room Improved Flats and Shops with living Quarters and Two Blocks of M-Storey 4-Room Flats (Total 1060 Units) and 1668 words
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Advertisement1131 1974-05-31 33 HMBbbmm, sifiShlP SEWICE TO M/CINTINENT: mmTe mmv -TC'«3 S Hz. SZ u sir-- |S sg ,:S 53 38 2Sr- is aS ..3 53 S3 SI *8 :3 gt-a a jtk sa ss S 5 SwMUPIIU S*IM Sa-M _»M« IM S rt _,«SF,EL. CON^, Mi ftTWit-i? S K CINTAINEI AtEWCIES SIN.1,131 words
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Advertisement1219 1974-05-31 33 BLUE SEA UNE To U.S. East Coast A Gulf Ports I'aara P MMh Parana LMM« M: N PtISAMII Ml MM I MMM Cnltotl! MafJaML PfMtM mmm MM M: Ma arlla-JiMi PMiitiiAm m* ii Ml 4 Mr ii rJHUii rwlT_ PITMCIM la* II MN 2*T*""*T' VMt m *MMIIMan AH 14 lat1,219 words
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Advertisement1021 1974-05-31 33 _a^-a *'/y1 -IT jLiaJ. ti taaiH Miari I'laaM riaa Saixt PMiaM *m »J»«JJ, J^J, um'-Sm" iim ii!S "m HIM MM MMM VM I«M JJ__ »M JIM ISAIA MT nMMMMMMMBMnMIIM rMM MM* IM IMM MM MM MM MM IHIPPMI MT II M 1> M •Ml II Aaj '_J I la| iiMiN1,021 words
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Advertisement1054 1974-05-31 33 FULLY CONTAINEKIZED SCKVICE TO EUKOPE MMtaaVaan FM: ■ttl.il M -J---A-— I NWM Jaat tl BHSlmwm, mTWVf, Ll Mtv*. MMLITI HIM. «M»I«M. HMtef, BrOMa, IrMMIMML aaaitia M 11 Airtlav C«MM_|«i, GotMaMr|. IWmm. •ikliti hji aW 1 Slockkolm. Oslo. Helsinki. UmtM Km-to*. Ctanai laa: ICI M Man »a M Man. FULLY CONTAINEKIZED1,054 words
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Advertisement812 1974-05-31 35 B^^P^^^^SSBBJBHps^pSaMBjMBSJk^BBM 1 THE SINGAPORE SOCIETY OF ACCOUNTANTS Assistant Registrar The Society wishes to appoint an Assistant Registrar who will be responsible to the Registrar for the following duties a) Corresponding with members of the Society and dealing with all matters concerning membership of the Society; fbl Attending meetings of committees812 words
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Advertisement586 1974-05-31 35 A well established Foraign General Insurance Company operating in Singapore invites applications for MALE EXECUTIVE The person we are looking for is that with in+ itiative. a capacity (or hard work and the ability to contact well with clients at all levels. The greater part of his work will involve586 words
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Advertisement613 1974-05-31 35 fpH f TP.TM TENIER NOTICE Tenders are invited from Registered Con -I tractors of Jurong Town Corporation for theH following projects: A CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLE-1 TION OF EXTENSION TO CARB PORCH AND CANTEEN ATB TOWN PIER, JURONG TOWN. ELIGIBILITY: Building $100,000/--and above. SHOWROL'ND: 7.6.74 at 10.00 a.m. Meet at J.T.C.613 words
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Advertisement570 1974-05-31 35 TELECOMMUNICATION AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE TENDER NOTICE A. Tenders are invited from approved contractors experienced In laying un- derground telephone plant to carry out the following works. Tender No. 341/ EPL/74 Haig Road Main Pipeline Deposit $200/Tender No. 342/EPW 74 Yio Chu Kang Road Main Pipeline Deposit $200/Tender forms, plans and570 words
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Article, Illustration36 1974-05-31 36 IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF MDM ONO CHWEE NEO (late Mrs Tony Chla Peng Cheng) Departed: 31 5 71 Sadly missed but will always be remembered by husband, children, daughter/ sons-in-law and many grandchildren36 words
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Advertisement501 1974-05-31 36 FOR SALE Fully Equipped Fishing Trawler Beveral units with refriKerated Space Length: 70 ft Breadth: 20 ft. Depth: 8 ft. Horse Power: Cat. Diesel Engine 300 HP Built: Original Japan 1967 Price: *****.000.00 Also available Trawler 54 ft. length of 100 HP. Yanmar Diesel Engine with cold room. We undertake501 words
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Advertisement338 1974-05-31 36 IrVDLr" Tenders will be recelveo IT r.lstry of Defence (Logistics Division). Tanghn Singapore 10 for the undermentioned items up to 11 00 am. on date shown ug.ilnst the lt<--1 MUSICAL INSTRUMKNTS Tender MINDEF (LOG) 79 74 (3) Closing Date: 14.8.74 2 BELT WEB STANDARD Tender MINDEF (LOC)«0/74(3) Closing Dale 10338 words
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Advertisement523 1974-05-31 36 THK UANKRUPTO ACT (tiupter IM. If7t IMUkhO TAKE NOTTCE that Receiving *-n<t Adjudication Onleis were made against the undermentioned debtors Receiving and Adjudication Orders made on l»th AprM 1974 In Bankruptcy Nos 530/73 Chan Thav Sang of No. 588. Ylo Chu Kang Road. Singapore 206/73 Edward Ta 1 of No.523 words
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Advertisement504 1974-05-31 36 Ministry ef tlw EamroMa—l SINGAPORE Tenders are invited from PWD Registered Contractors and from "Specially Registered Contractors" for the following work:Laylog of Main aad Minor Sewer* for Jurong Sewerage Scheme Phase IV Chin Bee Area. Civil Engineering Contractor* above SIM.MtVCloaing Date: 2.7.74 at It.M a.m. Persons or Companies either within504 words
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Advertisement451 1974-05-31 36 I' W I. MI.NI.APORE Tender* ure invited !rom I'\M) Hr«i«t*r*d Contractor nirn toned work* 1 Krln.t.lrmrnl of Koad Trmrliv. from 1«.7.74 te 11.1.7* In North Division "Civil Kn(inrrrm|" or "KoacU" untrariort Uo.ln« DM*. ||.«.74 al 1t.30 a.m. 2 Krinauirmrnt of Rend Trmchu from IS 7.74 te 11..1.7.U« fail O.u.ion Kn«ln»»ria«"451 words
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Advertisement321 1974-05-31 36 TENDER Tenders will be received from registered tenderers at the Ministry of Health. Palmer Road. Singapore 2. up to noon of Monday. Bth July. 1974. for the supply of the following Items: -(a) Tender for supply of Remote-controlled XRay System, Kluoroscopic X-Ray Unit aad X-Ray Generator. Ref: GPLAS Tender 31/74321 words
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Advertisement229 1974-05-31 36 TENDER NOTICE Victoria Theatre Bar. Victoria Theatre. Empresa Place. Applications together with copies of credentials are Invited from experienced bar operators for the running of the Victoria Theatre Bar. Full particulars and specifications of the Bar may be obtained from the Superintendent. Victoria Theatre and Memorial Hall. Empress Place, during229 words
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Advertisement751 1974-05-31 36 INSTITIUT TEKNOLOJI MARA TIT tf I EXTENSION EDUCATION ITM ak.n memulakan k.la.-kela. «.n.bilsn wbelsh malam bagi BUMIPUTERA-BUMIPUTERA yang berkelayakan Kur«i.-Kun.u» berikut skan dimulskan pads bulan Jul.i 1974 d.KampuK ITM. JALAN OTHMAN, PeUling Jaya *ejumlah B—lo jam Heminggu A Kursu* -Ku/«u» Diploma ITM. Diploma m Arc -vnUrKy Diploma in Business Diploma751 words
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