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Title Section21 1974-06-12 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/7421 words
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Article, Illustration674 1974-06-12 1 'My reputation and honour defamed../ SALZBURG, Tuesday DR. KISSINGER, shaking with anger and close to tears, today threatened to resign as US Secretary of State because of news leaks questioning his honour in Watergate-related wiretapping. His voice breaking with emotion, he said the controversy was hurtingReuter; AP - 674 words
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Article372 1974-06-12 1 THE Government last night announced a partial easing of credit control, in force since last March, to meet the higher Tinancing needs of the more productive sectors of the economy. Under the move, banks and finance companies arc allowed a 10 per cent increase In their372 words
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Article106 1974-06-12 1 Dinah's toll of 11 VfANILA, Tues. At ITA least 11 people were killed and millions of pesos (thousands of dollars) worth of property were believed damaged by tropical storm Dinah when it hit the Philippines yesterday, the Red Cross reported today. Nine of the dead were reported caught in landslidesReuter; UPI - 106 words
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Article, Illustration70 1974-06-12 1 CHINA STILL OUT FRANKFURT. Tues. The International Football Federation (FIFA) today rejected a new bid to re-admit China to the world football body. At the FIFA congress here, 59 delegates supported a Kuwait proposal that China should be re-admitted to membership in place of Taiwan, while 47 opposed the move.Reuter - 70 words
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Article54 1974-06-12 1 YORK (England). Tues Three explosions today damaged a British army trainIng camp used for preparing soldiers for duty in Northern Ireland. But there was no casualties because the blast occurred in an unoccupied area of the Ramp, which borders open moorland nine kilometres north of thisReuter - 54 words
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Article41 1974-06-12 1 LOS ANOELES. Tues —A radio station yesterday received a hand-printed letter stating that "Taiua"— the name chosen by revolutionary convert Patricia Hearst— ls dead. A station spokesman immediately dismissed the letter as the work of a crank. —UPI.UPI - 41 words
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278 1974-06-12 1 Second ballot topples Sir Stanley r CiRANKFURT, Tues. Joao Haveiange of Brazil today became the first South American president of the International Football Federation. Mr. Haveiange wu elected by the FIFA congress and unseated the reigning president Sir Stanley Rous of England, by M votes to 52 In a secondReuter; AP - 278 words
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Article115 1974-06-12 1 FRENCH N-TEST LIKELY THIS WEEK PARIS Tues. French warships and planes have fanned out around the Pacific atomic testing grounds and the first of this year's new nuclear tests may come this week. Government officials said today. In LONDON, defence sources said Britain is preparing to monitor any fall -outReuter - 115 words
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Article60 1974-06-12 1 ROMS. Tuss— Italian politician* today organ Intensive consultations aimed at forming a new govemsssnt following the collapee of the country's three-party coalition. Although Italy faces s deepening economic crisis observer* expect the consultations to be lengthy. aa the coalitions resignation last night left the country with no clearReuter - 60 words
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Article28 1974-06-12 1 MANILA. TU6S.-SU Filipino m*;-or» have been suspended md fact poMlble trial for offsncM rugging from «b—nte«lim and unexplained wealth to murder. military T"tf"t" laid today.—DPl.28 words
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Article32 1974-06-12 1 MANCHESTER. Tues. England won the First Test against India by 113 runs tods Scores England 32S for 9 dec. and 21a for J dee India 24« and 182 (See Pace32 words
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462 1974-06-12 1 P.M. RAMAN - P.M. RAMAN By MR. Lee Kuan Yew who is leaving for London In a few days will have talks with British ministers on Britain's troop pullout schedule from Singapore. A statement from the Prime Minister's Office said yesterday: "A further rundown of British forces in462 words
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Article181 1974-06-12 1 Sanya acts to quell strike BANGKOK. Tues. Prime Minister San ya Dharmasaktl today appointed two r.f his cabinet members to deal directly with a strike by thousands of textile workers. An estimated 1.000 textile workers, mean while, continued their vigil in Bangkok's largest market place. The workers went on strike181 words
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Article33 1974-06-12 1 WASHINGTON Tues. The United Slates Supreme Court has ruled that city administrations could tax city-centre car parks steeply as a way of encouraging motorists to leave their can at home. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article, Illustration587 1974-06-12 1 'EXPERIENCED GUNMAN* CAUGHT ASLEEP KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday pOLICE today announced the arrest of a man fitting the description of one of two gunmen who assassinated InspectorGeneral of Police Tan Sri Abdul Rahman Hashim last Friday. Acting lOP Hariiff Omar told a press conference that shirts587 words
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Article71 1974-06-12 1 ROACHES CAUSE EXODUS NEW YORK. Tnea. A crowd of bus passengers swarmed from their seats in New York when a heat wave forced hundreds of cockroaches out of their hiding places. They waited for another bus, bat only to see more passengers rash from it for the same reason. ThenReuter - 71 words
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Article113 1974-06-12 1 X: Dismay in Washington WASHINGTON. Tun The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted unanimously today to review Dr. Kissinger's role in national security wiretaps. Senator Edmund S Muskie aald. Or. Kissinger* resignation threat was greeted with dismay by some Democrats a* well as Republicans and §t■ a t c Democratic113 words
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Advertisement86 1974-06-12 1 s»^ *T^» v J_i J^^^P 1 flff £L i mm W^^r afl nil" m ag fffl^ Sa^^ 111 a^ai^B^B^B^aaw VERY SPECIAL TfINGFASTIC OFFERS AT THE HOUSE OF TAMG is now on First time in the history of the House of Tang, a store wide selection of goods at very special86 words
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Advertisement308 1974-06-12 1 <MALITY <.HUI\\<MMIi Jta For those who appreciate 4^M beaut y <"*d precision. P-i^R-« Chun Chong B£^ 62 South Bridge Kd, M^m^mmML Singapore I. j t i *****12 WORLD CUP SOCCER REPORTS PaX« 22 REDS take lead In Laos coalition 2 NIXON 'no' to any further subpoenas S BEER at sarabat308 words
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212 1974-06-12 2 Scout chief in cheat charge drama CHICAGO, Tun The United States boy acouts movement has been accused of cheat Ing to pretend It has more members than it actually has. The scoots national campaign to enrol 2.0M.0M new members by 197« is riddled with cheating and padded membership rolls, Mr.Reuter - 212 words
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Article61 1974-06-12 2 UNITED NATIONS Tues Mlcroneslan spokesman found fault yesterday with the US administration of the Pacific Islands trust territory. Mr Wilfred Kendall. a member of the Congress of Micronesia, told the Trusteeship Council that declarations the United States will move as quickly toward self-gov-ernment for the islanders of theUPI - 61 words
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Article51 1974-06-12 2 GENEVA. Tues Trade negotiators from some 80 countries are expected to meet here in mid-July to review progress in technical preparations for a new round of international bargaining to free the flow of world commerce. Informed sources said yesterday They will gather at a session beginning about July51 words
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Article662 1974-06-12 2 Rightists in disarray give way at every turn to Pathet Laos REDS TAKE THE LEAD IN LAOS COALITION |N the two months since the formation of the new coalition government in Laos, the com i n v n ist -orien ted Pathet Lao has taken aNYT - 662 words
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220 1974-06-12 2 Security Council OK for Bangla's UN entry UN IT E D NATIONS. Tues— The Security Council today unanimously rec o m mended Bangladesh for un membership, two-and-a half years after the bloody India Pakistan conflict which brought the new state Into being China vetoed Bangladesh's earlier application in August 1972Reuter - 220 words
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Article, Illustration221 1974-06-12 2 WASHINGTON, Tuesday I 1 UK Soviet Union is ahead of the United States in its nuclear missile arsenal and widening the gap fast, nuclear physicist Kdward Teller said yesterday. "There is no parity," said Mr. Teller. "Russia Is No. 1 In the size of theirUPI - 221 words
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272 1974-06-12 2 CAIRO, Tu«B. rpwo Palestinian guerllX las released from Jail in West Berlin and expelled to Egypt arrived here last night, Cairo airport security officials reported. The two men, named as All Salem and Mohamed Zaher. were freed following threats of terrorist attacks during forthcomingReuter - 272 words
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Article29 1974-06-12 2 CANBERRA Tuea The a»erafe weekly minimum •«fe for Australian men during lurch this year *v USTTiOJ (about tlM> accordin* to official flcurw released here today ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article119 1974-06-12 2 II7KLLINGTON. Tue*. fT AllegaUons that a foreign correspondent baaed In Wellington war. an tnteMgenee officer for Peking were not supported by any erldenee held by the New Zealand Government, Prime Minister Norman Kirk said last night Mr. Kirk was questioned at a news conference about119 words
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Article253 1974-06-12 2 SOVIET TOP 3 FOR TV SPEECHES Moscow, Tv«» Soviet Union's three top leaders appear on national television this week to wind up a month's election campaign with speeches expected to yield major policy statement*. Premier Alexf Kosygln opens the series tomorrow with President Nikolai Podgorny following on Thursday and leadingReuter - 253 words
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Article48 1974-06-12 2 RAWALPINDI. Tuet. One man was killed and six Injured In a clash between two crouDS of workers at Kohlnoor textile mill. The clash marked the latest outbreak of violence between rival unions which has troubled factory areas In Punlab province during recent weeks Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Article41 1974-06-12 2 WASHINGTON Turn Drr wmUnt, iUimm ud hall damme* in America* Ore*t PUlra have put dent In the expected winter wheat harrtat vhlch accounU for about three fourth* of the nation* bread grain, the US Apiculture Department reported yentertajr AP.AP - 41 words
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Article149 1974-06-12 3 TkTBW YORK. Tues. II Soviet representatives have been quietly offering the purported memoirs of Aleksander Solzhenltsyn's first wife to Western publishers In an apparent effort to discredit the exiled author. The manuscript Is attributed to Natalya Reshetovskaya. PARIS: President Valery discard d'Estalng's new government today approved a draft law149 words
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Article149 1974-06-12 3 WELKOM: Black workers at a gold mine where three Africans died last night in a riot over pay. were considering today a new par offer, a company spokesman said. SEOUL: The trial of South Korean Opposition politician Kirn DaeJung. charged with violation of election laws seven years ago.Agencies - 149 words
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497 1974-06-12 3 GREATER SHARE IN OPERATIONS NEW YORK, Tues. Saudi Arabia has concluded an agreement \v it li the giant Arab-Ameri-can Oil Company (Aramto) to increase the government's share of ownership from 25 per cent to 60 per cent, the company said here.Reuter - 497 words
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Article31 1974-06-12 3 MEXICO CITY. TIMS. A wu shu (martial arts) group from China opened a series of six performances here yesterday before a crowd of 8000 in the national auditorium. AP.AP - 31 words
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Article83 1974-06-12 3 TAIPEH. Tues. The 20th Asian Film Festival opened here today with 3M Dim world delegates from It nations participating in the fiveday affair designed for regional co-operation. Actors, directors and movie-makers from Taiwan. South Korea, the Philippines, South Vlet- nun, Thailand. Cambodia, Indonesia, Singapore, Japan and83 words
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Article, Illustration150 1974-06-12 3 SHAW ON 'WHY I PUSH RUNG FU FILMS' NEW YORK. Tuea. The tabloid New fork Post yesterday carried a two-page article on Hongkong movie magnate Run Ran Shaw (above). The article, titled "How Ran Run Shaw runs Hongkopg Movie Industry," was by post correspondent Sylvlanr Gold. It detailed the history150 words
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Article63 1974-06-12 3 T.OURENCO MARQUES Tues. Portuguese army units have rounded up more than 500 former member* of Mozambique's now-disbanded security police, the DOS. In a territory-wide swoop, military sources said here ttv. nlsiht. The men are being detamed pending official Inquiries into alleged atrocities committed on prisoners byReuter - 63 words
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276 1974-06-12 3 Pakistan tells Wilson of N-blast fears LONDON. Tues. Pakistan's anxiety for Its security after India's first nuclear test explosion was expressed to British Prime Minister Harold Wilson yesterday by Pakistan's Defence and Foreign Affairs Minister of State. Mr. Axis Ahmed, Informed Pakistan sources said. The Pakistan Government Is seeking fromReuter; AP - 276 words
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Article, Illustration510 1974-06-12 3 rpHE White House 1 today stood fast against two courts and the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee In refusing to yield any more Watergate trial evidence or material for Impeachment Inquiries. In a final move before leaving for the Middle East yesterday President Nixon toldReuter - 510 words
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Article28 1974-06-12 3 UPPSALA (Sweden i. Tues. Several Swedish flrmn r>Tx»railn« In South Africa are Davin* their black employees starvation wa^e* according to a report released here yesterday. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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222 1974-06-12 3 Marines go into action in 'Kangaroo One' war games ROCKHAMPTON, Tues. About 500 United States marines today Invaded Sablna point off the central Queensland coast as part of a fournation defence exercise code-named "Kangaroo One." A large party of senior officers representing the US, Britain, and New Zealand, as wellReuter - 222 words
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Article128 1974-06-12 3 40 up for Donald Duck HOLLYWOOD. Toes. Donald Duck turned 40 on Sunday after a career fusslnj and quacking through more than 100 Walt Disney cartoons and feature iilms since Jane 9, 1934. when he was Introduced in Wise Little Hens. It was a bit part, bat movie (ocrs thouthtUPI - 128 words
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Article99 1974-06-12 3 Whitelaw to be new Tory chairman LONDON. Tues. Mr. William Whitelaw. the former Conservative Government's trouble shooter In Northern Ireland, will soon be named as the party's new chairman In preparation for the next general election. Informed sources said yesterday. The appointment by Opposition leader Edward Heath will make MrReuter - 99 words
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Article154 1974-06-12 4 PRIVATE WINDSOR SERVICE FOR DUKE LONDON, Tues— Fun eral services for the Duke of Gloucester, ancle of Our en Elisabeth, will he held In private al the chattel of Windsor Castle on Friday He will be buried In the nearby royal mausoleum The 74-year-old son of Kin* George V and154 words
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Article431 1974-06-12 4 Plan go-ahead despite Dr. X's objection BONN, Tuesday THE nine Common Market foreign ministers decided yesterday despite American objections, to make an offer of broad economic, technical, and cultural co-operation to 20 Arab countries. The European plan had been agreed upon on MarchReuter; NYT - 431 words
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Article28 1974-06-12 4 CANBERRA. Tut* Australia had 1U blackest month of Industrial unrest ever last month, with more time lent through strikes than for the whole of 1973. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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264 1974-06-12 4 Ne Win in new round of talks with Suharto JOOJAKARTA. Tues. Burmese President Oen. Ne Win arrived here today from Ball for another round of talks on Internal problems and International matters with President Suharto. Oen. Ne Win who was briefed on Indonesian or. industry by Mr. Ibnu Sutowo. directorReuter; AP - 264 words
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Article29 1974-06-12 4 WASHINGTON. Tues. Accidents Involving pastenger airliner* In the US killed 227 people feat year, the highest death toll tfhee IMS. the National TrananortaUon Safety Board said.— Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article31 1974-06-12 4 PORT-Or-BPAIN, Tues A prison official In Trinidad has accused priests of being the chief smugglers of letters and other articles in and out of that country' jails. AP.AP - 31 words
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Article31 1974-06-12 4 RANGOON. TUM. The Burmese Oovernmen' has (ranted oil exploration right* in the Bay of Bengal to three I West European companies, according to the Burma New* agency Reuter IReuter - 31 words
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Article31 1974-06-12 4 MXLBOURNB. Tues— OrKaruaers of the Melbourne film festival yesterday cancelled a acreenlng of the controversial Michelangelo Antonlonl documentary on China after anonymous warnings of *rmMv& and other violence. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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344 1974-06-12 4 pAIRO, Tugs. PrealV» dent Anwar Badat has assured Palestinian leaden that the battle with Israel Is still con tlnuing and that Egypt has weapons which she had not yet used, the newspaper Al Ahram said today. The Egyptian leader was speaking to theReuter - 344 words
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Article87 1974-06-12 4 Final touches to African summit MOGADISHU. Tues. Organisation of African Unity (OAU) foreign ministers get down to last-minute consultations today to complete an agenda and prepare resolutions for the frlcan summit here They art expected to work throughout the day and into the nlftH a» African heads of cut* arrive87 words
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Article, Illustration264 1974-06-12 4 BAD REICHENHALL (West German). Tues. The stalled trans-Atlantic dialo cue between Europe and the US gets off to a fresh start today in this Alpine health resort. US Secretary of State, Dr. Henry Kissinger, Is driving here from Austria, where he and President Nixon areReuter; UPI - 264 words
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213 1974-06-12 4 Vietcong and Saigon resume ceasefire talks SAIGON, Tuesday GOVERNMENT and Vietcong military officers today resumed talks on ways to implement a ceasefire in Vietnam after a month-long break, a Vietconu spokesman said. Delegates of both sides met In the Joint Military Commission (JMC) at Tan Son Nhut alrbase on theUPI - 213 words
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159 1974-06-12 4 Secret arrest of former president SEOUL, Tues. —A former President of South Korea was secretly arrested and Interrogated recently for having helped to finance anti government student demonstrations In April, according to authoritative Korean and foreign sources here. The sources said that government agents picked up Yun Po Sun. 77,159 words
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Advertisement125 1974-06-12 4 hand planer^^^ cutting machines L^L^p METAL SAW ROUTERS dL IMPACT WRENCH 4Jt^<^Fl N ISH I NG SANDER HAMMER DRILLS RECIPROSAW ROUTER MACHINE UNI WOOD MACHINE CIRCULAR SAWS angle drills bvbmhb^hmbihhbhb Alto available: Other MAKITA Power Tool model* of 230 volts and 110 volts. Baby Sanders Band Saws Belt Sanders Bench125 words
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129 1974-06-12 5 THE Tiger-Moth that crashlanded at a Manda! hill on Monday was dismantled and taken by lorry to the Singapore Flying Club yesterday. The two-seater plane that landed on Its belly on a hillside oft the 12} milestone Mandal Road was earlier Inspected by the129 words
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Article38 1974-06-12 5 MR David Phoa. president of Rotary Club West, will hand over the Cancer Library to the Singapore Cancer Society at 1U new premises. Unit 334 Peace Centre. In Sophia Road on June 21 at S pjn38 words
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257 1974-06-12 5 Beer at sarabat stalls if rules passed By GERALD PEREIRA JJKKK may Ik- sold even at sarabat stalls if new regulations now being considered by the Government is passed. Sources said that the proposed regulations would give special licences to enable businessmen to set up establishments to be known as257 words
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Article63 1974-06-12 5 Next-of-kin: Contact police POLICE are anxious to contact the relatives or next-of-kln of Yuen Peng Khuan, 78. who died at Outram Hospital at 10.40 a.m. on June 7. They are asked to contact -Insp Poo Sek Leng of Central Police Station A police spokesman said yesterday that Yuen's last "known63 words
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Article, Illustration449 1974-06-12 5 A TOTAL Of 3,785 secret society members have been detained under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Act since it was Introduced in 1958, the police disclosed yesterday. Some 2,#2« have been released after detention. This number Includes 21 detainees449 words
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Article53 1974-06-12 5 LIOHTNIN Mixers Pty Ltd. of Sydney together with their local representatives James Whyu and Company (Malaya) Bdn. Bhd will hold a two-day seminar on the Treatment of Waste Water, with emphasis on mechanical aeration and mixing equipment applications at the Cambulac Room, at Marco Polo Hotel today53 words
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264 1974-06-12 5 Salesman murder: Was jealousy the motive? JEALOUSY over a woman Is believed to have been the motive for the murder of a salesman, Loh Kuan Seng, 25, In Lorong 6, Oeylang. on Monday evening. His father. Mr. Loh Kirn Lai. 55. who claimed his son's body at the Outram Hospital264 words
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Article80 1974-06-12 5 Reminder to rice merchants THE Trade Department yesterday reminded rice merchants that they should submit their applications for licences to deal In rice to the Supplies Office by Saturday the dosing date Applications received after that would not be considered, the department said yesterday. Under the Price Control (Rice) Order80 words
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Article34 1974-06-12 5 THE Australian High Commissioner here, Mr. Robert N Birch, will apeak on Australlan-Asean Co-opera-tion at the Apex Club of Singapore's International Night to be held at Hotel Equatorial tomorrow at 8 pm.34 words
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Article41 1974-06-12 5 EDIWAR Maxkmur. 33. was fined (350 by the First Magistrate's Court yesterday (or exhibiting obscene photograph* along Jslan Sultan on June 10 st about 10 p m The photograph* were ordered confiscated and dssiiojed He pleaded guilt*41 words
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Article65 1974-06-12 5 rE Ministry of the Environment has declared Singapore cholera free from Mobday. A ministry statement said yesterday that no farther cholera cases. had been reported since the last one on May IT. The total number of eases this rear remain od at etrht, with one carrier. There65 words
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316 1974-06-12 6 Supply poor, so fish prices still high rpHK price of fish reX malned high during the last few days because of poor supplies, according to the Trade Department yesterday. Prices of Spanish mackerel (tengglrl bekah). horse mackerel (selar) and mackerel (kembong) went up by 10 cents to $2.30. $1.60 and316 words
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Article59 1974-06-12 6 Motorist hurt in road crash MOTORIST L v c v s Leow Lip Peng, 28. was admitted to Outram Hospital with head Injuries yesterday after his mini was Involved In an accident with an oil-tanker at Orchard Road. Tb« accident oocurrtd opposite the Orchard Road Police Button at about 1359 words
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Article, Illustration188 1974-06-12 6 AC Ong to be named new zoo chief ACTING Assistant Commissioner of Police, Mr. On* Kirn Boon. Is to be appointed the new director of the Singapore Zoological Gardens It Is understood Mr. One will take up his new post after his retirement soon from the force which he joined188 words
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73 1974-06-12 6 4,000 th ad: The 2 who spotted it mHE two winners of the 1 fifth "Spot the 4.000 th advertisement" contest organised by the Straits Times were Miss Lily Lee Bau Choo, 21, an accounts clerk, and Mr. Raymond Mondoo Chi Liang, 17, a student. Bach will receive a golden73 words
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Article145 1974-06-12 6 SILVER PLAQUE FROM INDIAN CADETS ¥>BOFESSOR I. A 1 Jansen, chairman of the National Cadet Carp. Council, yesterday received a stiver plaaae from visiting Indian air cadet officer, Bavinder Singh Palia. The Plaque, a gesture of good will and friend fhlP. was presented on behalf of the Ah- Wing of145 words
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44 1974-06-12 6 rIE two-week strike by more than 100 workers at Selclene laundry In Delta Road ended on Monday The, management and the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation resolved their differences over NWC pay at the Labour Ministry over the weekend.44 words
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363 1974-06-12 6 BEN DAVIDSON - $12,000 for 'wrongly' sacked 'tec BEN DAVIDSON CONSENT JUDGMENT BY COURT By DETECTIVE constable, who was said to have been wrongfully dismissed from service in July 1968, was awarded $12,000 in a consent judgment by the High Coart last month. One of the terms of the settlement of the suit363 words
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116 1974-06-12 6 PC denies theft of rose plant cuttings A POLICEMAN was charged In the First Magistrate's Court yesterday with talcing 10 rose plant cuttings from the Botanic Oardens Hlsham bin Abdullah alias Renganathan Mohan, 22, denied taking the cuttings at about 9.45 p.m. on March 11 without the written permission of116 words
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Article186 1974-06-12 6 A TOTAL of 13.064 people were treated for upper respiratory tract Infection. Including Influenza at Government outpatient clinics for the week ending June 1. This brings to 35,176 the number of such cases since May 13. according to the Health Ministry Doctors in186 words
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Article27 1974-06-12 6 THE Oberol Imperial Hotel and DTA French Airline* will Jointly hold a Festival of French Food and Art at the hotel from today to Friday27 words
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148 1974-06-12 6 SIA HAS BIGGEST BOEING FLEET IN S-E ASIA SINGAPORE Airlines has more Boeing aircraft than any other airline In South-east Asia This was confirmed by an SI A spokesman yesterday when he announced the purchase of a 10th Boelng--707 recently. SlA's total fleet of 19 aircraft is made up of148 words
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Miscellaneous298 1974-06-12 6 ■rtngltiß Up F>th»r By mil Kavawaih —I Camp -Jljw h*k OH.swcutiil Icm yojft no, zmcan hfuNas jtoetAsmm-Ano i mgftoirr KXJ KUtOUnm JHm,B**L»f'. J\Jtrvf^tOj (T! M3U I V*W« >OU J «TIU. TWV J OFTHt ilS2jry^s*LO« WB 7l TWOOOMT TH4T S LOOK SO I tVP* A TDOOA "S ■flrTMairM jca i J298 words
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160 1974-06-12 7 Robber among 48 caught in raid on cinema FORTY-EIGHT men were arrested by police at Clros Theatre In Telok Blangah last Thursday in connection with a spate of housebreaking and robbery cases, a district court was told on Monday. Senior Inspector P. Satlvelu raid this In his summary of the160 words
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136 1974-06-12 7 S'PORE'S $13.M 'SHOW FISH BUSINESS MORE than 10 million tropical Ash. the majority of which are rupplrs. were exported last year, according to the Singapore Guppy Club, yesterday. This amounted to some $13.4 ml'lion In revenue. And the major importing countries were America, Europe, West Germany. Britain, Japan and Australia.136 words
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Article, Illustration775 1974-06-12 7 How to beat the shortage... 'ITS THE BEST AND ONLY SOLUTION' THE Singapore Dental Association has proposed that the "best and only solution" to the shortage of dental surgeons in Singapore is to train more dental surgeons. It stressed that "all efforts be directed towards775 words
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Article154 1974-06-12 7 Three grants for dental students TfHE president of x of the Singapore Dental Association, Dr. Y.C. Wong, yesterday announced that the SDA was offering three bursaries for dental students this year. He said this was to encourage more Singapore students to take up dentistry as a career. It was also154 words
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Article411 1974-06-12 7 3rd bid proved fatal npHE Singapore Polytechnic has no Jurisdic--1 tion over long-haired students who are waiting for their final year results or to Join national service. A Polytechnic spokesman said: "We can't tell them to cut their hair because they are no longer411 words
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Article126 1974-06-12 7 JOHORE CASHES IN ON COLOUR fiOLOUB TV sets will \j be sold in Johorr before the end of this month. Mr. B.K. Huang, general manager of Setron Ltd., local TV set assemblers' yesterday said "We have a factory in Johore Barn turning nut black and white seta. "It has already126 words
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Article50 1974-06-12 7 ■MO Boon Whee. 61. ni fined 1300 by the PMt Magistrate's Court jeatatday for having two ■ninmai of morphine, and fined another 1300 for having a eyrtnga with a needle attached In Syed Alwl Road on June It at about 11.10 pm He pleaded guilty50 words
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Article87 1974-06-12 7 A MALAYSIAN seaman. Jlaa Lamudln. 47, who was found unconscious In a nve-foot deep freshwater tank aboard the cargo vessel Sri Salado. died on arrival at Outram Hospital, at 2.30 p.m. on Monday. Police laid he iv a»■Mned to clear Urn tank shorUr after 387 words
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Article157 1974-06-12 7 Getting rid of that bad feeling JAPAN must provide faster high quality technical aid and better trade patterns to Southeast Asian countries In order to cut down local resentments against Japanese Interests. a Japanese official said yesterday. Mr. Toshlro Shlmanouchl, a councillor of the Japan Federation of Economic Organisations, said157 words
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Miscellaneous280 1974-06-12 7 Straits Times Crossword b^bl ulaV* Mai" 7 bBP ■^■^"TBanß ACBOBS ihcres wfctl* dlffercncr 7 Ply to the oven' •s > •■i S Try to remember about v S Dicky leapt Into the fold short prayer id. it;. 9 Lotc the thread at Orave- 6 Such a rude woman to «end280 words
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Article, Illustration1603 1974-06-12 8 Upsurge in country's Economic ictivities Prospects bright despite odds MESSAGE FROM HE FERDINAND E. MARCOS, PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES- done, we have finally begun the momentum that makes our final break from the old and stricken environment. This is the beginning of change,1,603 words
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Article, Illustration1590 1974-06-12 8 PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE DAY SUPPLEMENT gARELY 21 months ago, nearly everyone was writing off the Philippines. Though it obviously had great potential, the unhappy land was rapidlly going down the drain from social and political anarchy. Today, the change in the country's prospect1,590 words
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Article, Illustration1818 1974-06-12 8 CIONINO the pro--13 clamatlon which placed the Philippines under martial law was, in President Marcos' own words, the least difficult decision he could make when fronted by the gravest crisis of his administration and the greatest threat to national security since the Philippines became1,818 words
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Article47 1974-06-12 8 AN exhibition of colour as well as Mask and white photographs entitled Philippines, Las* of the Beautiful will be held la the foyer of the Crystal Ballroom, Hyatt Hotel tiasy. It la sponsored by the National Media Production Centre aad the niisi«-mt of Tears—, Manila47 words
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Advertisement65 1974-06-12 8 FACTS ON THE PHILIPPINES ton£r*<Sssi l>: I l <MU» •*> km), Mindanao (M.CM at. km.) and Population: 41.47*5.174 (1*74 estimate). Population growth rate: $.1% per annum. Population density: I M. Z persons per s*. km. (1*74 estimate). Average temperature: n.V C (Manila). Currency: The Philippine peso has keen floating in65 words
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Article, Illustration889 1974-06-12 9 PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE DAY SUPPLEMENT "DEFLECTING tfce present-day Filipinos, ambivalence about their country's past, there are today two contrasting tendencies among Filipino historians. One is to Insist that Philippine history properly begins in 1872, with the first assertion of Filipino national will889 words
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Article, Illustration876 1974-06-12 9 suffered during the Pacific War. Rlxal Park Its focal point Is the Rlzal monument which stands where the young revolutionary was executed by the Spaniards in 1896. Nayong Plllplno Situated right beside the Manila International Airport, this huge park offers a glimpse of876 words
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Article, Illustration1086 1974-06-12 9 hphere things, to L begin with must be said about Philippine culture. First, that it is the outcome of a continual stream throughout the centuries and into the present of influences from outside the geographical limits of the archipelago. Second, that these influences throughout1,086 words
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Article163 1974-06-12 9 MANILA will be the •Ie of the Miss Universe International beauty contest of MM Seventy beauties from all over the world. Including Sin rapore and Malaysia. who have competed In their respective countries, are expected to converge In the PhiUppine city by the first week of163 words
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Article, Illustration975 1974-06-12 9 Imelda carries banner of pride in all things Filipino rpO the western world especially the Press Imelda Romualdex Marcos Is best known for her beauty. She Is surely one of the most beautiful presidents' wives the world has seen. Her beauty is a dependable constant, a gratifying fact for all975 words
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Article522 1974-06-12 10 THERE is a time for haste, and a time for caution. According to reports from Cairo, Egypt and the US believe it would be appropriate to resume Middle East peace talks in Geneva recessed since last December around September or October, and not in the next few weeks522 words
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Article101 1974-06-12 10 yESTERDAY'S collapse of Italy's 36th post-Second World War government tends to support an American columnist's view that Italians are dedicated to proving that Western nations do not need governments. Prime Minister Mariano Rumor's Government came apart because of a dispute over how Italy's current economic crisis should be101 words
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Article262 1974-06-12 10 rwas fortunate that the fire at Trengganu Btreet occurred In the morning. I dread to think what the outcome would have been had it been in the evening. Evacuation of occupants would have been impeded by hawkers who choke the street with their stalls, while entry262 words
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Article151 1974-06-12 10 pLEASE refer to the r letter by "Disturbed Residents" (B.T. June 4). Your correspondents are advised to provide full details of the mentioned bungalow to the Assistant Director, Building Control Division. 4th Floor. National Development Building, Maxwell Road, Singapore 2, so that the matter may be looked into.151 words
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Article1000 1974-06-12 10 H.L. LIM - H.L.LIM A GIRL blissfully unaware of the law of supply and demand turned up at the Golden Theatre last month to see the Academy Awardwinning film The Sting. But all tickets were sold out. Undaunted, she went up to an elderly, shoddlly dressed man and asked if he had1,000 words
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1039 1974-06-12 10 NANCY BYRAMJI - 'Return home' efforts leave nurses so cold NANCY BYRAMJI: By London ]F nurses in Britain get their demand for higher pay, Malaysia and Singapore are likely to lose more of their Britishtrained nurses to Britain. Singapore and Malaysian authorities in London are unable to provide absolute figures but it Is1,039 words
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Article124 1974-06-12 10 rpHE National Library ■1 baa more than books; it has anwelcome bed Iran. too. I was blaten while reading in the library last week. And when I looked at the chair closely I found a big nest of then. To be exact, there were 14 of them.124 words
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Advertisement9 1974-06-12 10 for absolute if J^Ji^^L precision \J^i\r j^l CHRONOMETER ssxhoo9 words
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Advertisement256 1974-06-12 10 jWlfl HONG ENTERPRISES (PTL| LTDJ SANDEN2S> Rotary Auto-Air Conditioners 1 Light Weight, Compact, Small Engine Load, Quiet Operation, No Viabrations Stress. 2 Less Appetite For Petrol 3 Right Even For 1100 c.c. Class 4 Especially Designed For Datsun 120Y, Toyota 1200, Colt Lancer Subaru 1400 Mazda 808. 5 Terms of256 words
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206 1974-06-12 11 Armed robbery youth gets 20 lashes A YOUTH was sentenced to a total of four-and-a-half years Jail pins 2* strokes of the cane by a district court yesterday for armed robbery and theft Teo Koon Teck. 18, was Jailed for two years plus 10 strokes of the cane on each206 words
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Article78 1974-06-12 11 Missing man found dead in sea PoMce recovered the body of Wang Chla Chin. 37, of Jalan Bumbu. from the sea off East Coast Park, on Monday. A ponce spokesman said Wang, who was a crew member of the motor launch Ong*. was reported missing at 920 am last Saturday78 words
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Article56 1974-06-12 11 MR. WOODROW W. Everltt, fojmer manager at ContlnenUl nilnoU National Bank in London, la the new manager of the bank's branch In Singapore. He take* over from Mr. David B. Bterrett, who haa been tranaferred to the bank's branch in Amsterdam. The bank opened lta56 words
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202 1974-06-12 11 Why it's vital to have top security at PSA rE Port Authority said yesterday that a sound security system at the port was vital to maintain the confidence of port users. A PSA statement made the point to explain why passes were needed to enter the port area. Such passes,202 words
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Article54 1974-06-12 11 Jailed: Illegal immigrants FIVE men were jailed for two weeks each by the First Magtotraate's Court yesterday for entering Singapore without a permit between January and May this year. They were Samm Kaaalm, JO. All bin Tabal. IS. Atan bin Osman, IT. All bin Ahmad, 30, and Hashlm bin Rahmat.54 words
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Article45 1974-06-12 11 TEO Leong Chong, 68. unemployed, who was fined a total of 5n.500 but week for drug offences, has begun serving 1H years jail In default He had admitted three charges of unlawfully manufacturing and having prepared opium and -«"H"f utensils.45 words
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Article31 1974-06-12 11 THE price of cement was yesterday reverted to Its previous price of 5127 50 per metric ton delivered to site. Inclusive of distributor's commission, the Department of Trade announced.31 words
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Article46 1974-06-12 11 THE Minister of Bute (Environments* and MP for Sepoy Lines. Mr. Wee Toon Boon, will officiate at the balloting ceremony for the sale of 330 units of threeroom improved flats at the ear park behind block 27. Outram Park, today at 1 30 pjn.46 words
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Article, Illustration92 1974-06-12 11 rE driver of this smarts ear Mr. Tong Hong Cheong, 29, escaped unhnrt when It was Involved la a collision with a cyclist and landed on Its side at Havelock Road on Monday night. Tkiif k visibly shaken, Mr. Tong crawled oat of the92 words
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Article203 1974-06-12 11 Gunman wanted for robberies held nOUCK have arrested a wanted gunman who Is said to have been responsible for a series of robberies and housebreaking cases during past six months Detectives who arrested the man In Changl Road on Monday mornIng recovered a revolver and eight bullets from him. Sources203 words
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Article34 1974-06-12 11 DR. Chao Taee Cheng. forenatc pathologist of the Pathology Department. Outram Hospital, will speak on Home Safety at the lunch meetlrg of the Rotary Club of Sine,:- do-- at Mandarin Hotel today.34 words
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352 1974-06-12 11 TRANSPORT operators, unions and several organisations yesterday supported the Government's move to organise a five-week national campaign from July 15 to encourage car pools and staggered working hours. They said that the campaign would be a positive step towards helping commuters to familiarise themselves352 words
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Advertisement225 1974-06-12 11 ißobina 7hr Sur smt Gsa /brtek BALL I shoes at rock bottom prices while stocks last Plus: Imported French and Italian casual wear shirts (Mailcott, Pierre Conte, Montagu t and Ntno) less 30ft Ties from aO over the world Jjt Wk Imported Attache bags for lilpM the office SjWrrr Rodeo225 words
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Miscellaneous161 1974-06-12 11 TV MALAYSIA (3) Ofi r* Programmi summary QAA PI Pratrtmmi summary -J.ynJ SJ4 Abbott and Costel O.UU |bWI lo SJS Documentary film S.M We* ther Ul Nm 1.11 Btbjjarlah Nnstwa Ml Nm Ul Bahasa Anda lIS Make Room for Komentar LSI Bamaby Jones 1144 Daddy 1.41 The Partridge Family Nicholas161 words
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Miscellaneous714 1974-06-12 11 TV SINGAPORE (5) 1 A tin **> to 12JI mm H»l*i) Ut News Brief US IU.UU Trade sad test trass •iflemM: The EMntmer IM mission (cetoar) IM Traea and Sciaaca 4 (Uassce Production) 7JI test tram«*ssion (cohwr) IJi News and Nemred (Hswy) T.SS Oaeawt aad lama Mnjaraa Daadsaf SsMdra (Malay,714 words
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Miscellaneous22 1974-06-12 11 THE water consumption on Monday was 11) million gallons (514JM coble metres) 11.4 million gallons (4H.OM ceibic metres) aware than on Sands;22 words
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208 1974-06-12 12 $5m KL radar system ready this year LfUALA LUMPUR. Tues. [V Malaysia's first long range radar system, which can locate aircraft flying within a radius of 200 miles of Kuala Lumpur, will be In operation before the end of the year. Communications Minister Tan Sri Sardon bin Hajl Jubir said208 words
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Article56 1974-06-12 12 TOKYO. Tu«a. A «ixmember Japanese mUslon today left (or the Rengam district of Johore to collect the remains of seven World War Two Japanese soldier* The mission, led by Mr Masao Iwasa. an official of the Welfare Ministry, will hold a memorial service Jiere around June ISReuter - 56 words
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313 1974-06-12 12 Five hours outside the school, then back to classes... SUNGEI PATANI, Tuesday |T was back to normal today at Father Barre's Convent where more than 200 girl students staged a fivehour demonstration outside the school yesterday. The glrla, from three Form Four classes313 words
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Article26 1974-06-12 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Islamic Foreign Ministers attending the five-day conference here beginning June 21 will visit development projects in Paninsular Malaysia after the meeting26 words
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Article55 1974-06-12 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Peninsular Malaysia harvested a record rte* crop of 1.1 million tons last ye*r, surpassing the 1972 production by more than 1M>,04» tons, the Government said today. About 2.M0 of the 12.624 acres under cultivation were damaged by floods, pests and drought The production made peninsular55 words
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Article41 1974-06-12 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Twenty-seven cases, including one death, of dengue haemorrhagic fever and three of cholera were reported In the past 41 hours In Peninsular Malaysia The fatal dengue caae was a four-year-old girl from Batu Pahat41 words
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167 1974-06-12 12 Car race drama between robbers, contractor pATU PAHAT. Tues. D Contractor Yre Yong Foong. 49, outraced four highway robbers to the safety of the Tongkang Pecan police station In a four -mile car chase drama yesterday. One of the thugs, took a shot at the tyres of his Mercedes-Bens bat167 words
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Article32 1974-06-12 12 NDJAMENA Chad). Tues Special Malaysian envoy Shahuddln Mohamed Taib arrived in Ndjamena today from Gabon with a message from Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak for Chad's President Ngarta TombaJbaye Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article247 1974-06-12 14 T"I ut «"tt »'J«Sun«5 OUT N-d>r Rijn I 2. Marnruli 7 Kamnt.au 20. Cant Lrr 21 Mai. Mu.i 11. Korean Mall MM. Tnoraonrat JS *l Kb» Matu >H> IK <bar**> 51 North and Lion City ißamn M South IM..Rh«lrl.or 3 4 N.» Krrlufii. Marnruli I, Itrait V»<247 words
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Advertisement765 1974-06-12 15 rl ML*) ASIA CONSTRUCTION MINING I \**y MACHINERY PTE. LTD. ACCOUNTANT ACMM recently incorporated Singapore company of the U.K. Richards Wallmgton Group it the sole distributor in Singapore for LANCER BOSS Forklift Trucks and Sideloader Trucks. RUST ON BUCYRUS/BUCYRUS ERIE Excavators and Cranes, and COMPAIR INTERNATIONAL'S Holman Broom wade Mining765 words
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Advertisement1262 1974-06-12 15 |UNI-TRAVEL PRIVATE LIMITED II A fast expanding travel organisation is looking for qualified applicants to fill I II the following positions: (D TRAVEL CONSULTANTS Dynamic young ladies with pleasant personalities who have a I minimum of 2 years' sales experience in travel industry. Must possess a I H.S.C. or Senior1,262 words
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Advertisement223 1974-06-12 15 A large manufacturing concern specialising in sheet-metal and aluminium fabrication invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the posts of: a) Workstudy Officers b) Workstudymen They are required to carry out studies in material handling, product layout and work place layout as well as method and time studies in sheet223 words
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Article82 1974-06-12 16 rraetan Iron I. Steam M.ao 16.00 93M $7 JO .30 +J0 M >CBC neheape m n i. rmr 'A* r. Bw. i. P»r M IJlwrt* A wmU Umi JOB If. Bulk JniUta 3 Can. BBS »rim» lardlnc Blorc $7 JO M 74 IS OS MM 13.10 W3O S3 1282 words
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Article21 1974-06-12 16 Most active stocks Haw P»r 3M.J** DAS UMM gdUMTI HUH* Pan. Elect. ToUl Taravrer: 3 05 M ToUl Vahw: $S.O M21 words
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Article57 1974-06-12 16 IndastrUb: tun *SIJ rtaurc: HIM 4MJ I Hatch: 174.7* 175.1 Titpmttm: III.IJ I**J t Ttaa: IMJJ IMJ i f rakken: J« M M*J 0.C.8.C.: I*4. M M 4.' 8.E.8. Ind.: M7.M tTSJ Dec. M. IMC IM f Dm. SI. INI b IM 1 Dm. M. IMS It* Dm. 11,57 words
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Article1596 1974-06-12 16 rpHB last transacted' sale at the close of business In the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day'r price* together with 1974 high and low. Adjusted for all new Issues). INDUSTRIAL 1*74 La*t N. L. lala 2. TO 2.00 Aetna 1.41 13* 1 01 A.1,596 words
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Article381 1974-06-12 16 rWAS a day of general gains on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with blue chips and a number of situation stocks coming In for Investment attention. Having stemmed the flow of selling this past fortnight, the market was showing evidence of heading upwards again. Market381 words
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Article1326 1974-06-12 16 'did and offer price* officially listed and business In sand reported to the Stock Exchange or Singapore yes•terrtay with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDI-BTBIAL9 Aesaa (3.468) XD. A.T.I. (1.008 1.108). AJIdo (3.508 2.708) (1) 2.50.1,326 words
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Article1345 1974-06-12 16 BID and of fer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In bracket} In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIAL! Atmamata <2.408> A. Tea* 11 IM). Ataan 11.141) (1) ll*. (I)1,345 words
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Article298 1974-06-12 16 MACLAINE Watson has formed an Engineering Division In Malaysia and Singapore with the acquisition of Faithful Engineering. I Mr. Harro Brandt. Maclalne Watson's deputy chairman, described the acquisition as one of a series of expansion moves to broaden the operative base of the group regionally. "Our new298 words
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Article120 1974-06-12 16 A ONE- for- three bonus Issue will be made by Public Insurance to raise the present Issued cap.tal from $15 million to $2 million. In addition shareholders will rece'.ve a 17) per cent dividend for 1973. five points up on the previous year. The chairman. Dato Lee120 words
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Article300 1974-06-12 16 Sentiment improves in KL market OENTIMENT Improved O at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday following emergence of stronger buying interest. Activity picked up from about mid morning, maintaining a steady pace, with buyers dealing more freely. In the last half hour of trading brisk business was recorded and a300 words
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Article80 1974-06-12 16 rnHZ ÜB. dollar opened very firmly at 12 4340-80 in the Singapore forez market yesleiday. compared with Monday's close of U 4245-55 lri Initial trading the dollar rallied to $2 4380-90 by mldmomlng but slipped In mld- seaston trading to $3 4375-85 by lunch time The dollar firmed80 words
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Article151 1974-06-12 16 The following are the nominal average closing Interbank rate* In Singapore: Note: These rates may differ slightly from Uhmo quoted by banks to their cu*ton.tr». quoted yesterday (rrowi parity US dollar 2 4380 ***** 2 8196 St«rllnc pound 5.8460 5.8560 7.3469 Hongkong dollar 48.33 48 38 50 51151 words
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Article29 1974-06-12 16 Rubber: June 11. Singapore: IM5* cents (up 1.5* cts). Malaysia: 188 5* cts (up I.M ct). Tin: $1,330 (up $•5,871) Official offering: 25* tons (down 55 tons).29 words
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Article103 1974-06-12 16 Cmihisi rnoouci ixcNAaos. »IH0A»0al MOON CLOtINC MICH »ICUL TSSTiaOAT. Csssnm 0*1: bulk SIM noralaal. drum (I*s nominal Caora: Mixed (looeel UK/COnt. 190 nominal n>air Muntok AST A white fob 100% NLW Slo2t sellers. Sanwek white fob NLW 12*0 sellers. Sarawak special black fob. M% NL.W 1200 sellere. Sarawak ASTA103 words
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Article167 1974-06-12 16 Straits tin UP $6.87 rIE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday continued IU uptrend with another rise of $6,871,4 to $1,330 per plcul on an official offering down 55 tons to 250 tons. LONDON: Monday's rise In the Eastern prices and the firmness elsewhere were the main factors In an167 words
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Article98 1974-06-12 16 CHIPMENT of Straits refined tin from Penang for May 1974 totalled 6.887 64 tonnes (April 7,505 56 tonnes), according to statistics Issued by Straits Trading. The following table shows the destination and metric tonnage, excluding metal shipment from Klang Tla Port Kelang: May Jan /May Jnited Kingdom98 words
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Article59 1974-06-12 16 M*mf>r litur««» U II Mil MlltaWM (1) 104 U NA Lull! IST 40 N A Mrat IM.M ISB6O H— «>»■« IMM IM.M toM IM.MB N A IM.MB N A Pmrij IMM N A k POC« 41) 1M238 IUISB IHM IMM ikpon prtm la no« •l.rllni la U.S. «ellara59 words
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Article488 1974-06-12 16 AJ»ART from short-cover-*»lnf In June which consequently gained a little ground, the Singapore rubber market yesterday was barely disturbed all morning from Monday's final levels. Trading was confined to routine and further incentive was lacking In the absence of worthwhile fresh features The morning MMtan cksed quiet The488 words
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Article91 1974-06-12 16 |)AILY not pruea teued at noon rwterday: Jw J.ly (OwiwlMik' IhmrHßk) MKII.E Birmkhn IqnMin (Mate par kg) (e«atap«kf> SMR 5 CV (1 ton pallet) SUM 131.MN 31*60 Ml SON SMR 6L (1 too pallet! 31*60 Ml SON 31*60 231 MN SMR I (1 ton pallet) 1M.60 1M SON91 words
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Article231 1974-06-12 16 IJONOKONO, Tues. The market continued to move forward at the outset today with shares putting on further gains. However after mid -morning a strong selling wave developed wiping off most of the early gains. But the afternoon session saw the market revive as more buyers stepped in again to231 words
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Article42 1974-06-12 16 On the free esenange market In Hongkong yesterday the U.S. dellar waa quoted at 5 0428/ 5 0440 for T.T. and 5.025 5 033 for sasn. Sterling was quoted at 12 12 20 and ana last quoted at 93» 0042 words
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Article179 1974-06-12 16 rpOKYO, Tues. Prices on the Tokyo stock exchange turned sharply higher after three days of continued falls. The Dow Jones average soared 58.04 to close at 4.698.49 and the New Index gained 2-41 to 337 20 Trading volume totalled 200 million shares. Today's closing prices In yen with the179 words
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Article173 1974-06-12 16 AMSTERDAM. Mon. Dutch internationals closed generally firmer aided by sentiment on Wall Street last Friday. Hoofovens lost most of the charp Initial rise and Akio and Unilever gained nearly one guilder each. Royal Dutch edged higher but Philips moved lower against the trend. The rest of the market ruledReuter - 173 words
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Article107 1974-06-12 16 j r/URICH. Mon. The La stock market closed generally firmer on a medium trading volume. Bonds were well maintained. The Credit Sulsse Index soared 3.6 points to 211.8. Cloaint prices la Bwlaa franc* with the dl*T»r«aet an the previou* Credit Sulase 2700 M Bwia* Bank Corpn Ml IS Union107 words
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Article296 1974-06-12 16 MELBOURE. Tues. The Melbourne stock market closed on a geneI rally easier note In dull trading conditions, with i volume relatively thin. Some selected Issues, however, were able to gain ground under bar-gain-hunting, to close at higher levels for the day. Oolds found favour, with Emperor Jumping to Asl9s296 words
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Article387 1974-06-12 16 NEW YORK. Mon The ■lock market scored iv sixth consecutive advance today In somewhat slower trading as prk-ea again were buoyea by Investors' growing confluence that Intercut I rates have peaked Profit taking weakened quotation* on the New York I Stock Exchange In the morning Marion following the387 words
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Article33 1974-06-12 16 London copper prleaa on Man Say (previoue IB bracaata). Wlrebar Spot buyer il.lM (£1.11*) teller £I.l*o (£1.117): Thraa Month. buyer fI.OSS (iI.OM) aellar il.M* (£I.MI). Market tana: Him Sanw: «.200 teas.33 words
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Article92 1974-06-12 16 FINANCIAL TIMEB TINS »££»7 »IJ7 Friday »i M Week ■««> M.tl KVBMU JJMJM MO.IS MO 3t4 0J OIL! ai««H Friday 222 10 W«*fc mo 2UJS INDUBTKIALS »£n<tay 2*4 7 W*«* ago n* DOW JONES A VISAGE INDUMTBIAU >*on«Uiy IMI7 FrM»y «5».72 Week ago UIM LONDON DOLLAK Finatw Monday 41%92 words
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Article542 1974-06-12 17 Group profit at OCBC advances pROFITS at the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation group of companies have Increased significantly in 1973 by 76 per cent to $24 31 million after all provisions including tax and transfers to inner reserves. However, as the OCBC accounts point out, this Is not purely organic542 words
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Article390 1974-06-12 17 THE first profit report from Tan Chong Motor Holdings is smack on target. Consolidated pre-tax profits before exceptional items for 1973 stand at $10.23 million against a forecast of not less than $10 million by the group when it came to the market earlier this390 words
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Article76 1974-06-12 17 Wearne's interim improves FRST half pre tax profits at Wearne Brothers have improved by 26.5 per cent to $9,174 million. Directors are now forecasting an unchanged April -September, making full year profits of about $19.8 million, "unless there is an unexpected change in trading conditions." They, however, hedge their bets76 words
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Article201 1974-06-12 17 A BIAN currency deposit interbank rate* a* at rloae on Tuesday. June 11: t'S DOLLAES Offer Bid 7 d«y« 11 1 4 nil 1 mth 11 3 I v 1/4 2 mth* 11 3 11 1 4 3 mthi 11 9 18 U 7 16 6 mthi201 words
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Article31 1974-06-12 17 Closing interbank rate* In Singapore doilari for June 11 OHer Bid Overnight 10 9\ 1 mih BS t% 3 mths 9. 3 rnth. t", l' 4 Prime rate 9%%31 words
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Advertisement561 1974-06-12 17 TELEPHONE FOREMAN BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED invite applications for Telephone Foreman in their organisation based in Seria, State of Brunei. The successful candidate will be responsible for the installation and repair of Company telephone and teleprinter equipment. Qualifications between 25 and 40 years of age should possess a City561 words
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Advertisement783 1974-06-12 17 SINGAPORE SPORTS COUNCIL Applications are invited from citizens or permanent residents of Singapore Malaysia for the following appointment EDITOR ($1 120 00 rising to $2 280 001 QUALIFICATIONS/ EXPERIENCE: An Honours University Degree preferably with journalistic experience and be bilingual in Chinese and English Those without a Degree but have783 words
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Advertisement340 1974-06-12 17 ACCOUNTANT A Singapore group of companies associated principally with the development and maintenance of office/ shopping complexes is looking for a reliable and experienced Accountant. The successful candidate should find the job challenging as it entails plenty of initiative in setting up/ reorganising the system of accounting controls in the340 words
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Advertisement572 1974-06-12 17 ASIA- PACIFIC SHIPYARD PTE. LTD. PROJECT MANAGER (552.600/- and above per month) Qualification* Preferably a Degree/ Diploma Holder in Mechanical Engineering/ Naval Archi tecture/ Marine Engineering/ Civil Engi nee ring Experience At least three to five years experience in shipbuilding and repairing Preferably in the construction of tugs, supply boats572 words
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Article, Illustration36 1974-06-12 18 In everlovtng metmry of AUGUSTIN GOH KIM EWE who tv called to the Lord one year ago today <12.6.73> Fondly missed but never forgotten Inserted by wire, children, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, grandchlloren and loved ones.36 words
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Advertisement485 1974-06-12 18 fl GEORGE KENT (M) BHD Applications are invited to Till immediate vacancies in the Industrial Equipment Division for the following positions: 1. SALES ENGINEER Job Specifications: to assist the Divisional Manager in the marketing of industrial equipment, particularly incineration and waste heat recovery plants, steam and hot water boilers and485 words
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Advertisement894 1974-06-12 18 SUM CHEONG PILING (M) SDN. BHD. We invite applications from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens for the following vacant posts in our organisation: 1. Engineer (2 vacancies) 2. Site Supervisor (3 vacancies) 3. Secretary (1 vacancy) 4. Book-keeper (1 vacancy) 5. Fitter (1 vacancy) Please submit your applications to the following894 words
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Advertisement480 1974-06-12 18 MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS GOVERNMENT Of MALAYSIA TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited for the supply of Calcium Chloride. Further details and specifications are obtainable from the Director Oeneral. Malaysian Meteorological Service. Jalan Sultan. Petaling Jaya. Selangor. The tender dose* at 12.00 noon on list. July, 1974 THE BANK OF TOKYO LIMITED480 words
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Advertisement271 1974-06-12 18 LAND WANTED We would like to purchase a vacant lot of land of approximately two acres or more, preferably along Jalan Cheras, Kuala Lumpur. Please write to the following address: Sum Cheong Piling (M) Sdn. BhcL, 53, Jalan 21/12, S.E.A. Park, Petaling Jaya, Selangor. \\je ml) ZUELLIG FEEDMILLS (MALAYA) SDN.271 words
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Advertisement583 1974-06-12 18 NOTICE OF LOST STOCK CERTIFICATE FOLEX INDUSTRIES BERHAD The following ordinary stock certificates has bsen reported lost and Is h?reby declared null and void: Certificate No. of Name No. Stock Miss Benz Kam Yock FC SSCO 500 NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN that If no claim or representation In respect of583 words
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Article154 1974-06-12 19 ARE YOU TIRED, of that same old hairstyle? Let Julie give you the latest London scissor cut at Louise Klerk's Salon, Hotel Slngapura. telephone *****3 (Spore) CLASSIFIED LOGOS COMPETITION $1,000.00 TO BE WONI Are you uatng your company logo In your Mml-dtoptoy ed? If you are, you can154 words
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Article30 1974-06-12 19 3 Religious Announcements SINGAPORE KESWICK CONVENTION ITH 15th June. 7 30 p m nightly. National Theatre. Speakers: Alex Gllchrlst end Samuel Kamaleson Motto: "All One In Christ Jesus" Everybody welcome30 words
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Article29 1974-06-12 19 JOSEPHINE LONG AGED S3 paw ed away peacefully on 11.6.74. Cortege leaves 387 Joo Chlat Place at 9.45 am on 12.6 74 for Holy Family Church. Katong.29 words
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Article165 1974-06-12 19 21 Acknowledge ments THE FAMILY OF the late Francis Llm Chew Aye wish to express their deep appreciation and thanks to doctor, priests, nuns, relatives and friends for their kind attendance, donations, wreaths and assistance rendered THE FAMILY OF the late Simon Png See Mua thank his Lordship. Priests. Sisters,165 words
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Advertisement314 1974-06-12 19 aassifiedads d) ANOTHER SON POR PAT and Anthony Law and brother to Michael on 11/6/74. Thanks to doctors and staff. >S^t*>BMliS)SMsJ KINDERGARTEN TE*CHER. St Paul's Church Kindergarten requires a bilingual (English/ Chinese) Chinese basic trained teacher with minimum Grade Six piano Apply In wriung to: The Supervisor. St Paul's Church314 words
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Advertisement728 1974-06-12 19 EXPERIENCED SITE FOREMAN required by construction firm. Must be able to converse In English. Mandarin and preferably In other dialects. Contact Miss Esther for appointment Tel: *****2 NAVAL ARCHITECTURAL S OtSION Closing date of enrolment 29th June 1974 Enquiries: CEE 8 OEE SCHOOL 87 -C, Buklt Tlmah Reed Opf>©*wt# KsVIObWM728 words
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Advertisement733 1974-06-12 19 REOUIREO FEMALE OENERAL CLERK urgenUy Knowledge of book-keeping, typing and Mandarin Please call at: Room 5834 7th floor, Oolden Mile Shopping Centre. Spore 7. at 1 p.m. 2.30 p.m. and 5 p.m. 6.30 p.m. Closing date 15th June. JUNIOR TYPIST CUM TELEPHONIST required Immediately by C*nouMng EngMeorlng Fwm. Apply with733 words
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Advertisement717 1974-06-12 19 SALES CO ORDINATORB full/ parti -time required for established company Highly rewarded Interested write 701. Straits Trading Building. 0. Battery Road with full particulars and 2 photographs UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES POR THE RIGHT GIRL TELEPHONE SALES OPERATORS We are looking for young ladles of the right calibre to operate our Classified717 words
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Advertisement661 1974-06-12 19 young male Vocatioral Student completed N.B to work as apprentice under a supervisor for itinerary duties In Indonesia. Malaysia. Thailand. Chinese eCucated preferred but not absclutely necessary State experience and salary required. Apply ST Box A ***** Spore IF MULTI CORPORATION (S) m. Ltd. WE. A FAST EXPANDING HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL661 words
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Advertisement840 1974-06-12 19 FAMILY REQUIRES HOUSEKEEPER COOK for western cookIng. Oood living conditions including alrcondltloned room. Salary negotiable and will be above 8200 for right person. Call *****4 during office hours or 17A, Poole Road after 5 p.m LIVE-IN AMAH for American family of three Age between 35 and 45 Able to speak840 words
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Advertisement711 1974-06-12 19 WANTED BRIGHT YOUNG MAN with Secondary 4 certificate completed National Service, for vacancy in Assembly section of home study electronic course O»n transportation an advantage Commencing salary 8150 p.m Apply in writing to: Private Mallbag No 6 Tanglln Poet Office Spore 10. lEE INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS ANO ENGINEERING LTD BLOCK 34,711 words
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Advertisement719 1974-06-12 19 DELIVERY DRIVERS REOUIRED BY well-established Company. Applicants must possess valid class 3 Driving Licence. Preference would be given to those who are able lo converse In more than 2 Chinese dialects besides English Please call at 60 Victoria Street. B'pore 7 for personal Interview 2 pm 5 p.m. CIVU ENGINEERING719 words
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Advertisement854 1974-06-12 19 DETACHED BUNCALOWB: WhlUey Road $1,700 East Coast Road $1,000 Opera Estate $750 Semi-detached Thomson Hills $1,000 Namly Oarden $1,200 Eng Kong Oarden $900 Buklt Tlmah $850 Seletar Hills $800 Katong $750 Upper Changl $500 Terrace Houses Sennett Estate $1,000 Paslr Panjang $650 Bedok Terrace $600 Apartments Holland Road $1,300 First854 words
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Advertisement824 1974-06-12 19 I DIST. 21 RIGINA HILL 4a. bedroomed 2-storey sem&i detached 2 alrconds lelephonsji furnished. $1,350 Out 23 Cheab>i nut Drive 3-bedroomed detached* furnlsped $1100. 3-bedroome# semi-detached furnished $1,250? Fuyong Estate 3-bedroomel semi-detached nice garden, can park, furnished $500 *****0 DIST 10 APARTMENT with swim* mlng pool unfurnished $1,700} Henry Park824 words
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Advertisement810 1974-06-12 20 INTERNATIONAL COMPANY'S new regional office require for their professional personnel:- (1) Detached uniu (3 or 5 bedrooms) with big garden/ preferably with swimming pool. (2) semidetached/ apartments (3 bedrooms minimum) (3) Consideration for luxurious apartmenU Details to *****82 Mr Kang BANK DIRECTORS REQUIRE several houses in respectable districts Company lease,810 words
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Advertisement880 1974-06-12 20 LUXURIOUO BUNOALOW at pres- tlßlous Queen Astrld Park Singapore 10 Built ut Area over 4.000 sq ft Land Area approx 12.000 sq ft Four spacious bedrooms with attached bathrooms: study: servant's room etc Enquiries: City Developmenu Limited. 140--142 Robinson Road. Mezzanine Floor, Singapore I. Telephone *****1. LUXURIOUS BUNOALOW at Clementl880 words
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Advertisement735 1974-06-12 20 ODEON SEASIDE PARK. Opposite Katong -Odeon. Hlghclass Rest- I dentlal Area 2-storey modern < terrace-holt** vi-lth Immrv fir- tings. 5 rooms. 3 halls. 3 baths, 1 large balcony, spacious kitchen. big compound parquet flooring, aluminium main-door, private fencing. Easy instalments, oromDt delivery Contact Mr Chong Singapore Tel: ***** fc *****735 words
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Advertisement665 1974-06-12 20 AVAILABLE FOR RENT IMMEdiately Self-contained office In Uoldhlll Shopping Centre. Thomson Road Package alrcondltlonlng. carpeted. 1,400 sq ft $2,000/- p m David Phoa b Sons Tel: *****2 OFFICE SPACES FOR RENT A larg* Organisation net preanglous JB*>. A -n mr mm In, j Bssaast^BsaaßSMß OVPJCO ipiCil *0« rfjni on ■■jßjßnnßjßjn665 words
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Advertisement797 1974-06-12 20 PHOENIX TRAVEL: Oentlng 2 f days air $115 dally/ Saturday I 15.6.74.. 22.6.74 4 days coach 895 I Monday Penang/ Cameron 5 r nights $84 90 (alrcondltlon coach 3 $100) Wedroeday Penang/ Ipoh 4 nights $54 90 Thursday Cameron/ Ipoh 3 nights $39 90 Friday 247 South Bridge Road *****7/797 words
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Advertisement829 1974-06-12 20 FAR EAST TRAVEL CLUB (Pte) Ltd.. offers low cost flights to London/ Europe Also Worldwide reservations Please call *****2/ M3SSS/ *****1 LEISURE TOURS PRESENT 4 Days Kuala Lumpur. Renting Highland. $217 00 I 6 Days Lake Toba. Medan. $390 00 3 Days ,'akarta $545 00 8 Day Bali. $912 00829 words
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Advertisement686 1974-06-12 20 MALAYSIA CUP RETURN MATCH (Football) Singapore versus Pc- I nang. Trip and tickets only $43. 1 Limited tickets left Call *****5/ 1 *****1. I JUNE MOLIOAY SPECIAL 5 DAYS HOLIDAY TOUR by alrcondltlon coach to Oentlng Highland Penang and Cameron Highland for only $115 00 Dep: Every Monday 4 DAYS/686 words
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Advertisement749 1974-06-12 20 TYPEWRITING BEGINNERS RAPID COUROE commencing 10.6 74. Duration 2 months Fee $14 Dally morning 11am 12 Afternoon 3 p.m. 4 p m Evenings 5.30 ?.m. 6 30 p m or 6.30 p.m 30 pm or 7.30 p.m -830pm Normal course twice weekly Fee 08. Convenient times for shift workers Please749 words
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Advertisement645 1974-06-12 20 GREGG OHORTHAND 3-month complete course covering Theory and Speed (90-100). Typing. Accounting. Business English and Full Secretarial Course Enrol OTl's Oregg Training Center. 248C-7 Orchard Road (*****1) or 2998 Selegie Complex *****4 SWCTSiaiaVO New full time secretarial courses commence on Ist July Register early to qualify for the scholarship examination645 words
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Advertisement888 1974-06-12 20 MODERN/ TRADITION MATHS and Chinese Language for Primary Pre-U Tel *****7 Peter PRIVATE MUOIC TUITION: Classical Pop Music on Piano Ring Raymond *****3 Any Time PUBLIC TUITION ACADEMY Home Tuition for all levels in English. Chinese. Science. Maths. Arts 736J4 ENGLISH. LITERATURE, GENERAL PAPER for Seconiary IV and PreUnlverslty by888 words
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255 1974-06-12 21 P.M. RAMAN - P.M. RAMAN By J^ SECURITY organisation is showing interest in providing closed circuit television coverage of imj)ortant games at the National Sports Stadium. The stadium authorities have also had talks with at least one other organisation not the RTS— on either a255 words
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175 1974-06-12 21 12 who are proud owners of Comfort taxis THE first batch of 12 Comfort operators yesterday became proud owners of their taxis, and full members of the NTUC transport co operative. Announcing this yesterday. Comfort's executive director. Mr. Chin Ham Tone, disclosed that Comfort had launched a new scheme for175 words
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168 1974-06-12 21 Public spirited citizen catches a thief ACOURT yesterday heard how a public spirited citizens suspicion led to the unmasking of a thief one morning earlier this month. Kamaro bin Markon. the court was told, became tusplclnus when he saw Omar bin Obrahlm cycling along Alexan dra Road at about 4.30168 words
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Advertisement993 1974-06-12 21 SINGAPORE USED CAR (PTB) LTD I 154. Albert Street. Spore *****4/ I *****4 or 44 Cavenagh Road. Spore. *****4/ *****9 Offers--1973 Morris Marina. Toyota Cellca. Afa Romeo 2000 0.T.V., Subaru 1400 D-L. 1972 Escort 1300 XL. 1971 Mercedes 230. Mazda Capeila Coupe. Colt Oalant. 1500 Renault RIO (air-con). 1970 Maida993 words
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Advertisement852 1974-06-12 21 MAT THE HIOH COST of petrol I and road tax. Be the pmud owner of a beautiful Beach Buggie imported from America. At economical cost of 35 miles per gallon and road tax only SSIOO/--for six months. Price 557.500/--0 n o Contact David or Michael at *****92 REGISTERED 1971 MINI852 words
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Advertisement815 1974-06-12 21 CARS LIFT TOA PAYOH to Shen- < ton Way Write PO Box 268 T0* 1 Payoh giving phone BUDDHA ANO HIS TEACHINGS D) Narada 700 pages complete pholosophy $12 00 Ring *****5/ after office *****8 ADRIAN'S CANE FURNITURE of distinction/ furnishing materials of superior quality 425 River Valley Road. *****4.815 words
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Advertisement818 1974-06-12 21 MOUW fAWnW. We apeesslsw in house painting, home decoration*, office renovations, construction works, furniture. Uan Alk Furniture Decoration It Construction Company Tel: MtSS Chong 333frt» Westinghouse ■/.nd w»w WISTINOHOUSI Reem FOR HCNTAL AT ONLY SIM A DAY. 'REE MAINTENANCE SERVICE DAY ft NIGHT CALL YOUR NIAMST DEALER OR TELEPHONE 1818 words
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Advertisement683 1974-06-12 21 GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-Sixth Annual General Meeting of Goodwood Park Hotel Limited will be held in the Ascot Room of Goodwood Park Hotel, Scotts Road, Singapore on Friday, 28th June, 1974, at 12 noon 1. To receive683 words
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Advertisement547 1974-06-12 21 FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY HEAVY EQUIPMENT FOR SALE 1 Unit CAT 619-J Scraper. 1 Unit Complete ALLIS self-loading. Series 61 F CHALMER Hydro Cone Elevator Series 43F 20 cv yd reaped capacity 3 Units CAT DBH Tractors 2 Unit. CAT Electnc *TT 1? A -"'Bulldozer Generator Set. Model D 353. I547 words
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Advertisement39 1974-06-12 21 Overseas Manufacturer Representative requires urgently Factory cum office space in Singapore Total area approximately 10,000 sq.ft. Please reply with quotation to: P.O. Box 220 Sepoy Lines Singapore 3 E. I. PARRISH has a new easy-to-call, easy-to-remember Telephone number 65-123439 words
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Article, Illustration36 1974-06-12 22 A CKNOWLEDGEMENT The family of the late MR. KWOK AH YEW thank Doctors, Nurses; of Ward 6 T.R.O.H. relatives, colleagues and friends for their kind assistance attendance, wreaths scrolls and generous donations during th*»lr rwpnt hprpnv*»m#»nt36 words
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Article, Illustration408 1974-06-12 22 FIFA shock: China fail in bid to be a member FRANKFURT, Tuesday fJE International Football Federation (Fifa) today voted to keep Taiwan as a member and refused to admit China. A Kuwait proposal calling for the replacement of Taiwan by China failed to get the necessary three-quarters majority at tre408 words
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308 1974-06-12 22 Scots out to make impact after 1 6 years MUNICH. Tues—Manager Willie ormond s bold comment: "We are not here for the ride." underlined Scotland's determination to make an Impact In their first World cup final appearance for 16 years. But Scotland's World Cup build-up has been less than impressive308 words
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Article, Illustration145 1974-06-12 22 Pele: Brazil will go defensive BELGRADE, Tues.— Brazil soccer superstar Pele said here last night that his country^ team would play a defensive game at the World Cup finals in West Germany. "Brazil's team will show a lot of novelties In West Germany, but also something until now incomprehensible— defensiveReuter - 145 words
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Article77 1974-06-12 22 MUNICH. Turn. Fernando Morena. Uruguay's 22--year old ttar-ftrlker, has agreed to )oln "r— "*«r- club Real Madrid after the forthcoming World Cup finals for ÜBSI mllßon ($1.4 million), team tources laid here today The final contract will be stgnad after the World Cup finals. Morena U LatinReuter - 77 words
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Article34 1974-06-12 22 MUNICH, Tuea. Weat Oerman coach Helmut Scnoen *ald yeaUrday that he would play Wolfgang Orerath lnateadl of Ouenter Nctaer In Wtat Oamany'* opening match against Chile on Jun* U in Berlin ■Miter34 words
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256 1974-06-12 22 MUNICH, Tues. British bookmakers gave odds of 500 -1 against Haiti winning the World Soccer Cup and one critic said the only way the team could do it would be by sacrificing a cock in the goalmouth. But team coach Anu>:ne Tassy believes.UPI - 256 words
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Article220 1974-06-12 22 FRANKFURT, Tues. r Sweden's 22-man team flew Into West Germany yesterday guardedly optimistic about their chances of surviving the first round of the World Cup finals when they meet Bulgaria, Holland and Uruguay. The team arrived from Copenhagen after Sunday's final warm-up match against220 words
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181 1974-06-12 22 Riva tips West Germany to win world title rANKFIRT, Tues.— Italy's ace striker Lnigi Riva said in an interview yesterday he tips West Germany to win the World Cup and thinks Italy's footballing fortunes have faded since they were run ners-up to Brasil in i 1970 "My favourite is WestReuter - 181 words
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Article355 1974-06-12 22 17RANKFURT, Tues. r The 16 World Cup finalists will be playing for a brand new trophy when the final stages of the tournament start here on Thursday. The new cup replaces the Jules Rlmet Cup which has been the glittering symbol of world soccer supremacy.Reuter - 355 words
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221 1974-06-12 22 Police fear demos against Chile at Berlin WEST BERLIN, Tues. A small army of 2,400 police and security men will be on duty during the World Cup matches at Berlin's old Olympic Stadium but they will not see much football. Though security measures are uniform for all nine World Cup221 words
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Article301 1974-06-12 22 FRANKFURT. Tues The 10th World Cup finals tick off on Thursday when ttir holders. Brazil, meet Yugoslavia in a Group Two match ii. Frankfurt at 1600 OMT (1130 pm. Singapore time). The rest of the matches arr follows (all tunes Singapore). June Ml Gro«p One: West301 words
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Article, Illustration260 1974-06-12 23 A. JOHNSON - CSC hold fancied Police to a draw A. JOHNSON By r«EYLON Sports Club lived up to their senior division status when they held fancied Police to a goalless draw in an SHA Dlv. One match at Balestier Road yesterday. CSC gave a vastly improved display, compared to their poor showing260 words
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313 1974-06-12 23 Club officials must support Malaysia Cup effort COME of our club officials have their priorities mixed they have put their own interest before the National effort. After FAS officials had fought hard to solve the problem of leave for the players, some of the clubs are now giving FAS a313 words
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Article61 1974-06-12 23 MUNICH. Tues. The We*t Oerman Newspaper Publishers Association yesterday protested the World Boccer Cup organising committee's decision bannln* wles of newspapers In and ouUlde the stadiums In a letter to West Oerman Soccer Federation president Hermann Ooesmann. the association said that the tan did not take the public'sUPI - 61 words
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Article40 1974-06-12 23 MUNICH. Tues. Paulo Cesar Lima and Jalrxlnho Brazil's negro World Cup stars, are expected to sign for Prench club Olvmplque Marseilles In a US$l.2 million is 2 6 million) transfer deal alter the finals in West Oermany. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article32 1974-06-12 23 JAKARTA. Tues. Indonesia will send Its national football team to Kuala Lumpur next month, to take part In the Merdeka Oames. the Indonesian soccer federation (PSSI) announced 'oday Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article195 1974-06-12 23 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By FOOTBALL Association of Singapore will invite Zaire, pygmies of the World Cup finals, and Australia, to play two matches at the National Stadium next month. Mr. Peter Fong and Mr. KimMahtani, FAS's two representatives to the World Cup starting tomorrow at195 words
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465 1974-06-12 23 DENNIS CHIA - Newcomer French Riviera shows promise DENNIS CHIA By rENCH Riviera showed ability In a trial with newcomers Hopeful II (Staples) and Secre-tary-General (Nglow) at Buklt Tlmah yesterday morning. Ridden by Razak, the Daniels-trained trio reeled off 3f In 37 3/5. with Hopeful II slightly In front at the finish. But465 words
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Article35 1974-06-12 23 MUNICH. Tues. The president of the Uruguayan Soccer Association. Permln Sorhueta. yesterday lifted a ■no-talk.r.g" tan Imposed on hh players on Sunday because he felt Insulted about newspaper reports on the team. UPI.UPI - 35 words
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128 1974-06-12 23 Fifa agree to expel or bar racist FA's FRANKFURT. T«e*. F The International Football Federation (Fifa) today agreed to expel any member association which practised racial discrimination. At the Fifa Congress, delegates voted 76 In favour and It against on an Ethiopian resolution that any national association which practises racial128 words
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330 1974-06-12 23 England grab First Test by 113 runs LONDON, Tues— England beat India by 113 runs In the First cricket Test here today. Final scores: England 328-9 declared and 213-3 declared, India 246 and 182. Fast bowler Chris Old put England on the victory path soon after lunch when he took330 words
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Article154 1974-06-12 23 ENGLAND 338-9 dec and 213-3 dec INDIA Ist. Inns 246 INDIA 2nd Inns Gavaakar c Hendrlck b Old M Solkar c Hendrlck b Underwork It Wadekar c Knott b Orelg 14 Vamaoatk c Knott b Old 50 Patel c Knott b Old I Enfineer c Knott b Hendrlck 12154 words
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Article56 1974-06-12 23 SINGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association will hold a trial to pick the relay team* for the BAAA Open at the National etadlum on June 21-23 The trial will be held at the National Madliim on Friday at 3 pjn All athletes are Invited. The event* are 4xloom and56 words
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Article25 1974-06-12 23 CAPI TOWN, Tues. The British Lions rugby team today won the ninth match of their South African tour by beating Southern Universities 36-4-25 words
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207 1974-06-12 23 South Korea will send team of 171 to Teheran SEOUL, Twee. South Korea has decided to send competitors to the Teheran Asian Oames and will take part In all the 16 events except hockey, it was announced here today Mr. Kirn Tal-Soo. president of the Korea Amateur Sporu AMoclatlon. toldReuter - 207 words
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Article47 1974-06-12 23 NBW YORK. TUBS. Yesterday's Major I«ague naiwoall results Lracee: Montreal i Cincinnati 1. Philadelphia 11 Houston 0. San Diego Pittsburgh Bt. Louie 4 Los Armeies 3. Aaaerleaa Leagae: New York T California 5. Texas Detroit S. Boston 4 Oakland 1. Minnesota Baltimore 1 ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article46 1974-06-12 23 AKMEO rOKCZS -A" trounced Tamil Brotherhood Association 6-0 in a PAO League Div Two match at Fairer Park yesterday. Dlv. Three results Junior Wanderers beat Hamilton "A" 3-0. stable Boys wo. Kou Ra.iah. PalrfMd Wednesday wo. ASAS. Western Rangers wo StUa Jaya46 words
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Article470 1974-06-12 23 DESERT NOMAD 11, who has yet to win a race, showed up In a sparkling trial at Bukit Tlmah yesterday mornIng. With stablemates CIA (Razak) and Moneyface iNglow) for company. Desert Nomad II shaped best In a 3f run In 37 1/5. Be was travelling470 words
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Advertisement213 1974-06-12 22 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (Chapter 18. 197* Edition) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the First Meeting of Creditors in the undermentioned cases will be held on the 25th day of June, 1974 at the Official Assignee's Chambers. Supreme Court Building. Singapore: Bankruptcy Noa. 168/63 Amir All Bin Mohd. Sadlq of No.213 words
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Advertisement104 1974-06-12 23 TWO DAY MALAYSIA CUP TOUR m conjunction with F.A.S. We are pleased to offer soccer fans a special 2 day package tour of Penang to watch the thrilling Malaysia Cup match between Singapore and Penang. Tour cost $270 per person. Price includes return air-ticket by special BOEING Charter, Hotel Accommodation104 words
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Advertisement355 1974-06-12 23 THE TABULEX 880--you can pay more for a pocket calculator but how much more will you get for your money? The TABULEX 880 'S an METRIC CONVERSION MONTHLY PAYMENTS economical pocket calculator Inches to C«ntim»tr»*. f RAISING TO A POWER (bsttary or m»in» oparition) Centim«tr»» to Inch**. atrioonrAi c capable355 words
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Miscellaneous137 1974-06-12 23 BADMINTON SBA (Fsrrer Psrfcl. Harper OilUnder 18 championships tlllan r Strait* Times (Tang(SßA hall 6.30 Djn.i Un>. Oecon v Hyatt (OeyHOCKEY SHA Dlv. One lang). Jurjng Plywood v League: Schools v Janaenites. Slme Dai by (MFA) Friendly Dlv 2 Police B 1 v SAFBA Stock Exchange v BCC •B\ CBC137 words
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Article, Illustration151 1974-06-12 24 TO 11 Puan Dawee, wife of the Thai Air Chief of Staff. Air Chief Marshall Tun Dawee Chullasapya, examining the Thai decoration awarded to the late Malaysian Inspector-General of Police. Tan Sri Abdul Rahman bin Hashlm. in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The decoration,151 words
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Article87 1974-06-12 24 TATABANYA. <H«n«ary). Tues -me driver of a Caeca but. which crashed near here yesterday killing two of the 31 school children on board, committed suicide when he discovered the extent of the tragedy, officials said today. They mid Ponbfll Bohumll, S3. threw himself under a passing- milkReuter - 87 words
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Article37 1974-06-12 24 H*W YORK. Tues A telephone caller using the slogan of the Jewish Defence League today took credit for the bunblng this morning of the site for the new Soviet mission to the United Nations. Router.Reuter - 37 words
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350 1974-06-12 24 Nixon holds talks with Kreisky under tight security SALZBURG. Tues PRESIDENT Nixon conferred today with Austrian Chancellor Dr. Bruno Kreisky on a broad sweep of issues ranging fiom East-West detente to the Middle East. The meeting, scheduled to last two hours, took place at 18th century Schloss Kleshelm the residenceReuter; UPI - 350 words
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135 1974-06-12 24 60NN. Tnes. The Common Market expects the Arab oil boycott against Holland and Denmark to be lifted soon following the EEC's decision to open a dialogue with the Arab states. West German Foreign Minister Hans Diet rich Genscher said today. Mr. Genscher, who presidedReuter - 135 words
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Article68 1974-06-12 24 LONDON. Tuoa— A British navy mutineer who has U»ed In the Soviet Union for UM past 40 yomn Is to bo trmxtod a vtsa to return to England Mr. Leonard Wlncott. a former able wtmin who m a leader of the 1931 British Atlantic Fleet mutinyReuter - 68 words
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Article, Illustration459 1974-06-12 24 LONDON. Turn Tlm atack mar. ktt cloaca Mil«r on balance In llaHI tradlao today althoufh moat ltad«ri eleoed above UMIr lowaat. At p.m. Ih* Financial Tlmaf Index ni down 3.1 at MO.«. Raovwad nimwn of a broking firm with liquidity probkma aaw the market drift down •taadlljr from459 words
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423 1974-06-12 24 Razak's call to solve world's 3 ills... GENEVA, Tuesday •pUN Abdul Razak urged developed countries today to take immediate action to solve the global problems of inflation, unemployment and food production. The Prime Minister said no one could afford to allow the Internal political and economic conditions ip the major423 words
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Miscellaneous15 1974-06-12 24 The weather THE weatb*r IBjSJ*Mk -or Slrfaporo from 6 ajn. to neon today: No rain.15 words
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