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Title Section16 1974-06-13 1 The Straits Times Estd. 184 f I|[NAL EDITION THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1974 25 CENTS MX.(P) 21/7416 words
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Article, Illustration585 1974-06-13 1 Two million Egyptians line streets to greet US President CAIRO, Wednesday PRESIDENT Nixon arrived in Cairo to a tumultuous reception today at the beginning of a week-long tour of the Middle East, during which he will seek ways of moving Israel and the Arab statesReuter; UPI - 585 words
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Article41 1974-06-13 1 NSW YORK. Wed. Dow Jones averagra. based oa first hour of trading oa the New rork stock eaohaoge: N Indus S4S.SS down %M> M Tranep 174 70 down IS3 15 DUU TSSS down OJS. Stocks zM.sc down IK «FL41 words
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Article282 1974-06-13 1 Accord on gold for loans WASHINGTON, Wed. The finance ministers of the world's leading Industrial nations have agreed In principle that gold could be used v collateral for International borrowing, the U8 Treasury Department said today. In a statement released here, the Treasury said: "In the Treasury's view the ftnanne282 words
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Article221 1974-06-13 1 China ties with Spore: Talks on TOKYO, Wed. China 1 mas began negotiations for the establishment of formal diplomatic rsUtte— with the) Philippines. Thai' land, Singapore and Indonesia a Japanese isswa^^aaß m n ar4 #w>«k*eM B< a L sTTfSM FCPOr* lI VIU sTr»tIng said today. fhe fo«r countries are membersAP - 221 words
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360 1974-06-13 1 FRANKFURT, Wednesday AN the eve of the opening match of the World Cup, plainclothes detectives today set up a search for an ArabJapanese suicide squad reported to be on its way to Frankfurt. A spokesman for Frankfurt police chief Horst Yogel360 words
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148 1974-06-13 1 6 die in clash with Thai terrorists BANOKOK. Wed. A Government force of anry and police clashed with Muslim terrorist* In southern .Thailand yesterday, and four terrorist* and two policemen were killed, reports reacting here said today It mas the first major dash in what the Oovernment calls an all-outAP - 148 words
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Article51 1974-06-13 1 BANGKOK. Wed— Nearly 10,800 striking Ttasl textile wailen and sympathising students oarrted their vigil la Beugkok's tartest marketplace Into the fourth day today to back worker demand* for higher wages PoUce M*l Mongkol Worapband said the dsaioostr*ton wen peaceful and no tncidente of rtolsnee wen reported.51 words
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Article37 1974-06-13 1 SCXTHSSA (England) Wed. Oliver Reed, star of the ntn version of the rook ■osteal 'Tommj.- eseapsd unhurt when fire broke out la the ballroom of a sis sills pier where fuming was taking place AP.AP - 37 words
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Article34 1974-06-13 1 BUKMOt AIMS Wed -Mtal tauhrw of Argentina today threatened to resign hi the f Me of wkit k« jalle* an erehastrated M«Hll« against his Mimiiil mawttkln Ike forces of Peroa-34 words
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Article30 1974-06-13 1 UNITED NATIONS. Wed. Ob a irsasasl froa Aastrana, Ike UN Ti— Uushl» Ceansll sieeMed today Wmm aettoa <m la«e■saSsass for Puu New Galnea «nUi Seatesaher AF30 words
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Advertisement198 1974-06-13 1 $4m CO-OP PLAN FOR BUS SHUTTLE ■age 9 CHINA'S "fantastic" civil defence system 2 BID t'. slash aM to Salcon falls S CDC plea to rich nations: S PAY hike: BPEU follows Don lead 7 3AKABAT stalls won t get licenses 11 ALL set for work on 100 m yard198 words
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Article303 1974-06-13 2 BOMB SCARE ARREST ¥>HNOM PENH. Wed I Military police today detained a woman who was found carrying wires and batteries used for plastic bombs while Prime Minister Long Boret was speaking at the state funeral of two officials killed during student demonstration! last week. Police said they also found aReuter; UPI - 303 words
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134 1974-06-13 2 TONOKONO. Wed. 1 Police last night mounted a major antivice crackdown In the Wanchai bar district of Hongkong, raiding girlie bars, massage parlours and gambling dens. police spokesman said a number of arrests were made as part of a hunt for known criminals andReuter - 134 words
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Article, Illustration455 1974-06-13 2 China builds a 4 fantastic' defence system PEKING, Wednesday PREPARING FOR SOVIET AIR ATTACK? t (^HINA, claiming it is under serious threat from the Soviet Inion, is building a system of civil defence which "makes the Great Wall of China look like a toy castle," the head of an Indian455 words
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Article27 1974-06-13 2 LO6 ANOELBB. Wed. Pour ilrU were born yesterday to OecUia Montemayor. 17. doubling her family and causing her to scratch her head for names. APAP - 27 words
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Article215 1974-06-13 2 Chiang is at death's door renort fiAirEH. Wed. The 1 battle la almost ever fer Generalissimo Cfclanc Kai-shek. rhe M-year-old PtisHisji ef the Bepabtte of China, who lest the mainland to the cosamanlste 25 years a*© and has been waginc a awenlrea battle to retara ever since. Is at death's215 words
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Article66 1974-06-13 2 value halved in ten years LONDON. Wad. The nkM of HirMns hu almost haired In 10 yean, BrttUh Treasury Junior ISJnUii Or. John OUbert atid In reply to a written psrttssMnfrry awnon Dr OUbert Plnanet&l Secretary to the Treasury, aaid: -T*ktDf the Internal purcbMtac power of ttw pound aterUnc as66 words
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250 1974-06-13 2 Whitlam sets up watchdog team on foreign investment /CANBERRA. Wed Prime Minister Qough Whltlam today announced establishment of new machinery as part of the development of more extensive Government surveillance of foreign investment in Australia. A new Inter-depart-mental committee will be established to examine and provide advice on foreign InvestmentReuter - 250 words
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Article131 1974-06-13 2 U.S. TO PLUG MILITARY KNOW-HOW WASHINGTON, Wed. The Senate voted yesterday to Rive the Administration new powers to block exports which might provide advanced US military technology to the Soviet Union or other commiiniit countries. The measure was passed after Democrat Henry Jackson said the US had been providing tooReuter - 131 words
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278 1974-06-13 2 V*M M*** MSUUSIKJ JOT* Dterday opened a vigorous counter- attack against the Labour Government's advocacy of nor* nationalisation ai a core for ttw nations economic problems. Mr Ralph Batcman. new president of the Confederation of British Industry. (C8I) seat a letter to his 12.000 membenReuter - 278 words
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Advertisement313 1974-06-13 2 choose the right holiday*and you'll be having the time of your life this year C\ SEAWING TOUR TO SOUTH PACIFIC^^. 3p»E Fly New Zsslsnd's Big DC 10 to Sydnsy then C\\ TfcaScs\vl^ seil P O's 'Oronsay' or 'Himalaya' to exotic QSfl. South Pacific islands. 3 Iszy wesks for only Wy^313 words
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225 1974-06-13 3 Bomb attack on British army training base YORK (England), Wednesday AN extremist bomb attack yesterday left a trail of devastation at a British Army camp used for training soldiers for duty in Northern Ireland. Three bomb explosions were followed by fires which destroyed a block of eight huts at iiicReuter - 225 words
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100 1974-06-13 3 Hearing soon for US 'spies' in India WASHINGTON, Wed officials reported that a case Involving two young Americans held In an Indian jail on spy charges Is moving forward now toward trial on spy charges is moving forward now toward trial after 14 months of Imprisonment. Anthony R. Fletcher. M.AP - 100 words
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Article29 1974-06-13 3 STANFORD (California). Wed. Mr. George SchulU, 53. outgoing secretary of the Treasury, has been appointed to the faculty at Stanford University's Oraduate School of Business. UPI.UPI - 29 words
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Article51 1974-06-13 3 THRKE soft-hearted armed *osrs gave a crying monthd baby a bottle of milk and it him to sleep be/ore inaacklng a flat here and eallng rash and valuables. They had tied up the other and her other four lUdrea and at* most of le food in the refrigerator.Reuter - 51 words
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Article, Illustration309 1974-06-13 3 NEW YORK. Wed. French -born publisher Maurice Girodlas plans to tne the Nixon Administration for USsl* million (SS2S million) for allegedly trying to suppress publication of a novel called President Kissinger. Mr. Girodlas, who scored antl censorship victories in tbe 1950sReuter; NYT - 309 words
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Article100 1974-06-13 3 Marcos: Full amnesty to rebels MANILA. Wed. President Marcos today announced full amnesty to all rebels who laid down I their arms and surrendered themselves to a special government commission. "We (hall accept them as brothen In the Republic and forget whatever they did In the rebellion ptnlnrt the country."Reuter - 100 words
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Article78 1974-06-13 3 Three monks killed in demo BAIOOII, V»cd.— Three buddhlst monks were killed and 13 others Injured during a demonstration demanding the release of nine youths detained for dodging military service In the Mekong Delta, police reported yesterday. Local police reports said about 800 monks and nun* were marching In KienReuter - 78 words
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Article25 1974-06-13 3 LONDON. Wed. A first edition of Copernicus revolutionary book on astronomy De Revolutlonlous. fetched £44.000 (8*360.000) at Sotheby's auction rooms here yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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317 1974-06-13 3 PAKISTAN'S case for a 1 "nuclear umbrella" provided by the world's five nuclear powers now that India has a nuclear status was presented In ministerial talks here yesterday. Informed Pakistani sources said. The Issue was discussed In a meeting between Pakistan's Minister for Defence and317 words
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445 1974-06-13 3 Senate yes' to $54bil for Saigon Bid to cut military aid defeated WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE Senate yesterday approved a US$2l.9 billion (5554.7 billion) military procurement Bill after narrowly rejecting a further reduction in military aid to South Vietnam. By a 46 to 45 vote, the Senate defeated an amendment by445 words
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Article62 1974-06-13 3 WXLKOIC Wed —An African mlneworksr was killed and IS were Injured when police used tee^gas and dogs to break up a disturbance at Marrleaprult Mine, near Welkom. last night, a mine spokesman said today. light of the injured men were savaged by ponce dogs andReuter - 62 words
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Article30 1974-06-13 3 JAKARTA: Indonesia feels there will be no change In the present friendly relations with Australia following the announcement of Prime Minister dough Whltlaro's new Government, a Foreign Office spokesman said.30 words
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Article31 1974-06-13 3 NICK: The Soviet Union yesterday took a commanding lead In Oroup One at the 74-natlon Chess Olympiad here, while England pulled ahead of Canada In an exciting but still unfinished match.31 words
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Article29 1974-06-13 3 WASHINGTON: The head of the American foreign aid programme asked Congress yesterday for l-SSI.6 billion <SM billion) in new funds for economic aid for the Middle East and Indochina.29 words
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Article27 1974-06-13 3 MEXICO CITY China has ratified the additional protocol II of the Treaty for the Proscription of Nuclear Weapons In Latin America, the Ministry of Foreign Relations announced.27 words
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Article45 1974-06-13 3 GENEVA: Negotiators from some 8* countries will meet here on July 17 to review progress in technical preparations fee a new round of world trade talks to enter a retailed bargaining phase later this year, a GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) spokesman said.45 words
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Article33 1974-06-13 3 LONDON. The House of Commons yesterday blocked a move to abolish the British Parliament's Upper House, the House of Lords, by refusing a Labour member permission to Introduce a Bill to do It.33 words
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Article32 1974-06-13 3 RHODES: Five Greeks were given Jail terms of up to four-and-a-half years here after being found guilty of the manslaughter by negligence of 32 people in a nightclub fire in Sept. 1»72.32 words
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Article28 1974-06-13 3 WASHINGTON Treasury Secretary William Simon said yesterday he hoped to recommend an end to the 40-year-old ban against Americana owning gold bullion by the end of the year.28 words
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Article30 1974-06-13 3 CANBERRA: Four crew members of a homemade New Zealand yacht have been found by a fishing boat stranded on a desolate coral reef M* smiles off Australia's east coast. Agencies.Agencies - 30 words
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Advertisement48 1974-06-13 3 ml /m oo»ir° rt ®^i 1 CiHiliiMjaHis i i isij \xM\ 9 (Im>im*\\vsl sr-t si raa. 4 1 \nw si m A much yciucanadd exeqit your inm))iiialkM|. Sm'TT 1 sVasssV Minolta MINaTA SINGAPORE (PTE) LIMITED Tong Fong Bldg., sth Fir. 52-E Chin Swas Rd., Singapore 3. Tal: *****148 words
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Advertisement357 1974-06-13 3 1 3th JUNE to 1 9th JUNE 1 974 TOMATO CATSUP lawom 340 i Ifm 147 STERILIZED MILK ww ieu. mt c 1 mi m GROUND WHITE PEPPER mm in .95 BAKED BEANS ■EIH AIST. IN TOMATO SAUCE 454 g .66 JELLY CRYSTALS laiys choice 113 g ASSORTH) FUVOUR 2357 words
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Article213 1974-06-13 4 Value ofworld exports up 37 pc UNITED NATIONS. Wed— World exports attained a total value of more than U*****,000 million (811.423,000 million) last year an Increase of 37 per cent over the previous year, the United Nations reported. The exports of developed market economies reached US$4lO,OOO million (SI 1.025.000 million)213 words
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94 1974-06-13 4 7 killed, shops razed in new clashes RAWALPINDI, Wed. Seven people were killed and shops and houses burned in fresh sectarian clashes In the North west Frontier province, the govern-ment-owned Urdu language daily Mashrlq (East) reported yesterday. The clashes on Sunday involved members of the minority Ahmadl sect and orthodoxReuter - 94 words
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89 1974-06-13 4 LONDON, Wed. Britain's former Foreign Secretary Sir- Alee Douflas Home said yesterday that Europe still relied on the United States for Us survival but America needed Kurope for Its own selfdefence. In a speech to the Royal Institute of International Affairs. ho89 words
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Article, Illustration639 1974-06-13 4 EHRLICHMAN TRIAL PUT OFF... fHE Federal judge who indefinitely postponed the conspiracy trial of John Ehrhchman because President Nixon will not yield his former aide's subpoenaed White House files today prepared to issue orders for Mr. Nixon to comply. The House of639 words
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Article109 1974-06-13 4 SUHARTO, NE WIN FOR MORE TALKS JAKARTA. Wed. President Ne Win of Burma visited agricultural projects in the village of Bulan this morning, accompanied by Central Java Governor Mundl. The Burmese Leader was also scheduled to tour Mangkunegara Royal Palace In Burakarta, near Jogjakarta, later today before going on forReuter - 109 words
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209 1974-06-13 4 Women go on a rampage over inflation nORT MORESBY. Wed. X Angry women today smashed their way Into Papua New Guinea's administrative centre during a wild demonstration against lnflat ion. They burst through a police cordon and went on a rampage through the office bl<vk In search of Chief MlnUterReuter - 209 words
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Article328 1974-06-13 4 Giscard 'forced to order new OARIB. Wed. Mr. I Jean Jacques ServanSchrelber sacked from the French OV.-ern-ment In a nuclear po Ucy dispute, yesterday accused the French military of using pres sure and Intimidation to force President Discard d'Estalng 4nto authorising a new series of nuclear tests. He claimed thatReuter - 328 words
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305 1974-06-13 4 ABC will defy warnings on China film SYDNEY, Wednesday THE Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) will screen a controversial Michelangelo Anton ioni film of China despite warnings from the Chinese Ambassador to Australia, that friendship between the two countries could be harmed if it is shown. Spokesman for the commission saidReuter - 305 words
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Article124 1974-06-13 4 Call for change in entry laws f ONDON, Wed. Bri mj tain* minority Liberal Party today called for sweeping changes in immigrations laws, and a fundamental redefinition of British citizenship In a report on immigration and race relations the party said a royal commission should he set up immediately to124 words
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Article34 1974-06-13 4 MILAH. Frl. Pour' armed and masked bandit* broke into the offices of Pirelli, the giant Italian rubber company. In Milan today. pMolwhlpped a guard and fled with ISO million lire (BMMMO). AP.AP - 34 words
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Article22 1974-06-13 4 DACCA. Wed. Bangladesh U to receive Uf43o million (8t76 million) in urbmn devekpment aid from the United Nations. ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Advertisement397 1974-06-13 4 SOtTlf^ Ol Ol If i 'w!m ils^ produce an excellent meal, even an experienced cook needs a good stove. IL (*^T^lL^lt k -J I n mucn same manner, a worker in industry is most productive when I^l^PQ^ Q"J|Q I^i7 2, <|9f f^i^ using good equipment. O^^ L\ lSw What you397 words
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242 1974-06-13 5 Spinola spells out his views on territories T ISBON, Wed. Presldent Antonio de Spinola yesterday pledged to de -colonise Portugal's African territories and let them decide their own future but only after democracy is established there. The first step would have to be a ceasefire agreement with African nationalists who242 words
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Article364 1974-06-13 5 'A common stand to fight poverty vital* LONDON, Wednesday THE Commonwealth Development Corporation (CDC) today urged affluent nations not to cut their aid to the poorer ones be- cause of economic pressures of world inflation and the oil crisis. In Its annual re- port364 words
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Article59 1974-06-13 5 UNITED NATIONS, Wed. Diplomats from industrialized and developing countries alike expressed dismay today over the little response so far to UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldhrim's appeal for emergency aid for poor states worst affected by the world economic situation. Sweden is the only country that has offered fundsReuter - 59 words
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Article256 1974-06-13 5 Giscard move to tighten belts PARIS. Wed— President 1 Valery Oiscard d'EsUlng called his Cabinet Into session today to approve a sweeping economic belt tightening programme for France. Premier Jacques Chirac said the Cabinet would adopt "energetic measures," including higher taxes, to slow inflation and reduce the nations balance of256 words
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Article147 1974-06-13 5 Fahmy to pave way for summit pAUM>, Wed._EgypUan \J Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy will visit Moscow soon to arrange a summit meeting between President Sadat and the Soviet leaders, a Cairo Government spokesman said yesterday. The announcement followed speculation that one of the Soviet leaders, possibly Commmnlst Party secretary general147 words
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Article60 1974-06-13 5 SEOUL. Wed. Former South Korean Opposition polltlcaln Kirn Dae-jung today denied he campaigned Illegally for President In rtlolatlon of the country's election law*. Kirn appeared for trial In Seoul district criminal court charged with making false accusations against President Park Chung-nee and the ruling Democratic Republican Party60 words
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216 1974-06-13 5 China's worker teams back in vogue ITONOKONO. Wed. H The Worker Propaganda Teams of China are now back In vogue. In the summer of 19M. when fighting betweea factions of the Red Ouard raised the spectre of anarchy, large detachments of workers were dispatched to Chinese universities to restore orderNYT - 216 words
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Article26 1974-06-13 5 JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesia, regretted steps taken by the French Government to resume nuclear testa In the South Pacific. Foreign Minister Adam Malik said Rruter.Reuter - 26 words
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Miscellaneous220 1974-06-13 5 Brinßlnß Up Faths>r By BUI K»v»n»|h 4k H«l C*M«» <li|uxx atthb»)b pmonb"^\ I' Pio omocH** kan« "N f no -but he NO \AOMOgg OiJW PHONE V Hal WHAT PO MPU J V U»* TWB PMONB DSAR V) V 9TOPnO TAUCH*!] BILLS ARE SO HI9H.' ~S i BXPECT MC TO fr220 words
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239 1974-06-13 6 $390 duty on booze not paid: Man fined $4,000 a aen was yesA terday lined $4,000 by the Sixth Magistrate for having 10 car tons of dutiable beer worth $150. Ho Juan Khlm pleaded guilty to having: the beer, on which duty amounting to $392 40 had not been paid,239 words
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Article40 1974-06-13 6 THB public is advised to avoid the MacPheraon Road and Upper Aljunled Road junction from Saturday as the PTJB's Water Department will lay a steel main In the area. The work Is exported to take about four weeks.40 words
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81 1974-06-13 6 Traffic lights to go into operation THE Public Works Department will put Into operation traffic lights at the Junctions of Braddell Road and Lorong Chuan, and Ulu Pandan and Clement! Road tomorrow at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. respectively. The Junction at BraddeU Road Lorong Chuan has been converted from81 words
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Article, Illustration432 1974-06-13 6 Survey: Danger zone is the kitchen 'J'HE kitchen is the most accident-prone spot in a home, according to a National Safety First Council pilot survey conducted among 255 primary students in five Singapore schools in April. The survey showed that 29 per cent of the accidents happened In the kitchen,432 words
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Article36 1974-06-13 6 <or the blind The Hello Support Orour lub U organising an tanaten for 30 blind youths to M Singapore Zociogiral larder., ami the Japan— i harden In Jurong on Sunday om (JO ajn to 3JO pjri.36 words
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105 1974-06-13 6 TAS and US firm to publish phone directories rX Telecommunication Authority of Slngagapore Is to set up a Joint venture with an American firm to publish telephone directories In the Republic. A TAB Btatssaant said yesterday that the Joint vantare between the authority and the Ocneral Telephone Directory Onwipany. incorporated105 words
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Article53 1974-06-13 6 fAOtBAM 't--44 was Jailed lor IS saontbs b» the First Magistrate! Court vestai day Sir sin Una two ■anhftts cover* worth IS4JS in beat of a Mock of flats in Staroee stoad on May at about 441 m. The seven bekneed to the Housing and Dwetopeaent53 words
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Article34 1974-06-13 6 The weekly ssess rbs paopte at sum of the Minister lor Soclei Affair*, toett Othaaan WOe, he* been jnttfrnH from June IT to June MM tbl PwsU Pantang PAP branch In Alexandra Lane.34 words
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259 1974-06-13 6 Chamber welcomes Govt move to ease loan curbs rB acting president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Chew Tent How, yesterday said his chamber welcomed the Government's move to partially ease the control of loans extended by hanks and finance companies to Industry and commerce. Under the more, banks259 words
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Article60 1974-06-13 6 CHUA Song Phaow 21. was ywUrdajr Jaited tor four montba by U* Second sfa■MraWl Court for harms a (rram of morphine powder and for another four month* for having the utensils to administer It at a houae In Omar Road on May 11 at 1J60 words
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265 1974-06-13 6 A WOMAN. Kanageii\ wart d/o Krishna: 21 W h h s d na »"clnatlons of her dead mother cali!T f »v e J' Jum e <J »o her death from a block of flats in Whampoa Road m ont265 words
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Article54 1974-06-13 6 Accountancy course in Jurong The National Productivity Board will conduct an executive accountancy course at Its Jurong premises from Monday to Friday The programme Is planned for accountant* who axe Involved In management, and manager* who are involved In financial management. The fee la SIM for member* of the NPA54 words
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Article45 1974-06-13 6 LEAW Ah Ee. JO. tu fined I7S by the First Magistrate's Court Tasteruay for ganbUnc in an open space In front of a bouse In Lorong Buang Kok Kechll In Ylo Chu Kant on June 11 at about 440 pjn. He pleaded guilty45 words
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115 1974-06-13 6 A TOTAL of 172 hawkeri were brought to court for offences under the Environmental Public Health (Food Handlers) Regulation* last month. They were fined an average of $40 each. Meanwhile the Ministry of Environment yesteray warned that strict action would also be taken against115 words
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Advertisement249 1974-06-13 6 J^ eAusta sia line SS. MALAYSIA" (FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED) TO WESTERN AUSTRALIA For your Holiday of a Lifetime Six Wonderful *^bbbbbl Fun packed Days to FREMANTLE (Western h«maniiS Australia) or Seventeen Days SINGAPORE To SINGAPORE (with Four Days in W. A FARES FROM SSEOS.OO (SINGLE WAY) OR 551,298.00 (ROUND VOYAGE USING249 words
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Miscellaneous257 1974-06-13 6 Straits Times Crossword *<««»!« 5 Dwelling with a twelllrn' I BM belli growing IB*. Nonaenae It i refined and v t Uon aoucht by rebuilt ITI JS?**^? eonolß > r '•> 7M lo msht-path at the t Ctsar field ano ase point. end O f the road <S> perhaps <«.257 words
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Article, Illustration223 1974-06-13 7 NOBODY will ever dream of Ucailnf The Godfather under the chin. Except perhaps, for "wax doctor" Shiieru Kosufe. 24. Had it not been for Kosuge's profess! onal touches, the lines and grimace on Marlon Brando's face a visare which helped win him the223 words
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Article89 1974-06-13 7 Nine lose homes in blaze NINE hawkers were made homeles.'. when fire razed their two storey house In Upper Chin Chew Street early yesterday. The victims, all fruit sellers, lost a total of about $4,000 worth of belr.iglngs and Roods. Police said the fire started at about 315 am due89 words
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Article28 1974-06-13 7 SINGAPORE Karate Association will organise a karate beginners' class at the HDB Met Chin Road office early next month. Closing date for entries U June 2728 words
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282 1974-06-13 7 'Promote culture by raising funds for National Theatre npHE newly- ap- pointed director of the National Theatre yesterday urged the public to help promote cultural activities in Singapore by raising funds for the National Theatre Trust. Mr. Urn Slam Kirn, deputy head of publicity, Ministry of Culture who took over282 words
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127 1974-06-13 7 BYPASS NICOLL HIGHWAY ON THESE 2 DAYS MOTORISTS are advised to avoid travelling along Nicoll Highway and the adjacent roads on June IS and IS when the Singapore National Soccer team play against the Hongkong Seiko team at the National Stadium. This is to facilitate the flow of traffic. Parking127 words
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213 1974-06-13 7 EDWARD UU - EDWARD UU Give us the same in full, 30 banks told By THl£ 4,000-strong Singapore Bank Employees Union has asked 30 banks to implement in full the National Wages Council recommendations as modi lied and accepted by the Government. A spokesman said yesterday that213 words
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309 1974-06-13 7 R CHANDRAN - R CHANDRAN By A SINGAPORE trade mission returned home after a month's tour of West Asia yesterday and said that prospects of expanding trade ties between the Republic and the countries visited were "very bright." It said In a statement that this was309 words
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112 1974-06-13 7 A f INTSTER of State 1 (Environment) and MP for Sepoy Lines, Mr. Wee Toon Boon, yesterday balloted 320 units of three room Improved flat* at Park Road Redevelopment. Park Road Development In Precinct South I la a 20-itorey building112 words
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Advertisement107 1974-06-13 7 Train for television Course commences September 4th, 1974 This is your opportunity to train as a television and radio engineer on our full-time Two- Year College Diploma Course specially designed to cover the examinations of the City and Guilds Radio, Television and Electronics Technicians' Certificate Full theoretical and practical instruction107 words
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Article470 1974-06-13 8 I\R HENRY KISSINGER'S emotional outu burst In Salzburg on Tuesday was unprecedented but understandable. "This Is a question of my honour he told reporters. He confessed, too, that he was irritated, angered and flustered last Thursday when reporters meeting him for the first time in Washington after470 words
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Article131 1974-06-13 8 rpHE secretary general of the InterL national Football Federation (FIFA) said last year that the organisation "does not want to have politics mixed up with sport." It is perfectly legitimate to argue that bitter political partisanship is best excluded from the sports arena where gamesmanship counts or131 words
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629 1974-06-13 8 S. WINCHESTER: Washington - S. WINCHESTER: Washington By TWELVE congressmen sitting on an obscure IS House of Representatives subcommittee have been hearing a tale that makes Dan Dare sound like medieval melodrama. They were told about a device now sapposely being tested In Israel, on a slight629 words
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Article, Illustration1890 1974-06-13 8 Building links with the peasantry SOLDIER-LEADER AND 'PEOPLE'S POWER' DESTINY, rather than over-riding ambition led soldier administrator Mr. Ne Win (meaning "radiant son") to take over Burma in 1962. Ability kept him at the summit in the *****, with the backing of a powerful and disciplined army, and tacit acceptanceReuter - 1,890 words
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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495 1974-06-13 8 YOUR editorial 1 (S.T., June 10) is pertinent to the report concerning civil servants (Sunday Times May 19). It is the obscurity of their writing and the impersonal tone of their approach which largely accounts for the disrepute into which our Civil Service (Government495 words
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Article61 1974-06-13 8 I REFER to the letter by "Cold Silence" (B.TJune 3). Your correspondent will be pleased to not* that the Adult Education Board <« looking Into the feasibility of improving the facilities provided at the Cultural Centre theatre in stages. As regards the sound system, it has bean checked61 words
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Advertisement72 1974-06-13 8 Styles cut to the Ictect trend by our most experienced craftsmen since 1934. Suits completely hand tailored 4 stitched f H*ht to the buttonholes ensuring best workmanship. We are also impor ters c* axpor ters of finest Gents textiles thereby we have the latest A widest rang* of materials for72 words
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Advertisement320 1974-06-13 8 I PRIZES I I CHILDREN I I CbiMrM, yta- wit i cash pria by writmg a Utter to Ntw NatiM't Ptft Far Tt» Yaiig I which appears Mtry Tbw»day. The best letters I I wMI rtcttw Sl9 e*eh every wee*. Ym cm write I M My tbMM bit tbe letter320 words
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Article, Illustration188 1974-06-13 9 rX>R 20 minutes a r hoowwlfe held a large crowd of nei(hboars In soapenae aa she stood unsteadily on the led fe of a first floor bolldlnr in Kitchener Road from 9 20 p.m. on Monday. Below, the crowd Joined anna and waited In188 words
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Article162 1974-06-13 9 Probe on Customs exam paper leak r THE Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau Li believed to be Investigating reports of a leaka g c of examination pupers set for probationary Customs officers. Several Customs emSoyees are- said to have en questioned following a tip-off that papers for the examination originally scheduled162 words
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83 1974-06-13 9 PA invites tenders for 2 new centres HTHE People's Assocla■l tlon has called for tenders to erect two new community centres In Joo Chlat and Jurong. It is understood the present one-storey Joo Chlat centre will be pulled down to make way for a three-storey building to be completed In83 words
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157 1974-06-13 9 Lee's son wins special Cambridge award LEE HSIEN LOONG. eldest son of Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has won a special distinction star for outstanding performance at Cambridge University. His father was also awarded a special distinction star at Cambridge 24 yean ago after heading the honours list twice157 words
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68 1974-06-13 9 Cisco constable dies in road mishap A CISCO constable died In Outram Hospital yesterday morning a day after he was Involved In an accident with a bus at Hill Street. Police said Mahdl bin Abdul Rahman, 43. waa walking along Hill Street at about 7.10 am on Tuesday when the68 words
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Article32 1974-06-13 9 LABOURER An« Bmg Wan. 30. ni fined, 1350 by tin* Pint HifMnU'i Court mtontey for ■wtmmlac in SeleUr RoMrroCr on June 11 •t about SOS pa. H« pleaded fuliU32 words
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282 1974-06-13 9 J'HE Singapore School Bus Owners' Association has tentative plans to set up a $4 million co-operative to operate the shuttle bus service that the Government will introduce with the park andride scheme next year. The co-operative will be set up to enable school282 words
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Article83 1974-06-13 9 WEEPING GIRL DO YOU KNOW HER? ¥>OLICE have picked I up a four yrar old Malay girl who waa found erring along Boon Tetk Road at about 1* a-m. on Tuesday Police described her as two feet eight Inches tall, slim built and clad la a white and brown panty83 words
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Article43 1974-06-13 9 HO Song Hua. 31, waa fined |7M by the First MagUtrate'i Court yerterday for coDsuning "^thatpia )ttnt a controlled drug at the Lion City Hotel lobby In Tanjong Katong Road on Mar 7 at about IN pm He pleaded guilty.43 words
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Advertisement118 1974-06-13 9 IMPROVE YOUR COMPANY'S MAGE WITH TFLfPHOf* CALLBS WITH A IVIOVITEX STAFF INDICATOR vJLaB Lsar I t sb^bbbT I aBBBB^^^S^BBaH r -W^^ Saßff TEUS AT A OLAMCI KM«»M|H*mta* »yMO IS m> ■»»*l»» x'«id rt<a tor •bout W-30 wy Tm tony h»» MHO IS OUT 7 not^Mto^dby.w^dcr.l^ WHUt Will Hf H BACK?118 words
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Advertisement266 1974-06-13 9 I(VA f^ ■Iwl 1 afl aaaaaaa^^ f^MW^^ aaT^B aa^aaßat^' f^afc*' V: v; W JjA^W^. A aaaW W J'f) I V aaaaaaa^-^^ I '*{i, So*aAfl»nt raaflak MULLER&PHIPPS(F.E.;SDN. BHD. W^P Sin«apors Ku»ia Lumpur Penan* Iport St Ck cohtin* rrr ltd ROBINA department STORK Colombo Court. Htm It S'oom 7. Robin. H.y M266 words
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Miscellaneous886 1974-06-13 9 TV SINGAPORE (5) TV MALAYSIA (3) 10.00 gSJZ B 6.35 S, S 2.45 "/JTL^ 6.00 B IZ. l^ B^. mission (Colour) 2.M Trade and Man Oettroyj-Yoe Can Help LW q,,^ HerTi Luc* 151 ThJ Test Transmission (Colour) 3M Throw it Here (Repeat) 7 JI News Rlfl «<w J Inch Higk886 words
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Miscellaneous21 1974-06-13 9 WATER consnmption on TucadaT was 113 mUllon gallon* (SIMM cable metres), 0.4 million gallon* (2,m cubic metres) lass than sa Monday.21 words
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219 1974-06-13 10 Sketches of IGP'S killers go out as hunt hots up ifUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Wed.— Thousands of copies of an artist's Impression of two suspected hired killers of lOP Tan Sri Abdul Rahman Hashlm have been distributed to police officers and men. TV Malaysia has also been asked to flash the219 words
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Article26 1974-06-13 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Selangor UMNO approved today the formation of an Umno-Pa* co-ordination committee for closer dialogue between the two parties In the state26 words
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Article161 1974-06-13 10 Tokyo plan: Council in the dark JOHORE BAJtU, Wed. The Renggam Local Council today said It did not know anything about a Japanese mission's plan to collect the remains of seven Japanese soldiers buried in the region. A Beater report from Tokyo yesterday said a six -member mission was expected161 words
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Article55 1974-06-13 10 KUCHXNO. Wad. More than 100 people were admitted to hospital today with suspected food poisoning after eating at a local re«taurant. health officials amid. The Director of Medical Service*. Or 8 K Mukherjee, •aid a full investigation was now being carried out but there wasReuter - 55 words
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Article44 1974-06-13 10 Dairy industry for Perak? IPOH. Wed. An Australlan arglcultural and property management consultant Mr. Phillip H Broagarth U her* looking Into the poaMbility nt setting up a dairy industry In Ptrmk. The propoaad 114 million project win be a Mat venture with local Industrial-44 words
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471 1974-06-13 10 Mystery plague kills millions of fish: Probe on POLLUTION, OXYGEN DEPLETION IN /CHORE STRAITS M4Y BE CAUSES... THE Ministry of Nuclear Energy and Environment will carry out investigations into the mysterious death of millions of fish along the Golden Mile beach in Johore Baru. The minister, Mr. Michael Chen, said471 words
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Article87 1974-06-13 10 IPOH. Wed— A police supervisee. Rahmatullah Badar Din. 29, with 11 convictions, was sentenced to six years jail and five strokes of the rotan by the Sessions Court here today for armed robbery. Rahmatullah and Ong Chlew Koy, 20, pleaded guilty to robbing mining87 words
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Article55 1974-06-13 10 THE TWO SECURITY RISKS KUALA LUMPUR. Wat T»« JifUM rIUMH have been iwmillj ar«hibMev fraai catering Malaysia for aeearity rmwi, it wu A |>I«I1W gasrttr UttflU Umlmh Inn OUU. tt. of NtfMiU. mm* MlakUkiro gaaakl. M. W OcayaaM. The Hiit Affair* MtjtMry an«" law lijhmi fill) *acM»e4 to <tirlm the55 words
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129 1974-06-13 10 KELANTAN Mentri Besar. Datuk ishak Loftl announced today that the Kelantan tide of the East- West Highway from the sth mile up to the Kelantan Perak border had been declared a protected area. About 40.000 people will be affected by the move. Under the law,129 words
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Article, Illustration286 1974-06-13 10 KUAIA LUMPUR, Wed. Profits derived from any land deal are i not taxable under toe 1947 Income Tax Ordinance, the Federal Court ruled iii a test case hen: today. In view of the absence I of the word 'trade" In the Ordinance, profits derived286 words
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Article26 1974-06-13 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed A second earth satellite station will oe built In Malaysia toon. Communications MlnUter Tan Brl Sardon Jubtr asld here today Reutor.Reuter - 26 words
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Advertisement67 1974-06-13 10 What the competitor offers as 'original; we've discarded. Our old 'X' model I I Invented 4O years ago, S^Bss»sbTsbbsbl y^.n^paw#^^^^^^^^^^ SJSaja^SJPS^PSy_^^ w\ B^^^^ sbbm BhBSB H^B*B»a"""'^ B *^BlJAs^B* What MHE is offering as original, the new DEMAC 'P' model, i _.__<^ the competitor can't match. K(^Tln^^3^k ft m% it 'bmt^vwl67 words
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273 1974-06-13 11 fHE Customs and Excise Department yesterday confirmed that its officials were now studying legislation to give special licences to stallholders in hawker centres and eating places to sell beer. But offldali from the I department clarified that place* such aa aarabat and273 words
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137 1974-06-13 11 3 MORE THAI SHIPS WITH RICE SEIZED ANOTHER three Thai fishing vessels have been detained by Customs this week for importing rice without Import documents. The Singapore authorities seized one other vessel last Thursday. Each of the vessels carrying 500 bags of rice from Bangkok arrived In the Inner Roads137 words
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Article44 1974-06-13 11 BINOAPORI Ai-med Force* aircraft will carry out Uveflrlng wort-lax at the Southern Island live firing range at Pulau Pawal today and tomorrow from t am to 6 p m daily The public U warned to keep away from the range.44 words
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231 1974-06-13 11 10-cent drop for kembong and selar rE prices of hone mackerel (selar) and mackerel (kembong) declined by 10 cents to $1.50 and $1.30 respectively, the Trade Department said yesterday. Following are the recommended prices. SICE: American 19 per cent. 00 centt a kaU. China 10 per cent Ylm Cheok, 11.00;231 words
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Article48 1974-06-13 11 TWO men and one woman were Jailed (or two weeks each by the First Magistrate* Court yesterday for entering Singapore without a permit between April and May this year. They are Awang bin All. 17. SharUT bin Bekar. IS. and SaUmah binU All. IS.48 words
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Article47 1974-06-13 11 ONO Ke« Bun. 65. was fined ISM by the Pint Magistrate'! Court yesterday for having O.SOS kUogramsaei ot prepared opium at Bellllos Road on June 11 at about 11.46 m and another $260 for having one opium pipe and lamp He pleaded guilty.47 words
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Article, Illustration167 1974-06-13 11 WHEN COMING TO GRIPS WITH KURA THE ZOO'S GIANT TORTOISE... rr*HIS is what happened when Kura, the sole giant tortoise at the Singapore National Zoological Gardens ducked under his shell in order to keep his weight all to himself. But the four soo officials were equally determined167 words
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Article218 1974-06-13 11 $1,000 for brave man's widow »|ADAM Ooh Soo Choo. 1 whose husband was killed by a robber, yesterday received $1,000 from Mr. Ho Cheng Choon. the Mp for Qeylang East. The money, a reward from the Oeylang £ast citizens' consultative committee and PAP branch members, was for the bravery shown218 words
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Article40 1974-06-13 11 A TOOTH. Ng Chin Oumn. or Loronf Jurml. off Chanel Ro»d. ni ymterday Jailed for five month* In maclitrate's court after he wu found guilty of falling to register for national serrlce on March t. I*7l40 words
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71 1974-06-13 11 FIVE-hun dred-and-seventy-three firms had agreed to pay the National Wages Council's Interim award of $25 to their employees by the end of April, according to the Labour Ministry The majority paid the $25 from February. Alao by the end of April. 670 firms71 words
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204 1974-06-13 11 N. G. KUTTY - N. G. KUTTY By TWO officers of the ClD's Commercial Crime Branch are to fly to Malaysia today to bring back a man who is wanted here in connection with an $80,000 1 swindle. The man U said to b» wanted by the204 words
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146 1974-06-13 11 PRINTERS' UNION CALL TO BEEF UP CO-OPS rpHE president of the X Singapore printing Employees Union, Mr Peter Wong, has called for a greater emphasis In strengthening the cooperative movement in Singapore. Speaking at the 2nd biennial general meeting of the union at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce recently, he146 words
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Article54 1974-06-13 11 Three holiday camps for children THE Metropolitan YMCA will hold three children's camps during the school holidays this month. There will be three-day farm camp at Ponggol from June 17, a five-day outdoor Pun-o-Rama at the Katnng centre from today and a fire-day kelong camp from June 17. For further54 words
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Advertisement311 1974-06-13 11 They know the difference. Developing originals like the new DEMAG "P" hoist keeps us ahead. That's the big difference you get a^^ from us. Large shipyards, palm oil factories, elevator j [\v >f^sfc»*e»smw«awi^aw«B^aw3^aw3^aw3^am-^aw3^mW4»jm wss^mVawMsa e^aws^mvawawa plant, motor assembly plants and even the small Ilj V *^^C?^«BBas<woßßhiBfc^lP 1, i m mm311 words
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Advertisement474 1974-06-13 12 T^^ A v S^L \a* am^^^ ■^^^^'^£^3ajß^^^^^^Pl X kW~~Y\ "A I i.MM*t^ala^^VTajMa?rT <O(a\ttk MHslQf 'r^^^^i rrm ./*\u> -J •S*Xv.V.V.V»*^rSSy V* >"•*■'• .••»vfcX^KaT > *'*'y"\^lsf* > ~^T^^B i^j irr i n •■v*y^^^.>^.'.Sj.....-^^. 0M *<*f^'^^BaC^ff^ i> '*^j^afiß»**"^~*^**^"*J*aiaTW^ i r^BJB *y^^^s^T m^^SL W^B>»y p3L*^^TjSsffM Ip^; a^aJNßp^a^ft'^ s^^jß^^a^B^B^^^^^y^aS^*^-^^^^^aaa^P^^^^ MC-*^ v l^^tC*^**^^*^*".-**^ "^-^^^^^^^^aß^B^B^Bßa^aaa^^^^^ ■:i> THATIS474 words
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Advertisement334 1974-06-13 12 Lellini The international shirt from the golden age. ONini Shirts are C iflaß^^B^l* tailored to the highest bW Hf stanAirds oi eleqancr W^^l reflectirg the opulent masculmrty Urn a^ar o) the gotde* age k% V _^e*»w aW BTaTaTaT*7 *^^B^^araaTeT I I In desqn cut and (ashon detaiknq Ceilmi 1 HP334 words
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Advertisement429 1974-06-13 12 AXil€ TAnA VI 2 SHOWS M.GHTLY I; Qrais IWAT! 7.00 9.30 PM. SADMISSION:5 ADMISSION: Adults $2.00. Children $1 00 SMOKE IN HIS .j^L^L^LV ky .a^^^Bkt J CHRJNGSUM JJj J JJjO I^C mt^^^A w chin yA [^3hH a^a^^^afa^aV 'AM Ml HL Ufl JMT CHCUNO I A Wwrfaria Fiwiw DiiorScopc with Engteh429 words
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Advertisement739 1974-06-13 12 f 'jW.VA'.VAV.'.V.V/.', >!«k CATHAY ::JCVm»»HMIII I Jl OPENS TODAY' <\ |J 2 Shorn 7 00ft 930 pm Hu Chin •Tann. ,n i S SMOKE IN HIS EYES > Mandann CoiorScope aj "*> E"oirsh Subtitles sr* Jurong Drrva In Cinama |aj OOaon Cathay Orchard a Saturday at Midnight' 1 1 "i739 words
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Advertisement313 1974-06-13 13 NONYA EVERY THURSDAY 12.00 p.m. to 2.30 p.m. International Buffet Time 12.00 p.m- 2.30 p.m. Every Friday $6/= per head M HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL Cavenagh Rd./Kramat Lane (Off Orchard Rd.) Smgapore.9. Tel *****4 Cable "Hograndcen" Newsweek THE INTERNATIONAL NEWSMAGAZINE June 17 Issue ON SALE NOW! Newsweek EUROPE: A Tycoon Looks313 words
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Advertisement295 1974-06-13 13 mw watiow hurt., A»m n T %w>Jir~~ I s^sa^^s^^^P"^*al s^s^^B S'"V pl^r^al^sV^^sHil InS^l)^^^ M local news t fp|^' >Mr >,^ r§A T T M ii^^^l^^l^j^^J^t^ mN^ I ftfj going k and C3.ffi^^^^^^H H::»::M&l;ft up agair a n -f M. SMlnisSsiHlsHl fi K"»I: Fish, veg and tV oCi ||p ("AMIHIMM ,C295 words
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Advertisement441 1974-06-13 13 PHILIPS TasL-aaaaaaaaaaaH a^^^^ ll *Ml^^£w bbbbt 4bbbl g3&' asßsi *Wm m ml fl |HJH HHsßaßßßaaHaßßaal Rsak N2510 s^^ > >^%r^V» v tescicrcccrr RHS2I From Philips. A fully compatible sound system. Each unit working with the others for unparalleled hi-fi performance. You can spend a small fortune on hi-fi Wow and441 words
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Article, Illustration215 1974-06-13 14 TRINIDAD PLAN TO SET UP OIL TIES WITH SPORE. AM R. Solomon Satcu--ITI mar Lutchman, High Commis-sioner-designate of Trinidad and Tobago, yesterday said he would seek close cooperation with Singapore in the petroleum Industry. Mr. Lutchman said petroleum represented 80 per cent of his country's exports, mainly to the Americas.215 words
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Article43 1974-06-13 14 A FTVE-OTBSION course or, of the Biglap Women's Aaodation will be held at the 81glap Kindergarten on Saturday at 3.30 p.m A Jumble lale will also be held In conjunction with the meeting to ralat funds for the association43 words
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Article229 1974-06-13 14 NGIAM TONG HAI - NGIAM TONG HAI PROJECT TO TAKE 2 YEARS B, on the new multi-million dollar shipyard to be built by the Mitsubishi Singapore Heavy Industries (Pte.) Ltd. in Tuas, West Jurong, is expected to be1 gin next month. A spokesman for the company229 words
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69 1974-06-13 14 SINGAPORE CITIZENS STRANDED IN HK HONGKONG. Wed A number of Singapore citlxens have been stranded In Hongkong because their passports expired according to immigration officials. The Hongkong Immigration Department said that there were between 16 and 2« Singapore cititens now living in Hongkong as "stateless" people. A department spokesman declined69 words
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Article36 1974-06-13 14 Skin care for men kin care ancx facial manage ■x men will beg In it the letropohtan YMCAi KaUmg entre In Meyer Place, jmorrow at p.m. The fee I- 115 for memen and $20 (or non-mtm-ert.36 words
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Article150 1974-06-13 14 TiHE Law Society has ■i- advised its members not to wear flashy clothes when appearing In the court. In a circular, the society said that some lawyers especially the younger ones have been using flashy shirts and ties In court. It. pointed out this should150 words
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Article39 1974-06-13 14 PRESIDENT Shearcs and the Pint Lady will be mests-of-honour at a dinner or(anlMd by the Singapore National Academy of Science I to be held at Ua> flower Restaurant In DBS building on Saturday at 7 45 pm.39 words
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Article152 1974-06-13 14 IT is unlikely If any--1 one who has watched j the development of I musical performance by >ur young musicians would fall to feel im?ressed by what we neard last night at the Conference Hall Members of the Youth "Jholr. Youth Chinese Snsemble and Nan Hwa 31rU'152 words
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Advertisement843 1974-06-13 14 MICROELECTRONICS (MALAYSIA) SDN. BBD. ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL An expanding International Microelectronics firm Invites applicants for the position of:— PURCHASING OFFICER Perform specialised Administrative duties pertaining to procurement of products and services associated to the electronic Industry. Riqjlres Individual capability In exercising Independent Judgement to develop sources. Requires minimum o! 2 years843 words
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Advertisement66 1974-06-13 14 IN maOKIAM TO THK OLORY OF OOD AND IN AFTECTIONATE MEMORY OP THE LATE MRS. FLOEA NESAMOLEY JAMES Departed U.5.1»7l A f«* r ha» pawn uric* jot left us without saying goo* bye. silent In sorrow and constant In thought and orayers. Remembered by loving husband children and loved ones.66 words
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Advertisement1047 1974-06-13 14 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR DIVORCE PETITION NOi 20 OF 1974 BETWEEN Ouek Ah Keng (f), No 6-B, Jalan Thambapillai, Brickfield.. K«... Lumpur AND Cheong Wai Seng. No. Til, Hillside EeUte, Ampang Jaya, Kuala Lumpur RESPONDENT NOTICE OF PETITION To:Cheong Wai Seng, No. T-11, HilUide Estate,1,047 words
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Advertisement171 1974-06-13 14 Is your hair hungry for vitamins? Pantene I in a red box I Gold with oil Vitamin I for normal. U I.T/tmir FF f» I dry seal P I Gold without oil I for normal hair, oily scalp VaakjM, WrJd Also m a I i blue box for I kP^fT^l171 words
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Article20 1974-06-13 15 ENTRUST YOURSELF CONFIDENTLY to our perming, tinting, highlighting expert Julie at Louise Klerk's salons, Hotel Slngapura, telephone *****3 (Spore).20 words
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Article130 1974-06-13 15 MDM RUBY SWEE POH KHENO passed away peacefully on 11.6.74 leaving behind beloved husband Urn Jew Chock. 2 sons Lawrence Llm Meng Jlow and Michael Urn Meng Chye. 1 daughter Llm U Ling Cortege leaving Singapore Casket for Mount Vernon on 13.6.74 at 1.1 a.m. MRS. LIB THI AM130 words
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Article30 1974-06-13 15 THE GRANDCHILDREN and great grandchildren of the late Marie Agnes Mitchell. 96. thank relatives, friends for their condolences, wreaths and donations on their recent bereavement SPITFIRE MX J In30 words
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Advertisement513 1974-06-13 15 classified ads d) IPAh(§UCr*K( &XWfTr*rrnTXED' DM you apot me MSBBI ctoeoMod sd. In Centoet PB(1) wMcn wo* m •m Straits Time* ot June IS? You nun be Bw winner of a PANELICTRIC PERMADOOR PkFRIGERATOR worm over S4SJ/ Entries tor Contest PE(1) must roocn us by noon Mondoy Juno 17. JUST513 words
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Advertisement783 1974-06-13 15 > ACCOUNTING FIRM requires Im I mediately (A) Accounts Audi > Clerk qualifications: Must posses minimum LCC Intermedlat preferably with some working ex perlence (B) Bhortliand TypUt Oeneral Clerk. Must hay I minimum SC with credit li English Please reply togetht with passport photo to S T Bo A *****.783 words
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Advertisement770 1974-06-13 15 I- REQUIRED FEMALE GENERAL It CLERK. Knowledge of typing and v general accounts experienced on ■c commercial line Interested i- please write or call personally at 269 Joo Chlat Road. Spore IS. c 1 n (r An expanding manufacturing company Invites applications for FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK OuißHnMiiia. Sec. 4 certificate770 words
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Advertisement724 1974-06-13 15 ACTTVS OUTDOOR VAN SALES- MAM required Driving licence essential Pay It Commission. Singapore Citlsen only. Full personal particulars with nonreturnable passport photo. Apply P.O. Box 4057 PART-TIME CAREER Large British company with a growing business require* PARTTIME men/women for promotion and marketing publicity. Job and familiarisation training and remuneration range*724 words
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Advertisement845 1974-06-13 15 RIQUIREO AIRCONDITIONINQ MECHANICS with working experience and driving licence. Interested please call personally at 269 Joo Chlat Road for Interview LARGE TEXTILE MANUFAC nM^COBIPANY HAS VACAN. "il"™"*"" ■NOINIM O* FOREMAN Must have at least 5 years practical factory experience in Electrical/ Mechanical work Conversant with servicing and maintenance of power845 words
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Advertisement810 1974-06-13 15 REPUTABLE SHIPPING FORWARDING agent require* a outdoor clerk. Must possei motorcycle driving licence and b conversant with PSA clearing shipping procedure Apply wit full personal particulars an salary expected to 0.P.0. Bo 947 Slngapc 1 1 RBOUMEO VAN DRIVER to work t Jurong. interested please rln *****6/ *****6 for Interview.810 words
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Advertisement739 1974-06-13 15 peyARTMSJMTAL BTORB requires n Male/ Female skillful in window is display Full/ Part-time Apply ST BOX A ***** Lllllßl* has vacancies for: j (1) RECEPTIONISTS (tomato) (3) DRIVER Please call personally at: 461, Iteislssk Read, rporal gjajftaTM ofHo* homi. f WANTBO MALE/ FEMALE pump 1 attendants. Call personally at 2H739 words
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Advertisement809 1974-06-13 15 YUMIN OPPIRB LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS Calrnhlll Court. Leonle Towers. Hlghpolnt. Balmoral Park. Napier Road Detached Houses Holland Road. Coronation Road West. Third Avenue. Oartlck Avenue. Semi-detached Houses Hlllcrest Road. ?each Oarden. Thomson Oreen. Rental $700 $3.000 Contact *****/ ***** We Otter Only The Boom DIBT. I M> Furnished unfurnished luxurious apartments809 words
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Advertisement783 1974-06-13 15 GOLDHILL TOWERS (UNFURNISHED) 11.266. Tomllnson Mansion II 500 Eastern Mansion $500 Oriole Crescent (partly furnished) $1,500 Dyson Road detached $1,000 Hua Ouan Avenue detached $1,300. semldetached $750 *****5. *****2 36, JALAN MUTIARA fully furnished 3-bedroomed, 3 aircons. large living and dining Kitchen and servant's. Centraly located. SI .BBS. Him cor)783 words
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Advertisement948 1974-06-13 15 I KATONO HILLTOP SEA VIEW TWOI STORBV Duplex Split-level. Houses Remarkable Designed. Ideally located Aluminium window and door, freehold land. East Coast Road Seaside. Easy Instalment Contact Mr Chong Tel ***** Singapore RICHARDS PARK RICHARD AVENUE UPPER SERANOOON ROAD. Off 6ms Upper Serangoon Road, enter by Flower Road. Only a948 words
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Article, Illustration37 1974-06-13 16 In ever loving memory of K Slvadas who passed away 13.6 64 "Many a lonely heartache, often a silent tear, but always loving memories of one we loved so dear." By loving mother and relations.37 words
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Article, Illustration42 1974-06-13 16 LOW SIAK LIANG PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY YESTERDAY (12-6--74) LEAVING BEHIND TWO WIVES. FIVE SONS. TWO DAUOHTERS. TWO DAUOHTERB-IN-LAW and TWO ORAND CHILDREN. CORTEOE WILL LEAVE BINOAPORE CASKE^ CO (P) LTD 129 133 LAVEN- DER BTREET ON SATURDAY 15th at 1.45 pm42 words
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Advertisement620 1974-06-13 16 INDONESIAN BUYER with permit to purchase, requires semidetached in Buklt Timah/ Holland Road »rea or maisonettes/ apartments in dlsts 9. 10 Tel: *****2 *****7. FONQQOL LAND WANTED Preferably with sea frontage Will consider any plot exceeding one acre Please apply with lot number and nett price to P.O. BOX 44.620 words
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Advertisement332 1974-06-13 16 OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE for rent 473 sq ft 17th floor International Plata. Anton Road. Ring Mr Ng *****0 FOR SALE 858 sq ft office space Far East Shopping below cost at $145,000 0.n.0 Phone *****4. THIRD ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 20H discount off Normal Fee Free Booklet Call *****7/ *****6 REOUIRE WAREHOUSE332 words
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Advertisement753 1974-06-13 16 SHORTHAND BEGINNERS RAPIO COURSE commencing 14.6.74 Duration 3 months. Fee $10. Mondays/ Fridays 7 30 p.m. 830 p m Limited vacancies. i Please enquire Systematic Business Training Centre Room 117. Peace Centre Spore *****/ *****5. 00 inlngua Now «w world-* lorooot group oi iangu>ee ochool* oiler the fcoowtna counoe on753 words
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Advertisement942 1974-06-13 16 ADDITIONAL AND PRB-UNI-VERS4TV Mathematics by experienced honours graduate with London Post-Or.duate qualifications Phone *****3. YAMAHA MUSIC SCHOOL CLARINET Course Tuesday 9* m to 12 p m 7 p m to 9 p.m Mon- I day 7 p.m to 9 p.m $35/- per month. Yamaha Music School tot *****5. ***** Singapore942 words
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Advertisement997 1974-06-13 16 ISSS TRIUMPH SPITFIRE MX JX In excellent condition with hard/soft top $3,700 only HP possible phone *****2. DECEMBER ISSS MOB SPORTS Radio, racing steering, new battery and tyres, good condition $3,200 View Esao Station 537 Balestler Road ISS9 PEUOBOT SS4 red, airconditioned, rad.r cuaette new tyres, $8,000 0.n.0. H.P. arranteabie997 words
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Advertisement478 1974-06-13 16 BEAT THE HIGH COST of petrol and road tax Be the proud owner of a beautiful Beach Buggie Imported from America At economical co*t of 35 miles per gallon and road tax only *****/--for six months Price 587.500/--o no Contact David or Michael at *****92 MX 1 JAOUAR 1988 2^4478 words
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Advertisement446 1974-06-13 16 ARE YOU LOOKING FCR A COMPLETE HI-FI SYSTEM? For $155/- down, you ran own a Pioneer EI OOO A stereo system complete with tape-deck. SOUTH ASIA. $91, VICTORIA STREET. JUST WATCH HER EVES SPARKLE especially when you give her fashion's latest choice of exquisite Jewellery from Tin Sing Goldsmiths Pte446 words
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Article360 1974-06-13 17 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By ]T will be a "make or break" mission for Armed Forces goalkeeper Eric Paine, who is I on a comeback trail, on Saturday 1 when he plays for Singapore against Hongkong League champions, Seiko, at the National Stadium (kickoff 7.30 p.m.).360 words
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Article195 1974-06-13 17 CAPE TOWN. Wed.— De- I roonstrators Interrupted a rufby match between the British Lions tad Southern Universities here yesterday in what ia awttevad U bt the first ever protest to have held up a sporting event in Sovth Africa. Seventeen minute* Into the Brat half ofReuter - 195 words
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Article93 1974-06-13 17 Ali calls off trip to Gabon PARIS, Wed. Former world heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali flew back to New York today less than 24 hours after he arrived. Ali earlier cancelled a scheduled flight to Gabon in West Africa where some reports said he planned to stage an exhibition nght. MembersAP - 93 words
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Article19 1974-06-13 17 THE National Trades I Union Congress badminton tournament will resume play on June 23 at Oulllemard Road19 words
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Advertisement1693 1974-06-13 17 classified ads (D ATTENTION LADIES. Sauna oaths scientific slimming, spot- I reducing, postnatal treatments with very latest machines at Louise Klerk's Salon. 22 Ngee Ann Bulldlne No streneous exerdßSi Telephone *****2 (Spore). MANDARIN HEALTH CENTRE. Mandarin Hotel. 3rd floor massage/ sauna/ steambath/ facial *****6. *****1 Ext 750 Spore MADE-TO-MEASURE suits,1,693 words
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Advertisement215 1974-06-13 17 SANITARY SERVICE to Lavatory defect Reposition water pipe, wash area and Manhoel. Tel: *****5 WE SUPPLY OATSUN PICKUP or Medium Big Lorry to shift household office equipments or clearing cargo. *****7/ *****3 fOR CHARMING AND SOCIABLE Lady escorts dial *****1 The High Society, 248-C3 Orchard Road (opposite Mandarin Hotel). SPECIALIZE215 words
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Advertisement184 1974-06-13 17 HIOH QUALITY ALUMINIUM COLLAPSIBLE tubes available ror toothpaste, glue, adheatves. oilmenu ett Enquiries ring 9160T5 CEMENT USSS3 per metric ton fob Manila 3.060 metric ton 10.000 metric ton loading capacity per shipment. COPRA available for local Importers Apply 18-A. Orssnßsld Drtvo, 8>o*» 18. MADRAS LAND DEVELOPMENT, Building and Civil Contracts184 words
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Advertisement219 1974-06-13 17 ACMA AIR-CONOmONER twincool refrigerator special dlacoiint for cash Trade In 1120/- upwards. Servicing/ repair-rental Hl-Cool Alr-condltlonlng L Refrigeration (Pte)Ud.. 234/Vlctorta Street, Spore 7 Tel: *****0 NOTICE FOR SALE QbWHlemi midt htf jiim mbbcMmwv BSjß* Mama Include: (a) Tube notching machine (b) Mudguard forming machine (O Single head trading machine. etc.219 words
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Advertisement258 1974-06-13 17 FOLV AUTOMATIC DISHWASHERS. Kenwood. Oeneral Electric. Smeg and AEO We also stocked detergents and nnse-ald. Available at Singapore Refrigeration Company, 12/14. International Building. Tel: *****8/ *****0/ *****0/ 37*442 FURNITURE HOUSEHOLD OOODS: refrigerators, beds, cupboards, complete bar set. alrcondltloners, flower pou. etc. Tal. NEW SHIPMENT KAWAI PIANOS Just arrived Highly recommended258 words
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516 1974-06-13 18 Don't expect miracles from us, says Beckenbauer TJAMBURG, Wed. ■"—West Germany, hosts and favourites for the World Cup, were warned to beware of over-con-fidence as the 16 teams made final preparations for tomorrow's klckofT. It was a day of quiet training In isolated quarters near the nine cities, where Cup516 words
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Article401 1974-06-13 18 fTWANKFUKT, Wed. The r IS ftealMa hi Ike World Cwb have been seeded Into fo»r gnaaa of fear according to their strength ana reecraphleal location. The two lea teams In each croap wM ge threat* the »eeond rovnd after pUylnt the ether teams in the sreas.401 words
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Article, Illustration631 1974-06-13 18 FRANKFURT, Wednesday ttavelange proposes to re-name World Cup after Sir Stanley BRAZILIAN Joao Havelange, swung into action within hours of his elec:ion as president of the International Football Federation (FIFA) when he proposed that the World Cup should be tamed after Sir Stanley Rous. 13-year reign TalkingReuter; AP - 631 words
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Article, Illustration407 1974-06-13 18 FRANKFURT, Wed. For the first time r since soccer was organised on an International basis 70 years ago, the leadership of the game has left Europe. Just what this will mean for football is not yet clear, but the Europeans are apprehensive. Blr StanleyReuter; UPI - 407 words
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Article159 1974-06-13 18 Taiwan FA praises Fifa action rpAIPEI, Wed.— The National Football As- sociation of Taiwan issued a statement today praising- a rejection by the World Soccer Federation, FIFA, of a proposal that would have expelled Taiwan and admitted Peking; to the International Sports Body. "The action has fully demonstrated that theAP - 159 words
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Article412 1974-06-13 18 \f UNICH, Wed. BuliTA garlan football fans, are looking to a lanky six-foot mldfleld ace to reverse their reputation as among the greatest starters and worst finishers In World Cup soccer. Four times In a row. the Eastern Europeans fought their way to theUPI - 412 words
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111 1974-06-13 18 Hongkong daily criticises Fifa decision HONGKONG. Wed. The China Mall said today that the decision of the International Football Federation (Fifa) to keep China out of the organisation "is a disastrous one." The English-language newspaper In a commentary said: "It Is a ludicrous situation when a quarter of the world's111 words
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Article149 1974-06-13 18 higher tempo FJAST BERUN, Wed —East Oemiau team manager Oeorg Buachner expects the coming World Cup final matches to be played at a much higher tempo than those played at high altitude to the last championships In Mexico four years ago Buschncr wid In149 words
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361 1974-06-13 18 Scotland's injured stars are fully fit again tiRANKFURT, Wed. Scotland's manager Willie Ormond, still seeking an attacking formation, yesterday put the final touches on his team's World Cup opening match in Dortmund on Friday. As the Sects trained near their luxury hotel at Erblsmuehle just n'rth of here, there wasReuter - 361 words
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Article99 1974-06-13 18 FRANKFORT, Wed Tomo-TOWi World Cup programme tall times BUisaBSM), i.X pm. Fanfare b» the 3* Band of the WwC Oenrian Armed Force* 833 Polk Music 1049 Pel* and Owe SMler put the World Cup trophic* on di»play 1101 2.000 school chßdrer stand In a formation representing Uie99 words
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Advertisement290 1974-06-13 18 si Wwf^^^ BBB^. BBBBBBkw ■PMtat \M atjustthepush KbA -M ofabutton-withthc ■iw™ National ■I >VV%S*^4a***.dt**sa 1 y Wr m m mm\om jff mm mm iStoiv K maf Sm^m mm mm mm '^H Air Conditioner M It cools quickly. _fl vH^ Ha. 7 Extra-large condenser and evaporator coils, mm *\fS. c perfectly290 words
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Article, Illustration268 1974-06-13 19 Guthrie retain their winning form By JOE DORAI pUTHRIE BERHAD maintained their splendid form yesterday when they beat Imperial Hotel 1-0 in an SBHFL Division One League and Cup tournament at Jalan Besar Stadium. Guthrlr, who scored a shock 3-2 win over Division One league champions KLM Airlines last week,268 words
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Article71 1974-06-13 19 NEW YORK, Wed Results of major league baseball games played last night: American Laagwe: Calllomla 5 New York 4. Bowon 10 Oakland 9. Detroit 8 Texas 6. Kansas City 1 Milwaukee 0. Baltimore 4 Minnesota a, Cleveland < Chicago 0. N»ttonal League: Chicago Ban Prandtco 4. AtlantaReuter - 71 words
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Article38 1974-06-13 19 SRU meeting tomorrow BINOAPORE Rugby i- won't first ma.iag«nent rommittee meeting Hi! be n«W at the Singapore Crtc- Club tomorrow at 7.U pm All club representatives and officials of new teams seekng affiliation are requested to_att«ad the mating?^^38 words
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Article104 1974-06-13 19 PARiS, Wed— Francois Jauffret. the French No 1 cleared after an unprecedented dope test. Is confident he will reach l "c semi-finals of the Jrench International tennis championships Jauffret. forced to take a dope test demanded try Wimbledon champion Jan Kode< after he had beaten the Cxechoglovak104 words
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1177 1974-06-13 19 Twenty topclass stayers in Perak Derby fPWENTY topclass stayers will compete in the Perak Derby race meeting at the Perak Turf Club course here on June 22, 23, 29 and 30. The Derby race Is over a distance of one and a half miles to be run on the last1,177 words
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Article441 1974-06-13 19 DraKe worKs like a winner By DENNIS CHIA nRAKE, strongly v fancied In the Class 3 6f race on Saturday, worked like a winner on a slightly yielding track at Buklt Timah yesterday morning. With Monaco (Desmond Brownt for company, the pair went once round the sand track and clapped441 words
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Article396 1974-06-13 19 Barrier draw for pro-am races ("IRDER of running, scratchy Inga and ban-tar draw for the pro am races at Buklt Timah this weekend SATIRUAY: Bate 1: 3.16 Mara Class 5 21 Scurry: Twili«ht Caesar n. Rocky. The Minx, Sartma, Orey Grenadier. Subhan (119 2 4 10 1 7 It S).396 words
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Article, Illustration361 1974-06-13 19 ALBERT JOHNSON - ALBERT JOHNSON By jyjANILA- bound swimmers, Elaine Sng and Anne Hoe won themselves another overseas trip when they beat the Asian Games qualifying mark in the 400 m freestyle in the SASA-organised trials at Toa Payoh pool yesterday. Terrific pece Elaine, Sportswoman of the361 words
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Article34 1974-06-13 19 BRASILIA. Wad. Carlos Monaon. Argentina's World Boxing Association middleweight champion, will stake his title against Australian Tony Mundlne tt BuaMa, Alre* on September 7, promoter Juan Carlos Lectours said here last night.34 words
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284 1974-06-13 19 PETER SIOVV - Australian yachtsmen to compete in Pesta PETER SIOVV By qnHE Singapore Yachting Association will hold an International Regatta in conJ unction with this year's Pesta Sukan from August 1 to 5 at Changi Sailing Club. SYA hope to make up for the absence of yachting as an event in the284 words
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123 1974-06-13 19 Penang coach tour for Malaysia Cup match A CnONrTBB Sports Club, a division three league soccer side, in cooperation with Austrasla Travel Centre, are organising a supporters coach tour to the MalayMa Cup semi -Anal soccer match between Singapore and Penang at the City stadium on June 23. Actionltes B.C.123 words
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Article61 1974-06-13 19 Jansenites score second win JANBKNTTTB ragliUred their second straight victory whan Utsy beat Combined Schools 3-0 In an SHA division one league hockey match at the padang yastarJansenltas. who rallied to beat Ceylon 8C 3-3 last month, war* far too superior for the schoolboys Former International Anthony Joseph put them61 words
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218 1974-06-13 19 Bose hits 66 against Universities ONDON, Wed. Oopa; Bose hit 66, his highest score of the tour, for the Indian cricketers against a Combined Oxford and Cambridge Universities team Here today. Possibly still feeling the effects of their defeat by England yesterday in the tense First Test, the Indians lost218 words
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Miscellaneous48 1974-06-13 19 SOCCCB: FAI Lragws Park. 8.16); FUsaaVjr: HampDhr. 3: Katon* 8C v Knights shir* v Maritime Command Katong Socctrttw v Civilians (Fairer Park. 8.16). UBC; SKKN v Kranji 8C HOCKCY: SHA Laaga* Hampshire "A" v Alexandra Dlv. t: Prlmns v Ansuk 8C (AU matches at Farrer Forces (Changl. 8.18)^48 words
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Article, Illustration154 1974-06-13 20 TONGKANG SINKS BUT TWO ARE STILL AFLOAT rIS cabin toy of a tongkang bad provided a roof over the heads for tbese two men ju»t before the picture was taken. Then the boat sank. And they found that the cabin's rooftop was the best place for "directing operations" to recover154 words
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Article73 1974-06-13 20 IRAN'S BIG PLANE DEAL WITH U.S. WASHINGTON, Wed Iran has reached agreement with Grumman Aerospace Corporation to buy a further 50 F-14 navy fighters. Defence Department ofdclals said yesterday. The agreement, signed on Sunday, Is worth more than US$9OO million ($2,250 mllllont and bring to 80 the total of the73 words
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Article23 1974-06-13 20 the Merchant Service Oulld paralysed Premantle harbour bare today whan they < noped work to dl»nw> strike action over pay claims. —ReuterReuter - 23 words
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325 1974-06-13 20 One-third Golan pullout by tomorrow TEL AVIV, Wednesday ISRAELI forces will evacuate by Friday about one-third of the 800 sq km (300 sq mile) Golan Heights salient they captured during the October war, Israeli military sources said last night. The source* added that the area, between the Ma'atz Junction andReuter; AP - 325 words
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97 1974-06-13 20 STUDENTS' WREATH PROTEST AT JETRO BANOKOK. Wed —Re preaentatlTM of student croup.l and a teacher off animation laid a wreath at the Japan Kxternal Trade OrganlMtlon (Jetrot headquarters here yesterday In a protest analnst Japanese. Taiwanese and US economic policy In Thailand. The student representatives read a proclamation calling forAP - 97 words
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Article49 1974-06-13 20 LOB ANOELXS Wad. Dino Martin, zs-yaar-old son of Dean Martin pleaded guilty in court yesterday to charges of Illegally poaMMtng automatic weapon* In his Beverly Hill* home. Dino U husband of British actreu OUvia Huasey and a medical student and a university tennis star Reutav.49 words
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Article349 1974-06-13 20 LONDON. W«L— l** BMf«Mt MMd •IKkllT IB dull U«4li« <>■ i«i»il nuwin about l*uMitr iw>l«i. At S *m. Ik* rMMW Taaw Ma m <m la to M »■—^«-f ttack* mn Mimir IOV4C WSIM MIU, MIOMVBa#AfI SJM •IK AM* dMiMMd. nwiWMt tea* MM la ft/ttka *f palat. MMtl—UHr la349 words
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Article62 1974-06-13 20 JAKARTA. W«d. CUBocnfktoatcd 1] ton* of elore* unuctled Into TnimiMia by ship from auinpore recently, police aald today. Tlm eknw worth M million nipiah* <aai«S.OOO) m* now In th» hand* of tba lotai pott authoritlM and mn| Pfopir from two tradtac coropanlei In the city batteredReuter - 62 words
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Article39 1974-06-13 20 ATLAHTA, WM. TwantjF-thro» Ombß who nMbad into what imwiiil to b» m routtn* mjimi ffcrt murdM "Ml Hte flto" from potcnUally Mhai hjrmm mind* tm. "<»*«aJM»d TIM i— Mlririw war* iwportad ta mUsTactDTT wmdttton. on.39 words
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Article71 1974-06-13 20 DURBAN, Wad. Mrs. Winnie Mandela, wife of Imprisoned African leader Nelson Mandela. yesterday atarud a U-hour fast to mark the 12th anniversary tomorrow of the paaamg of a Ufa sentence on her Immband Mr. Mandela, former leader of Urn banned African National Congress, la currentlyReuter - 71 words
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Article29 1974-06-13 20 CHARLOTTE (North Carolina). Wad. Narcottcr agent* have wised SOO pounds of marijuana they said was smuggled In from Pretoria. South Africa, la eraUs marked African handicraft AP.AP - 29 words
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491 1974-06-13 20 Accord on money reform only if... WASHINGTON. Wednesday DEVELOPING nations within the* International Monetary Fund (IMF) today gave notice that they will approve an agreement on international monetary reform only if the need for a transfer of real resources to them is accepted. The Group of 24 eight representatives eachReuter - 491 words
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Article43 1974-06-13 20 MOOAOTBRU. Wad. Fbreitn mlnMtan of Urn Ommamaon ot Afrlcu Unity today ifrwd to oon•Kler ■anrtfctn atminai oounJgj^jilU tradtn. with They authorised the OAD ■atntai-Mt to bagta an jMDMdlata atudy into the batt aachoda the ■"">»« nt— t oo«ld be anforead. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article65 1974-06-13 20 ■OHlf. W*d. The Wwt OiimMui Pmrllamant's ooov■iMiOß ot laquirT Into tin W www which tod to Cbwmllar WlUy Brandt JJJ f>*tloe opMMd b« /?*y »n«rt ■ninn on twdiiil wttan, Urn m>> ■lilai Miridni to hold lv ftrt wrttn ■iiillin tahlnd etond doon ant wm* into 5* ChjnwMi65 words
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Article28 1974-06-13 20 phnom mm. w«d. IUMn drad su Ohwi— Ul» mmm raafcats into the tiwi tMtb of Ptonom Penh toftay. woundtot UUM CMUtMLJIUUIT oAatak mM -OH <«as two).28 words
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114 1974-06-13 20 Why a doctor killed his wife and sons MAIDSTONE (England) Wed.— A doctor killed his wife and two sons on the night of Britain's February general election when It became apparent the Labour Party was going to win, a court was told today. After shooting his wife, Brenda. and sons114 words
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164 1974-06-13 20 Don't up oil tax, EEC to ask Opec BRUSSELS, Wed— The Common Market will ask petroleum producing countries not to raise oil taxes when they meet later this week, informed sources said here today. The Nine have authorised West Germany. current chairman of the EEC Council of Ministers, to expressReuter - 164 words
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Advertisement130 1974-06-13 20 fSANYO lr^Cb»amW>^*^^ I BaW^T^n C^S^SF^^"*^"*™ I '^^3^mT^ SBWaflsrw) rwaMKl V-*4f> I* 4^ C l»r ALL M^mw! PRODUCTS BhtaY#HP*BPft&m_Mmi ARE SANYO Pn>O%-50% Discount SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY Ist- 18th JUNE 74. EXQUISITE DESIGNS AND BEAUTIFUL COLOURS DINNER AND TEA SET FOR YOUR FAMILY HOTEL RESTAUKANT SUPPLIER Famous NoritaVe svaslabie130 words
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Miscellaneous16 1974-06-13 20 The weather WKATHKR outlook for Singapore from 6 am to noon today: Isolated showers around midday.16 words
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Article629 1974-06-13 21 r\PPOBINO campaigns U have been launched by two groups of preference shareholders of Hume Industries (Far East) one In support of the company's proposals to convert the preference shares to ordinary shares, the other agalast the proposed rate of conversion. The group in favour Is629 words
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Article, Illustration592 1974-06-13 21 WASHINGTON: One of w the United BUtes' foremost oil Industry analysts predicts that oil company profits will moderate during the second quarter of this year, and may show a decline next year. The predictions com: from John O. Winger, vice president for energy592 words
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Article284 1974-06-13 21 MANCY BYRAMJI - MANCY BYRAMJI By FONDON: British oU i lndaatriaUsta who have Interest* throat h oat the world are now looking to South-east Asia for toint ventaree. A team 01 British offshore oil lnaastry exnerts exaeeta a few aeals to be clinched darts* taeir Ml Soath-east AaU284 words
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491 1974-06-13 21 Slump in Japan but there are still more jobs than takers rKTO: Japan's economy is In one of its slumps, but the decline worries the bookkeepers more than the average man and wo man who find it hard to teU the good times from the bad. Profits are off. Inventories491 words
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Article690 1974-06-13 21 SOH TIANG KENG - Economy gets a 700 mil boost SOH TIANG KENG By pUNDS amount ing to around $690 million can be released into the economy this year through banks and finance companies as a result of the Government's partial loosening of its credit squeeze. This, on paper, Is the sum the "productive690 words
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Advertisement201 1974-06-13 21 OnlyTmhas the 'Evin Seat It's one of TWA's unique Ambas- kind of service you like. As for food, only sador Service* features in Economy. TWA's Ambassador Service offers you That means if nobody's sitting next to a choice of 3 International meals in you, you can fold down the middle201 words
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Advertisement186 1974-06-13 21 WZ Klj Service exclusively for Mercedes-Benz owners. _Jl__jy<DP •wjswai sj^ Even though you'll rarely Just ring *****6. need it, there's a service |usi You may never need it, but for you. If ever your Mercedes- isn t it comforting to know that Benz needs emergency repair there is a superioi186 words
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390 1974-06-13 22 rKYO: Mayan Steal Corperatlen last month began the installation of Japan's fin* full-scale IrtUnf aad pradacUon platform in the *U and gas fields off A* a In NUgata Prefeetara. Th* oil ana* gas fielas off Aga are estimated to contain rsservss totalling IS million390 words
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Article, Illustration774 1974-06-13 22 Specialised services boost Singapore as a top world port SPECIALISED repair and maintenance services available In Singapore for vessels callIng here are enhancing Its ttatua as the fourth largest port in the world. And In the field of marine radio services especially, angapore now Hag qualified t»n>>»nl^f n« and engineers774 words
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Article272 1974-06-13 22 AJinomoto (Malaysia) has announced the resignation of Mr. Take* Saekl as chairman of Its board with effect from April 36 and the appointment on the same date of Mr. Shlgeakl Sasaki as the new chairman. The company also announced the appointment on April 26 of Mr. Tads*272 words
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436 1974-06-13 22 EDWIN DALE - Petrodollars won't lead to banking crisis EDWIN DALE By WI L L lAMSBURG, VA: In the coming tug-of-war between the prudence of bunkers and the decperate need of national governments to borrow money to pay for the higher noet of Imported oil. prudence is likely to prevail. This was the436 words
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Advertisement294 1974-06-13 22 REFORM GAS PLANT POWER GENERATION PLANT FOR SALE 10 MEGAWATT GASTURBINE 6.6 XV PACKAGE SET 3/WVO.B FUEL DISTILLATE OR NATURAL GAS. COMPLETE 30 MEGAWATT COAL/OIL FIRED POWER STATION 3 BOILERS-STEAM TURBINES. EACH 10 MEGAWATT 1 1KV 3/50/0.8 600 psi 850 F COMPLETE 20 MEGAWATT COAL/OIL FIRED POWER STATION 4 BOILERS-STEAM294 words
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Advertisement241 1974-06-13 22 THE GLASS TOWER Ready for immediate occupation 180 dsmenoscaiA^armje, Singapore 9. j- l»s^ak. mmwm^ mm MM (a^avsal I al OFFICE SPACT to let Ideal Location •UniT Sizes 3i600& 1800 sq ft. Fu|yA>^ndfioned Ample Or Rjrfcng #Fulry Serviced ror furiher detols and to crrange inspection, please -«H contact Mr.F.CLoke, lei. 329KX)241 words
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Article1436 1974-06-13 23 T>ID *nd alter prices officially listed and buslneu In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange rMtcrdnjr with the number of shares traded shown In bracket* In ktU of 1,000 uniu iinliM othenrue specified. INDUITHItUI A. T*a» (1.148). Al»m (S.StB S.MB) (1) S.M. Al*a l*)|. (I. MB1,436 words
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Article277 1974-06-13 23 A day of rises in the kL market QUARKS received firm g! rapport to state a on»ni advance at the Kuala Uanpat Stock Exchange yesterday. The market started off Mrely steady. Prices fluctuated narrowly and trading was dulL It was only in the afternoon that prices be gan recovering In277 words
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Article, Illustration189 1974-06-13 23 OX UU 130.50 8. Trad. *M ■..It—. 3.71 TttS f l.M !■!>!■> I 3J3 H*. Tiakcr t 7 M jtwku i aji Shancri-La 1.30 TiwMn I 73 C*tm. imL 2 M B. Kit 1 60 B. Scaa. t J 80 C C 3 JO 8. TteW t189 words
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Article1669 1974-06-13 23 T»HB last trmnaactad aala at the clow of buatoCM In the Block Exchange of Singapore veaterday ootopared with the previous day's prtcea 1 together with 1974 high and > low Adjusted for all new laiUM). 3 Ixiiwn IMM Traot (Kuiiir'i >rtlli for Jaw IS) Tba Comnwrc* Ind. I.M1,669 words
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Article347 1974-06-13 23 SHAKES atade all-round gains oa the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday on good follow through by Investors In another period of selective trading. Sentiment received a boot from the Singapore Government! announcement of a partial relaxation of lv ered-t aauaeia. Although It was categorically stated that347 words
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Article1527 1974-06-13 23 ■nID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUBTBIALB Aesaa (3.408 2 508) ZD. A.TX (1.108). AJtne. (3.708). Aksaa (3.3381,527 words
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Article182 1974-06-13 23 I^EW YORK: A plan has been worked out to combine the stock clearing operations of the New York Stock Exchange, the American Stock Exchange, and National Clearing Corp's over-the-counter trades. Merrill Lynch chairman. Mr. Donald T. Regan, disclosing this at a New York Stock Ex-182 words
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Article53 1974-06-13 23 f*H> US dollar flnlabad 1 around UtUi-H ywUrdij w> 10 potnu blgtwc than 1U opaolng Wwl 01 UUTt-M tat III* atncapmc nrat market In (airly act>T« mnmint tr»dln« the dollar «trtnfth•cMd marglnailjr. to rmch W.IWO ««00 by Junch-Uroe Afternoon truUnc continued guM with mott budnan don* at Urn53 words
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Article159 1974-06-13 23 Tta* foilowmj are the iwwtnal averac* ctoetog interbank rmte» In Singapore Cwiib^m tfwtal rmlcj ladlhiflaa Pmatti* parted yartiitaj |«W) part* ehufi US <*>Uar ***** 2ttM 3J1M —13.53 aierUnt pound 6«4M »JM0 1MN -30 44 Honafrong dollar UJI 40 MAI 4 M Malajilan dollar 101 15 1»1JO 1MM l.M159 words
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COMMODITIES
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Article28 1974-06-13 23 Robber: June 11 Singapore: ltt.M cts (down tM et). Malaysia: 187 M cts (down 1 cts). Tin: %\M* (up |1«>. Official offering: tons (up M tons).28 words
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Article61 1974-06-13 23 rm Malaysian Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for cal rolatinf Customs duties from Jane 13 until farther notice: Rabber WJ cts a Ib Copra 11.4 M a ton P. Kernel $235 25 a ton •arable are: Babber 10i cU a Ib (Total 151 cents) (Snreharie SI61 words
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Article104 1974-06-13 23 pMIHKI HIDOUCI lICMAMCI v tiMOArom noon clmino MIICH rtll PiCUL TUTIIMT. CihM OM: bulk »l*o Molaal. dnn IIM n— «l— l Ca*rt: Mtsa* llkM>) UK/Ohm tM iiami C—r* M1I«« llwtl UI CHI f.*.k 100% NLW UNI Milan. tarswftk wbit« fa» M% NL.W UM mi in, aanvrnJi apadaJ HMk Cab.104 words
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Article52 1974-06-13 23 thMu lli my u«* u.»t M*H— i (1) io»»l vmm ma IST ■Mr* IMTt IM.M ■llgll 111 IMM IM.M SurMk 1M MS IM.MB Ua.«M IHM part* inn m.M Tron <1> IM.MB 1M»B IW.MS IMKW ■spwt rrwn Hi tTil«« inu la UJ «oltan pv (1) AiMtraHwi Mltn par »—tr52 words
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Article216 1974-06-13 23 Straits tin UP SlO qpHE BtralU tin price in JL Penang yesterday went up by anotner $1U to 91.340 per picul on an official offering up oO tons to 310 tons. Tne overnight London metal price was st*aau r aiter easier witn forward buyers quoted at £3.940 per metric ton,216 words
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Article34 1974-06-13 23 lain* MHtr srtoa T«a*4*r (prt'law a kraakMa). WMkw Bpot boyw 11.11* (II. IM) MM tl.lll (11. IM): Tarw MaiUM k«jr<r II.MI lil.Mli —Ut Il.M* II.MS). Mniiw *—m: Buw hwi 1.4 M Mas.34 words
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Article554 1974-06-13 23 npHS angapcr* rubber mar- kat jrasterday auadtod on Mcfantwl esnatdanUons as tnunstfled eowtoj of Jun* rakMd the premium to July Id 4.50 eenu par kUo. TracanDonary ahort-eowjr-ing of July ni another rfttfmnw factor while the fora-a touted to ba left behind. Turnover waa oo the The momtof i554 words
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Article71 1974-06-13 23 LT SMK PCMW W I XT (1 lan pa »L (1 too pa i t (1 ton pa M (1 ion pa m (1 tan pa *0 (1 ton pa ImwMl at noon jw>»da/: |Oww^Ml>» (FT— HIM.) UMhi«k|i («Htep»kv) um> mm ujjom n*M aum Ukt) »N B3MN MM71 words
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Article211 1974-06-13 23 UONOKONO. Wed—Trad- Ing was brisk In firm condiOoos with good gains recorded In leading thares The Bang Bang Index jumpad 16 44 points to 450.2* HK Baak-s Local ragtater advanced to KKIJ4 20 and the London register to 834. Jaraiae Seearities cUmbed to 89 00 Total turnover on the211 words
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Article195 1974-06-13 23 fyJKYO. Wed— PrtcM on the Tokyo stock market continued to firm. In tb* morning session, oil Issues surged shead sharply on speculation that the Oovemmer.t may soon remove controls on oil goods piicei under the "standard" system. The Dow Jones average was up 22.11 to 4.726 60 and the195 words
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Article96 1974-06-13 23 yUHICH, Tims.— Trading volume on the stock 1 msrket lncrea.«9d again today and Drtcen were firm ei--1 paclally banks Bonds were traded at higher levels. The Credit Sulsee Index jifmced 39 points to 214 7 <*> *tt*a la Swim franca with Urn Mmai oa ta* smtou* r tfl Uaiaa96 words
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Article131 1974-06-13 23 A MBTBBDAM. Tuea.— The market rose over a broad front, led by UaUever In Dutch Internationals and major banks In local Issues Mehnara and asMtrnwsßi Babber were leaders to ease against the trend Oains predominated In state loans. CMaac Mica la Dutck imidtra »H» tb* auraaww oa Urn prtvtwu131 words
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Article289 1974-06-13 23 JUELBOURNB, Wed. —The ITi Melbourne stock market desed on an undecided note today, with iradlng acuvity reduced to a minimum, ana turnover continuing thin However, scattered bargainhunting succeeded in boosting soon stocks to higher levels In the mining sector. GUI •tood out with good jump to All 56 followed289 words
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Article345 1974-06-13 23 MIW YORK, Tws.— Sticks mat prof I -tuxti, aiid the market Vatr*- iower "law* altar r*«r« tor snore than a weak m enieetarturi that lnterer* raMs warr BBMBB Analysts sugfeetad in vrators may T»a»» been (ilMppototed by tna faUure of other large New Tork and West Ooaat bank*345 words
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Article166 1974-06-13 23 A MAN cvrnwy dapoalt interbank rataa as at •loss on Wcdnaaday. Jub* OflM BM T dan U 11 14 I mth U 1/4 11 It 1 nthi 11 II a 7 16 I mtht 11 111 n I'll mtha 11 •it li 716 mttom 1* S/4 1*166 words
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Article27 1974-06-13 23 Ctoalng lntarbank rat** In Mngapore dollars for June II: Otfar BM OwnitßMt 10 1 mm IS 2 ntiu m »s 1 mlh* IS Prime nil27 words
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Advertisement709 1974-06-13 24 .s^^IIsAPORE^^V f POLYTECHNIC 1 SCHOOL OF. INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the post of Lecturer/ Senior Lecturer in the Chemical Process Technology Division which offers four elective courses of studies in the area of rubber technology, plastics technology, food technology, chemical analysis and control. Applicants709 words
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Advertisement636 1974-06-13 24 UNITED ENGINEERS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. invites applications for the following positions:A) SALES ENGINEER To promote sales of Transmission Products. Applicants must possess s Polytechnic Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent and be not more than 28 years old. Experience in transmission and conveyor systems would bs an advantage B) ASST.636 words
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Advertisement581 1974-06-13 24 I LIQUOR SALESMEN I S3 We require two experienced liquor I Salesmen The rewards are substantial. I 2f> but the work is demanding and often I involves time outside office] hours. Onty I m those applicants, therefore, of high calibre I and experience need apply V Quafrfications H 1. Singapore581 words
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Advertisement822 1974-06-13 24 SLATER, WALKER SECURITIES At the Annual General Meeting held on 30th May, 1974, Mr. J. D. Slater said:"Since 31st December, 1973, further realisations of important investments have been made by your Company. We have sold our investments in Blackburn Assurance Company, The Pioneer Life Assurance Company, Crittall-Hope Engineering, Slater, Walker822 words
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Advertisement739 1974-06-13 25 I IM •1J444; P. UMM U4I; K.U *****; pWm UMI. IB BANK LDfB LTD. IMB mill aTMU TAtIaM II Mnu Mrl Pi-Ma 11/ll mm S'Mn 11/11 Mm TtSTtAM (CON »Mili| P MMMJ S'Mn M/M MM MATUM BnM.l MMMMtlaMct) P MUMJ IV BMM S'Mn IMIMIM IMmtilim, Nm M. L MVMM t739 words
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Advertisement436 1974-06-13 27 IT UNI-TRAVEL PRIVATE LIMITED! I! A fast expanding travel organisation is looking for qualified applicants to fill I II tne following positions: (D TRAVEL CONSULTANTS Dynarric young ladies with pleasant personalities who have a I minimum of 2 years' sales experience in travel industry. Must posses* a I H.S.C. or436 words
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Advertisement552 1974-06-13 27 JML MULTI-CORPORATION %£m CSJPTE.LTD. y^r (AN ASTRA GROUP OF COMPANIES) WE. A FAST EXPANDING HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL FIRM INVITE APPLICATIONS FROM SUITABLY QUALIFIED PERSONS FOR VARIOUS POSITIONS IN OUR TECHNICAL DIVISION. 1. ADMINISTRATION OFFICER EXPERIENCE CAPABILITIES With 2 years experience in administration of Technical Service Dept Able to converse fluently in552 words
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Advertisement399 1974-06-13 27 CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY International Manufacturing Company located in Jurong requires the service of a Female Confidential Secretary. Qualifications 1. School Certificate with credit in English. 2. Certificate of formal training in Stenography and Secretarial duties. 3. Minimum of five years working experience in the capacity of Secretary Stenographer. Interested applicants should399 words
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Advertisement784 1974-06-13 27 SABAH AIR KOTA KINABALU requires a fully qualified ACCOUNTANT to control the finances and maintain the books of the Company. Preference will be given to a qualified applicant who has worked previously in the aircraft industry and who possesses a knowledge of aircraft stores accounting. Those interested should apply not784 words
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MAINLY WOMEN
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Article, Illustration892 1974-06-13 28 Bridal oufits that can be worm after the big day.... fHE 1974 bride has every excuse to let her hair down, forget her veil and train and wear every colour under the sun. For fashion and the inflationary times both dictate It's time for her to breeze down the aisleMOHAMMED YUSOOF - 892 words
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Article130 1974-06-13 28 Nothing can match the beauty of a woman's smile but what a pity if, when the smile fades, tiny lines and wrinkles are left in Its place. Check the area about your mouth for tell-tale signs of age. Possibly some expression lines may be quite130 words
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Article, Illustration296 1974-06-13 28 MAUREEN CHUA - Typist Karti hopes to fulfil her fashion dream MAUREEN CHUA By TYPIST Kartl Mohammed Amln, 20, spent a great deal of her childhood days designing the most f««hw»fhlt clothes for her paper dolls. "In fact, Imitlll cr&sy over paper doll iresses even when I nt doing my senior Cambridge," oonfesesd296 words
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168 1974-06-13 28 BEAUTY TIPS FOR THE RADIANT BRIDE II7HAT can brtdea do to TT prepare themaelT M for the Important occasion? Here are aome -weekbafore' tips for the blnabinc bride -to-be given by Kanebo cosmetic firm: On the first day, take a look at your hands and fingernails, which you will have168 words
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