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Title Section15 1974-06-15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/7415 words
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Article634 1974-06-15 1 TOUGHER LINE ON CRIMINALS 'Sentences imposed by courts inadequate' A TOUCHER line against criminals, repeat offenders and illegal immigrants, and segregation of hardcore prisoners are among the recommendations of a 10 -man Prisons Reorganisation Committee accepted by the Govern ment. Other recommendations include restitution for property and antisocial offences, better634 words
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Article43 1974-06-15 1 NIW YORK. Frl. Dow Jones averagM, based on first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Indus 844 18 down 790; 30 transp 173.71, down 1.63; IS utllt 73 08. down 0.64; 66 stocks J55.25. down IM UPIUPI - 43 words
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Article50 1974-06-15 1 MORIOKA. Frl. A man whose ear was bitten off by a 600 lb. pig died today of excessive bleeding In this northern Japanese city, Police aald. They aald Axira Sato. 49. wu attacked l**t night by the pig while he vu filling IU feed box. UPIUPI - 50 words
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Article910 1974-06-15 1 THE Government yesterday announced its offer of $400 million registered stock for public subscription. A Finance Ministry statement said It was mainly to meet the needs of banks and other financial institutions for such instruments. "A sizeable amount of the longterm stock would be910 words
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Article68 1974-06-15 1 BOtUN, FrL Pan American Airline* announced today It fired a pilot for allowing a stewardess to fly a Boeing 721 en a flight from Berlin to Hamburg on May 7. It said the flight wu a ferry flight and no passengers were on board the Jet.68 words
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Article45 1974-06-15 1 BOSTON. Frl. The Anglo-French supersonic jetliner Concorde flew her* from Paris yesterday in less than half the time taken by subsonic commercial airliners The sleek, droop- nosed plane »*t a new westbound Transatlantic record of three hour* and nine minutes. Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Article30 1974-06-15 1 HONOKONO, PH-Three men, one armed with what looked like a pistol, stole Jewellery worth about HKS7OO.OOO (8*3*0.000; from a leweilery shop her* today, a police mofc—msn said. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article31 1974-06-15 1 HAMILTON. Frl— Women entering New Zealand maternity hospital* an wondering Just now tar medical ■dene* has advanced. Newlyprinted official form* a* than U» question: What an ex* your— Jtautar31 words
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279 1974-06-15 1 CHEW LEE CHING - CHEW LEE CHING By QTUDKNTB Joining the O University of Singapore from this year onwards will have to pay $100 more a year for their tuition fees. New undergraduates were recently Informed of this by the university's administration. It U understood it279 words
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Article, Illustration121 1974-06-15 1 OUNCE Charles, Brlr Ulna heir to the throne, and Laura Jo Watkins seen above together In the San Diego Officers Club bad a secret date in London on Thursday night, an American official said yesterday. Laura Jo, 29-year-oM daughter of an American admiral,121 words
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Article142 1974-06-15 1 West Germans beat Chileans WORLD CUP WEST BERLIN, Prl— West Germany, the firm favourites, opened their bid to succeed Brazil as World Cup soccer champions with a 1-0 win over Chile here today. The Chileans successfully packed their goal area to shut out the powerful German scoring machine after Paul142 words
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Article28 1974-06-15 1 KAMPALA. Fri Over 40.000 Asians deported from Uganda, In 1973 are to be paid compensation tor their property. Uganda's Finance Minister Semrmno Klylngl has told ParnMSMnt km28 words
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Article145 1974-06-15 1 10 BOMB BLASTS IN EAST CYPRUS NICOSIA, FH. Ten bombs exploded early today in Famagusta, eastern Cyprus, d»m*g*"g government offices and co-operative shops but no casualties were reported. The targets included a shop belonging to a member of the House of Representatives who publishes weekly newspape* supporting Presldert Makartoe AtReuter - 145 words
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Article71 1974-06-15 1 DACCA. Frl.-^A district leader of the ruling Awami League vu ibot to death test night by unidentified aaaailanU In Madartpur town. 70 miles touth of Dacca, the *trtlf«— h Tunas reported today. Harun Raahid. JO, im riding In a rlckaliaw whan, the aaaallante find at him.UPI - 71 words
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Article148 1974-06-15 1 BANOKOK. Frl —Thousands of Thai textile workers tonight ended a six-day strike and demonstration here after their leaders accepted a Government compromise offer on their demands. When told of the agreement by their leaders, the workers dispersed from Bangkok's Pramane Market grounds, next to the GrandReuter - 148 words
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Article346 1974-06-15 1 Sadat gets N-pact from Nixon CAIRO. Fri. The United States today agreed to supply Egypt with reactors and nuclear fuel to boost its electricity supply, it was announced here. A Joint statement by President Nixon and President Anwar Sadat announcing the agreement said Egypt and the US were moving towards346 words
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Article37 1974-06-15 1 FOR ISRAEL TOO WASH INGTON. Fri— President Nixon plans to announce a nuclear I agree ment with Israel similar to the one made today with Egypt, administration of f i cUI« have told key members of Congress.37 words
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Article31 1974-06-15 1 Nixon for Nato summit BRUSSELS. Frl President Nixon and leaden from other members of the Atlantic attlanee wUI attend a sammit meetlnc here on Jane U, Nat* an is»i tonight. Beater.31 words
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Article37 1974-06-15 1 WASHINGTON. FH. Uranium supplied to Bgyft by the United States «nder aa agreemettt sl( ne«- today by rTvstflcui nuon whn mot ke rkb enough for as* la atomic weapons, aa Atomic Energy •aid —UPIUPI - 37 words
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Advertisement112 1974-06-15 1 20 SHOWBIZ PROMOTERS ON C.I.D. BLACKLIST Page 9 SENATE finds In favour of Dr. Kissinger t SI ISRAELIS die In new commando horror I ACCORD reached on world money reforms 5 SOLVING snags with modern research C RICE: Prior control begins In Malaysia Tuesday It $6 mil go to busmen112 words
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Article238 1974-06-15 2 WASHINGTON, Frl. Senator Hubert Humphrey has handed over to the State Department a 7.9 carat diamond, reported to be worth US$lOO,OOO (*****,--000) given to him ln 1968 by President Mobutu of Zaire, then known as Congo Kinshasa. Tne handover disclosed late last night followed a reporter'sReuter - 238 words
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Article53 1974-06-15 2 BriJAST. Prl. British army aourees aald yesterday that captured document! revealed names of loaders and command structure* of extremist Protestant guerilla organisations and opened the wi>y for an army crackVaWRi "A number of Protestant* Involved ln subrcrslve activities mint now be shaking their ahoaa." an army53 words
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Article, Illustration448 1974-06-15 2 'NO CRIMINAL CONDUCT ON HIS PART IN WIRETAP CONTROVERSY' WASHINGTON. Friday A MAJORITY of the US Senate has ex pressed confidence in Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in the wiretap' controversy, and prosecutors told Congress they found nothing to indicate criminal conduct on his448 words
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Article125 1974-06-15 2 COUNCIL HIT BY WALL POSTERS PKING. Frl. Several hundred people today clustered around wall posters attacking the Peking clt> council. The posters appeared yesterday in front of the municipal revolutionary committee (BC) head quarters. They accuse unnamed Peking leaders of mishandling tut current ntl-Un Pta and Confucius campaign, trying toReuter - 125 words
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92 1974-06-15 2 Qualified ship officers only call SYDNEY. Frl An Australian union official yesterday called for International government action to r.iure that officers aboard ships wero qualified to control them Mr Tm Bull. Australaui reprwonuttve of th* Intornational Tranaport Workers FAaosrmUoo (TTWF) allsged tnat a Cypnot snip arriTwl hart recently with the92 words
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Article38 1974-06-15 2 ROMS. PYt. Pope Pmul VI celebrated bw ln a new working claas dlatrtct of Hobm and am with a group 01 abanty dwellers yeaterday jmPhaata. the Romaa Ca, boilc Church lntertet ln Xhe poor DPI.38 words
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Article49 1974-06-15 2 WASHINGTON. Frl. The Federal Bareaa ef Investigation reeehreal a ge-ahead jt% terefey te start their «ra air fare*. The Itwt of Bepreeem- UUvea appropriations aa—dttee approved a ■rspieal yesterday that WwaJd allow the cover naaent law enforce—a** agcae.v to hay paaaea far Ma work— Reater.Reuter - 49 words
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272 1974-06-15 2 HONGKONG. Frl Mr. Yeh Chien-ylng, vicechairman of the Chinese Communist Party, yesterday said the long traditional friendship between the Chinese and Indian peoples would be further developed Radio Peking reported. According to the radio, monitored here. Mr. Yeh made the statement when heReuter; AP - 272 words
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202 1974-06-15 2 MELBOURNE,. Friday THE president of the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTI), Mr. Robert Hawke. said here today a union ban on French shipping was likely from next T\n»i^o.. I uesd-i y. Mr. Hawke said the ban would be supported by unions ln NewReuter; UPI - 202 words
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Article, Illustration355 1974-06-15 3 Palestinian commandos blow up their hostages and themselves DAMASCUS. Friday THIRTY ONE Israelis and four Palestinian commandos were killed in yesterday's attack on a kibbutz in northern Israel, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine General Commando (PFL-GC) said tonight. The command said355 words
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182 1974-06-15 3 Bomb badly damages US Gulf Oil hq PITTBBURO. Fri. A bomb exploded In the headquarters of the Oulf OH Corporation here last night, causing extensive damage a company spokesman said today. A leftist group called Weather Underground" claimed responsibility for the blast. The bomb exploded on the 29th floor ofReuter - 182 words
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Article146 1974-06-15 3 MULTINATIONAL CURB PLAN SCRAPPED MEXICO CITY, Fri. Developing countries meeting her In a United Nations conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) workIng group have abandoned a proposed article that countries had a right to control multinational corporations. Unctad sources said the "Group of 77" developing countries were now speaking inReuter - 146 words
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Article69 1974-06-15 3 SUVA, Prt. FIJI ordered Pan American Airways today to cut the frequency of its flight, through Fiji In retaliation against the refusal of toe US Government to grant landing rights in American Pacific Island territories to the Pljl-flMed airline Air Pacific. A government spokesman saidAP - 69 words
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Article39 1974-06-15 3 PARIS, m President Vaiery Oiacard d'BMaingi Ooremaaant nOaed prleet (or home and !ndu»ui»l fuel yeeterdajr to fight inflation and alow down oU lmporu afUr having sharply lncrca«ed corporate »nd Income taxes the previous day DPI39 words
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Article43 1974-06-15 3 TAIPBH. m Next year's Asian PUm PeaUval in Jakarta, unlike toe current one In Talpeh and those of the past two years, will award prises for beat films, the head of the Inrtrmaalin delegation to this year's event amid yesterday. UPX.43 words
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293 1974-06-15 3 Fullback on schedule despite shots lEKUBALEM. Fri.—lselatcd shots on both sides of the Golan Heights disengagement Une have been reported In the past few days, bat the separation of forces is going ahead according to timetable. United Nations spokesman Rudolph Stajdu bar said yesterday. Mr. SUjduiiar was briefing newsmen on293 words
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Article26 1974-06-15 3 CARACAS. Fri A second earth tremor la two days yesterday hit Venasua •as eastern state of Sucre, cauring widespread panic but no casualty Beular.26 words
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103 1974-06-15 3 pANBCRRA. m New v/ evidence which showed that the whale was not an endangered species had led the Australian Government to reverse 1U stand on supporting a 10-year moratorium on whaling. Australian Government sources said here today. The Government's representative to the international whaling conferenceReuter - 103 words
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83 1974-06-15 3 The stork and Mona Lisa— by a doctor LONDON, Pri. A retired London physician gave It as his considered medical opinion that the Mona Lisa Is pregnant. Dr. Kenneth Seals, a lifelong student of Leonardo Da Vinci and his work, wrote In Nursing Times marazlne "The Mona Lias probably portrays83 words
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265 1974-06-15 3 Back to the death penalty in 28 states WASHINGTON, Fri Nearly two years ago, the United States Supreme Court virtually banned the death penalty, ruling 5-4 that It was being Imposed In such an Irregular and freakish manner as to be unconstitutional Since then. 38 states have adopted the same265 words
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Article59 1974-06-15 3 WUfDSOR. m -The Duke of Gloucester, last surviving grandson of Queen Victoria, and Queen Elisabeth's beloved "Uncle Harry." was laid to rest today in a funeral both regal and public Five pjEeas beaded a funeral praseaelon through the streets of Windsor to historic St. Oeorge'sUPI - 59 words
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Article37 1974-06-15 3 SBOUL. Fit Fifty-four people. Inraxßng 16 student* and two Japanese nationals, go on court-martial trial* tomorrow on charges of plot ting to overthrow the government of President Park Chung-Hea in a violent re-37 words
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182 1974-06-15 3 QUITO, m Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamanl. the Saudi Arabian Oil Minister, arrived here yesterday for a threeday conference of the Organisation of OU Exporting Countries < OPEC > starting on Saturday. The Saudi Arabian delegation Is expected to propose a reductionReuter - 182 words
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Advertisement775 1974-06-15 3 Our client is a large integrated timber manufacturing complex I whose operations include fo est H extraction, timber processing, and I plywood manufacturing. The complex employs a estaff of around 1 ,500 and is one of the uH largest of its kind in Malaysia m It now seeks the services775 words
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Advertisement717 1974-06-15 3 Office Manager Singapore 11.500 P.A. is an international management consulting organisation with offices in more than 23 countries worldwide*. It provides for clients a rangi of consulting services II which includes corporate planning, management accounting, rtiarketing, project planning and management, and executive selection. The Singapore office has btvn established for717 words
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279 1974-06-15 4 LONDON, Friday DRINCE Charles yesterday became the first heir to the throne to speak in the House of Lords in 90 years when he took part in a debate on sports and leisure— an action viewed as a pointer to the kind ofUPI - 279 words
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Article106 1974-06-15 4 OKINAWA DEMO AT TANAKA VISIT NAHA (Tapani, Fri. Prime Minister Kakuel Tanaka arrived today amid heavy police protection against possible violence by leftist demonstrators. Mr. Tanaka became the first Japanese Prime Minister to visit Okinawa since the United States returned the island to Japan on May IS. 1972. After aUPI - 106 words
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Article61 1974-06-15 4 COLOMBO. Fri. The Sn lonian Pree* Council ha* begun hearing views from Individual* and profetaional bodle* on It* preparation of a oode of ethic* for journalist*. The council* chairman. Mr. A K Premaaa said that the council vu setting about Its task with great care sinceReuter - 61 words
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Article303 1974-06-15 4 pOKTO. Frl.— A farmer 1 Japanese soldier, Bgt. Sholcki Yukol who returned to Japan two years ago after hiding In the Jungles of Guam Island for 27 years, will stand as Independent candidate In the House of Councillors election on July 7. LONDON: Sisters Doloars and Marie Price, theAgencies - 303 words
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344 1974-06-15 4 Saigon and VC officers meet for talks SAIGON, Fri. Government and Vletcong officers met here again today for talks set ■p under last year's peace agreement, hat there was no Indication they would be able to get down to the ceasefire isrsbli bis they were supposed to he discussing. AgainstUPI - 344 words
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Article189 1974-06-15 4 PANOVS LEAVE AFTER 2-YEAR FIGHT MOSCOW, m Leningrad ballet star Valery Panov and his wife, Oallna. left today for Israel after a two-year fight to emigrate. Sources In Leningrad said by telephone that they had left on an aeroflot flight for Budapest where they will catch a connection for ViennaReuter - 189 words
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Article40 1974-06-15 4 MANILA, m Weatherman today notstotl storm warning* over «outh oattern Luaon and parts of the cenral Philippine* a* a tropical disturbance moved closer to the country, still recovering from the killer assault of typhoon Dinah. OPI.40 words
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519 1974-06-15 4 Bid by top Nixon aides to use benefit PRESIDENT AWARE OF WHAT WAS GOING ON, COMMITTEE TOLD WASHINGTON, Friday •pHE House of Judiciary Committee rereportedly heard extensive evidence yesterday of efforts by high-level White House officials to use the Internal Re venue Service for President Nixon's political benefit. Committee members519 words
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217 1974-06-15 4 Slump in British economy, bank warns LONDON. Frl. The i Bank of England warned yesterday that the British economy was In "great difficulty." as the Government reported that the nations trade deficit In May had set another record. The central bank's warning and the trade report Immediately aroused new fears217 words
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Article36 1974-06-15 4 MANILA. Prt. The first hsßcnrtor assembly plant in the Philippines was officially opened yesterday by President Marooa. The plant, which can "initially produce about 70 units a year." ha* already assembled six twin-engine be-36 words
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Article22 1974-06-15 4 DACCA, m About MOM psopis dit of tuberculosta in Bangladesh every year. nsiisliilssri HoalUi Minister Abdul Mannan toJd PmsTUsmfoWOl RtfUt*V.22 words
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222 1974-06-15 5 Concern in Nato over British, Dutch cuts plan BRUBBELS, Frt. The i prospect of defence cuts by Britain and H<vland are likely to weigh heavily on today's meeting of the Nato defence planning committee, grouping defence ministers and top officials from all the Western alliance countries except France. US DefenceReuter - 222 words
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221 1974-06-15 5 C'wealth has met today's challenge: Queen E T ONDON, Fri. Queen Li Elisabeth. symbolic bead of the Commonwealth, said today a remarkable feature of the 34 nation association was the way In which It had met the challenge of contemporary developments and managed to benefit from them. "Although rooted inReuter - 221 words
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429 1974-06-15 5 Pact reached on world money reforms IMF TO BORROW FROM OIL NATIONS WASHINGTON. Friday tpHE world's financial leaders have agreed on a package of monetary measures designed to help countries get through the current economic uncertainties with as little hardship as possible. Faced by widespread inflation and balance of paymentsReuter - 429 words
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Article69 1974-06-15 5 Kuwait airline to operate here KUWAIT, m Kuwaiti national airline will make twice-weekly flights to Singapore, via Pakistan. India, Bangladesh and Thailand under an agreement signed here after talks with the Singapore civil aviation directorate. The two sides said It wu s step towards strengthened ties between Kuwait and Singapore69 words
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Article263 1974-06-15 5 Japan's payments gap grows wider rKYO, Frt Japan's balance of payments for the month of May produced a larger deficit than April, chiefly because of higher crude oil prices and Increased capital outflow, the Finance Ministry announced today. The overall balance of payments produced a deficit of US$9OO million iBs2Reuter - 263 words
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Article124 1974-06-15 5 Manila move to deport Mendoza MANILA. Frt. Mystic Bolivian painter Benjamin Mendoza V Amor, convicted of trying to knife Pope Paul in a protest against religion In November 1970, was released today from 38 months of prison and almost immediately was returned to detention U> await deportation. Commissioner Bdmundo ReyesAP - 124 words
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Article72 1974-06-15 5 WAILUia (Hawaii). Fft— «A M-year-old Japanese pilot. Beeps Bhlmlsu ditched hU twin-engined light plane in the Pacific after running out of gas on a flight from Hawaii to California He was reported In good condition after a rescue that involved s Pan American 747. a72 words
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Article251 1974-06-15 5 GODBER: NO EXTRADITION MOVES YET LONDON, Frt Former Hongkong poUee superintendent Peter Godber waa yesterday remanded In custody for the seventh time with still bo firm indication when extradition acawnrtUff against him will start. Two weeks am Chief lawisu Magistrate Sir Frank Milton said he wwsJd allow a month for251 words
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263 1974-06-15 5 Pakistan army on alert as national strike begins LAHORE, Frt. Pakistan Prime Minister Zulfikar All Bhutto said last night the army had been placed on tht alert to deal with any violence when a national strike called by Opposition and religious leaders goes into effect today. The general strike hasReuter - 263 words
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Article146 1974-06-15 6 POLICE ARREST THREE WANTED MEN rpHRKE men wanted by JL police for a series of housebreakinz cases and armed robberies were arrested by detectives on Thursday. A squaa ot detectives from the Orchard station caught one at block 48, Lower Delta Road at about 11.10 am He was identified as146 words
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70 1974-06-15 6 $1.5m. ship for oil work in Borneo NAUTBC (Far East) Pte. Ltd. will launch the vessel BSO (Borneo Straits Offshore) Dall at its shipyard in Upper Serangoon Road on June 18 at 10 a.m. The ship, which took about nine months to complete, was b'H'.t for OU (Asia) Pte Ud70 words
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Article248 1974-06-15 6 POSB way to counter inflation rpHE Post Office Savings J- Bank could play a particularly important role in the present inflationary situation, Mr. Tan Chock Kian. POSB chairman and Permanent Secretary < budget division) of the Finance Ministry said yesterday. Mr. Tan. who speaking at a luncheon meeting of the248 words
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514 1974-06-15 6 Solving snags with modern research University" Vice-Chancellor, Professor H^euh Shou-Sheng, yesterday stressed the importance of local organisations replacing the old "trial and error" technique with operational research to make up for Singapore's lack of natural resources. Every project must be well planned to obtain maximum results from minimum resources, tie514 words
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183 1974-06-15 6 Three are killed ii road accidents rREE people died from injuries received in road accidents on Thursday. Lorry attendant Tan Thye lieng. 20, of whampoa Drive died In the Outram Hospital at about 10.30 a.m. on Thursday about two hours after he was flung from his lorry at the junction183 words
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Article43 1974-06-15 6 A MAN and a woman were Jailed for two weeks each by the First Magistrate j Court yesterday for filtering Blngmpore without a permit between May and June tola rear. They were Sharif! baa Abdullah. SO. and Urn Ah43 words
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Article, Illustration130 1974-06-15 6 MR Taa Cheek Kian (right) Finance Ministry Permanent Secretary (budget division) and eha'rman of the Post OiTlce Savings Bank (POSB), pats a POSB account book with SIM deposit into the breast pocket of crippled schoolboy See Cher (left). See Cher. 18, a130 words
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224 1974-06-15 6 Asean ball target: $100,000 for charity IAIPLOMATIc missions U of the Association of South-east Asian Nations (Arean) here hope to raise more than $100,000 for local charity orga n l s atlons at an Asean ball on June 28. The ball, to be held at the Shangri-La Hotel under the224 words
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Advertisement186 1974-06-15 6 Jllii|» SILENT The great promise from HITACHI ROTARY COMPRESSOR car air-conditioner. Hitachi offers you many more features: a) Automatically controlled car interior temperature b) Smart and appealing light-weight anti-rust all-resin frame c) Compact body structure with broad lateral extension for wide-angle air distribution d) Air outlet port adjustable up and186 words
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Miscellaneous241 1974-06-15 6 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSK (1). 1 A reason for not being Turn out freih draft when able to sail tyre blows on exercise (S). I Finally forced river to "Mot neeint squirm of let drop quickly (7). I*** "sard it) IS Quiet mtle man turning Odd 16 foitow oetlre for241 words
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Article1105 1974-06-15 7 The Superstore for 'One- Stop' The Specialists' Shopping Centre is situated In the busiest section of Orchard Road. There are not only three acres of shops, but also eight restaurants and bars, a supermarket, Robinson's, John Little's and several specialist stores, beauty salons, travel agencies, and the largest local branch1,105 words
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Article256 1974-06-15 7 Low»r Ground Floor LOOl UREATWAYS SUPERMARKET LGO2 HOUSE OF INDIA »nd ASHOKA'S GARMENT SUPERMARKET LGO3 KIAM SIN OIFT EMPORIUM LOO 6 ROCCO LGO7 GREAT EXPfeCTATIONS BOUTIQUE LGOB AQUILA AUREA LGO9 LA MARCELLINE LGII KIAT SHOES LGI4 SPECIALIST TOOLS CENTRE LGIS LEELEE S CREATION LGKI REWA S FASHION256 words
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Advertisement203 1974-06-15 8 London Ist July Nov^Mas i gets you v A just $850* Golden Service to London from July Ist. And with the fastest available flight «NJL/ 11 in the region. It's an exciting new £>■» M^ destination in the rapidly expanding MAS international network. Exciting too, is the new fare $850.203 words
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183 1974-06-15 9 WELCOME STEPTHAT TAX MOVE ON HOUSES T H Ln£ W CelUn $28,000 for Income mpt i? nforow n™! occupied houses was generally regarded as a welcome step in keeping with the escalated prices in property. ""j hpuae owners Mid that it was a bis; boost for home ownerf^P »t practically183 words
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171 1974-06-15 9 PAUL WEE - PAUL WEE By fHE ClD's Anti-Vice Sauad has compiled a blacklist of local ana foreign "showbusiness promoters" running vice syndicates with singers. According to sources at least 20 people, mainly Taiwanese, have been listed as "undesirable" in the squad's black book. Police drew171 words
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Article37 1974-06-15 9 THE Oeylang West community centre will organise an lntra -constituency badminton tournament next month to telact a U»m for the Inter-constltuency badmlnton championship Entry form* art available at the community centre Entries close on June37 words
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170 1974-06-15 9 Experts puzzled by mystery death of EIXPKBTB were Ugtati lipped yesterday about the mysterious death of fiabes la the sea off Woodlands and Kranji and Job ore Barn. They say that It la net possible to theorise »n the causes for the mas* deaths because of the lack of informat'on.170 words
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Article36 1974-06-15 9 Mr Mvlnt Boe. a lecturer In the faculty of law, University of Singapore wUI conrtiKt a lt-lerturc course on Banking Law and Negotiable IrutrumenU at Nissan hut beginning at 730 p.m from July a.36 words
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188 1974-06-15 9 ICX3UR of Singapore Air- line's best looking alrgirls will leave Jumbo Jets behind and take to various streets in Britain In trishaws later this month to promote the airline. The girls, selected from among 300 other SIA stewardesses, are Patricia Lee, Yvonne188 words
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Article232 1974-06-15 9 Schools that 'snip and paste' rE director of the Institute of Education, Dr. Ruth Wong, yesterday described certain curriculum changes carried out in the schools of many Asian countries as mere "scissors and paste work." A part of the curriculum If considered unnecessary was cut out and replaced with something232 words
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Article200 1974-06-15 9 OINOAPORE Airline* i 3 may be interested In the purchase or the Airbus A-3008 aircraft for use on its short-route flights. Its managing director Mr. Llm Chin Reng said yesterday during a demonstration flight on the aircraft. The routes referred to were those between200 words
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Advertisement366 1974-06-15 9 Take movies in... Sunlight I Moonlight Ih^MP^ Lamplight i^^LgSF or an^v light bb»»sß^b«»sb^bsiis«SßSbl^BßSJ bs^^bbl |HB|^^Bf I ssUsTssTTW^'l !k>^cJssl LnlV t. I Bss&*^-- "^Hs! ■sftssssiP**' 1^ A Mount Faber. Singapore, taken in available light at 7.30 p.m. Sankyo Super LXL-255 Macro takes low light movies automatically If you can see it,366 words
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Advertisement419 1974-06-15 9 HONDA IS READY NOW FOR THE 1975 CLEAN WORLD DRIVE. FROM AN ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AGENCY REPORT:"Honda's CVCC engine has met the emmission levels required for 1975." "Honda has achieved lower emmission levels tiian any other gasoline fueled engine without after treatment ever tested by US Environment Protection Agency." Two facts419 words
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Miscellaneous206 1974-06-15 9 Bringing Up WmtHm r By BUI Kivins|h Hal Camp By Chi, VwHat rf or eREATuis q i but a greater thug fl f i'd better set ocl TO BEUEVE THE DffEAM IS TO F«MT LIFE TWRU k MORE OPINOJ BEPDRC xi^i^\kr^ce!rJs. WWENWESTANOINVOJTH AND TO SAY AT THE END, 1 OECIOE206 words
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769 1974-06-15 10 1 was not arrogant people: Doctor Abuse: Secretary is cleared m PENANG, Frl. DOCTOR denied in a magistrate's court here today that he was arrogant and insalting to people including former Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman during the course of his duties. "I did not attend to a patient sent769 words
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162 1974-06-15 10 Multlmiliion pain oH sale to China KUALA LCMPCB, Frl The Federal Land Development Authority has made another roaltl million dollar sale of S.MC leag tons ef palm oil to China. FeMa Marketing Corporation gtaesal manager, Mr. Isher Singh Sekhon. said today that the oil which wtn be skipped to China162 words
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Article53 1974-06-15 10 PKWAJfO. Frl. TH« multi-million dollar bridge ttnklnf Ptnang to the mainland U expected to ufce not «nor« than 3>, j**n to Chief Minister Dr. Urn Ctaf ru Mid thia wttea tbs new board of diracton at the ftnui CtilßM* Chamber of Commerce paid him a oourteay53 words
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Article55 1974-06-15 10 BUTTOWOBTH, Fri. A lookout let off firecrackers to warn saeonshlntu when a Castoou raiding party tpprttcfam their hMeoat near here at Boea yesterday. All the sn*n workinx at the Ulecal dlsUllery escaped. The Cutonu offlcen, however, ads« 4 M truM conUinlnf 1.4 M gallons iSVIS 1 4 autj55 words
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206 1974-06-15 10 RICE: PRICE CONTROL BEGINS ON TUESDAY KUALA LUMPUR, Friday pRICE control of rice will be Introduced In Peninsular Malaysia on Tuesday. There will be no extension of the "adjustment period" for dealers to dispose of their old stock of ungraded rice. Announcing this today, Bncik Mohamed Noor Hassan, Director-General of206 words
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147 1974-06-15 10 Drive to curb rapid population growth rwiRAB. PTI. The OovL ernment Is to Implement a massive family planning programme to curb rapid population growth, the Health Minister, Tan Sri Lee 81ok Yew. said today. The Implementation will be In conjunction with the extension or medical facilities, and public health and147 words
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Article23 1974-06-15 10 KUCHDTO, Frl Air Chtof UantiAl Dm Chullasaara <tow in today «i tt» bsad of a 14-MsriM! Thu mistjUlai sar wo-4ay Halt23 words
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Advertisement623 1974-06-15 10 twrtUtmtnt PRIMA LIMITED (FLOUR MILLS) (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT NOTICE OF BOKUS ISSUE OF 7,500,000 ORDINARY SHARES OF $1/- EACH AT PAR The Directors of the Company are pleased to announce that the Securities Industry Council of Singapore, the Stock Exchange of Singapore Limited and the Kuala623 words
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Article, Illustration137 1974-06-15 11 YARD TO USE LOAN FOR DRYDOCK SEMBAWANG Holdings (Pto) Ltd., whleh has received a loan of about 1112 million from the Commonwealth Development Corporation, will ■se part ef the money to finance the company's MMtt-ten drydock In Singapore. A spokesman fee Sembawang Holdings hero said yesterday that the J4« million137 words
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Article141 1974-06-15 11 FOOTBALL fans here T will be able to watch full-length films of the World Cup semi-finals and finals on TV Slngapore a few days after they are played next month. An RTS source said yesterday that It was not yet possible to give the exact141 words
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Article40 1974-06-15 11 DOLAH t*n AatUah. M. m flMd $130 by th* Pint Magtatrato's Court yesterday for talking .thautailnm, at a bus atop near Jalaa Tons t»nf Pachah In Yk> Chu Kaag on June 4 at abaut HJO ajß. He pawded runty40 words
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322 1974-06-15 11 rvKTENCE counsel Mr. 1/ J. B. Jeyaretnam itiffested to a complainant In an assault caae yesterday that bis allegations against Inspector Chan Jet Kong were nothing more than "a figment of ImtginfiUonT He made the suggestion In a district court after cross fiamlnlng Ismail322 words
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92 1974-06-15 11 AOtrOBT iamlcrau«a rtMakj ||kyj 4imß BAbHmMC^ of dlrMtar wkM kc Sew In on Wateaaiay «vwiinf b ■■>■■■ *f Us taac kiSr. ImmlfraUoo •Adals Utor reieaae4 Mr. Cfcxto PatUkawa, M. after teHlnc bias U rat ka* S He eottect*4 few -part trmm tke Usrnl patl—92 words
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Article312 1974-06-15 11 Busmen to get $6m in pay award Agreement between SBS and Silo *pHE Singapore Bus Service is to pay another $6 million in wages to some 9,000 busmen under this year's National Wages Council recommendations. Agreement on the Implementation of the NWC recommendations was reached on Thursday between the SBS312 words
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Article72 1974-06-15 11 BABY GIRL FOUND DROWNED rw\HK body of 18-month-I old Ooh Yeow Poh was fished out from a pond about 50 yards away from his house on Wednesday. Ooh was earlier seen playing with his cousin, aged about six. beside the pond near his home at Jalan Hwl Ton, off Ylo72 words
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Article83 1974-06-15 11 A CONTRACT labourer wa« jailed tor three months by the Pint MajriaUaW'a Ctourt yesterday tor cheating three people of a toteiof •330 In a house in Jalao Kundur on June 13 Iwlwfi 11 am and 13 noon Jamal bin T»lb M admitted dewWm Unnamed Noor bin83 words
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Advertisement270 1974-06-15 11 oave money on the quiet ia^ajaMß^sßßst&^B^BVs^sfs^sV* wTJ I ■^■Ib^As^bW t stlfesMHsM I SA-1018. 10.000 BTU Sanyo saves you up to 25% electricity costs, without making a noise about it. The secret's in Sanyo's compressor that puts Sanyo revolutionary engineering years ahead in noiseless the most advanced of any cooling technology,270 words
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Advertisement263 1974-06-15 12 I [OPENS ODEON TODAY!! 5 Shows Daily: 1 1 AM, 1 .30, 4.00, 6.30 9.30 PM. jj DOIHG THE JOB WAS EASY FOR HIM... THE TROUBLE CAME AFTERWARDS. IT WILL JOLT YOH AS IT SHOCIED HIM! I mm llli 4aaai bT^" cp'o '^A BaßPa^atßLß I A Han To Respect Kirk263 words
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Advertisement364 1974-06-15 12 Encore Special Moralig Sbiw^ i ORCHARD: TODAY at 11». AijiitsM: SI.H. S2.M ft 8.01-Kf Frie list j cat. ASMEOtrviGHT orc«mNCAfl%s*rnjßtE DMTMCIWtWMUSICAI MAJatOTOU>< JaaW l^\ TicißTaiT I I >^.jb9jV^^B^B^bW wstarNaz,ir iac^w«ssarv.j»^MO^ioLr J JTgr««N...«rvs«.. -M.iicc.il HOMfo"u!V.L£" KupTlaSS"" i0».'.".0* Itujw RANwro -jmCSBMt SfrM(X»I WQBBBI >~.»,no~cau»- J, ■■■■■■■BBrfiiL 1 Vj iTi 4 BaßtflHßiialaßl MIIW364 words
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Advertisement521 1974-06-15 12 I I m I I I IK^™** MlSS l^9k^B>aa^ißVs .afp'tlaßßL. -^1 I I Ling b^^^^Bßbbb) *j aWl A*^a^»%i^BT^^r l *^»^B^ W" am< \^"^^^r THE 'IIVI Itomcrrow night C B^!N»Ta^BlHßjfaß Peak entertainment nightly by EavNHH^K p O p u i ar songstresses and I ItL charming dance hostesses^^ \M ntM dpn521 words
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Advertisement184 1974-06-15 12 Toauarkt M'nite Tomorrow Morning Shows SIMULTANEOUSLY at 7 THEATRES Capitol-Lido-Preskient-Rei Sky-Roxy-Juron* iMf; I with Top ShawsUrs Hongkong TV artistes JCANTQNESE LHALOCUE-'n scope a colowl I VTATH— Toniuhta^lidniitht W,' M S-- I nA M 1 1 ftr f Li\ S^ t< t I "EXPEUEICES IN LOVE" (NINOI) ttarriis MNJEEV WMM A184 words
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Advertisement713 1974-06-15 12 VWVWnrW^^WrVA\ 4h CATHAY •jtsmmriii 1 S NOW SHOWING I J t 1 Show* 7.00 4 B.JO pm Hu CMn Tanni In SMOKE IN HIS IVtS J Mandarin 'Cdoracopr wrtn Engkah Su btrtln J Jurortb Drty«-ln Cmama I O#S*Jn CaTtttcv Orct*#ro i I I romgM at Midnight' I (Odaon Tomorrow at713 words
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Advertisement287 1974-06-15 13 The Ilia Micro/Acoustics Speaker- System Achieves High Frequency Dispersion so natural and original as the mastertape and its dispersion is unique that it sprays around in a hemispheric pattern. Bass Response smooth and clear bass response obtainable down to about 40 eps with no doubling and the woofer response is287 words
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Advertisement329 1974-06-15 13 I^^ l^^^T^ T N^ ie '\A/II f\r* aMOWTIaJa »o9N^* t> UUt 4/'O, j fl**»wlo.4s».m \x^ V m%\m\ \m* l?*<»*ow«.l»^mclv* mm jT Autenhom ft mW M mm 3.00 a.m. i.?'*»°L h r Only Raataurant in Town V_V ML^^| I For Full-Cou.»«Oinn«f 1 LVA 1 (Sarvad up to 2.00 am) flm^^Bßßh- uAbtI&I329 words
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Advertisement329 1974-06-15 13 i dandruff free With SELSUN Selsun is medically proven to I tr jet dandruff effectively mm *m>Stops itch. Treats and deans scalp while it vimshes awey X^KKLWfI^M unsightly dandruff flakes. Selsun treats even the most mmm mm stubborn cases. It is packed suiflk" in spill-proof bottles. detergent SUSPENSION k v329 words
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Advertisement218 1974-06-15 13 \mTa\mmmJmw^' "I_J r^^^B^;^f~ wo\\^^^^iaaaaaaa\a\ t^^^^ Qfi LC *ii. t^ <kE B^Bram^—. j ea^B^aVj^H Ma^BHß^Bß#l^^B*afjVßißV BIBBS' mWaammOamw^mta^i L BH l^wS iMi Hv*l b^^ jwibWl II mi iE-iii !I^m B) I ■Lv mt Ej aT^^X. WamaV- "sbVb'ile IbKb^l B^bV mma^oW i* mwlA TS Singapore "a prosperous state governed by Asia's f X218 words
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571 1974-06-15 14 The Straits Times SATURDAY, JUNE 15. 1974 PRISON REFORM rpoUGH measures are considered out-of- date by many penal reformers, but there is no convincing evidence to show that molycoddling criminals in prison reduces the crime rate. Prisons are not directly concerned with the soclo-psycho-loglcal causes of crime. They are Institutions571 words
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438 1974-06-15 14 T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane WOULD you hare believed that today's young children, without being asked, would buy police whistles which are so old-fashioned in style and shape? I would not tm i watched some kids buying them at the police exhibition in Victoria Memorial Hall last week. Every438 words
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Article556 1974-06-15 14 EXPERTS of editorial comment from the New Strait* Timet, Malayna IN It* latest survey of industrial treads the Federal Industrial Development Authority reports in general satisfactory progress, bat with the warning of problems to come. Slower growth Is likely, a prediction confirmed la the four months since556 words
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Article744 1974-06-15 14 HUW GRIFFITHS - Tight pants can make one dizzy HUW GRIFFITHS By LONDON A GIDDY SPELL? IT COULD BE DUE TO THOSE TIGHT-FITTING CLOTHES OR THAT 'VILLAIN' OF MANY AILMENTS— LACK OF EXERCISE QNE minute the man in the black jacket and stripped trousers was striding purposely towards his office; the next he744 words
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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299 1974-06-15 14 I WAS reading Nancy Byramjl's article entitled "Why some girls prefer bald men" (ST.. June 11) and could not be amused at how very predictable fashion Is. fciiu Byramjl, reporting from London, said that the new "In" look for men Is short hair. What299 words
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Letter109 1974-06-15 14 I REFER to Mr. Green's letter (ST. June 6) about locai aumen. Where are those talented local admen? They have gone on their own, either in partnership or as tiny four-men set-ups. If they fall, they will not get back to their former vocations. Such Is Asian pride. For we109 words
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Article97 1974-06-15 14 There are courses for busmen PLEASE refer to the comments raised by "Onlookers" (ST.. June 8) regarding civics and courtesy courses for bus workers. All bus drivers and conductors are required to undergo training courses at the Public Service Vehicle Training School before assuming duty. This School which was established97 words
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Letter26 1974-06-15 14 The training courses for bus drivers and conductors are for durations of 24 days and 9 days respectively. TAP SOON HOE, Secretary, Baa Service Reorganisation Committee.26 words
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Letter216 1974-06-15 14 1 REFER to the letter by "Places" (8.T., June 10). The Port of Singapore Authority maintains at Its Keppel Control, at Jardlne Steps an operations room which assists port users with information relating to the location and arrival and departure times of vessels in port. This service handles about 1,000216 words
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Advertisement9 1974-06-15 14 li D IsV BANKof AMERICA iTI Man-on-the-spot* service worldwide9 words
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Advertisement204 1974-06-15 14 the getaway I machine Jsk\ Get away. il*^* *^K >c3T Leave the t*» .j*-' congested m^ 5' x city and s w yo out into *ss^< ♦'t the open sea. > Find an island in the sun. Swim, fish, ski, A/^~"~-^»^^7^^ I cruise, race. There's an f "~>M^to| Evmrude to204 words
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Advertisement227 1974-06-15 15 DISPLKY CENTRE MAGNET HOUSE 6 3 /4 ms BUKIT TIMAH ROAD SINGAPORE 21 NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FROM MONDAYS TO SATURDAYS, BUSINESS HOURS 8 30am -4 30pm NATIONAL LIGHTING FITTINGS are now on display at the 9.& C Display Centre THE COMBINED £Xpfn TKF n j^HO^ Joint announcement by227 words
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Advertisement413 1974-06-15 16 BEST WISHES TO G.E.C. MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC TRADING CO. LTD. IDEAL ELECTRIC (S) PTE. LTD. Shop 38 The Orchard, 290 Orchard Road. Singapore 9 Tel: *****2 *****8 LIGHTING SPECIALISTS MANUFACTURERS Lights for Residents. Commercial Buildings. Industrial Buildings. I Exclusive agents for: Explosion proof. Flameproof. Emergency Lightings for Division 1 2 areas.413 words
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Advertisement192 1974-06-15 17 8 VARTA congratulates CYCLE &CARRIAGE 9 and their Chairman Mr. Chua Boon Penq H p on their 75th Anniversary R looking back with satisfaction being grateful and proud of on 25 years of successful having Mr. Chua Boon Peng in business relations the Chair of our Board |H VARTA BATTERIE192 words
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Article241 1974-06-15 18 HARRY MILLER - Lee hat busy time in London HARRY MILLER By LONDON. Fri— Mr. Lee Kaaa Yew will be thr nast of the British Government ia the Ant (oar days of his stay •ere. He arrives aa Sunday. Dnrinr those few days, he has eagagements with British Minister*. Oa Monday, he win241 words
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Article118 1974-06-15 18 MR. Urn Chew Pali, a lecturer In the music department of the Unlvaraty of Singapore, will conduct a 18--lecture coun* on muale culturw of th* world at new lecture theatre 4 beginning at 7JO pm. from July 1. This was not only more than the number sold In118 words
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Article35 1974-06-15 18 BaY Zahoor Ahmad will eooduct U-kctur* court* on BftctlT* Human BafcvUona for PwnuUns at Mkaea but TA. Unlwaty of Stn««pori, on Monday* and Wednesday* from IJO pjn to tJO p-m baxanune July 1.35 words
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270 1974-06-15 18 Urban renewal jobs for small firms Dominance by big developers ends gMALLER developers are to get a stake in urban renewal projects a field dominated by the big developers in the past. Half of the 10 urban renewal sites offered under the Urban Redevelopment Authority's fourth sale, tenders for which270 words
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Article66 1974-06-15 18 dlrferent home* win take part in neat 3 of Wen-are Talanttm* to be held at th* atngapor* Council of Social ■errlce from 13.30 pm to 4 pm today. •They win be from th* Bon Town Bom* aactlon, Stagapen Children-* Society (Toa Pmyoh branch). Convent of thaHoly tafant66 words
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Article37 1974-06-15 18 LABOUR m-trtfr Uz Ong rang Boon iwtwnad from OiMva ytatorday after tuodmg the Seta mil i of the mtemaUonal Labour Organlaßtlon conferanc*. Mr. On* wat accompanted by Mr. Wimam Chan*. Permanent Secretory (Lakoar).37 words
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586 1974-06-15 18 Display of tags: Trade Dept renews warning THE Trade Department said yesterday some shops nad not completed price tagging tor a tew items, particularly butter, eggs and salt. It warns that &&y pernon who retails essenua 1 commodl ties without price tags at his shop or stall is guilty ot586 words
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177 1974-06-15 18 Ministry rejects step-in plea on oil dispute rl Finance Ministry has rejected a request from the federation of Singapore Pettroleum Dealers Association that It act as a referee in their commission dispute with oil companies. In a recent letter to the association, the Ministry said It regretted that It could177 words
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113 1974-06-15 18 OOMI 1— ataasats O »dU taaaaete af Hwt Caaag Jaaesr Palate win bmti *at eftae I'nlTeretty ef atacapere taaay U that? wn aeaae at Bakit Aawa. Tke staaaats aaa ataff bare aaea aata« Urn aaaiaas at aa eatlasataa reaUl fee et 91VM9 a113 words
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Advertisement275 1974-06-15 18 Congratulations and Best Wishes to CYCLE CARRIAGE on the occasion of their 75th Anniversary from LEONG HUAT HARDWARE (PTE) LTD. 91, LAVENDER STREET, SINGAPORE-12. TEL: *****32 and LEONG HUAT INDUSTRIES LTD. 918, LAVENDER STREET, SINGAPORE-12. TEL: *****83 CONGRATULATIONS to pZ^ CYCLE CARRIAGE LTD.tftH ontheir7sth ANNIVERSARY TOPSTAR PRIVATE LIMITED. 372, THOMSON275 words
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Advertisement95 1974-06-15 18 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Cycle Carriage Enterprises (Pte.) Ltd. on the occasion of their 75th Anniversary (tomg ii@#® i Congratulations to CYCLE CARRIAGE LTD, on the occasion of their 75th Anniversary from YUASA BATTERY SINGAPORE CO. PTE. LTD. 3 LORONG TUKANG TIGA JURONG TOWN SINGAPORE 22. Tel: *****6 (395 words
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425 1974-06-15 19 LESLIE FONG - LESLIE FONG By THE Prisons Reorganisation Committee has mil mended caning for hard-eort. yovnc offender, and habltas I erlasJaals la addition to their respective sentences, of eorree Uve training and preventive detention It proposes legislative amendments to compel prose caters aad Judicial officers to425 words
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434 1974-06-15 19 JACOB DANIEL - Training for needed goods, skills JACOB DANIEL By J'HE proposed statutory board to reorganise the Prisons Industries should produce goods that are in demand and train prisoners in skills needed by local employers, according to the Prisons Reorganisation Committee. "This board should try to cater for the markets provided by434 words
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458 1974-06-15 19 Prisoners to be broken up into three groups PRISONERS are to be I classined into three categories and will undergo specific treatment programmes as a result of Government acceptance of various recommendation* relating to rehabilitation made by the Prisons Reorganisation Committee The Government has also accepted recommendation* for the adoption458 words
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95 1974-06-15 19 m Taai fishing v*o**ai are bow bolag held by the CasUam for trylag to Mag law Singapore rice withoat import doTwo of thorn ware detained laot woes aad the other throe this ''■■sJB( UaWjf mrOTV ffcaaaod by the Cao- Aa offteiai of tat95 words
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Advertisement97 1974-06-15 19 Congratulations and Best Wishes 9 I Cycle Carriage Limited on the occasion of their 75th Anniversary From }f t \BSf Bridgestone Singapore Co. (Pte) Ltd. ViHL^^^ Jg# v »*maw* WmaL. 'mm) W^^^ I l.amiu~ i %r%- i /wPfr asS> T^ar A II If IrXrMP *trit/7 Since 7 968 we have97 words
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Advertisement63 1974-06-15 19 Congratulations and Best Wishes CYCLE CARRIAGE on the occasion of their 75th ANNIVERSARY from JiQIHIWH*m lUm OM» 111 Juranf W-^. S p., T^ tMOS* Im* l»l I M |H M »M* imammi WE TAILORED THEIR WORKMAN'S UNIFORM. CONGRA TULA TIONS to CYCLE CARRIAGE LIMITED on their 75th ANNIVERSARY fvotti 6EORG63 words
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Advertisement500 1974-06-15 20 I El I THESOUOROUP Placement Services far Clients ACCOUNTANT Our client, 4 multinational food company in Petaling Jaya, wishes to engage an Accountant to assume the Company's entire accounting functions which inilurle costing, budgeting, financial accounting and management reporting. Requirements One to two years working experience in a similar capacity,500 words
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Advertisement532 1974-06-15 20 Anda sebagai seorang Warfanefara Malaysia adalah dipelawa untuk mertf uu kekoeongan didalam jawatan-jawatan yang berikut:--(A) JAWATAN-JAWATAN 1. AKITEK: besar membeli-belah komplek perdagangan dan projek-projek pedagangan d, n projekprojek pelancungan KeUyakaa: i) Ijazah/Diploma dalam Senihrnnnn dari mana-mana Universm/Msktab atau Institiut yang diiktiraf, dan 41) Lulus matapelajaran Bahasa Malaysia diperingkat SPM/MCE atau532 words
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Advertisement518 1974-06-15 20 UNIVERSITI KEBANGSAAN MALAYSIA Jawatan Kosong Permohonan adalah dipelawa daripada Warga Negara Malaysia untuk mengisi jawatan PEMBANTU PERPUSTAKAAN di Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. Kelayakan: i. Hendaklah mempunyai sekurang-kurangnya Ijazah Am daripada UniversitiUniversiti yang diiktiraf. Mereka yang telah mendapat Associateship Library Association (A.L.A.) atau kelulusan iktisas yang setaraf dengannya akan masuk ketangga gaji518 words
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Advertisement647 1974-06-15 20 38 Mezzanine Floor > v fj Hilton Hotel f N nelmont Ttl *****/8 N S SOIIUOtICL A leading Property Company invites applicants for the two positions of Special Assista ta to the Director. Qualifications A basic university or professional qualification together with a high level of integrity and alertness. Experience647 words
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Advertisement238 1974-06-15 20 H I TMCBGVGHCXJP Placement Services for Client* ADMINISTRATIVE I MANAGE R Our dienl. a rapidly expanding organization in Singapore, involved in the manufacture of steel ropes wiaheft to engage an Administrative Manager to be responsible for factnr> and office management He will report directly to the Munaging Director Requirements: c238 words
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Advertisement794 1974-06-15 21 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR DIVORCE SUIT NO. OF 1973 Between: Ooi Cheng Choo (0 Plaintiff And Loo Moh Lim Respondent And Pamela Anne Boyle 2nd Respolfdent In the matter of a Petition filed the 26th day of November. 1974. NOTICE Pamela Anne Boyle Perchetakan Maa,794 words
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Advertisement658 1974-06-15 21 RNBB NOTICE BOLTON PROPERTIES BERHAD °^SSuS«r oS° (Incorporated in Malaysia) building srrcs, AfTBOACH BOAM, CtXVKBTS AND MAINS NOTICE OF REMOVAL 00 ALOB GAJAH. PBBXAKA Tenders are Invtted firm CosThe Company has pleasure in an- 5?"* o**0 wl 2"*** V' Z wlUl Jefcetan Keria Rap nouncing that With effect from Mon-658 words
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Advertisement760 1974-06-15 21 W^\\ afOJ Fill Hk. I eKI W/fpN PUBUC UTIUTieSV UfMU BOARD SENIOR TECHNICAL! OFFICERS ($960 ***** Qualifications Technician Diploma from the Singapore Polytechnic/ Ngee Ann Technical College City ft Guilds Full Technological Certificate or equivalent in Building/ Land Surveying. Civil. Mechanical or Electrical Engineering. Candidate should have a minimum of760 words
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Advertisement569 1974-06-15 21 Are you dissatisfied with your present job? The SAF can give you a more interesting and challenging career. So if you don't wish to waste the knowledge and experience you had during national service and want to join the SAF. send in the coupon below. Successful applicants will join the569 words
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Advertisement798 1974-06-15 23 dassifiedads d) ACNI. PtStPL!*, OPEN PORI* are these your problems? Then consult Louise Klerk, medically trained beauty therapist with 25 years tropical experience, at Hotel Slngapura. telephone *****3 (Spore) m LOCOMOTION s captures reader attention sells your product service fills your post taw LOGOS In yaw ads. JO*T UNPACKED, FABULOUS798 words
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Advertisement727 1974-06-15 23 advirtisiNO FIRM requires experienced female commercial artist with Chinese and English background Please apply with full details and salary required together with a photograph (nonreturnable) to ST. Box A ***** RIOUIRID IKPIRIINCID CHINISI and English Kindergarten Teacher. Apply Tel: 8*0195 or 2. St Heller's Avenue. MALAYAN BNIWINMM (I) PTI LTD727 words
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Advertisement644 1974-06-15 23 HARDWORKHM PIMALI required as Clerk/ Salesgirl In XL. preferably with sale* expartenca and knowledge of typing and Malay. Apply *Uh full particulars including (nonreturnable) photo and sutlng salary required to S.T Box A ***** Spore "J-T SENIOR SICNITANV Urgently required by Senior Partner of a Firm of Architects. Basse raasjwanwjnte644 words
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Advertisement758 1974-06-15 23 WANTID A LADY CLINK With spoken knowledge of Chinese to work Prom 3 8 p.m Minimum age 25 Apply In person 3-32 Peninsula Shopping Complex NBPONT/EXPORT PMM requires 3 Female Clark/ TyptsU. able to type electric typewriter. Plaaae state expected salary and other neceasary details to OPO Box 3066 Spore758 words
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Advertisement758 1974-06-15 23 *T#wA*sl*J*al CIVIL/ •TRUCTUNAL MSNMNUI/ OSUtUOHTBaiAN and Draughtsmen with minimum 4 year's ex- penence required. Haass reply with resume and salary required to Sim Bee Teck It Associates 240A Blk 5. Oeylang Square Spore An --grrflij *hte,m« iisswia--1 I*TIMATOR 3 to 5 years of relevant experience in shipbuilding/ rapalrlng. metal fabrication/758 words
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Advertisement901 1974-06-15 23 APPLICATIONS AR* IN Vino tor a Male English speaking Tmmby Applications giving full par Uculars Including age. qualm cations experience and salary axpecled to Personnel Officer. United Engineers (Singapore) Pte Ltd P.O. Box 41. Spore WANTIO IXPIRRsNCIB ONTVM with Class 3 Licence. Must have some knowledge of P. B. A.901 words
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Advertisement768 1974-06-15 23 MAtMCUN/ .I»'»OlOOUHT requires p^rt time English sp-*k- ing female assistant it 22 years Plauae call Victor 44T03» i TBUCCMMIiIMCATWN AUTHORITY Of MNOAPOM mfjswswsMnT ftßstswwa> A^MVsaVnSklsjwal f B^MBxMa OBT TsF*J*r*l NNJtjPII) aajsMsTtVaWsTawaVnV wassvsay sjw Pimsli) (1) Aiwsans (Famate) aacMrwr Ouards (Sinte) Por 1 above Muat possess a full H 8 C768 words
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Advertisement607 1974-06-15 23 MM*J9CIANSy POP QmOUfl dance bands wanted Monthly salary. lna4rur>enu studio, guaranteed to good character reliable applicants Write BEO 35-A. Jalan Korma Spore 11 I DCUVIRY CLINK CUM DPJVM wanted Apply stating detailed experience to P.O. Box 30*1 Spore. I <•) COSTINO CLERK* -TOR* ASSISTANT* (3) Ol«f"*L PURPO*! OPCRATOPJ A light607 words
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Advertisement888 1974-06-15 23 DAVK) PMOA BON* as trem %m Caaat Naad. New split- evet hoi^c. with sea view 3 Bad- rooms, study 91.300/- fur- ilshed ilntveraity Raad. 2-Storey deserted house /lice gnrden 4 Bed- i rooms 82.300/- furrlshad «anry Park. New 2-storey de- lached house i Bedrooms 8.000/- unfurnished Barker Raad. ComforUble 1-888 words
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Advertisement1865 1974-06-15 24 FOR SALE DOUBLE-STOREY 6roorn bungalow on 5.456 sq.ft. land 20. Jalan Salang. Spore 27 Near Sembawang Shipyard. Bethlehem and Senoko Power Station Enquiries phone *****23/ *****32 FORT DICKSON BUNGALOW 13 000 square feet near NEB bungalows, four bedrooms three batnroom.i lounge dinning room store garage Contact BK Ng 9 Union1,865 words
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Advertisement729 1974-06-15 24 I OANBT VILLAOE ATTAP HOUSE (3 I rooms, hall, big compound) 'or sale Phone Mr Kok *****6 Saturday/ Sunday 3 p.m. 5 30 J p.m. Off Tanlong Katong. quiet residential area. STOREY HOUSE, nice garden. 7 bedrooms. 2 halls, large built-in area, approx 3.500 sq ft 3175.000 (negotiable) Plllll Tot729 words
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Advertisement877 1974-06-15 24 FrW?rfWWßfffffTl FOR SALE: two blocks of flatted light industrial factory at Oenling Lane off MacPherson Road 12) Each floor area 4.500 sq ft 2 cargo lifts 3.500 lbs saeh Completion expected end of 1975 Call I now for more details: Mutual Housing Pte. Ltd. 11, Jalan Besar. Singapore 8 Tel877 words
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Advertisement793 1974-06-15 24 ARCHIPELAGO SPECIAL Oaky WooMy MonSMv MA HOLIOAYS 747/767 GRAND EUROPEAN TOURS 16/U Days *****/*****/Incluslve meals, hotels with private facilities sightseeing 1 (full escorted) Covering 8/9 I countries. Lake T<*a/ Modan 6 days SS66 Mult 6 days 6666/- Saturdays Bengkek (Chiangtol) Hongkong 7/10 days 6640/ iissevBsHßkifc (CMengmsn 7 days SSSS/Sundays/ Mondays793 words
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Advertisement749 1974-06-15 24 VISIT BEOOK RUT HOUSE TrNB Sunday for Exciting Chicken Curry Lunch, Nasl Lemak (Coconut Rice) Sambal Oula Mfi«>« S3 50 per person. Also Chilli Crabs, Steamed Prawns, Steamboat CAPE ATAS si FiTZPATRICK'S SUPERMARKET BHOPPMO ARCADE tor Lunch Morning at Afternoon Tom Western Local Menu at Economical Prices TEL: *****6. EBCAPB749 words
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Advertisement791 1974-06-15 24 INTERIOR DESIGN DIPLOMA. Comprehensive correspondence tuition leads to Interior design diploma recognised for membership of professional body Full colour prospectus sent by airmail > on receipt of 25p British Postal j Order from Dept BTP Rhodec International. BCM/ Rhodec London WCI, England CEE GEE BCHOOL offers CITY a GUILDS TELECOMMUNICATION791 words
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Advertisement819 1974-06-15 24 FIBREGLABS SAILING YACHT 24 ft supercraft with full cruising Inventory $19,500 Tel *****7 or *****8 18 FOOT BKI BOAT wood. 66 h p I mercury motor, ski rark. skis and rope Included. Excellent con- dltlon ***** Tel *****7 37 CHENGAH MOTOR LAUNCH for sale Deutz Diesel engine hull and engine819 words
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Advertisement811 1974-06-15 24 BKC CLASS 1 Alvitiim puppies 7 weeks old. Male/ female Phone *****2. BEAUTIFUL GREAT OANE PUPPISB. week.- old of Pfalgreed Championship Stock Male $600 Female $500/- For viewing ring *****4 or call 15 Jalan Peraduan Spore 28 SKC Approved DOG PARLOUR Everything your dog requires bathing tick -washing c ripping811 words
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Advertisement474 1974-06-15 25 classified ads (D mattes vinyl Hies. Ring 6446*2. Vanly Metal Company. AH KIEW AIRCONDITIONINO REFRIGERATION Service specialist in sale, repairing, respraylng and rental Tel ***** MICALA SOCIAL ESCORT offers young charming ladles for entertainment Tel *****8 31 Chapel Road B'pore 15 aawaßWMsswaaassHßSßMM 1 SERVICING ALL KINDS T.V. Taperrcorders Amplifiers reasonable474 words
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Advertisement552 1974-06-15 25 SELLING 1 UNIT UNUSED Mercury Industrial tractor model MD2OPD. Perkins dlesel. rubber tyred. 10 ton pull Offers of 816.--000 or more to Purchasing Officer. P O Box 2058 Spore Tel: 378*44/*****1 LICENCED TRAVEL AGENCY invites active participation joint venture Please write 8 T Box A ***** Spore INVENTORS CORNER Investigate552 words
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Advertisement534 1974-06-15 25 SALE LOGGING TRUCK with trailer. 40 ton capacity, late model, in good condlUon. Tel *****9 AIHCONDITIONEP.S NBFNKMRATONS FOR NINE, sale, repair and install Sing L.lan Alreondltlon Si Electric Traders. 407. Changl Road. B'pore 14. Tel *****3 t *****1 LATEST COLOURFUL ITALIAN CERAMIC floor and wall tiles newly arrived Prices range534 words
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Advertisement558 1974-06-15 25 1971 DOOQE AVENOEN OLISSS alrcondltloned with accessories, attractive two digit number and low mileage selling at 813.0C0/--o.n o Contacl Victor *****3 after 130pm or View at 4*6 Joo Chlat Road Singapore 15. Uf«VEKSAL CARS A1 USED CARS Al ITI Capri 1600OTL -88.950 1972 Falcon XASOO Alrcond. 7.500 1972 Capri 13*0558 words
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Advertisement929 1974-06-15 25 SCAT THE HIOH COST Of petrol and road tax Be the proud owner of a beautiful Beach Buggte Imeeonom;cal cost of 35 miles per gallon and road tax only BS IOO/ -for six months. Price B*7.3*o ono. Contact DavM or Michael at 25*41*2. I*7l TOYOTA CEUCA ST alreon. 811.200 1972929 words
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Advertisement520 1974-06-15 25 IS7S PONO PAINSMNT 6 cylinder manual transmission 3 5 litre Radla. alrcond taxed September Very food condlUon 82.200 ono Tel A ***** I*B7 FONO CONTMA ISM Deluxe 3 ownerv 82.500 ono. Call BP 79 Holland Road. *****5 IMS PONO ANOUA excellent con dltton 81 700 0.n.0 Interested view 4-K. Met520 words
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Advertisement361 1974-06-15 25 2.4 JAGUAR IBBS 94.000 o no 1950 MOTY 94.500 Office *****1 Home *****4 USED CATERPULAR DTE 47A complete with hydraulic Angiedoser and wlneh. new track groups. Very good condition. 9)8651 Mist Llm OWN— LEAVNrO VIVA DELUXE 2 door* November 1971 In good condition 53.5500.n0 Ca11 *****1 9ffl MAZDA IM* RADIO361 words
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Advertisement221 1974-06-15 25 I*** ESC OUT >UtH road tax In- surance till December Al condition Radio fan Phone 415*80 Teddy ISSS WOLSSLEV AUTOBMTW taxed until August $250 Tel 15*2170 or *****7 HONOA 7SO MOTONCVCLE. IS years oM. owner leaving, highest offer secures Phone 66*628 OWNSTN LEAVNIO seU'ng I*B6 Singer. 850 c.c. 40 mpg221 words
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Advertisement216 1974-06-15 25 SUPER j W*/ TURTLE WAX SUPER DETERGENT PROOF SUPER WEATHER PROOF SUPER EASY-TO USE WSM SUPER BRIGHT Pnlflf jv_| U D«9jL m fL aC aUefll s flsTl Ea I Avetlabt* at all leading motor spare parts dealers. motor accessories service stations M~ HALFORD PTE LIMITED 873-07S.Upp.Bkt.Timah ROMS) 23 Tel: *****4216 words
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Advertisement801 1974-06-15 26 i classified ads (ID EVERYONE KNOWS BY NOW that we are specialists In fully automatic washing machines and tumble driers Over IS model* on display at our showroom Call and ask for more details personally. Our experienced staff will help to solve your problems After salei service guaranteed Singapore Refrigeration801 words
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Advertisement571 1974-06-15 26 —^^^^^^^^1 II FULL HANOI HOMf A*v>UANCM I from microwave ovens, cookers. I refrigerators, washers etc. on display at Associate Appliances 28A. The Orchard, (beside Pltipatnek's) OOOD USED UMHOMT PIANOS available Reasonable price. Mun Kal Piano Company, ITS. Clemeneeau Avenue. *****9 DEHUMIDWEft 16 CU FT O E refrigerator, washer dryer, king571 words
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Advertisement67 1974-06-15 26 WANTED EIPEMIENCCD SCHOOL TIACNIH. Trachlni Pre-U Physics. Chemistry or rcononurs Buklt Tlmah 4 mU? Phone 5M72S WISH TO BORROW/ PtMCNAM History notes on B.E.A. countries from period 1940 onwards Writ* to 8 T Box ASI6M 1 ELiCTiwc tTOVI (4 cookers with oven* wmntwl urtently! On lonf-term rental or long-term H67 words
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Advertisement425 1974-06-15 26 Cycle Carriage and Mercedes Benz Md have long been familiar names. ow< lk> 1 Dunlop are proud to be associated with them as the J J«»J v3«j<g major supplier of original tyre fitments. /33Jp As Cycle Carriage in Malaysia Tv^ te@| and Mercedes Benz in West Germany I^IJ have always425 words
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Article717 1974-06-15 27 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By gENTELLE fa as been running good races and should re-enter the winning list against moderate opposition in Race Eight at today's pre-am races at Bukit Timah. Her second to Clever Andy in a Dlt 3 6f race at Penang In April was717 words
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Article206 1974-06-15 27 Sparkling gallop by Wall Street By DENNIS CHJA WALL BTREET, an Impressive second to Plzarro m In his first race over the hurdles at the last meeting here, showed sparkling form in a 3f rallop on a good track at Buk.it Timah yesterday morning. With Christine McCullocb up, he went206 words
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Article780 1974-06-15 27 ffy^'l 2.15 MARA Claa« 5- 2F 1 1» Baa Jaaa (Bpon FC) IS.SS ll t Ml Cm. (S-port PC) 11.11 Baa* t I l lafea* (8-parc PC) 11.10 Sak 1 4 Bka Bank (B'por. CSRSC) U Jaaa* 4 5 oao» *m Raaaj (SlUporic) 11.00 <-> S 01SS Maat780 words
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Article38 1974-06-15 27 AACB 1: 1 1 fjiaj RACE Jack ef r Tlw Udi aa* I ■UCB I: Haa»—» Baa>— BATE gajaai niislsai aU.CB I: AtaaaM Pwwss— SACK Dmke AM BACK T: "~f Bataris RACE iaairßi sHiMi Me*38 words
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Article85 1974-06-15 27 The schedule la: rtnt Dajr, June 23: Claas 1, Dtn. 1-5. Claw Dlra. 1-1. lv*f I'inl 4\ T June n. Ctaas 1. DlTi I Ud 1, If iDd tf DJt I Claas S Dlt l, 6f and at Div 1. »f. Tklrr Day, June Claas I. DlTt.85 words
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Advertisement315 1974-06-15 27 PANWELD ENGINEERING PTE. LTD. 1 7 J«t«y> L*mtM>f> *C«yl#ng, OH Bers3*.me»' Road S n^jport 12 Bb^b^b^ SOLL AGENTS I*oB %^e>» •^•M-AfS-tf for these welding, B^p""B engineering and construction machines and I X*^^jß accessories. E f |Hj JUST CALL aH^F FOR YOUR REQUIREMENTS Wj Our lean) of trontd and ixptntncfd /aVvßa315 words
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Advertisement39 1974-06-15 27 I DUNLOP I I CONGRATULATES I I CYCLE CARRIAGE LIMITED I on their I 75th ANNIVERSARY 1 I ALL MERCEDES CARS I ASSEMBLED IN SINGAPORE DUNLOP ADHESIVES 1 I DUNLOP SEALANTS I 1 DUNLOP UNDERSEAL I Bm9s^BmQ^BmßmSii^lml^^lßßK^Bm^B9^BßVC^Bmll Pff-aßmaßmaV-^ftPaWTaßmaßr^H 9^a«Mß*K^TV^P*am!v39 words
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Advertisement668 1974-06-15 27 TRAOE MARK RFGISTERCD and enter the RUSSELL I\J Y \J CONTEST. Vauxhall Viva 1 300 r^&^ft" from ORCHARD MOTORS. transistorised QlHgßp Vflla^"^ AND MANY OTHER PRIZES. -=*^"I§s FULL CX)NTEST DETAILS, ENTRY FORMS AND SEE YO-YO DEMONSTRATIONS AT ALL RETAIL STORES AND SUPERMARKETS IN YOUR AREA. DON'T MISS IT. ITS EASY668 words
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Article327 1974-06-15 28 A. JOHNSON - Khoo sets two swim marks A. JOHNSON By ASIAN age group medallist Khoo Teng Chuan yesterday hoisted two national records in one event but failed to beat the Asian Games qualifying mark In the 1500 m freestyle in the Sasa trial at Toa Payoh pool. Teng Chuan, who clocked 17:56.3.327 words
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Article339 1974-06-15 28 Cup squad face HK's top strikers By JOE DORAI SINGAPORE'S Malaysia Cup defence and newly recruited goalkeeper, Eric Paine, will be given a stiff test tonlghl by Hongkong's crack Club Seiko, at the National Stadium (Kickof? 7.30). Seiko's forward -line is presently rated as the best in Hongkong with four339 words
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Article33 1974-06-15 28 NSW YORK. FrL BeaulU of major laa«ue baseball gafMß paved last nlfbt: KanaM City i MUwamkee 4. WiM— il l*f«: 8a» FraAdaoo 1 Chlomo 0. New York v AUanU (postponed) Kantr.33 words
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Article, Illustration325 1974-06-15 28 ERNEST FRIDA - Swee Lee, Godfrey qualify for A-Games ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE'S 400 m specialist Chee Swee Lee and Godfrey Jalleh qualified for the Teheran Asian Games with magnificent runs at the SAAA trials at the National Stadium yesterday. Swee Lee and Godfrey Joined high Jump champion Nor Azahar Hamld. who was325 words
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163 1974-06-15 28 Rhecm Hume win with a disputed goal A DaBPUTTO goal by inn ude left Mohammed Aria helped Rheem Hum* beat Union Carttde 1-1 In a SBHFL League and Cup Dtriatoa Two match at Parrer Park yeaterday ArU'a winning goal, netted three mtnutea before runtime, waa challenged by the Carhide players163 words
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Article40 1974-06-15 28 C.NOAPORK. were W-« la reply to Sdangor'a ttnt lruilnga of 104 In th« Cotta' cricket final at PanUl. Kiala Lumpur, yenerday. Helangor 104 (P Muralae 33 SathlraU 4-17 S. Jayaaundram 4-aoi Htnfaoora «»-S (P. Banerll 4-I^.40 words
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Article235 1974-06-15 28 Nantha scores winner for Forces NATIONAL forward Nanthakumar scored the winning goal for defending champions Armed Forces to scrape to a 1-0 victory over a revitalised Khalsa Association in a SHA league Division One hockey match at Fairer Park yesterday. Nantha's 44th minute goal gave Armed Forces their third straight235 words
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372 1974-06-15 28 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW B> HOT FAVOURITE Sy c d Hashim moved closer to the Singapore Badminton Association's Under- 18 boys singles title when he eliminated Foo Kon Pal 15-4. 15-3 In the quarter-finals at Oulllemard Road last night. The win carried Hmp'"V the top seed,372 words
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Advertisement245 1974-06-15 28 ISALEI 1 E otlhe a 3 Emporiums jj EMPORtUM PTE LJMTTED *,fL...ST'L. EMPORIUM PTE LIMITED 67 MIGHSTRECT I GMMCt tO SmKI 9 (74 IOMONG < TOA FAVOM <Bl« IK> SPORt 6.TSL 3M3ni4l.'N(Si til 17*14« IS IW€S1 tfl W»I?»WSM \W,J EASTERN EMPORIUM, YUYI PTE LTD l£]l *^K TOA PAYOH EMPORIUM ARE245 words
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Advertisement470 1974-06-15 28 cmuk mim mh rexmb m. im A modern and fast expanding factory in Jurong has the following vacancies and the selected personnel will enjoy all the following benefits such as transport, subsidised hous ing, NWC, clean and healthy canteen facilities, bonus, attractive salary rate, and fuii sports facilities. The training470 words
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Miscellaneous53 1974-06-15 28 BOCCSeI Tow asiteh: Dlt 1 JsAMtftea r% $mC: ang»por« BMao of Boof- PoMee m Betook (Ttaaenaoa konc cMkMaaeJ mmdtam IM Roed pjn.). IA SAFBA bjm.). (BeJevttjr Head). Dtr i. BAomrroK «ba un- 11 ice der la sMBI-AnaJe (SBA HsJl V^- cVij^rtinr iSibi 1 pJB ts \tUr. IHMAOt n Ulu ■OCKKT53 words
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Article, Illustration399 1974-06-15 29 Argentina's moment of truth today CTUTTGART, West Oermany, Frl.— Powerful Argentina one of the favourites, meet Olympic champions Poland here tomorrow ln their first World Cup match which promises a strong clash ln styles. Argentina, with a bevy of ace ballPlayers but a backgroundUPI - 399 words
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223 1974-06-15 29 Miljanic: Tactical move gave Yugoslavs the edge PRANKFURT, Frl. A tactlcai move to push his powerful midfield trio upneld In the second half gave his team the edge, Yugoslav trainer Miljan Miljanic said after the openIng World Cup game against Brazil here yesterday. Beaming with satisfaction, Mlljanlc said the move223 words
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Article32 1974-06-15 29 r T— -i worli Cap Mtrtat (all taM Magaasssti At Havar Cragaay HiajßS {UM oam>. At P— illirf fw«4ca> Balcvte. (KM paß), Al BBMleb Italy Haiti. At Stattgart Fataa* ArgeatSM.32 words
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305 1974-06-15 29 pRANKFURT, Frl. r Here are the comments of some of the top soccer players and trainers on yesterday's opening World Cup match between defending champions Bra z 11 and Yugoslavia. Dutch atriker Johann Crayff Mai: "The game was weak kefare the Interval, fart305 words
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607 1974-06-15 29 WEST BERLIN, Friday WEST GE RTT MANY, playing the vintage football befitting World Cup favourites, shrugged off the ruthless defensive tactics of Chile, who had a man sent off, to win their opening Group One match here today by 1-0. The scorellne gave607 words
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228 1974-06-15 29 FRANKFURT, Frl. Brazil, a stutterIng shadow of the past ln yesterday's goalless draw with Yugoslavia, could be on the way out at world champions. Brazil, champions in I*9B, 1963 and 1970, were reduced to a second-rate side by the bog-like conditions atReuter - 228 words
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Article73 1974-06-15 29 UJMDOK. F»t awssll ha«* ahppsd from nine-to-two to atx-to-oo* m Urn attest London sottag on ttat World aooosr Cup altar last nkjbrs asspriiiliifiiM soaDsss draw with Ylajodavte t» Frankfurt. West Ohvassnys posttton as favourites to wtn tha trophy hays strongUMMd. their odds batng enppao73 words
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Advertisement312 1974-06-15 29 Kitchener Rd. Spore Tel *****22 THE SWINGIEST NITE SPOT IN TOWN presents an event full of laughters and fun philbnoujns stow H B^F*^BaT^ W afl wBsW 'XV t^kv- v SBBBBBsa. Bay" w A fabulous dancing, singing and comedy trio. Direct from the Philippines. also appearing from w to-nite gw^^^^^^B plus312 words
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134 1974-06-15 30 China's 4m-ton oil offer to Japan rKYO, Fri. China has offered to Increase Its crude oil exports to Japan this year from 2.5 million tons to 4 million tons, the Kyodo news service reported today. Quoting sources close to trading firms doing business with Peking, Kyodo said the offer wasUPI - 134 words
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Article35 1974-06-15 30 LONDOK. Frt. A second cousin of Queen t *tf?' n, Mrs Elizabeth WUe. charjed with killing her 10-month-old Mind and deaf daughter, gained release from custody today on a 1500 (8MJ00) ball. UPI.UPI - 35 words
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Article39 1974-06-15 30 WASHINOTON. PW. Nancy Kissinger. St. the wife of Secretary of SUte Henry Kissinger, was admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital yesterday to undergo tests and treatment for stomach ulcers, a SUte Department spokesman said. AT.39 words
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Article, Illustration203 1974-06-15 30 BEING a beginner twice over does not deter Ong Slew Kiew. 19. from operating a drill like a veteran. And a little later she was equally adept at using the pller lying on the work bench. Slew Klew. a freshman at203 words
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173 1974-06-15 30 $12,000 fine for paying workers low rates SYDNEY, Friday A CLOTHING company here was fined A A 13.500 ($12,600) today for paying seven Filipinos as little as Asl7 (Ss6l) each (or a 48-hour week. i The Australian Industrial Court imposed the penalties on the Oaty Clothing Company, which had aReuter - 173 words
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Article67 1974-06-15 30 HONOKONO. Prl China bas atorcd mora than IM.OOO foucaj P«spls to Urn stratoste north sastsm borosr provineo of HoUamttiarn orsr the laat atz jraara, the Nsw Chin* nsws sgatcy reported today Tho a«ency said thsao srtucassd younc psopt* had sum IMS ssttled on SO state farmsReuter - 67 words
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Article35 1974-06-15 30 'Plumbers' trial WASHINOTON, Pri. A Federal Judge announced today that the White House "plumber* trial will start on June M with former Presidential adviser John Khrttchman standing trial with three other defendants-Reuter. (See l>ag« 4)35 words
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100 1974-06-15 30 HIKE WILL ADD TO INFLATION PROBLEM: UNION From Pago Ono Welfare opposed the increase, it does not follow that then will be no Increase. "This is because the board is not a declsionmaking body at all. It has no powers to make any decision whatsoever on 'student welfare. "The ultimate100 words
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Article70 1974-06-15 30 HONOKONO Ftl. TbC outlook far Hongkong's export* to the Uniteu States and Britain looks dim for the rest of the year. accordIng to a survey by the Ptrst National City Bank. It said consumer goods such as garments and footwear that have traditionally been shipped fromUPI - 70 words
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Article30 1974-06-15 30 SANTIAOO Frt —A hedgrhopptng light aircraft flfw sn tow that It hit a farmer working in a field near here, killing him Instantly, police said yesterday —ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article439 1974-06-15 30 LONDON. Pri.— Tba (tack market ckMd auin la ««l*t Uadlac laamjr, ax) at 1 p.m. tka PlaudaJ Tin la««« wuttntl f »T*.S. OwVvTHMatt bOtMsl •CpVMsMO la fartkar raactMa ta* tnai ncurta maaaarii yattaraaji. Laaaaa rmaca* la aaa pMat la tka medium trna taana. whila aMkfar laaaaa w#r« up439 words
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Advertisement199 1974-06-15 30 &augp Ate AuutcrUtact ttiaw As reVKAv&odacH SQUCLCfc staftDfco 4^aaßaßaßaßaaaaaK i V .aaaaaw ■Ta^^Bßßaßßaaßaan I aaal BBT^BB^^aBB^ alaa "i aaar aaaa at" A H^aaMBBBBBV A '^^oP*^kJrf_a»-H Sango Quadrille is the ultimate in contemporary design. the most advanced design and colour schemes ever attempted on porcelain. with colours guaranteed to stay fast199 words
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Miscellaneous15 1974-06-15 30 The weather TRB weather outlook tar ottrjfapore tram s m Is nooo today No rein15 words
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Article, Illustration660 1974-06-15 31 'Exchange-unit' system to be implemented DETAILS of a $6-million joint-venture project to advance after-sales service for marine and stationary diesel engines in Singapore and the rest of South-East Asia were given last night by Mr. Chua Boon Unn, Managing Director660 words
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Article, Illustration1583 1974-06-15 31 r»YCLE CARRIAGE one of South-East Asia's major corporations whose logo has beco m c synonymous with the growth of vehicular transport in this region today look back with pride on their founding, 75 years ago, by two young men with vision1,583 words
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Article370 1974-06-15 31 10,000 up— and still they come rnHX 10,000 th Slngapore--1 assembled MercedesBens car recently came off the production line at Cycle and Carriage CO. (Industries) Pte Ltd. It was presented to Kampong Chal Chee as the top prize in a donation draw aimed at raising funds for a community centre370 words
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Article289 1974-06-15 31 4 A iSTH anniversary is normally a great occasion for anyone. My fellow Directors and I are proud that we should be op the Board of Cycle Carriage Limited at this auspicious time. From the small general store in Kuala Lumpur founded by members of the289 words
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Article, Illustration1144 1974-06-15 32 New Company, new horizons, top results WHEN the Chua p brothers of Malacca opened the Federal Stores In 1899 at the top of Kuala Lumpur's High Street (now Jalan Bandar), little did they dream that it would in less than a century grow Into a major corporation with consolidated assets1,144 words
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Article, Illustration672 1974-06-15 32 DEINO kept fully- informed of Improvements, innovations and modifications of quality products is an essential factor in motor maintenance and repair work. This was stressed by Mr. Low Fook Cheng, Manager of the Central Training Service unit in Cycle ft Carriage Company (Industries* Pte. Ltd.. In Singapore.672 words
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Article, Illustration125 1974-06-15 32 MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE: Cycle ft Carriage Limited'! Management Committee is headed by the Maaaging Director, Mr. Chua Boon Unn (seated behind the c ft C Bannerette). From far left are: Mr. Urn NJit Siong (General Manager, Mercedes-Bens Division, Singapore Operation*); Mr. Philip Smith (Group Financial Controller,125 words
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Article, Illustration655 1974-06-15 33 r*YCLE CARRIAGE builds In Malaysia and Singapore a range of commercial vehicles Including buses, chasses for trucks and tankers, and semi-trailers. In Selangor, the company has a 60 per cept interest in Hercules Automotive Engineers Sdn. Rhd. —Primrose Holdings (Clitheroe) Ltd. holds the other655 words
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Article, Illustration157 1974-06-15 33 I?NCIK JAfTAB bin Hi Hajl Mohammed AU Is the Projects and Investments Manager of Cycle Carrlaga Malaysia. He assumed his new post on May 1 this year. In his new senior management position, he Is Involved with the expansion and development of new projects for the Cycle157 words
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Article, Illustration1562 1974-06-15 34 UTHAT makes a car tele for the road? It Isn't the padgetry or the gimmicks flashing lights, racing wheels, aerofoils, stickers, psychedelic paint or what have you. It's "Q.C "Quality Control is the only key to a successful launching," says Mr. Stephen K.C. Scow, Plant1,562 words
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261 1974-06-15 34 "\I7HEELS of Progress," a documentary film, tells the story of Cycle Carriage over 75 fears. Commissioned by the Company, the film has been produced by Peter Hopklnson Associates In conjunction with Meridian Communications < .South-East Asia) Pte Ltd, NeUson McCarthy Asia Pte Ltd and261 words
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Advertisement164 1974-06-15 32 I i Daimler-Benz AC send most cordial congratulations to ijgi LVde Carriage Limited on the auspicious occasion 75th Anniversary. In the competitive world of Singapore and Malaysia, dynamic Cycle Carriage Limited have achieved remarkable success. And for over twenty years they have represented Daimler-Benz in this region. We are proud164 words
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Advertisement199 1974-06-15 33 The C&C Group Cycle Carriage Limited whollyowned subsidiaries are: MALAYSIA CYCLI I CARRIAGI (M) SON BHO Dealers *cr M«rc«d**-B«nz vehklet arid $'-ore ports ond acting as distributors ond dealers for MitM-t>i«hi vehicles ond spori parti. CYCLI ft CARRIAfif INDUSTRIES (M) SON iHO A:s»-nWy ond distribution of Mcrced«s-B«rz vehicles. SINGAPORE CYCLI199 words
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Advertisement173 1974-06-15 33 f A |H an '"C w.W f> < C^S^BP^^^^ s^a^a%^^V fiH^^^^B&^Hl 1899-1974 g^i^iftfl wL 7J- IJTbm t\? *^^bC P* ?^P > 'Ti_ "^^S^awf^jaSlßfc. sm^B^B SaSafcaMa^fc^af^^^^^^e^- m t 'ftyJp^E^^ ■Wrl^aJß^Sl B^B^B^M BTB s^bTssP"^^^L i Taß^Bß^B^s^B^Bml^aV-4BKW HL9^ AsSf4l Brw^^Bß^B\^aW^B^a^B^B^B^a^a^B^ke»B^Bnß^B^B^B^B^BMßlßM^Bv eHp^4sV '^p^^B %^^BU B^aT^^^Kt)' "T 7 sßr 1899-1974 Best juislies to Cycle Carriage173 words
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Advertisement424 1974-06-15 34 Yf In MiTriii Ay?b? I jm k n£ yJ\t§v\^> VJili I UA)£L l^lf r llltll f? llVllllJQU /**ycu/3 I TT 3 %J andgmmg. We are proud to r^O (®§D> be associated with you. 3E ummtuktimandbetfwsks 3? j) TPUT WYh on this auspkious occasion. m MJ ▼VAliLl D\3Sl <¥o£J KUALA LUMPUR424 words
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Article, Illustration2054 1974-06-15 35 ADRIAN HAMILTON - Why Saudi wants cut in oil price ADRIAN HAMILTON By Faisal anxious not to muddle issue LONDON: And so the battle lines of the oil producing titans have been drawn. Saudi Arabia, the most powerful oil producing country in the world and the "balancing wheel" of the world's oil trade,2,054 words
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Article309 1974-06-15 35 BOH TIANG KENG - BOH TIANG KENG By r SOUTH-EAST Asia, MatayaU aad ladeoeeu are the aaala aeaeflalariee ef the eaergy eraes. But itagapere can ever ef ptaapertty" ef 1U twe aetghaiars. This Is hew Mr at. Jerria, flaaaee dlreeter ef BheU Eastern Petrelaaai aaalyaed the effeeta ef the eraaa ea309 words
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Article387 1974-06-15 35 HO MINFONG - HO MINFONG By VM/ITH Inflation raging Tf throughout the world today, the problem of keeping fixed Incomes in line with the rising cost of living has assumed greater urgency. Many indexation schemes have been proposed o: these, the most widespread Is that of387 words
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Advertisement316 1974-06-15 35 (weve kept things quiet) and as a direct result the Linn Sondek LPIS is being acclaimed as possibly the finest performing deck on the market today. A single point bearing rotating n an oil bath, a belt drive, a SA pole synchronous motor, and over Sib of platter on a316 words
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Advertisement376 1974-06-15 35 aaaV <<&*& Lw9 p^L_i —w jr y^Ba r3aaaw^T^e^afWTawarw^a»waaw^w^iw^_" MORTGAGEE AUCTION 'AMBASSADOR PRIVATE HOTEL* "MANHATTAN PRIVATE HOTEL" ONSLOW OARAGE Cnr. Greenknowe Avenue and Onslow Avenue POTTS POINT SYDNEY To Be Sold In One Line AUCTION DATE 18th JUNE, 1974 Modern 8 storey 149 room tourist hotel on potential redevelopment site in376 words
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Article, Illustration539 1974-06-15 36 Work in progress on choice site at Upper Thomson for light industries A MULTI-MILLION dollar Industrial estate Is being privately developed on a choice 80-acre site at Upper Thomson Road. A major undertaking of Sindo Realty, a local property developer, the estate lies within the proposed Ylo Chu Kang New539 words
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Article520 1974-06-15 36 Tan Sri Talb bin Haji Andak and Mr. J. W. Nicholson have resigned from the board of Gammon South ESast Asia with effect from June 8, according to an announcement by the managing director, Mr. D. Yus tin. The announcement also said that Mr. S>ew Nim Che«520 words
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271 1974-06-15 36 Japan to help China build steel complex rKYO: Japan and China have signed a contract In Peking for constructing a large steel plant In China by 197 The trade deal the first steel plant export to China and Is the biggest single transaction between the two countries. New steel facilities271 words
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Article526 1974-06-15 36 M«W YORK. Thurs The stock market finished narrowly mixed today in lethargic trading a* some late selling erased many of the earlier gain*. There ware no apparent reason* for the market's strength throughout moat of Urn session, or the later waalmtaa. The bast gamers Included some of the526 words
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Article89 1974-06-15 36 FINANCIAL TDIBS TINS Thursday nil Wednesday till W«ak afo ».U "^[^L n*** Wadnaaday IT7J7 Waak mo MIX Ml Thuraday MtJ* Wednaaday MM Wa* aao at jo INDUITBIAU Thuraday 375 Wednaaday m.s Waak mo Ml DOW JONU A VBKAGK INDUiniAU Thuraday MMC Wadnaaday Mil Waak w M» M LONDON DOLLAB89 words
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675 1974-06-15 36 FOX BUTTERFIELD - Worst postwar slump in Japanese car industry FOX BUTTERFIELD By rKYO: Under the cumulative impact of inflation, the oil crisis and currency revaluations, Japan's automobile Industry Is suffering its worst slump since World War Two, with production down 14.3 per cent In the first four months of this year. As675 words
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Advertisement603 1974-06-15 36 Upto7O% of your secretary's typing is unnecessary Over a number of weeks or profession, banking, insurance, aw^aw^aw^ißwaw^Bw«B««Bw^Bw^Bwißw^Hßwi months, it is surprising how many government departments and or- m times virtually the same document ganisations where there is much Wu \af al^l. ll* (with minor changes) has to be to- repetitive603 words
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Advertisement114 1974-06-15 36 Advsrtiasnsnt H«lk> Investor mt Shar. Tradw! ME YOB VATCMII FOI HIM IF TK KXT MNI atftKET? If so. you must laarn to mtsrprsi pnc« charts and otttsf curvet of ths TECHNICAL ANALYSIS of markatt and mdividual thai as or commodities Ths cnans tstl you what paopla arc REALLY DOiNG m114 words
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Advertisement26 1974-06-15 36 ■ttp ,PAY CASH FOR JSBI TUGS BARGES CRANES *Sl TRANSACTIONS Mtco wm CaWTwa awH n^Bw^^H^ *^y*wW* a SAIVENOIN f 1******7 1 Kfll A %£^Q^j I FROMS2SJJO26 words
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Article33 1974-06-15 37 artlac L i.tum L ta I. Bank n 1 or*. I rin JW. In*. I 4.30 l.tt t 3 7.66 t 3 J 40 3.11 2.M .1 .1 .1 4 J J33 words
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Article57 1974-06-15 37 J» •CBC L Scmk. Store Tmrt. &*t*r i. atki L LwkJ Veornes LFirA L Dvky N r. A City 7.10 t 2.90 I 4.10 f 4 50 0 90 t 2.12 t Hi t 3.00 t 3 OS 4.04 4.W t 1 44 jv —JO —.14 —.14 —.14 —.1057 words
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Article21 1974-06-15 37 tea HaW. 150.000 Bam PM- IM.OOO g-para Imad IU.OOO Stec Dtrtj 108.000 Totel fmii: !MM Total Vkhw- MMU21 words
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Article48 1974-06-15 37 iMlutriate: M1JS U»M rtaUM*: 41M7 4RS1 HoUta: ni.n iwjs ProperUw: IJ1.»7 tZ5.ll Tin*: M.U 1M.M l«*>ui: J44.55 S4S.77 O.CJ.C: %4»M MJH S.E.8. Id*.: »7tJl t7S.il Dm. M. 1M4 1M f Dec. SI, ltU 1M t Dm. IMS 1M Dm. SI, Itn 1M t Jut. 1, H7t 1M48 words
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Article1603 1974-06-15 37 rpHK U»t transacted Mlc at the ctoae of business In the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day> price* together with 1974 high and low. Adjusted (or all new Imum). CLOSING TONI: All Mctloa a cloaad MMr. TuMHOvm Official total turnover oa th# •Incapor* Irmdini1,603 words
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Article386 1974-06-15 37 PICES drifted Marginally lower ln lowvolume trading on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with weekend profit taking proving the main depreviant. For all its Inherent weakness, the market betrayed no sign of nervousness. In fact, following the initial bout of profit-taking, baying and selling strength appeared386 words
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Article1276 1974-06-15 37 ■BID 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 unleaa otherwise specified INDUSTUALS Arm* I2.30B) XD AJino (2.408). Aleaa (3.248). A. (hoc (1.468 11,276 words
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Article1292 1974-06-15 37 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In bracket* In tots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified NOUSVBIAkS *lln*m*U (2 41B). A. Taa* (10RB MSB) (I) 108. Amu (ISM). AMI1,292 words
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Article286 1974-06-15 37 PAN AMERICAN World Airways has announced its Intention to call back 280 pilots and flight engineers who had been furloughed In 1968 and 1970. An airline spokesman said the crewmen were needed to fill vacancies opened by retirements and to meet seasonal Increases In Pan American flight*.286 words
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Article88 1974-06-15 37 NEWCOMER to the market, Singapore Finance, has suffered a 22 per cent profits setback vn the year ended April 1974. Unaudited pretax profits have fallen firm $252 million to $197 million. An Interim dividend of 10 per cent will be paid, two points down on last88 words
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Article303 1974-06-15 37 Trading turns dull in KL market rpRADINO was dull and 1 thin at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with prices turning easier. Business was patchy with very small parcels recorded l n most traded counters. Many others were Inactive and even the most speculative shares were generally quieter. The303 words
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Article81 1974-06-15 37 THB UB dollar was marked from, its overnight does to 63 .4460-60 at opening ln the Singapore forez market yesterday but managed to raoover to 82 4450-80 In fairly brisk early trading. In later sessions Urn dollar slipped marginally to 6X447ft- 65 and held steadily at this level81 words
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Article163 1974-06-15 37 The following art the nominal average rJcilng lntarbaDi rate* In Singapore Cuituhl NwDlnal nUcj Satftfcaralaa *■»■*>■' *»Ue4 yesterday (ena) parity change US dollar 8.4470 2.4400 3J106 —\iX Sterling pound 5.8470 5 8570 7.3400 —30.4! Hongkong dollar 4* SO X8 54 50 61 3* Malaysian dollar ***** 101.40 100163 words
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Article29 1974-06-15 37 Rubber: Jane 14. Singapore: 177.56 cts (down 6.5S ct). Malaysia: 177.56 cts. (down I.M ct). Tin: $1.3*5 (down $55). Official offering: 25« tons (up 36 tons). I29 words
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Article101 1974-06-15 37 CHiMiti rnooui ixchanci. SIMOAPOBB NOOK CLOtIHO MICH »SB PICUL VBSTSBDAV. 6»Mi—t BM: bulk |1W aemlaal. drum SI4S nominal Capra: ktlxtd (loo**) UK/Coat. 100 nominal Plpplr: Muatok AST A whit* lo b 100% r*L,w ISOZI Mllm. Sarawak while fob PS* nlw SSM atllcra. Btrtwtk special bUck fob »♦<* NLW101 words
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Article35 1974-06-15 37 Isalir copper prleaa an Thanday iprcvtoua In braekrtj) wirvaar Spat bur»r fi 064 (il Ml) wllar iI.OSS (I1.S48): ThrM Montha buyer 11. OM (11.011) atlltr fI.MS (11.013) Mirk* tatw: Strady MM*: 10.550 teas.35 words
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Article228 1974-06-15 37 T»rtE Straits tin price fell 866 to $1,305 per picul In Penang yesterday on an official offering up 30 tons tc 350 tons. LONDON: Thursday's continued strength of the Penang market despite Wednesday's easiness here did have some Influence on tin values which finished £30 per tonne up228 words
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Article513 1974-06-15 37 rvPENINO quotations In the Singapore rubber market yesterday were marked down fractionally after which the market steadied back to 160.00 cents per klk> for July on short-coverini. The rest of the morning was Dearly inactive with leva* holding just below the best. The morning session closed very quiet.513 words
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Article80 1974-06-15 37 [)AILY 8MR prlM* Imed at noon ywtantay: J«lT A>«. MK1L.1L Baym Mar. mmMn (easts par k«> (aMliHrkv) «4R SCV (1 ton pkltei) SUM JHOON 314 00 J16 0ON BUR »L (1 ton pallet) SUM J160ON 114.00 216 00N SMK (1 tan pallet) HI 00 INMN llliW 1(3 0ON80 words
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Article203 1974-06-15 37 HONOKONO. Frt. After a one-day halt share prices advanced broadly today In heavy trading The Hang Seng Index closed at 466.45 points. up 17.15 from Thursday. It has thus gained 65.29 so far In June. Brokers attributed the consistent rise to the easy money situation here. Turnover on the203 words
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Article45 1974-06-15 37 On the fraa •aakanta markat In Hocskooc yMtrnlay tba U.S. ••liar wu quo(r<) at 5 0415 5 0425 for TT and 5 02 5 >3 for aaah. MarHn« wu quottd at 11.00/ 12 20 and an* tax |*M «v quota*) a- MS 1045 words
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Article171 1974-06-15 37 rKYO. m—Prices on the Tokyo stock exchange continued to decline today, reflecting the previous day's bearish tone. The Dow Jones average was 735 down to 4,685 12 and the New Index eased 0.01 to 336 90 Trading volume totalled 160 million shares. Today's closing prices In yen with the171 words
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Article123 1974-06-15 37 7URICH, Thurs— The 1 iiptrrad continued and though the gains were re- I lat'vely small the basic tenden( y of the stock market remained steady. Bonds were will maintained. The Credit Sulsse Index improved 1.9 points to 316 4. Cloainx [new la awlaa franca with th* 4lff*rane« on Urn123 words
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Article157 1974-06-15 37 A MBTEROAM. Thurs Heegwrea* .aker trend In Dutch Intemstkxisls Plantations were mixed while NSU timed against a weaker tiend In shippings. Banks were generally weaker with Investment Amds edging lower where changed. In- I surances were mixed, and tocee prcdomlnauo In local Issues. Dutch state loans firmed sUfhtly. Ctoainc157 words
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Article318 1974-06-15 37 \f ET.BOURNIE Frt The 1 iYI share market, led by renewed buying Inter** In Australian mining stocks, dosed on a firmer note In subdued trading conditions In Melbourne today Most oil stocks held steady j I at previous levels but norae I leading Industrials showeu a j Uttle uneasiness318 words
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Article55 1974-06-15 37 U.S.* v Itlbourae (1) 106 10 106 It a>4<» 167 00 184*0 MW IMOO INN I— «tH«r 18T «6 164 M Mrtt* IM.OW IMOOB IMOOS IUOM •art* IW.M 1M.06 rpon 12) 166T6S IMOOB 1M HOB IWOOB Bzi-ort prtOM la Ma-it*rllaf irau la U.S. *otUr» p« «BW*. (1) Aiutnllaa55 words
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Article185 1974-06-15 37 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Friday. June 14: Offer BM 7 days 11 11 18 11 16 1 mth IS 11 7 1 3 mtht 11 15 16 11 13 18 3 mth* 11 15 16 11 1J 18 6 mths 11 15185 words
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Article32 1974-06-15 37 Singapore dollars for 14 JW Off* Overnight 12 1 mth 2 mUu 9>i I mtru »S Prime rate t%% Bwet:8 wet: P. ttumj 1 IslcnHiUMua BM US »s »s »s32 words
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Article56 1974-06-15 37 RESILTS of Treasury bills tender held on Jan* 14 for 91 -day Mils to be iasaed from Jane 17 to 21: Offered: S44.MM6*. Applied for: 555.530 Allotted: S4O 944 904) Accepted bids: IMM approximately 46) aer cent; higher Uds In ML Average rate of discount on allotment:56 words
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Article357 1974-06-15 37 TM prophets of ISO osnis rubber were justified that week, disregarding the June poesUon which encountered sons technical adjustment before running off. pays ftoUdaj, Cutler. Bath In, Mb weekly review Apart rrosn a midweek rally which im oauasd Jointly by pries tncreasM of around M357 words
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Advertisement451 1974-06-15 38 ft Yaolmii X 4| f* SINGAPORE PTE LTD NOW!! THIS IS YOUR CHANCE a member of the Yaohan International Group of Companies, invite applicants (Male/Female) to work for its Supermarket I Departmental Store: IST PHASE 250 Sales Assistants 50 Female Cashiers Successful applicants will have to undergo two weeks of451 words
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Advertisement676 1974-06-15 38 'l PROFESSIONAL SECRETARY I SINGAPORE SALARY NEGOTIABLE I Unique opportunity exists for suitably qualified person to t»ke up responsibilities in highly specialised secretarial work with a rapidly expanding I professional firm The main duties involve providing secretarial services to various shipping conferences/rate agreements, plus other specialised secretarial duties. The post676 words
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Advertisement781 1974-06-15 38 O JURONG FAMILY SPORTS CENTRE The Singapore s first and only comple'e (amity leans centre wiM be open icon and invite applications for JURONG FAMILY BOWL a Assistant Manager In possession of a good School Certificate "vi* good Management experience Must be able to take complete charge of Bowling Alley781 words
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Advertisement1094 1974-06-15 39 MM dLUL utA LINC. \£J Express Stales to Straits Service f n fliawa mmmi ttW/fan a fait i faart P Mtttf Pmmi^ I pi p UMM t tattM U.M taMM b.M taUa* MaM M PVMt M I MMMA iMttl aMM MUM MMM MMM M I PlnlUt ttMM lariM taaM tMM*1,094 words
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Advertisement732 1974-06-15 40 U.K. tUapet navici LOADING SOI LOHOCN. IOTTUOAM. NAMMIM. SM.SAO. U HAVU. J rr— SaaMf raaaaj laaaaa IM rMi( MfrMH IMMU a MB'l My Vt m iTm »Mf aaj •Mj tajam NMj •aaaaj Siitaa la Han raaai Laaaaa Mrtaat zatsa nmnmi v saj ivii m "aa* nun man ata* mmm t*mi732 words
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Advertisement565 1974-06-15 40 Bwro vom n iwwa, immmL/mmm nm U IKai iMaaaan IraMf «an«| UaM« (Mi awnaWll il/MM» aVUMa mi»mm Mm U laMaa yt. rM» ii/s. fwt mt MalaY ■aim wnm mam i**** m twnaai vs. rail 11/ l. rtmlt/t. aaau MIM I/iaa« t/ aMJ I I la] <VM »a» «.i«aa i-aa. seaMMMM565 words
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Advertisement719 1974-06-15 40 bhWI I aafWaM P^kl I fjavl tJ X"« »eeT *r nae«r*ai peat «u«o AMTWeeiTt AHMUHCID SWIM »wt: bui»a Hulaaic tub P*i.Lewiiaa asaTMia* K**\m Kirn nun. Kaui u«*aa*Mc*MSMT* p*a wai w. rumm *m k MarftuuNi euT. ii.im i<4. timtmr* ZUSi li*,' ■■>* uZ* iw.- Kyaw io.ll t>mi> tl Wax. C.I 1719 words
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Advertisement442 1974-06-15 41 AREA MANAGER ASIA PAMECO-AIRE ASIA, a subsidiary of Pame-co-Aire Inc.. USA at present acts as U.S. Factory Representatives/ Distributors for over 30 U.S. top factories' products in the fields of airconditioning, heating and refrigeration equipment, parts and controls. Pameco-Aire Asia at present plays a leading role in the supplies of442 words
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Advertisement1036 1974-06-15 41 Applications are invited front graduates of a recognised University who meet with the specifications for the following positions: po.t a Employee Relations Officer Responsibilities He will b« accountable to the Manager. Administration for all matters relating to the Company's industrial relations and is expected to represent the Company at Management1,036 words
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Advertisement313 1974-06-15 41 I IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No 508 Of 1974 Between Overseas Union Finance* Ltd Plaintiffs And 1. Yeo Seng Chuan 2 Ho Hua Mm 1. Ho Toon Ngee (Executors and Trustees of the Estate of Ho Meng Quee deceased) Defendants NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To:313 words
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Advertisement989 1974-06-15 41 MMIFCO SDN. BHD. KUALA LUMPUR invites applications for rhe post of MARKETING EXECUTIVE Scope of Work: The marketing of a wide range of hardware products in Malaysia including project wort end general distribution. Qualifications Experience: The successful candidate will have experience in the .narketing of engineering or hardware products and989 words
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Advertisement200 1974-06-15 41 An international shipping company invites applications from Singapore citixens for the position ot: ACCOUNTANT Professional qualifications in accounting recognised by the Singapore Society of Accountants. Not less than 3 years working experience in s senior accounting capacity Experience in shipping accounts win be advantageous. Capable of supervising and motivating staff200 words
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Advertisement61 1974-06-15 42 MALAYSIA WEAVING ENTERPRISE BERHAD AND MALAYSIA SPINNING MBLLS SDN. BMD. (WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY) Manufacturers of Superior Quality Yarns, Cotton fabrics, Palaycat sarong, and Printed fabrics 1 1 For further information: MALAYSIA WEAVING ENTERPRISE BERHAD 1818, JALAN ROZHAN, ALMA, BUKIT MERTAJAM, MALAYSIA.TEL:SBI 648 i Print* and PublUfed by Tht Straits Times61 words
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