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Title Section15 1974-06-18 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION TUESDAY, TUNE 18, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/7415 words
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Article1084 1974-06-18 1 Blast hurts 11 after phone call warning LONDON, Monday A BOMB exploded at Britain's House of Commons today, injuring 1 1 people in the first attempt to blow up Parliament since the celebrated Guy Fawkes plot 370 years ago. The explosion tore through a building adjoining the actualReuter; UPI - 1,084 words
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Article, Illustration342 1974-06-18 1 Big Ben goes on chiming LONDON, Mon. A BLAST, then fire and smoke, shattered the historic calm of Britain's Houses of Parliament. But 20 minutes later an unruffled Big Ben chimed the hour. Londoners and summertime horde* of tourists looked on in disbelief. The Deputy Speaker of the House ofReuter; UP - 342 words
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Article494 1974-06-18 1 Israelis to get US N-aid JERUSALEM, Monday PRESIDENT Nixon and Israeli Premier Yitzhak Rabin today announced a new programme of American aid to Israel in the fields of nuclear technology, space and science and other technical areas. In a Joint communique i issued before the conclusion of Mr. Nixon's 25--hourReuter; UPI - 494 words
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Article63 1974-06-18 1 NEW DELHI. Mon China carried out a nuclear test above ground In the Lo* region at about MM GMT today (1.39 pm Sing-spore time), the Indian Atomic Energy Department announThe announcement said the explosion had a yield of about one megaton of TNT and the signals wereAP - 63 words
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Article39 1974-06-18 1 MANILA. Mon. At least 10 men. Including four officers were killed when Mualim r-bela amhuaharl an armed .'orcea armoured peraonnel carrier south of Jolo Town In the Sulu Islands on Friday. reliably informed military sources said today.39 words
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Article44 1974-06-18 1 NEW YORK. lion. DOW Jones avcragea. based on nrat hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange SO Indua 837 n, damn ill: M tranap 172 82, down 1.01; 15 Utlla 7205. down 042; 66 stocks 2U 39. down 1.62.— TJPI44 words
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Article107 1974-06-18 1 LONDON. Mon British offldaU today discounted a report In the Sunday Telegraph that Britain had decided to withdraw all 1U troops and airmen from Singapore this year? The officials said the withdrawal Issue had still to be decided In the defence review which would not beReuter - 107 words
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Article64 1974-06-18 1 Aussie reports denied SYDNEY. Mon.—Australian Treasurer Prank Crean today categoric ally denied reports tha the Australian dollar Is about to be devalued. Mr. Crean, returning home from International monetary talks in Washington, said: "Devaluation would be Inflationary and quite contrary to Labour policy. "I give the lie to it now.Reuter - 64 words
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165 1974-06-18 1 K Lumpur, Mon DENANO S goal-scoring I ace Shaharuddln Abdullah will play against Singapore In the return leg Malaysia Cup soccer championship semi-final In Penang on Sunday The PAM Disciplinary Committee, after hearing his case for 4i hours today, decided to postpone further hearing165 words
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Article178 1974-06-18 1 Anti-KL protest march in Bangkok BANGKOK. Mon. A group of Thai students marched on the Malaysian Embassy In Bangkok today, protesting against the Malaysian Government for Its alleged "support of Muslim separatist movement" In southern I Thailand. About 20 students, representing universities in Thailand's four southern provinces of Yala, Narathlwat,AP; UPI - 178 words
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Article56 1974-06-18 1 AMMAN. Mon. Armour plated Land Rovers with M-eaMbre machine guns guarded the airport as President and Mrs. Nixon stepped off the presidential aircraft, tee Spirit of 1«. to greetings from King Hussein and Queen Alia Jordanian tanks and heavy machine guns were In emplacements on hills overlookingAP - 56 words
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Advertisement81 1974-06-18 1 OIL PRICE FREEZE EXTENDED 3 MONTHS Page 3 *GOVT should give job* to ex-prisoners' 5 POLICE probe hushed-up kidnapping 8 HDB to tenants: Accept new charges or quit 7 ARCHITECT gets 18 rronths for bribery 7 RAZAE call* for Press watchdog committee 9 RAJA: Threat from within la more real81 words
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Straits Times World News
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275 1974-06-18 2 All set for junk's proving mission APLJCHAU ISLAND (Hongkong), Mon. A much-delayed expedition to sail a replica of a 2.000-year-old Chinese Junk from here to South America is finally expected to get underway tomorrow. The International eight-man crew of the Tal X*. who aim to prove ancient Asian seafarers crossedReuter - 275 words
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Article34 1974-06-18 2 3QME. Won. A part of the. roof of Rome's modern train station collapsed yesterday. Police said halt a ton of bricks, mosaic* and Iron bars fell. No one was hurt. AP.AP - 34 words
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Article, Illustration307 1974-06-18 2 CAIRO. Mon— Foreign Minister Ismail Fahml said yesterday nuclear co-opera-tion between Egypt and the United States will serve "purely peaceful purposes." He warned, however. Egypt would manufacture, or acquire, atomic weapons, if Israel did the same Addressing a news conference, Mr. Fahml charged AmericanReuter - 307 words
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Article101 1974-06-18 2 TINA, 13, FAILS IN CHANNEL SWIM CALAIS. Mon. Thir-teen-year-old British schoolgirl Tina Spry failed In her attempt to become the youngest cross-Channel swimmer when she abandoned her attempt three miles off the French coast early today. She had !<-'t Dover yesterday morning and was palled oat of the water when101 words
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757 1974-06-18 2 'I stick to quit threat unless name cleared' DR K DENIES WIRETAP ORDER JERUSALEM, I Monday I gECRETARY of State Henry Kissinger today said he intends to adhere to his threat to resign unless his name is cleared of Watergate-related wiretapping charges. In Salzburg, Austria, a week ago, he toldUPI - 757 words
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Article94 1974-06-18 2 ACAPULCO. Mon. Rescue teams of the Red Cross. Mexican army, fire department and volunteers searched today for victims of a mudslide that swept away part of a hillside In this Pacific coast resort, burying several homes under tons of earth. Police said the number of94 words
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Article173 1974-06-18 2 'NIXON MAY ASK DR. K TO QUIT NEW YORK. Mon. The breach between President Nixon and Dr. Henry Kissinger "may have become unreconctlable." Newsweek said yesterday. Dr. Kissinger might even be asked to leave. Privately, the President was reported "very annoyed" when Ur. Kissinger gave him no advance warning ofAP - 173 words
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228 1974-06-18 2 Indonesia looks to socialist bloc for credits JAKARTA. Mon. Foreign Minister Adam Malik said today Indonesia is prepared to receive foreign credits from socialist countries despite slightly higher terms compared to Western credits "Previously Indonesia used to receive low. soft term credits, but now because of our Improving economic conditionAP - 228 words
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239 1974-06-18 2 Manila tops E. Asian zone in Chess Olympiad VICE, Mon. The 11 superiority of the Philippines over other East Asian zone countries was demonstrated by their team qualifying for final Group A among the top 16 teams in the World Chess Olympiad. Although Indonesia and Australia came dose to doing239 words
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Article47 1974-06-18 2 ROANNE (France). Mon. A passenger train struck a herd of cows In a railroad tunnel h«e yexterday and was derailed. The crew and passengers escaped Injury, but five cows were killed and the RoanneLyon rail line was blocked for mot of the day, AP.AP - 47 words
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WORLD NEWS TWO
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Article321 1974-06-18 3 LONDON. Mon. Few employers and trade unions are enforcing Government legislation to stop racial discrimination in Britain according to a report published today. The report, by David Smith and entitled "Racial Disadvantage In Employment." found however that Industrial difficulties arising from race relations are less frequent and serious thanAgencies - 321 words
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Article, Illustration29 1974-06-18 3 Relatives of the deported Vietnamese clash with Hongkong police as they try to fore* their way ml. restricted areas of Kai Tak Airport.— UPl radiophoto.29 words
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Article63 1974-06-18 3 MONTREAL. Mon Canada decided last week it will no longer co-operate with Taiwan in the field of nuclear development, according to a report In the Montreal g+JaT. The newspaper said the decision apparently was made after an assessment of the impact of helping Taiwan build up itsAP - 63 words
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537 1974-06-18 3 HONGKONG, Mon PEKING, Monday WALL posters in Peking attacking a member of the Chinese Communist Party politburo by name for the first time have been torn down less than 24 hours after they appeared. The posters attacked Mr. Hua Kuo-feng, a party leader from theReuter - 537 words
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Article103 1974-06-18 3 AWOL protest by 92 US sailors TOKYO. Mon. A total of 92 sailors from the United States attack carrier Midway were absent without leave when the vessel sailed from the naval base at Yokosuka on Friday, a US Seventh Fleet spokesman said today. He refused to comment on reports fiomReuter - 103 words
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Article52 1974-06-18 3 BOSTON. Mon A young woman was killed and 15 people were Injured when they were thrown off a faatspinning carnival ride yesterday. Police aaid the ride, called "the hurricane." malfunctioned and suddenly increased In speed and hurled riders M far a* 40 or M feet52 words
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Article87 1974-06-18 3 MANILA. Mon. Bolivian painter Benjamin Mendoza today pleaded Innocent during deportUtlon proceedings against him on charges he had become an undesirable alien when he tried to assassinate Pope Paul VI In Manila in 1970. atendoaa. 30, appeared without a lawyer during his arraignment before ImmigrationUPI - 87 words
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Article347 1974-06-18 3 ORIME Minister Long Boret today announced the formation of a new 15-member wartime Cabinet, replacing his old coalition government which resigned last Thursday, the official radio reported here today The new Cabinet contained seven members of Mr. Borers Soclo-Repub-Ucan Party, which supports President Lon Nol. six347 words
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354 1974-06-18 3 Tax surcharge to go up, but... QUITO, Monday •pHE world's major oil producers have agreed to freeze oil prices for a further three months, a leading delegate at crucial price-fixing talks saicl here. But the delegate, who refused to be named, saidReuter - 354 words
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365 1974-06-18 3 Major consumers face huge external deficits PARIS, Mon. Its happening faster than even the experts thought. The major oil consuming nations France, Britain and Italy are piling up huge deficits In external accounts, and the concern Is mounting about how these deficits will be financed. A banker in Frankfurt, I365 words
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Article86 1974-06-18 3 Joan Kennedy under mental strain NEW YORK. Tues. A family spokesman said Senator Edward Kennedy's wife may have to return to the sanatorium where she recently sought relief from psychiatric strains, Time's magazine reported yesterday In a sixpage cover story. The magaxlne also quoted a friend of 27-year old MrsAP - 86 words
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Advertisement364 1974-06-18 3 BSi WEISEN-U ■■I DOUBLE ACTION REUEF ■I for STOMACH ULCERS ■FT and OTHER COMPLAINTS. ■Sl C* .^aai ■Wal^'^Bal A ■^aaa^BJ k\\\\\\\\\\\ A MpMMMI 11/^lll iW M ■■QTjTtpKl K. j&jS WEISEN-U s mam ingredient has undergone HHsWa^JJaVH *|> successful trials by many laa^afll leadin 9 Japanese Hospitals atQaMßßaial Sole Agents f^^^JEJHra364 words
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Article144 1974-06-18 4 'SO LONG' FROM CHARLES TO LAURA LONDON, Mon. Prince Charles has only a few more noun to say so long- to his American girlfriend bat he's doing It In private. "Ton don't think Id be such a bloody fool as to ■ring- her here," the 25--year-old prince told newsmen hoping144 words
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449 1974-06-18 4 WASHINGTON, Monday SECRETARY of State Or. Henry Kissinger left President Nixon's grand tour of the Middle Bast today to go to Ottawa for the most significant ministerial meeung of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation In the 25 years of Its existence. State449 words
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Article45 1974-06-18 4 PRAOUS. Mon Eight people were killed and four badly Injured in an explosion in a block of houses In Preaov. Slovakia. tne Communist Party daily. Rude Pravo. said yesterday. A leaking gas main was suspected as the caua* of Urn blast— RouterReuter - 45 words
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Article31 1974-06-18 4 OEOROETOWN Mon. Guyana will tend 10.000 tons of sugar to a Chinese foreign trade agency during the coming week, according to the Ministry of Trade In Georgetown. AP.AP - 31 words
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532 1974-06-18 4 Japan and US told: Adjust economy with W. Europe TOKYO, Mon THE influential Japanese and American Committees for Economic Development (CED) today issued a joint statement urging the two countries to join with Western Europe in re-ordering the international economic system. The statement says new rules and procedures are neededReuter - 532 words
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Article222 1974-06-18 4 RUSSIA, U.S. ACCUSED OF PLOTTING HONGKONG, Monday £JHINA has accused the United States and the Soviet I'nion of plotting to restrict the sovereignty and jurisdiction I of the coastal states. The charge came In %a official New China News Agency commentary monitored here today en the third United Natlo isReuter - 222 words
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Article110 1974-06-18 4 PAKISTAN DETECTS N- BLAST FALLOUT ISLAMABAD. Mon.— The Fakistan Atomic Ener--17 Commission (PAEC) Km iiM It had detected radioactive fallout following India's first nuclear teat explosion near IU seeders. A brief sUtement issned by PAEC yester day said the release o radioactivity had beet; detected In PaklsUi. Aftei the recent110 words
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Article45 1974-06-18 4 DAB ES SALAAM. Mon All UUW In Tanzania. llKlUaing "mister and "tsesl■•ncy Mvt bocn rtplevccd by "ndum" or "brother according to a government dacm pubtUhsd here. The Ooremmem aays the decree Is rtsUcwd to «ump out Urn the ftiw ol pomposity ReutcrReuter - 45 words
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'GOVT SHOULD SET EXAMPLE'
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560 1974-06-18 5 P.M. RAMAN - P.M. RAMAN By EMPLOYERS feel that the Government and statutory boards should set iin example by employing former prisoners and tnus help remove the existing social prejudice against them. They were commenting on a report by the Prison Reorganisation Committee which, among other560 words
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212 1974-06-18 5 ANE of the problems of having sex educa- tlon in schools Is the lack of trained staff, a director of the Family Life Movement of Australia said yesterday. I John Robson. 54. that unlike other ;ts, sex education surrounded by all of prejudices.212 words
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Article39 1974-06-18 5 THE Vigilante Corps will hold a passlng-out parade of Its 13th intake of national servicemen at the Police Reserve Unit base In Queenstown on Saturday. Commissioner of Police Mr. Tan leek Khun will review the parade.39 words
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Article77 1974-06-18 5 New roster for car-park workers THE Ministry of National Development and Nanyang University have Jointly developed a computerised duty roster for 1,000 car parking attendants employed by the ministry The system, based on the concept of rotation, is to Improve the present system and to ensure that roatem are diawn77 words
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Article69 1974-06-18 5 THE president of the Hiroshima Jayceea of Japan. Mr Toshlo Uno, has presented 300 water colour sets to children In the Spastics Children's Association of Singapore and the Red Croat Crippled Children's Home as a gesture of Japanese goodwill and friendship The sets were presented at69 words
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Article29 1974-06-18 5 BTATE Coroner. Tom Yung Bul yectcrdav recorded a verdict of suicide on an unknown Chinese, aged about 45. who hanged himself at a sawmill in Kalians last month.29 words
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Article29 1974-06-18 5 MR Robert H Birch, Australian High Commissioner here, will apeak on Papua New Oulnea'a mmiaai towards Independence at the Klwanls luncheon meeting at Ming Court Hotel today29 words
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176 1974-06-18 5 DOUBLE JOY FOR BOY FROM INDONESIA F could have been jut another birthday party with cake, candles and candy. But It was something extra special for Kong. It was his first ever birthday party, and the first time In his life he could walk after foar operations on his leg.176 words
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Article, Illustration349 1974-06-18 5 Troop pull-out story speculative says Anzuk ANZUK finds It difficult to reconcile a London press speculation that Britain will withdraw her troops from Singapore this year with what Mr. William Rodgers, the British Minister of State for Defence, said here last month. The Sunday Telegraph reported that Britain had decided349 words
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Article41 1974-06-18 5 THE Telecommunication Authority of Singapore clarified yesterday that the Joint venture by TAB and an American firm, General Telephone DUectory company to publish telephone directories In Singapore would brain operation on July 1. 1076, *nd not this year.41 words
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Article52 1974-06-18 5 IHB National Youth Leadership Training Institute Alumni will conduct a survey on the operations of the Singapore bus service on June Questionnaires will be Issued to bus commuters, conductors and driven daring the rurvey Tb* alumni v.V submit 1U findings to the Ministry of Cwnmunira•tons and other52 words
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Article27 1974-06-18 5 MIBB UWietrne Urn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Richard Urn Km Ming of Singapore has received the Bachelor of Arts degree frost Wellealey COuege, Massachusetts27 words
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193 1974-06-18 5 Hike in tuition fees: Varsity may help out THE University of Singapore may try to get financial aid for new students from poor families who cannot afford to pay the $100 hike In tuition fees. But a university official yesterday said the administration would only do so If approached by193 words
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Article109 1974-06-18 5 Opening of new shipyard by Hon MINISTER for Finance. Mr. Hon Sul Sen, will open the Hitachi Zosen Robin Dockyard Pte. Ltd. on June 29 at Its premises at Benol Road, Jurong. The shipyard, established In 1970. Is a Joint venture between Japan 'a Hitachi Shipbuilding and Engineering and Singapore's109 words
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Advertisement77 1974-06-18 5 SALES ORDER TAKERS If you aspire to becoming more than just an "order taker" we have a shies position ready (or you The better the product the better the pay If you are imaginative, industrious, and persevering you can't miss! Aluminum and acrylic coatinri mot .painiM are In great demand77 words
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Advertisement202 1974-06-18 5 Three new Flor Ayer Make-up products. To charm at will. Pearl> Cream for colour play on the eyes. Three bright shades for fun-lovers: mimosa, gentian or avocad.v Three swtok) shades for a quieter mood: thyme, iris or reseda. Slightly pcarlv. but just enough to catch the light and brighten the202 words
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Page 5 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous124 1974-06-18 5 Straits Times Crossword js^ gtSr I ACBOM Parson* show lrrtUUon 4 Border weed fPP*ars 6 p*per allows larger ound tfte Spanish ville. (t} .IT terror. lUmskv-Kor- ft frUlt wkov returned glass (•> trowm,, mils dancer 9 Paper anathema to candl- 7 EErrO r U i| s7 ,0 ffiSLS' a^ive. at124 words
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274 1974-06-18 6 Officer tells of assault in station rSPECTOR Teo Sol Lip of Joo Chlat Police Station alleged in a district sourt yesterday that he saw his colleague, Insp. Chan Joo Kong, beat up some men In the station. He was testifying at the continued trial of Insp. Chan and Detective Serßeant274 words
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Article41 1974-06-18 6 THE Adult Service of Tor Payoh Branch Library mill hold a clajßlcnl record aea Mon on Beethoven, <-•.,- phony No. 6 "Pastorale"" by Mr Robert Poo at Its lecture hall on Friday at 7 JO pm Adm union Is free.41 words
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Article179 1974-06-18 6 PAUL WEE - Police probe hushed up kidnap PAUL WEE By POLICE are questioning a woman in connection with the kidnapping of a Singapore millionaire three years ago. She was picked up a week ago after gunman Chua Hung Peng, 25, was shot dead by a CID detective at Alexandra on June 6.179 words
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109 1974-06-18 6 SOLDIER ON FIREARM DISCHARGE CHARGE A THREE-DAT preliminary inquiry against national serviceman, LJew Ah Choy, 18, accused of discharginf a firearm under the Arms Offences Act, began In the First Magistrate's court yesterday. Hew faces a charge of using an AR IS to cause injury to Lt. Hor Koon Seng109 words
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126 1974-06-18 6 Dates of dental contests prelim rounds rTTHE preliminary rounds •1 for secondary a;. a primary students taking part in the Dental Health contests will be held from June 27 to 29, and July 1 to 8, respectively. A total of 724 students from 115 primary schools and 248 from 50126 words
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143 1974-06-18 6 University to start 12 courses next month ■pHE University of Sin- gapores Department of Extramural Studies will conduct a record number of 12 courses next month. The courses and starting dates are: Management process, banking law and negotiable Instruments July 2; English for secondary school leavers from nonEngllsh stream (20143 words
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SHOCK OVER TONE OF NOTICE
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485 1974-06-18 7 JOSEPH YEO - JOSEPH YEO By the new tenancy agreement would remain the same as the present agreement. "This quit notice has been served to comply with legal requirements, It added. The 70,000 who bought their HDB flats under the "Home Ownership" scheme are being served485 words
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Article43 1974-06-18 7 BBVERAL articles, including keys umbrellas, clothing, personal documents, a handbag and an alarm clock, have been found In taxis during May and are now deposited at the Registry of Vehicles The owners may collect the Items from the ROY43 words
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Article238 1974-06-18 7 SELAR PRICE UP ANOTHER 20 CENTS 'THE price of horse mackerel (selar) has mxx creased by a further 20 cents to $1.80 a katt, while that of other commodities remain unchanged, the Trade Department said yesterday. Following are the recommended prices: RICE: American 15 per cent, 00 cents a katl;238 words
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Article90 1974-06-18 7 Prof Wong to open two film shows PROF. Wong Lln-ken, Pn.fe»«or of History, Unlvenlty of Singapore, and MP for Alexandra, will open two film shows ornnised in conjunction with the Keep Singapore Crtme-PYee campaign next weekend. One show will beul p m on Saturday at the Alexandra community centre in90 words
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Article127 1974-06-18 7 SLIGHT FALL IN FOOD pHEAPER rice, flour. \j pork and fruits in May resulted in a drop of 1.1 per cent in the food index last month. This partially offset the higher costs of flsh, vegetables and eggs In May, according to a Department of Statistics' statement yestrr- day. The127 words
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Article47 1974-06-18 7 AN eight-member British oil Industry mission will visit Singapore from Thursday to June 27. Members of the mission include leading firms concerned with al aspect* of oil Industry, from canteen equipment to drills, cranes and pumps. They will alao visit Thailand and Indonesia.47 words
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Article, Illustration317 1974-06-18 7 Architect gets 18 months for bribery AN architect in the Urban Renewal Department was Jailed for 18 month.s by the First District Court yesterday for accepting a $5,000 bribe from a contractor. Senior District Judge Mr. T. 8. Slnnathuray also Imposed a $5,000 penalty on Chew Chee Sun. 34, former317 words
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102 1974-06-18 7 Kalong-to-city expressway work begins next year II7ORK on the proposed IT multlmilllon dollar super expressway Unking Katong to the city will begin next year. According to the Public Works Department, tenders for the contract will be called for in October, but the dates were flexible as tenders would only be102 words
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Article64 1974-06-18 7 NPB course on transport costing THE National Productivity Board will hold a course on Costing for Transport Maintenance Organisation at Its premises In Jurong from July 1 to 5. The course Is designed .'or managers and owners Involved In th« management of transport maintenance Registration closes on June 27 The64 words
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Article33 1974-06-18 7 THE Commercial and industrial Security Corpora.Ucn iCUco) will hold a buffet at the opening of lv Jurong branch office at Block 104. Yunf Kuan* Road, on July < at 12 30 pjn.33 words
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168 1974-06-18 7 A TOTAL of 2*>o people, Including 15 women, were yesterday fined a total of about $15,000 by the Tenth Magistrate, Miss Pauline Woo, for littering various parts of Singapore during the months of May and June. The "Utterbuga" came from a cross-section of168 words
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150 1974-06-18 7 Housing firm fined $5,000 for breach of licence A HOUSING development company was fined $5,000 In a district court yesterday for breaching certain conditions In a licence Issued to them under the Housing Development (Control and Licensing) Act. Ooh Oeofc Chuan. a director of Yew Uaji Development i Pie Ltd..150 words
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Article20 1974-06-18 7 PEK KIO community centre will hold a baby •how at Its premise* In Cambridge Road on July M.20 words
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349 1974-06-18 7 Student Peter turns grass into plastic AN 18-year-old student scientist has perfected a technique to make plastic out of lallang Peter Ooh Mm Tim, a Pre- University 2 student of Anglo-Chinese School, one of the three winners of the Science Fair '74 exhibition, made the plastic by converting the chemical349 words
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Article34 1974-06-18 7 THE Rising Arts and Craft* Pte Ltd will hold an exhibition of Chinese paintings by artists Chin Pai-ahlh, Huang Pln-hong and Hsu Pel-hong at the Rising Gallery from June 20 to M34 words
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136 1974-06-18 7 MORE than 75 per cent of the failure among the rirst and second year full-time law students the University or igapore have passed tl supplementary exai... nations set by the university. Thirty -eight of the 40 first year candidates made it in136 words
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Advertisement205 1974-06-18 7 Vulcan Australia Limited is most interested in opening up contacts with sheet metal manufacturers. Interested companies should have presses ranging from 40 to 100 tons, with bed sizes up to approximately 9' x 56" (2.743 metres x 1.676 metres) There would be continuous work for first- class trade houses, Vulcan205 words
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Advertisement403 1974-06-18 7 ■JPfsS^ywyßßnfcJW a«fe vl LV m aaaW«SiS2wu9BßaiM9 &n«aVJ BBaV^^^^^^^^^^^ .^afl HsT* HbbVJ .^SbVJ LaaaW afl I3BKXarV^iB(E*E^BL JHr .sal aaatSnßaKeV&BKC^BaiS /M aaaaf .afl amP* LaaaKaffcHbKSKcfS *M /^asfl BfeaRM«F BaM^al af JT .afl i^k- BaaaSatMHßSaTCxSß^aaP^^^^^Bß if k <v afl ■£S3s^n££Jiifl Lv/a^a^sHfl aaa^aaa£^£sttfam Jr^AalX F^ e»H tt, -^^H \£9a^a^flD.a^BW satH^am T^J& W*Ji P J403 words
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153 1974-06-18 8 MAUREEN CHUA - The night a bridegroom went back to mother for his security pillow MAUREEN CHUA By jT was good-bye to the rowdy yamsengs and hullabaloo at the dinner as the newly-weds stepped into their Indeed, the poor couple were more than relieved to have some peace and quiet to themselves after153 words
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Article492 1974-06-18 8 Bedtime rituals "Where are you going?" asked the puzzled wife as her husband started to put on bis shoes too. "Back to mum's to get the pillow. Why don't you dress up and come along with me?" Bhe did. and the couple drove 12 miles for the eight-by-four-lnch security piUow492 words
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Article, Illustration315 1974-06-18 8 How to show your true colour pRENCH beautician Nicole Levasseur is r out to get women to show their true colours, without any artificial cover-uD. "The latest look In Paris Is the transparent face, with a glowing complexion which shines through the light foundation," she said when she was here315 words
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242 1974-06-18 8 Realistic fakes' are making the scene CHUNKY plastic bead chokers and metal pendants have lon* been flashing* from the necks of our wellgroomed girls' They are still around and will probably be back again with greater force in new forms and styles in the future. Bat for the time being,242 words
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Article, Illustration115 1974-06-18 8 For those who want authentic appeal bark finishing and diamond cuts to give an authentic appeal. Wendy (above right) models a silver plated necklace with white cry atal and navy blue plastic Insets. It Is done In a link -chain stylo which graduates from one row to three rows down115 words
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Article, Illustration445 1974-06-18 8 How to overcome teenage skin problems Most teenage skin problems are due to excessive oiliness, the direct result of adolescent hormonal changes overactivating the oil (sebaceous) glands. This condition is most common below the age of twenty-five, but can persist until later in life. If not checked it can lead445 words
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Advertisement75 1974-06-18 8 Until qow you've been hiding a f reshec more perfect layer of skin! Complexion I to re-ba lance a multitude of I complexion complaints j£ Skin Dynamics It gently safely sluf fs away dead surface eels. Tv -Itre-iextunses •It adds suppleness. f -It creates a more responsive skin. B IouTRIE75 words
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Advertisement157 1974-06-18 8 Nsw^s^s^^l W rmer*avi(Jl iosa M That's Italian for "marvellous" And that's what you'll say when you see the fabulous range of I ARISTON gas cookers. Each one's a real aristocrat. 1 L Take the luxury model 542 GTE (illustrated) jM for example. It has all these most wanted features: ARISTON157 words
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Article26 1974-06-18 9 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Mon. Fire gutted a jo» stick factory In Kubang Ulu, about five miles from here, yesterday afternoon, causing damage estimated at $30,00026 words
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219 1974-06-18 9 Shorter hours plan to cut costs at petrol kiosks ITUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Petrol kiosk owners in Peninsular Malaysia are proposing to operate from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. dally to save operating costs. At least dealers In two states Selangor and Peralc are keen on the proposal A vice-president (for219 words
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Article, Illustration167 1974-06-18 9 OLD STOCK RICE STILL ON SALE KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. F r 1 c c control of rice comet into effect tomorrow, bat new graded rice appears to be In short supply in the market. A random survey today showed that many shops including snmr supermarkets are still selling old stock167 words
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424 1974-06-18 9 TO IMPROVE NEWSPAPER ROLE KUALA LUMPUR. Mund>y fUN Abdul Razak called on newspaper editors and publishers today to consider the setting up of a "watchdog body to ensure that the Press is functioning in close bar rßony with the aspirations of the rakyat. But424 words
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Article200 1974-06-18 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday SINGAPORE, Malaysia and Indonesia will hold a meeting within the next three months to discuss pollution In tt.e Straits of Malacca, Special Functions Minister In charge of Nuclear Energy and Environment Mr. Michael Chen said today. He said the date and venue200 words
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Article83 1974-06-18 9 Close ranks call to MCA members SEREMBAN, MOD. MCA members were told yesterday to close ranks to achieve unity and strength to enable the party to play a meaningfu' role In the National Fiont. "Our party cannot be complacent and be only a inmiigti In the Front," toe Deputy OommimtnaUooa83 words
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Article41 1974-06-18 9 KUALA LOMFUR. Men. Delt«aU» from mtntnl earntrttf h«v« tapm •fT*»ta« here for th» fifth ?■>— lie Pontan Ifinteun Contemn* which opens on Friday. Thott who trrivvd today wtr* Motor officials from B.udl Ar.hu. tfgtwnljSin Tunisia. Iraq. Turk**. Syria and Oambto41 words
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Article25 1974-06-18 9 KXJALA LUMPtm. MM. Th« Dwrao «akjr»t wul stt •cam for tight daji tnm July If. The •"•*»j2"i begin iv four-day sttUng from July M25 words
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198 1974-06-18 9 NZ Govt's concern over jailed Malaysian student OfELLINGTON, Mon. —Prime Minister Norman Kirk said today the New Zealand Government is still awaiting a report about the Jailing of a Malaysian student, Mr. Khoo Ec Liam, In Kuala Lumpur. The New Zealand University Students Association has alleged that Mr. Khoo hasReuter - 198 words
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82 1974-06-18 9 10 years for killing lover's hubby KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A nan In a ki»e triangle *v jailed for 10 yaan by the High Court today after he admitted killing hl» lover'B hucband In drunken fight last Ceepavall M. Pachlappan. U. originally charged with murder, pleaded guilty to a reduced chart*82 words
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Advertisement197 1974-06-18 9 I I Do Women Have to Age Faster In the Tropics? >-v Not if they keep their skin young-looking HM with Tussy Lemon Moisturiser! M Everyone knows that the intense heat and glare of the tropical I sun, dust, perspiration and pollutants; and the sudden changes BISW// j from suffocating197 words
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Miscellaneous238 1974-06-18 9 Bringing Up Father »y BUI Ksivoign «fc Hal Cm ap f i S6S yOU *Hi I >CU SHOULD M*E MAPcAj >O»J BETTW* DO THAT WALL PiP >OU TAKE 3*OOVWsA U— DCNT KNOW 1 BOTH WALLS TM6 SAME OVw* A&AJN.' I OONT LIKE ACVCE J««S»VOC KNOW J /Much about couofi 1238 words
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Article407 1974-06-18 10 PRESIDENT NIXON'S tour of the Middle East has cut a swathe of nuclear proliferation through an already explosive region. That somewhat exaggerated assessment represents the viewpoint of Mr. Nixon's critics who were aghast at last week's US-Egypt nuclear agreement and who, by the same token, should be deeply407 words
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Article164 1974-06-18 10 YESTERDAY'S bomb explosion at West--1 minster was not the first time the "Mother of Parliament" came under attack. Ouy Fawkes failed to blow It up In 1604 but much of the old Parliament building was destroyed by fire in the 1830s. During the London blitz of the164 words
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Article417 1974-06-18 10 BJWIUIAM CAMPBELL - Alarm bells to protect HDB flats BJWIUIAM CAMPBELL ly A BURGLAR alarm A suddenly sets up a shrill clamour in an HDB flat. At the sound a would-be thief abandons his attempt to break in and bolts off as neighbouring flat dwellers emerge to find out what the ruckus is417 words
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1344 1974-06-18 10 TARZIE VITTACHI - First, make sure ow will to develop TARZIE VITTACHI By United Nations the facts of life primarily that the "population problem" is not only family planning or birth control but a much wider concern involving the extra load of passengers on "spaceship earth." Such accommodation means more than food. It1,344 words
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671 1974-06-18 10 F. DREW - F. DREW By r Ouagadougou, Upper Volta "/^OCA-COLA today's V^ thirst!" proclaim the stickers In the ban of Bamako, Ouagadougou, and a dosen other subSaharan cities of West Africa. But 1974s thirst is. jet again, proving rather more intractable than that, and looks671 words
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380 1974-06-18 10 Doctors alarmed by drug allegations rjiHE Singapore Medical J. Assodatlpn has noted with alarm the comments and allegations expressed by your reader on "Doctors and use of drugs' (ST. June 11) The Association wishes to reassure the public and your readers that "overprescrlblng" has not reached "alarming proportions" as alleged380 words
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Letter272 1974-06-18 10 11TE refer to the letter »T entitled "Flaws in those Science textbooks" (May 29). We thank your correspondent for the Interest he has demonstrated In pointing out In his views, certain inaccuracies In the content of a textbook recommended by the Ministry of Education. In the teaching of272 words
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Advertisement18 1974-06-18 10 One of I wM. 1 1 the better I HI watches 1 W from V W Switzerland r\18 words
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Advertisement280 1974-06-18 10 ®Rushnell JLLJ SPORTS OPTJCS fit for prof essionats fit for you I (skL J2JM mT^****! jF^L IP"' ssssrV Award Winning Binoculars BUSHNELL BmocUars. masterpiece* with 1 to 2o years warranty Precision made, ttty coated to grve you extra wide and razor sharp definition with noc* of the distractions and eye280 words
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Article, Illustration777 1974-06-18 11 TSAI TAN - Consolidation behind the slower rate of progress at UOB /XDNSOLIDATION Is the key word In chairman Datuk Wee Kheng Chiang's report explaining the slower rate of progress at United Overseas Bank in 1973. Consolidated croup profits attributable to shareholders after all provisions and tax come to $15 14 million, against777 words
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369 1974-06-18 11 Stop breathing in unhealthy chalk dust A LEADING Japanese pen manufacturing company has come up with a revolutionary replacement for the conventional chalk and black-board method of display and Instruction. This new board known commercially as the Pilot Wytebord uses markers Instead of chalk therefore cutting down risk of chalk369 words
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196 1974-06-18 11 SOH TIANG KENG - Security Pacific to open representative office in S'pore SOH TIANG KENG By SECURITY Pacific National Bank, one of America* 10 largest banks, will open its Singapore representative office on July 1. A ndlng the Singapore regional office In Denmark House, Raffles Quay, Is vice-president lan Richard de Leschery. Apart from196 words
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Article960 1974-06-18 11 EDWIN DALE - EDWIN DALE By WASHINGTON: The package of agreements reached last week by the "Committee of 20" nations negotiating world monetary reform will not visibly or quickly affect the daily lives of foreign traders, tourists or even foreign exchange dealers. But, If It works, the package960 words
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Advertisement147 1974-06-18 11 The Bank of Canton Limited W years of banking in Asia Security Pacific National Bank 100 years of banking tn U.S.A. I and around the world I Hb^^^^ 160 years of banking experience you can bank on The Bank of Canton Limited, in affiliation with Security Pacific National Bank which147 words
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Advertisement162 1974-06-18 11 bJb^b^b^t MAr^^m BV^ /A\\# ]jrVV9^HJp4vV*^^^^BU GOURMET LUNCH AND DINNER FOR PEOPLE WHO LOVE EXCEPTIONAL FOOD LUNCH our offerings from the trolley: TRADITIONAL ENGLISH ROAST BEEF Golden brown Yorkshire Pudding A crisp salad DINNER our speciality, and a hot favourite: LINCOLNSHIRE SKEWERED PORK (marinated with apples and charcoal-broiled) A wide a162 words
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Article, Illustration965 1974-06-18 12 Airbus— economical and the quietest them all A3 PART Of its worldwide market in g campaign, Airbus Industrie's team of top executives arrived in Singapore recently to demonstrate the selling points of their "A3ooB"— k no w n popularly as the European Airbus. According to Mr. H. Zlegler, president and965 words
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454 1974-06-18 12 KINGSLEY WOOD - BHP seeks staff for pilot tin plant in Indonesia KINGSLEY WOOD By OYDNEY: BHP Is advertising for staff for its A 53.75 million pilot tin plant in Indonesia. The company has been investigating the Up mine, called Kelapa Kampit, on the island of Belltung, since 1971. PT Broken HIM Indonesia454 words
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Article247 1974-06-18 12 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. RJI. Maxwell wtil relinquish his posit lor as manager, lubricants md technical services at British Petroleum Singapore with effect from Jine 30, according to an tnnouncement by BP's *eglonal marketing manager, Mr. C.C. Horn. The announcement said Mr. Koh Kirn Wan, lubricants engineer, will be appointed247 words
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Advertisement351 1974-06-18 12 ■K^M WE ■MU^H deliver ■IB ■immediately P^ M As soon as you order we V IPI swing into action Hs^^ll Ur-i and get your bearings L^ ,1 I t0 y° u in a nurf y00 TT^ I m No delays! We've our own fleet mJp^\ 1 m of vans and351 words
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Advertisement23 1974-06-18 12 fire resistant j decor boards < nmm rtveor.rnw gypium planfi mthmttot libtw lord* demountable partition systems Bxl i standard office contracts furniture [»ROXY(S)PTE LTD23 words
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Advertisement162 1974-06-18 12 BBW^^^^si^B^tv^B^V^L a^KW «4a^atfsr^B^a*^^LaW Philippine Airlines geh your clothes Contact Philippine Airlines on off foster. The fastest palletized ***** or your cargo agent for cargo service from Singopore to San reservations and further Francisco. A new, more economical information about palletized air cargo service for exporters of cargo, locally mode wearing162 words
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Article, Illustration176 1974-06-18 13 INDICES June 14 Jane 17 Industrials: 151.J1 tSIM 9 Finance: 414.57 4M.7S f Hotels: 17«J2 17«J» Properties: MS.IJ ttt.7l t Tins: IM.SB It».IS t rubber*: J45..7 J45J7 t 0.C.8.C.: 144.M 243.M t 8.E.8. lad.: ***** Z7«.*Z Dec. M. I*M IN f Dm. 31. IMI 1M 1 Dec.176 words
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Article1577 1974-06-18 13 rpHE last transacted aala at the close of buslnea* In tha Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day* price*, together with 1974 high and low. Adjusted for aU new Issues i INDUSTRIAL CLOSIMO TOMI: All arcttooa cloaatf aanrr. TURNOVIR: Official total turnover on tht Singapore1,577 words
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Article366 1974-06-18 13 PRICES etwd general1 ly in quirt trading on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. Liquidity in the marr~t remained tight following the recent issue of eight million shares by Gathrir Berhad. The Issue Is now out of the way a i d some money will366 words
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Article1206 1974-06-18 13 BID and offer prices officially listed and buatneaa in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Slngapora yesterday with the number of snares traded shown In brackets in lota of 1.000 units unJeaa otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (2 248 3 428) XD. Ajiao i 2 708 11,206 words
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Article1222 1974-06-18 13 T»LD and of ter prices officially listed ana bualnesa in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shires traded shown in brarkelt In lot* of 1.000 unit* unleaa otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Ajinamata <2408>. A Taaa 'IMB 1 108) Allan <3 108 31,222 words
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Article510 1974-06-18 13 MERRILL Lynch, parent of the US'j largest brokerage firm, plant to enter the insurance business by acquiring Family Llle Insurance. The announcement may accelerate similar moves by the other big retail brokerage (Inns. Several have indicated that they were actively considering similar acquisitions or were planning to510 words
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Article297 1974-06-18 13 Trendless day in KL market T<HE Kuala Lumpur ■1 Stock Exchange experienced one of its quietest sessions yesterday, with trading remaining featureless and uncertain for the better part of the day. Bven hot favourites did not get their usual following, so turnover slumped accordingly to 124 million units Prices closed297 words
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Article694 1974-06-18 13 Inchcape good year ahead ALTHOUGH Inchcape has Just passed an extremelysuccessful year and results for the first quarter of 1974 are reported to be still running anead of those achieved last time, chairman A.A. Webster is careful to point out possible pitfalls which can mar the rest of the year.694 words
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Article31 1974-06-18 13 Rubber: Jane 17. Singapore: 172 00 cts (down 5.50 ct>> Malaysia: 172 00 cts (down 5.50 cts) Tin: $1,310 25 (up $2,121 Official offering: 254 taws (up 58 tons).31 words
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Article55 1974-06-18 13 llturdir Prt«r UM U»» MrlbMrat (1) CteM* IW.M Hi ill CtOM« 157 00 B«!rut I«*M> IM.OO H— «fc»n« OaW IST.M BiirMk Clu<4 IMOOB C1«m« IHMt Pan* CtaM« mm ■'»*n (2) 1M MB 1W T»B 1(1 23* 1H« rsport piic* In •oti-iitrllni •r«u to U Mltn per ouac*. (1)55 words
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Article28 1974-06-18 13 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday gained $2 12 J to $1,310 25 per picul on an official offering up 58 tops to 254 tons.28 words
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Article102 1974-06-18 13 -MINUS PROOUCS IX 1 CMANCI lIMCAfOat NOON cLOLtiHC paicts rm picul TSSTtaOAT eillMMl Oil bulk (180 nominal drum lltS nominal Capra: Mlxaa (taoaa) UK/ Piaair: Muntok AJBTA whit* to b 100% NLW B*M aallara. Sarawak whlta fob NL.W 12*11 aallara. Sarawak apadal Mack fob. 88% NLW SJOO aallara. aarawak102 words
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Article695 1974-06-18 13 /"IONDITIONB In the \j Singapore rubber market yesterday were very quiet and thin throughout the morning. Opening quotations were marked down following overseas advices but the market steadied back Initially on short-cover-ing. Later prices were shaded marginally. The morning session closed quiet. The market slipped In the afternoon695 words
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Article79 1974-06-18 13 f SMR prim iwucc at noon yesterday lair A"f (Onwt Mta> <r«nru4 Mtk) m«i N|«ilt»n Hwlihi least* perks) (ee«»»p«k«-> •CV (1 ion pallet) JlO 90 JIJOON 210 00 JIJOON »L (1 too pallet) 110 00 11J00N HO 00 11J0ON (1 ton pallet) ITT 00 in.OOlf 177.00 ntOON 1079 words
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Article59 1974-06-18 13 rE US dollar moved in the Singapore forex market yesterday within a narrow margin in very quiet trading to finish around $*****-70 from the opening $2.4450--70 level. It was first reported done at $2.4460 after which It held steady in light trading at $*****--65 till lunch time. In59 words
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Article192 1974-06-18 13 The following are the nominal average closing Interbank ratea In Singapore: Currencies Nwnlaal ralcj Smithsonian PerrrnUge a.— ted yesterday Icrow) parity change US dollar 2 4460 2 4470 2 £196 —13 25 Sterling pound 5 8506 5 8605 ***** —30.37 Hongkong dollar 48 53 48.58 50.51 —3 92192 words
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Article224 1974-06-18 13 US Dm 2 5130 2.5160 US Belg 37.84 37 M US Guilder 2 8470 2 8490 St US 2 4455 2 4445 Ml US ***** ***** 8$ 5 8480 5 8580 S$ Ml 101 45 101 52 HK US 5 0380 5 0395 HK 12 0550 12224 words
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Article593 1974-06-18 13 HONGKONG HONGKONG. Mon. A see-saw pattern developed on the market today. After opening on a very brisk note with share prices rising across the board, the market eased gradually as the morning wore on. The market firmed now and then during the day but was soon weakened by593 words
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Advertisement809 1974-06-18 14 STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to Oil the following vacancies in the Public Works Department. Brunei. A. ARCHITECTS: Qualifications and Experience a) Must be fully qualified and registered architect preferable associate or corporate member of R.1.8-A. or equivalent Institute809 words
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Advertisement772 1974-06-18 14 STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCIES IN THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Applications are invited for the following positions at the Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah Teachers College. Brunei. Lecturer in Mathematics methods: Lecturer in Physical Education (mal«) (Bi Lingual) Lecturer in Education (2 positions) Malay medium Lecturer in Malay Language (2 positionr > Lecturer in772 words
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Advertisement564 1974-06-18 14 Applications are invited from graduates of a recognised University who meet with the specifications for the following positions pm* Employee Relations Officer Responsibilities I He will be accountable to the Manager. Administration for all matters relating to the Company's industrial relations and is expected to represent the Company at Management564 words
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Advertisement605 1974-06-18 14 T. L C. C A diversified Company with maior operations in Taiwan and Hong Kong and two factories in Singapore now intends to establish a new integrated chemical complex for synthetic tex tiles here, it invites applications for the following positions 1 MECHANICAL ENGINEER 2 CHEMICAL ENGINEER 3 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER605 words
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Advertisement550 1974-06-18 14 We are one of the largest international banks with a worldwide network of branches and affiliates. In connection with our expansion, we are looking for young dynamic men to fill the following positions. Male Officer Trainees Applicants must possess a University degree, preferably majoring in Business Administration or Economics or550 words
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187 1974-06-18 15 Hospital's intensive care unit ready soon THE proposed $200,000 centralised Intensive care unit to be developed at Outram Hospital I* expected to be completed in September. A hospital spokesman said yesterday: "About $150,000 Is being used to buy sophisticated equipment to help treat heart and lung ailments. "The balance will187 words
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Article, Illustration843 1974-06-18 15 Raja: Threat from real... FOREIGN Minister Mr. S. Rajuratnum warned yesterday that the probability of Singapore being destroyed from within by its own citizens was far greater and more real than the destruction of the Republic by outside forces. Mr. Rajaratfiam, who was opening a six-day seminar on National Values843 words
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Article290 1974-06-18 15 Why S'pore needs open system SINGAPORE'S development into a technological society will depe.nd on whether her people accept the concept of an open 1 class system. Dr. R.S. Bhathal. deputy director of the Sin gapore Science Centre, said this at a seminar on National Values of Singapore for pre university290 words
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Article109 1974-06-18 15 Date set for defamation hearing THE summons hearing of the case of former Sin Chew Jit Poh chief accountant, Chong Wan Pong, accused of defaming the general manager of the newspaper, will begin In a magistrate's court on Sept. 30. Chong is alleged va have made imputation* againU Wong Yut109 words
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Article167 1974-06-18 15 POLICE PROBE TWO RAPE CASES A woman and a teenage girl have reported to the police that they were raped after being lured into lonely spots by their assailants. The woman, about 26 years r.'d, said that she was also robbed of her gold chain after being raped near Pearl's167 words
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206 1974-06-18 15 Bid to smuggle rice: Thai Govt acts AN OFFICIAL of A the Thai Embassy here said yesterday his Government would take action against the crew members of Thai fishing vessels which tried to smuggle rice into Singapore. He said It was an offence In his country for anyone to export206 words
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Advertisement120 1974-06-18 15 txihuui nar'v From Indonesia f* \Jf'. 26th h 27th June 1974 %\f\ \rr^ x National Theatre V^ \y T,rkets $2. 3 8. b j^g^^aM "5*T, Available at: i /jßj& y National Theatre H^M A spectacular combination R.^ of beauty and movement. B Ancient Indonesian folk-lore brought to life in wM120 words
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Advertisement239 1974-06-18 15 Mr i 7 it easy with a HOOVEBJSS2C Hoover 652 C's extra-wide swept For above-floor cleaning, the 652 C path lets you cope easily with has a two-speed motor to give you large carpeted areas. Its modern extra power. And a front headsmooth contours enable its light helps you expose239 words
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Miscellaneous22 1974-06-18 15 WATER consumption on Sunday was 106.9 million gallons < 486.000 cubic metres), 14.7 millions gallons (67,000 cpbic metres) less than than on Saturday.22 words
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Miscellaneous889 1974-06-18 15 ■^T^^^V^b^V^b^bl bßb^^b^b^B»*^^^^^b^B b^bV^B^b^bl TV SINGAPORE (5) i n w i tt nM m ainM m in Bnef IU.UU Trade and Test Tram- U.JU Lassie Lassie's Bus) ■Was Colour) IM Trade and Dty 7Jt News Mafuine (MalayTest Transmission (Cologr) IJI repeat) IM Km (Malay) 7.41 Openiflf and In and Around (Eng889 words
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Advertisement1117 1974-06-18 16 Anda sebagai seorang Warganegara Malaysia adalah dipelawa untuk mengisi kekosongan didalam jawatan -jawatan yang berikuf— A. JAWATAN JAWATAN PBGAWAI UNDANCUNDANO Tugaa: L KETUA PEGAWAI PERANCANG CORPORATE Berunggungj.w.b menentuk.n «en,u. pinjam.n Tugaa: van* diberi oleh UDA itu terjamin. Mengurus dan Bertugas sebagai Ketua Cawangan yang ber- membantu Peguarn-Peguam Cara/Peguarn-PeKuarn unggungjawab untuk1,117 words
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Advertisement947 1974-06-18 16 QSDORQ JAWATAN KOSONG Jawatan: PBNYFLIA PEJAHAT (2 jawatan Kosong) Ug»wr :22 tahun keataa (perempuan). Ketalßsan B.C. atau B.PM. dan kebolehan bertutor didalam Bahasa Ingserla dent an fBMh. Fe>f alasmaa Mempunyai pengalaman aektirang-kurangnya 2 tahun benerja MDagal keranl atau Salesgirl, boleh menaip sekurang-kurang 40 p.s.m. dan tahu menguruskan Akaun Syarlkat, urusan947 words
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Advertisement297 1974-06-18 16 KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tswsrsn-tswsrsn sdslsh diptlawa dsripads KontrekUr-Kontrckter/Pembekal-Pssßbakal bagi ke.js-Wjs tarssbut di bawak mi:— -(A) BP NO: 144/74: Meagaagkut Bush- $10.00 Bush Kelsps Sawit satu set (FFB) dari Sg. Koyan I. Periagkat 2, Kuala Lipis, Pahang k* Kilaag Bukit Mend i 80 Bstu) stau Kilaag JengkalV(±77Bstu). (B) BP. NO: 147/74: Menusi,297 words
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Advertisement376 1974-06-18 16 IN THE HIGH COUKT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUBtrUR COMPANIBS WINDING UP NO: I OF 1*74 In the Matter of Standard Aaa-date (Malaysia) Oroup Sdn Berha-I and In the Matter of the Companies Act. IMS. ADVEBTIBEMENT OP PETITION NOTiCI Is hereby given that a petition fu the wtnding-UD of the376 words
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Advertisement1064 1974-06-18 17 FULLY CONTAINIKIZED SIKVICE TO EU«O*I •Mttol I'M* FM: MMIITI HJtMa Ml 22 iprjardM. /MWitrtM, tetMm. le Hunt. SSnSSSIt JgJ»!iMM. HMMt IfMM. trMMI-MI. MMitTt Mm *at i Atrtwa, ri>|l»Mtit (tOMMrf. MtMoe. "m? 11 mi JJ SttCMMM. (Wo. HaWMi. IMM fat(fMi. CMa« Taa. Ut M lan fu m lan. FULf. CONTAINERIZED SEKVICE1,064 words
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Advertisement790 1974-06-18 17 MaHMin »1J444; t. Kmmmt 4141; XX. *****; hni| ***** THE BANK LIMB LTD. IMK mil! MftlCi. TITUM I J llr«j ea»f) P UW| It/B MM I'Mn I. 1/TM* UITUM [cam laaa an) P uMat i'tan 11/14 mm MIT UM (lam. L Mtraaat. I I aikcd P «ni»t M/a Mat t790 words
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Article254 1974-06-18 18 r M ;H«"y ".a*:" gVc'.V t*n« RAMOIMIMTI F 0« JUHI 1(. •UT: Taybank I 1. Oaataar I) 14 Botany Tnumpk l» It Hataaa Maank I*. BiralU Mara tT/U. Kay* Man UM Malay.t. Ran M/St. Akl* RrWtr 40 41 votaaka 44. LaiaiiHa itollovati kr Butata »ll»l 47. Kur.m.254 words
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Advertisement958 1974-06-18 18 [vLi > *^tTwA3Aiaia»KN KAISHA LTD. UWASMU lIWUI USER UISM LTI. IMB. MOW KOW STUITS SEWICL MM Maaakaaf tiaMnn f MM«f Mtim ii mm* iimm 4J*MMMMM#M aai JMM4MI SMWtOa) S,»|.ao.. FM laaaff ta aicaatT aMa pMaMatMjaajl Japan ArMblan Cull Sorvloo •.afuwi mt' •Mart laOTa.-MiiiaaiaMtr. J.p.njSoatH AMM-WaM AlrtOM Sorvloo unmo 'talIIUUIU lUaa958 words
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Advertisement886 1974-06-18 18 \a^ nepTung ocicnT untr U.K. IUHOM SWVrCT LOADING FO« LONOCN. tOTTIROAM. HAMtUtG. BILBAO. LI HAVII S>apaara f laajat PMaaf laMaa > tarn »f>t MfTWM IMf IMI M MM/I M*f l/IMrf If I latf II Mr l*af laa( MfTMM UffMM W/IJ tat S/l M M/M *a| M laat M laat a886 words
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Advertisement633 1974-06-18 18 <m m m m m m^ mmmmm lM!!l&( m l m^ mm txmss sarct tb imam. ummL/trnnon rmn "™T7 T S.a|Ma>i f MUa« raaaai Laafcaa. far NMi TIUIII ti/MMM BlVtm, M/MlaM ».MM a-7 LMMa 3 aaa 1-% araaaa 11/t, ma mmm m... w*m«mm ngZXUm 11/». r«aa ill mmimim i/iaaj a/iMt633 words
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Advertisement607 1974-06-18 18 DEATH MRS. TAY KOH VAT nee TAN TIAM NEO, 87, passed away peacefully 16/6/74, leaving behind 7 sons, 6 daughters, 4 sons-in-law, 9 daughters-in-law, 72 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Cortege leaves 368, Thomson Road on 20/6/74 at 2.00 p.m. for Chua Chu Kang Buddhist Cemetery. NOTICE This Is to607 words
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Advertisement892 1974-06-18 19 38 Mezzanine Floor y— v H J J_- J J Hiiwn Hotel N oelmont .sir:: r=H Tel: *****/8 N S OClIl*Olla« A leading Property Company invites applicants for the two positions of Special Assistants to the Director. Qualifications A basic university or professional qualification together with a high level of892 words
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Advertisement369 1974-06-18 19 UNIVERSITI MALAYA Fakulti Ekonomi Pentadbiran Permononan-pennshooan adalah dlpelawa untuk ia*atan-Jawatan koaong yang tersebut dlbawah. Tertakluk kepada kelayakan uinlah dan pengalaman yang sesual keutamaan akan diberl kepada calun-calun yang mahir dalam Bahata Malaysia. A. Oaa Jawataa Pre.easer Ma4ya Ailaas eMaagMdanf bertkut: (1) Pentadbtran Awam (Public Administration) (U) Perangkaan Statistical Calun-calun meitllah369 words
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Advertisement257 1974-06-18 19 CARRIER INTERNATIONAL SDN. BERHAD, invites applications from Malaysian citizens for the following positions: -(1) QUALITY CONTROL FOREMAN Applicants should preferably have a trade or vocational certificate and at least three esr» experience in a quality control environment. (3) MECHANICAL FITTER Applicants must have welding and maintenance experience on factory machinery257 words
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Advertisement480 1974-06-18 19 'MYS MOD 1 EXPANSION WORKS Malayawau Steel Berhad will be inviting tenders for expansion works in connection with their Mod 1 Project Anyone interested in participating in the tender is requested to submit their names and addresses and the following information to MYS by 30.6.74. If you need clarification before480 words
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Advertisement561 1974-06-18 19 CHARTER CONSOLIDATED (M) SDN. BERHAD TRONOH MINES LIMITED ANNOUNCEMENT An exclusive agreement has been signed between the Selangor State Development Corporation of the one part (55%) and Charter Consolidated (Malaysia) Sendirian Berhad (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Charter Consolidated Limited) and Tronoh Mines Limited jointly of the other part (45%) concerning561 words
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Advertisement463 1974-06-18 20 DIETHELM MARKETING DIVISION invites applications for the position of SALESMAN to promote a wide range of Hardware and Sundry Products. The job calls for a hardworking and ambitious young man with previous working experience in sales promotion, preferably in similar product lines as well as knowledge of the wholesale and463 words
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Advertisement452 1974-06-18 20 ACCOUNTS CAREER OPPORTUNITY IMi position it an opportunity for an ambitious young person studying Accountancy who is interested in joining a large and diversified Group in Singapore which offers good career prospects. POSITION: Accounts/ Administrative Supervisor DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (1) Prepares statutory accounts and monthly Management accounts. (2) Oversees the452 words
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Advertisement420 1974-06-18 20 s» flnnouncfmcnT «se THE DYNASTY GROUP OF COMPANIES hat the pleasure to announce the promotions and appointments of the following gentlemen: QS2Q9 Olavy** Jk W* K OZAKI JOHN PANG Assistant Managtr Mana»»r Houtoku Dynasty (s) Pte Ltd Dynasty Interiors (s) Pt* Ltd LIM LIAN KHENG Sales Managtr Dynasty (Malaysia) Sdn420 words
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Advertisement546 1974-06-18 20 JAWATAN KOSONG Lembaga Kemaju&n Pahang Tenggara (DARA) mempelawa permohonan-permohonan dartpada warganegara Malaysia bagl memenuhl Jawatan-Jawatan berlkut: (1) JAWATAN (1) Pegawal Kerani Calun-calun hendaklah sebalk-balknya mempunyal pengalaman dalam bldang kewangan sekurang-kurangnya LIMA tahun dan memlllkl SIJII Pelajaran Malaysia atau yang seteraf dengannya serta mendapat kepujlan dldalam bahasa Malaysia dlperlngkat peperlksaan tersebut.546 words
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Advertisement578 1974-06-18 20 A leading industrial group invites applications for a SENIOR INTERNAL AUDITOR at the Head Office in Singapore. This is an appointment in which the successful applicant will originate and develop the audit function within a progressive group and contribute to the evolution of systems and operational and accounting information. The578 words
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Article109 1974-06-18 21 SPOT in Th* 4.000 th c Unsifted ad. in contort SP(7) I* In today* paper You may win a BHEAFFER Golden Vintage set worth $OS/S»nd in your entrto* now. Ctoemg a.i. for Contort SP(7) I* Saturday Jun* 22. noon. 00 YOU NEED expert and qualified advice on your109 words
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Obituary171 1974-06-18 21 MR LIM KENG HONG departed 16 6 74 leaving behind his beloved wife, two sons Jeng Klat. Jeng Pin. five daughters, two daughters-in-law, four sons-ln-Wllllam Chla. Charlie Urn. Lee Yew Kuan. Frederick. Hen- and twelve grandchildren •■Ke leaves. 43 Jalan Leban. Sembawang Hill Estate 2.00 p m 18171 words
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Article30 1974-06-18 21 THE CORTEGE OF Mr Albert PC Wong F.I.C.E FI struct E will leave 72. Ooodman Road at 2 00 p.m on Wednesday. 19th June for Mt Vernon Crematorium30 words
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Article110 1974-06-18 21 THE FAMILY of the late Mdm. Llm Luan Ngoh thank Yen Seek Kong Poh. members of the Xwong Chee Tng and Hoe Yew Sla. Dr Chee Chin Tlong. relatives and friends for their kind attendance, condolences, wreaths, scrolls and generous donations during their recent bereavement THE FAMILY of110 words
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Article24 1974-06-18 21 LEE IN MEMORY OF OUR beloved David call homed 18.6 70 In the ;weet by and by. We shall meet on that beautiful shore24 words
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Advertisement1724 1974-06-18 21 I classified ads ID ir CJ«rS4MU FEMALE TYPIST/ CLERK Salary $140 p m Call personally 830 a m to 1 p.m Wednesday June 19th 242. Serangoon Road. Singapore. 8. Expanding Shtopfna OrganlsatUn requires SHIPPING INWARO CLERKS and BOARDING CLERKS Appty P.O. Box 2572. SECRETARY REOUIRED for construction firm Please write1,724 words
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Advertisement685 1974-06-18 21 LEADING BOLE DISTRIBUTOR for water-pump, outboard motor, engine, (pare parts etc required salesmen Apply P O Box 2790 Must mark "Oil" on envelope. a large, well established manufacturing company invites applications from Singapore citlsens for the position of c Orad? 2 Cambridge School Certificate c Ability to converse In 2685 words
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Advertisement796 1974-06-18 21 EXPERIENCED FITTERS and Intelligent welders required i>y engineering firm In Jurong Cull personally anytime at 3. Jalan Terusan. Spore 22 with 2 passport site photographs Nißmel Iron 8 Stoat MB* LML, Invites applications for the post of LABORATORY ASSISTANTS (MALE) flM*tal) *ltum.'EMp*il*iu.m Oeneral Certificate of Education "O" Level with credits796 words
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Advertisement643 1974-06-18 21 BBTABLISMBO COMPANY REOUWtCB Male/ Female Part/ Full Time Field Staff For Its Expansion Programme Attractive Commissions And Excellent Op&ortunlty For Promotion Fleeted AppllcanU Will Be Olven Allowance Apply P.O Box 76. Singapore OSEROI IMPERIAL MOTEL has immediate vacancies for the following positions: -(1) COCKTAIL LOUNGE HOSTESS AppllcanU must be between643 words
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Advertisement639 1974-06-18 21 A TRANSPORT COMPANY requires (a) experienced wharf clerks (b) 40 footer trailer drivers (c) lorry drivers Applicants must be Singapore cltlxens Apply personally to 12-B Stanley Street. Spore 1 HITACHI METALS. LTO. JAPAN. Its newly established foundry subsidiary In Jurong has vacancies for (1) WELDERS WITH 8 to 3 YEARS639 words
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Advertisement779 1974-06-18 21 DAVID PMOA S SONS eßar Upper East Cout Road New split-level house, with sea view 3 Bedrooms, study $1,500/- fur nlshed University Road 2-Storey detached house Nice garden 4 Bedrooms $2,300/- furnished Raffles Park: Detached bungalow $3,000/- (well furnished) Barker Road Comfortable 2Bedroom.v study $2 700. unfurnished Woullerton Park: Luxury779 words
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Advertisement818 1974-06-18 21 EXTREMELY LUXURIOUS APARTMCNTS PON RCNT Beverley Mat Hlghpolnt Orange Heights Westwood Crystal Tower Leonle Tower Rental $2,300/- to $2,803/- (unfurnished) Can OevM Phe* 8 Seaa TatSMiaa FURNISHED LUXURIOUS 15th floor apartment at Hilltops, dlst 9 suitable for executives 3 bedrooms, alrcon with parquet flooring. Contact Mr Urn tel ***** Principals818 words
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Advertisement862 1974-06-18 21 DISTRICT 10 HILLCRSST DOUBLE storey rurnlshed semi-detached bungalow 3 alr-condltlon bedrooms rent $1,200/- telephone *****9 ROOMS AVAILABLE AMCOM. furnished' unfurnished. Katong and Upper Serangoon area Tel. Mr Wong *****8 BACHELOR APARTMENT, People's Park Complex. 14th Floor. Furnished, one bedroom with kitchen $490/- pm Call *****8 Mr Henry Quek DETACHED BUNOALOW862 words
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Advertisement787 1974-06-18 22 WOOLERTON PARK: Luxurious •jpurlmenl on high floor Centrally alrcondllloned carpeted, furnished with quality imported furniture, attractive lightings 3 Bedrooms 3 bathrooms, splitlevel living k dining, servant's amenities Swimming pool, private carpark, security services Price: $235,000/- (furnished) Telephone *****2 BEVERLEV MAI Lower Boor Rot lor sale Oomg cheep Price: 52M.000/CaN: DAVID787 words
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Advertisement530 1974-06-18 22 BUNGALOW SINGLE-STOREY Alda Street 6.000 sq v 2-storey terrnce Phoenix Height Tel *****/ *****5 NEWLY COMPLETED APARTMENT dist 12 1.300 sq ft Terruzo/ parquet flooring 3 bedrooms bathroom attached. $89.--000 FBC *****9/ *****7 DIST 10 DOUBLE-STOREY DETACHEO bungalow 12.000 sq ft partly furnished with 3 alrconds $380,000 EBC *****9/ *****7530 words
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Advertisement429 1974-06-18 22 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA OFFICE for rent 473 so. ft Ring Mr. Ng *****0 OOLDEN MILE SHOPPING CENTRE 216 sq ft Selling furnished $25 000 Tenanted $300 p m Meng Housing *****49 FURNISHED THREE TABLES 1 SPACE VACANT, one with room. I Union Building behind International Plaza phone *****2 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING Office429 words
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Advertisement840 1974-06-18 22 NAM-HO TRAVEL SERVICE (SINGAPORE) PTE. LIMITED. Tour West Malaysia Seven Days SSI3O/-. alr-condltloned bus Sslso/-. Malaysia ft Oentlng Highlands by alrcondltloned bus seven days SSI 7O/-. Departure Every Sunday Monday Cameron Highlands Four Days SSSO/-. Gentlng Highlands Four days *****/-. 19/6/74. 20/6/74. 26/6/74. 3/7/74. Bangkok Chlengmal by alr-condltloned bus fifteen840 words
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Advertisement665 1974-06-18 22 SPECIAL LOW to London. New York. Toronto. Los Angeles. Europe. Australia. Indonesia. Hongkong. Tokyo Please call Alrmaster Travel Centre, 36 Dhoby Ohaut (Near Cathay Cinema Tel *****/ ***** INTER-UNION TRAVEL SERVICE SIMF (Groundfloor) Golden Mile Shopping Centre Beach Road. Spore 7 Tel. 258.235/2Sa3.M Special tour lo observe football gams at665 words
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Advertisement607 1974-06-18 22 MANDARIN BEGINNERS 3 MONTH COURSE commencing 18 6 74 Tuesday. Thursday 8 30 pm 930pm by experienced Nanvang University graduate School Certificate will be awarded on completion of the course People's Commercial School (Opposite Odeon Katong) Tel' *****5 the key to Better Reading Higher Grades In School Better Career Opportunities607 words
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Advertisement965 1974-06-18 22 I COPPER RELIEF ART. New classes commencing this week Tel I ((***** EXPERIENCED TEACHER GIVES PIANO lessons and also iulUon in Mandarin Call *****1 Miss Chen SOCIAL DANCING COMMENCING 6.7.74. Contact YMCA Orchard 1 Road tel *****3/*****4 ENGLISH. LITERATURE, GENERAL PAPER for Secondary 4 and Pre-Unlverslty by experienced English Honours965 words
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Advertisement929 1974-06-18 22 1972 COLT OALANT GTO with sports rims, air-con Tip top con- mtact Chia 138. Kirn •i Spore 9 (Opposite Flamingo Nightclub) REGISTERED I*7o FIAT SSSO. Oood condition $3,500 ono Phone *****9 after 10 00 a m FIAT aooo DECEMBER ISS4 in excellent condition. Just overhauled, new tyres/ paint 81.800 Tel929 words
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Advertisement764 1974-06-18 22 INTERFLORA when you care but can't be there send flowers by Inlerflora Worldwide Service Contact your Local Interflora Florists GENUINE BEST QUALITY CROCODILE, snake. Iliard. ostrich skin bags, bells, shoes and wallets at lowest price Chan Reptiles. 120 Peace Centre. Selegle Road Tel *****2 *****3 GIVE HER A GIFT to764 words
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Advertisement805 1974-06-18 22 FOR SALE: fully fun, ll rOd national standard hot- 1 in Kuta Beach Ball, in good rw nlng condition All Included (Manageiient plus working permit lor 1 manager and other IW-ence further details. plea« wr Miv* Artie HndlnatJ, PO Box I 31VJKT. Jakarta. Itdonesla HAVE YOU PLANS hND IDEAS 1805 words
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Article, Illustration20 1974-06-18 23 The dredger at work on the Singapore side of the Straits of Johore.20 words
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Article113 1974-06-18 23 Tags up in all Friendly shops ALL members of the A Singapore Provision Shops Friendly Association have put up price tags on essential commodities, Its general affairs secretary, Mr. Chpng Kar Kee said yesterday. He said officials of the Trade Department and his association had met on the details of113 words
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Article45 1974-06-18 23 IKE Minister for Foreign Affairs and MP for Kampong Olam. Mr. Rajaratnam, will open a Prevent Crime talk cum film show organised by the Kampong Olam Keep Singapore CrimeFree campaign working committee at its community centre auditorium on Wednesday at T p.m.45 words
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427 1974-06-18 23 M. P. BHUPATHY - WIDENING OF LANES TO BEGIN WITHIN 6 MONTHS M. P. BHUPATHY By QKKDCiING of "soft" soil from the seabed at the Singapore end of the causeway b progressing rapidly. About sOOft. of the key-way (the outermost portion of the extension) has been dredged since work started last week. Mr. K.427 words
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184 1974-06-18 23 Toddler 'curious' about all things drowned EIGHTEEN month old Ooh Yeow Poh described as an "lnqul sltlve toddler" by his mother was drowned In a pond near his home In Jalan Hwl Yoh off Ylo Chu Kang His mother, Madam Ngln Moe Lek, 51, said that Yeow Poh, her last-born184 words
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77 1974-06-18 23 2 deny setting bench on fire at stadium TWO teenagers were yesterday charged In the First Magistrate's court with setting fire to a wooden bench at the National Stadium on Saturday. Mohammed Wartf btn Wary and All** bin Mchammed Ohaamll, both 10, were allured to nave committed mlachtef by fire77 words
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Article38 1974-06-18 23 THE Metropolitan YMCA will conduct a 10-eswaton course on How to read and Interpret toe balance sheet' at It* International centre premise* In Palmer Road tuning tomorrow Pee is atO for member* and I*o ror non-menbar*.38 words
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Article12 1974-06-18 23 THKRE were US accident* recorded on Sunday. Five were sertour12 words
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384 1974-06-18 23 'THE College of General Practitioners in ,7 S ln &apore 1* studying the problem of enlisting sufficient medical teachers under a scheme which will prepare new doctors for general practice. A spokesman for the college, which is nitlatlng this first-ever vocational training programme,384 words
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Article23 1974-06-18 23 UPKL Harbour community centre will hold a fourmile road run compeUUor startlnc from lv w anitss. at am on June JO23 words
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202 1974-06-18 23 THE Singapore Booksellers Association prefer booksellers to offer concessions on books direct to students rather than through schools. The association's president. Mr. NTS. Chopra, said his organisation had sought a meeting with the Ministry of Educatlor. authorities to d.scuss t.ils and other problems202 words
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Article77 1974-06-18 23 Help for the handicapped needed THE Hello Support Oroup Club Is seeking volunteers to provide help and entertainment to the handicapped living In districts 13 to 17 through a current project called Friends of the Neighbours. Initially the dub wanu information on problem* and interest* of handicapped *o a* to77 words
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Article31 1974-06-18 23 ABOUT ISO rlelegalee. Including participant* from Singapore, will take part in a 'oc ft re nee hosted by the Rotary Club of Singapore at the Mandarin Hot* on Sunlay.31 words
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Article29 1974-06-18 23 THX Singapore Karate A»ocJ»Uon will hold a karate beginner* class at the HDB Mcl Chin Road office early next month Closing date tor entrlci v June 2729 words
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161 1974-06-18 23 q\HE Singapore Aasocla--1 tion for Mental Health U still looking for a auiuble place for 1U proposed centre in Toa Payoh to counael and rehabilitate the mentally disturbed. Its president, Dr. Taol Wing Poo, said yesterday that the usoclatton had written161 words
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Article43 1974-06-18 23 THB Singapore Lorry Owner* Association will meet on Sun.lay to discuss the aseodaUcn's role In the fiveweek national campaign to encourage car-pools and staggered working hours. The fUTrpr'r* will be launched by the Ministry of Cnmmiinlrarjons on July 1643 words
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Article20 1974-06-18 23 ABDUL Cnanl Huaeeln. 11. was drowned while ratchmc crab* In Ponggoi River on flund. y. poUot aald yeeterday20 words
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165 1974-06-18 23 Conductor with blindfold found dead rPHE body of a bllnd- folded bus conductor was found at the foot of Block 50 in Oeylang Bahru at dawn yesterday. Police found a note In the shirt pocket of Mohammed Yacob Khan, 24, which rend: "Please forgive me for the things I have165 words
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Article37 1974-06-18 23 THE YMCA will conduct »n ei«ht-«eMlon dancing course at lte Orchard Road auditorium every Saturday from July 6 between 6 pm and 7.30 p m. Tht fee u> $30 for members and 535 for non-members37 words
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216 1974-06-18 23 Malacca Straits oil spill averted A MAJOR oil pol- lutlou was averted in the Straits of Malacca re c c ntly when the 40,621 -ton Liber lan tanker, J. Ed. Warren, ran aground on Berhala Bank at the northern end of the straits. The Taiwan bound vessel, which was grounded216 words
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Article77 1974-06-18 23 Course on how to manage a choir THE Department of Extramural Studies, University of Singapore, will start a 30-lecture course on Choralogy at the university's New Lecture Theatre 4 on July 2. The course will provide basic training for choir directon. Topics Include choir organisation and management, choral conducting and77 words
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Advertisement218 1974-06-18 23 CellM I The international shirt from the golden age. _-»k^^ d^^^^*^SHSSßSaflSßiaaslSMßßl BBBB^ Oftni S»wrts are F tfMLV tailored to m« tvgrwst ■^kV *vissr HT stanc.rcis of male ek-^ance m retlrcting the oouirnt matcuhndy VB 'VH SsV ottheqokk- bidesgn cut and tashon detailing Cc'im. I > 4ssr starts untold an e<v218 words
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512 1974-06-18 24 'Dream triumph by 'faceless' Irwin NEW YORK, Mon. 11 Hale Irwin, one of the dozen or so "faceless" golf professionals who earn a good living and win an occasional tournament, had a dream three weeks ago. "I dreamt that I won the U.S. Open with a par on the last512 words
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Article488 1974-06-18 24 EPSOM JEEP - Punters now support 'amateurs' EPSOM JEEP By gINCE the MRA, in conjunction with the Amateur Racing Association, took drastic measures at the beginning of the year to give amateur racing a "new image" punters are beginning to give their support. Punters "went to town" on some of the hot tips488 words
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195 1974-06-18 24 Triumphant comeback by Igloo in Brisbane Cup BRISBANE, Mob. Igloo, a bone which was written off after breaking down badly two years ago, capped a triumphant comeback by winning the A$ 81.75* (about $277,75«) Brisbane Cap over 3.2 M metres (two miles) here today. Igloo (1«-1). owned by American Mrs.Reuter - 195 words
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Article916 1974-06-18 24 II Voter* I 10 Unaacorttd 110 Picadllly II 10 lotarpol CM Ratal Stw «.M Patanon Tow.r «04 Twin Truly IM Prtd* or Oil way 7 12 Mauritania T 12 Slapdaih II T.M T* F*l TOT Storm Pttral T.OT CLAM 01 V. t— Ilf Dv 0«o Koßfkallkong f.ll rfacoya916 words
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Article58 1974-06-18 24 PARIS. Mon. Bjorn Borg of Sweden won the men's single title In the French International Tennis Championships yesterday by beating Manuel Orantes of Spain 3-6. 6-7. 6-0, 6-1. 6-1 In the final. Unflappable Chris Even, of the United States demolished Olga Morosova of the SovietReuter - 58 words
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285 1974-06-18 24 HER FILLY HIGHCLERE WINS FRANCE'S TOP RACE DARIS, Mon— Queen Elizabeths Highclere thrilled her owner and delighted a capacity crowd of 25,000 people at Chantilly yesterday when she ran clean away with France's top race for three-year-old fillies, the Prix de Diane. The Queen's nily was taken to the front285 words
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Article46 1974-06-18 24 STUTTOART, Mon. West German referee Rudolf Krdtlln, the man who sent off Argentina's Antonio RotUn in the 196« World Cup match against England, said today: "I never saw a more sporting team than Argentina." Argentina lost 3-3 to Poland on Saturday. UPI.UPI - 46 words
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142 1974-06-18 25 VS reward soccer and table tennis teams VICTORIA School will send their soccer and table tennis teams on a oneweek tour of Medan a* a reward for their lmpreaslve performance in thU years tournament* The team of ai boy* and tnree official* leave tomorrow »nd return on June 28 The142 words
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443 1974-06-18 25 Two Germanys look set for second round WEST BERLIN. Mon. East and West Oermany. with one win apiece already behind them, should guarantee their places In the second final round tomorrow when they take on unfancied Chile and Australia who look like being the also -ra n s of OroupReuter - 443 words
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Article81 1974-06-18 25 MITROLAND Tour» have wu available for the JJftajwU Cup semi-final J**urr. leg match between Singapore and Penang at the City stadium In Penang The alr-condltloned coach tour coating $90 includes a nights stay at Kuala Lumpur •nd a |S Orandstand ticket. They leave on Saturday.81 words
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Article, Illustration383 1974-06-18 25 FAM hearing postponed Shah will play this Sunday tTUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Penangs goal- scoring ace Shaharuddin Abdullah and coach M. Kuppan were all smiles here today and they had good reasons to be so. For Shaharuddin. who faced a possible suspension for ungentlemanly conduct in the first leg Malaysia Cup383 words
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Article, Illustration223 1974-06-18 25 'Holland will be hard to beat' MUNICH, Mon. Brazilian soccer star Pele. watching the World Cup from the sidelines after his decision to retire from international football. sees Holland as the most impressive team after the first round matches In the 1974 finals Pele said after lunching with the BraxjlianReuter - 223 words
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Article30 1974-06-18 25 BUENOS MRBB. Mon The French National Rugtoy tcu beat a Combined Buenos Aires sUfc Sl-9 In the third match of their seranm»tch tour of Argentina here y«<*«J»y R«uterReuter - 30 words
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Article22 1974-06-18 25 THF Singapore Table Tennl» Association lnvt» entries for national table tennis championships, commencing on June 30 entries cloae thU Sunday22 words
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Article312 1974-06-18 25 ALBERT JOHNSON - ALBERT JOHNSON By PRESIDENTS scholar Roy Chan yesterday qualified for the Asian Games in the 200 m butterfly event at the Sasa trials at Toa Pay ow pool. Despite the rhoppy water, the Seap and Asian age-group gold medallist beat the qualifying mark with a time312 words
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493 1974-06-18 25 WORLD CUP 1974* WORLD CUP 1974 The pressure will be on Brazil, says Ormond FRANKFURT, Mon. Scotr land's injured trio of World Cup stars— Jim Holton, Danny McGrain and skipper Billy Bremner have fully (recovered and will be available for tomorrow night's vital Group Two clash with champions Brazil inReuter - 493 words
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Article182 1974-06-18 25 MUNICH. Mon. Top officials of Argentina's World Cup squac. smarting after their 2-i defeat on Saturday by Poland, today promised an all-or-nothing match against Italy on Wedday. "Our performance was a bit of a shock. It was one of those jinx days for us like182 words
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Article274 1974-06-18 25 \f UNICH, Mon.—Ema--IVA nuel Sanon spoiled an International goalkeeping record because he promised his girlfriend he would do so. "I told Suzie I would score a goal for her in every World Cup match," he said. "I am going to keep my proI mlse SanonUPI - 274 words
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203 1974-06-18 25 `Golden Boy' Cruyff: We fear nobody MUNICH, Mon. 'Golden Boy' Johan Cruyff said yesterday that he was making no predictions about Holland's chances of winning the World Soccer Cap, but added: "It's going to be diffi--1 cult to stop us now." Holland beat Uruguay 2-0 on Saturday with a display203 words
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199 1974-06-18 25 Cup final will not be played in S'pore KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Singapore's appeal to play the Malaysia Cup final in Singapore should Singapore qualify would be dismissed said Dato Hamzah yes:^rday. "As far as 1 _un concerned, it will be a flat no. The Malaysia Cup Is a Malaysian competition199 words
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Article19 1974-06-18 25 BANK ol Singapore Beat Muller and Phlpps 5-4 In a friendly soccer match at Olllman Banracks yesterday.19 words
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Article51 1974-06-18 25 Today's World Cup matches (all times Singapore). GROUP ONE. Australia v West Germany in Hamburg <lt.3t pm) and Chile v East Germany in Berlin (2 am Jane 19). Group Two: Yugoslavia v Zaire in Gelsenklrchen (2 am June 19) and Scotland v Braiil In Frankfurt (2 am June51 words
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Article364 1974-06-18 25 Robert and Kuah on special test By JOE DORAI OINOAPORE select- ors will use tonight's match between Singapore and Hongkong's Seiko at National Stadium (kickoff 7.30) to test their reserves in preparation for the Merdeka tournament in Kuala Lumpur next month. Besides the 18-member Malaysia Cup squad, eight other players,364 words
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Article38 1974-06-18 25 HANOVER. Mon Uru-a-uayi Payers locked themselves In their dressing room after their 0-2 drubbing by Holland on Saturday, and refused to answer questions. reporters said Coach Roberto Porte said "It was a bad afternoon." rjpi.38 words
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Miscellaneous113 1974-06-18 25 CRICKET ANZCTK V RAT Tengah (Ttafth 11 «jn). ■OCKBY 8HA, League Div 1: S. Shipyard v Jansrnltei (Naval Bate), Khaiaa v School* (Serangoon Rd.); Dlv. 2: C8C -B' v PWD, 8CC v BC (PKJang). DtT. 1: Prt«cn« v RTC (Chanel i BOCCCB Tour match: Seiko v Singapore (National stbdlum 7113 words
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154 1974-06-18 26 The Friskem Nightstick detects hidden knife A PRETTY firl may make any guy lose his wits but not that of "Deputy sheriff" MLM. Schwarts. Yesterday, the alert "deputy" disarmed mini skirted Joan Lee with the help of the Friskem Nifhfcstick, a hand- held detector. The detector (price: $375) revealed a154 words
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Article77 1974-06-18 26 Plot to kill 2 in Sri Lanka pOLOMBO. Mon. A V/ newspaper here today reported that police were investigating a plot to kill two Irftuinc ministers in Prime Minister Mrs. Bandaranaike's threeparty coalition government. The Ceyloa Daily Mirror said the plot to assassinate Trade Minister Tikir Banda Uantaratne and Agriculture77 words
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Article56 1974-06-18 26 DAMASCUS, Mon. The American flag replaced Italy's over the US embassy here today, following the resumption of diplomatic relations with Syria yesterday Italy had been looking after American Interests since U8Pyrlan relations were cut In IM7. A similar ceremony took place simultaneously in Washington, whereReuter - 56 words
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Article358 1974-06-18 26 LONDON. Mob—Tlm market cloMd «al«r aftar a dull Ma-1 •Ma aad at 1 p.m. tha Financial TtmM Indax wu «owa 5.4 to 270 1. Otaem about inflation Inhibit** latanat. dMlara MM. Ohimbi beaaa ahewad sat talla at im m 1/4 mm. 1 -Him aqaltlM wan Inniid with lomm358 words
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Article39 1974-06-18 26 LOHDON Maa. S»at SI SO Sat ilaaiaal July M.M Aa« si.io July SaM. 11.M Sapt. 11.10. Oat Dae. 11.M. Jaa -March 1110 April Juaa U.M July-Sapt. W W. Oct. Dae DTI. OiaraJ •Lf July UTS. Aoc 11.M Markat39 words
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Article29 1974-06-18 26 LONDON. Maa. Spot humra OTM (—lilt). aallara (ITIC (—<lM) Forvard buyan UTTS Milan OTSO -«10o> SatUiMl U.7OS (—HOC). Taraovar a.m. M 0 Mm p.m. 4SS Maa Tarn. SUaay.29 words
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491 1974-06-18 26 Protests as French N-blast goes off WHITLAM: FALLOUT ON AUSTRALIA LIKELY CANBERRA. Monday AUSTRALIA and New Zealand said today that France had exploded a nuclear bomb over Mururoa Atoll in the Pacific and immediately registered strong protests. AUSTRALIAN PRIME MINISTER GOUGH WHITLAM said his Government was deeply concerned by theReuter - 491 words
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Article50 1974-06-18 26 Pakistan may go nuclear rpOKYO. Mon. Pa--1 kistan Prime Minister /ulflkar All Bhutto says Pakistan may Become a nuclear power to counter India's "nuclear threat." the Asahl Shimbun reported today. He said Pakistan was "pushing nuclear development" but declined to say when it would go nuclear. Kyodo. (SEE PAGE 4)Kyodo - 50 words
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Article70 1974-06-18 26 JAKARTA. Hon. POret«x Minuter Adam Malik •ill leave for btnfpore on Wednesday (or a one-day atay before going to Kuala Lumpur for the Islamic foteifn Minuter* conference. Foreign Office official* said today The officials declined to state the purpose of Mr Mails'* visit to Singapore,Reuter - 70 words
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101 1974-06-18 26 Man who banged himself over crash VIENNA, Mon. A married man with five children hanged himself today because he thought he had killed two friends in a road accident. But the friends were only slightly Injured. Norbert Heillg. a 33-year-old farmer, was driving north of Vienna with Helmut Schuecker andReuter - 101 words
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Article48 1974-06-18 26 DACCA. Men. Twelve mupecU were detained In this Bangladesh capital at the weekend after a series of bomb explosions shook the city. Two bombs were set off In the oentre of Dacca yesterday following a series of similar blasts on Saturday. police said. Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Miscellaneous18 1974-06-18 26 The weather WEATHER outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: Cloudy with Isolated showers around midday18 words
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