The Straits Times, 22 June 1974

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/74
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    30 DETAINED IN SECURITY RAIDS
    985 1  -  P. M. RAMAN Arms and ammunition seized By THE police have arrested 30 people in the past four days and seized arms and ammunition from an underground communist organisation. In the cache were a Spanish .32 Llama pistol, 42 bullets, one hand grenade, six grenade
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    Lock icon Another setback for Labour
    452 1 gMITAIN's minority Labour Government suffered a third defeat in Parliament today putting Prime Minister Harold Wilson under increasing pressure from his supporters to call an early general election. Today's vote, coming after two government defeats earlier this week, was on a government amendment reducing the financial
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    Lock icon Three dailies crippled
    31 1 LONDON, Fri The Times. Financial Tuna* and Dally Mlrrrr were not published today after printer* walked cut to support pay demand by worker* In the provincial pres* Reuter
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    BRITISH SHARE PRICES TAKE A TUMBLE
    125 1 BRITISH SHARE PRICES TAKE A TUMBLE LONDON, Fri British share prices slumped to a 15-year low today because of deepseated (ears tor the economic outlook. The Financial Times Index of 30 leading shares dropped by another 5.7 points on the day to close at 252.3. Its lowest since Sept 28,
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    Lock icon Anti-Red drive
    33 1 KUCHING, Fri Military operations against communist guerillas in Sarawak, except in certain areas specifically designated by the State (lovernmrnt, were reactivated today after being suspended for more than tbn.* months. Reuter.
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    SECRET OF BRUCE TULLOH
    62 1 SUPER athlete Bruce Tulloh's secret of fitness is doing what comes naturally. It is a formula for success that made him European 5,000 metres champion and gave him the endurance to run an incredible 4,600 kilometres (2,876 miles) in M days. Bruce will share his secret
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    Lock icon Razak letter eases row with Thais
    284 1 Razak letter eases row with Thais BANOKOK. m—Friction between Thal- land and Malaysia was eased today by a letter from Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak declaring his country has no intention of inI terfering in Thailand's difficulties with its Mus- Urn minority. Malaysian ambassador Tun Sri Haji Abdul met
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    174 1 Cup stars get death threat ERBISMUEHLE, (W. Germany), Friday gECURITV forces went on full alert at Scotland's World Cup soccer training headquarters today after a death threat against two Scottish stars allegedly from the Irish Republican Army. The threat waa received at Scotland's hotel on the hotel telex, typed out
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    43 1 NEW YORK. Prl. Dow Jones averages, baaed on first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Indus ***** down 626 20 Transp 166.99. down 151, 15 UUU 68 35 down 0 54 65 Stocks 249.09. down 197. UPI.
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    Lock icon $98 m loan bid
    37 1 RANOOON Prl Burma Is negotiating two Interestfree loans totalling UBSU million ISS9B 4 million i from the International Development As. oriatlon for an irrigation and a forestry project, the Oovemment said yerterday UPI.
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    Lock icon Colson jailed and fined
    56 1 WASHINGTON. FH. Charles CoUon. a former member of President Nixon Inner circle of advisers, today waa sentenced to one to three years In prtaon Coh on waa alao fined Ua»5.000 < 8*12,000) tor obstructing JuaUce In the trial of Dr Daniel BMMrf a defendant In the
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      Lock icon No Japan visit
      49 1 WASHSINGTON, Fri White House officials say President Nixon haa ruled out a visit to Japan after his upes— lng Journey to It ia quite clear, however, that the President »till would like to go to Japan some time later this year, the officials said today. AP.
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      Election date
      16 1 SALISBURY, Fri Rhodesia's general election will begin on July 30, the government saad today.
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      178 1 nbermain Registered Trade Mark RICE: GOVT PERMITS OUT NEXT WEEK Pag* 26 ALERT for more Israeli raids 3 NIXON tax muddle 4 JAKARTA claim over sea rights 5 INDIRA lashea at N-Mast ctltics TEXTILES factories and the price slump 7 FUEL crisis hits pupils 9 PAY hike for senior bank
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      Lock icon Sealed lips reporter is freed
      202 2 Sealed lips reporter is freed LOS ANOELES. Frl. A high court Judge ruled yesterday there was no point in continuing to Jail Journalist William Fair, who U refusing to divulge his news sources even In the face of indefinite imprisonment. Mr. Fan*. 39, has already spent 40 days In Jail
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      Lock icon FORBIDDEN BIRDS
      50 2 BANGKOK, Frt. Britain shipped three biackshouldered kites and four Shlkra hawks back to Thailand after learning the birds it had ordered were protected and forbidden for export But when the birds arrived at Bangkok's Don Muang airport yesterday the Customs Department demanded 2,000 bahi <*****) Customs duty. AP.
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      Lock icon MEAT ROW: U.S. WILL HIT BACK HARDER' WARNING
      206 2 WASHINGTON. Fri. US Agriculture Secretary Earl Butt said yesterday be was "prepared to recommend more drastic action" If the Canadian Cabinet did not reopen that country's markets to IS beef. "We have retaliatory action we can take," Mr. But* told the House
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      Lock icon Japan seeks increase in IMF quota
      282 2 Japan seeks increase in IMF quota rKYO. Frt. Japan will seek an Increase In her quota In the j International Monetary I Fund (IMF) In view of i the growth of her eco- nomlc strength during the past five years, a senior Finance Ministry official said yesterday. By simple calculation
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      Lock icon Indo-Afghan economic aid talks
      92 2 NEW DELHI, Frl. Prof. Abdul Qayoum, Afghan Minister of Mines and Industries, arrived yesterday at tlie head of a six-member delegation for talks with India on economic assistance to his country over the next five yean. He said the joint IndoAfghan commission would take up plans
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      Lock icon Harmless jolt
      36 2 HONOLULU, Frt. An earthquake shook the Ka'u district In the south-east section of Hawaii Island early yesterday The only damage eported was broken dtahea and other object* which ftU off walls and shelve* AP.
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      Lock icon Big US bank $152 m in the red
      369 2 Big US bank $152 m in the red CHAIRMAN STEPS DOWN AS GOVT PROBE GETS UNDERWAY NEW YORK, Friday JHE Franklin National Bank disclosed yesterday that it lost *****.6 million (S$ 152.6 million) in the first five months of the year— some US$25 million (Ss6o million) more than the bank
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      Lock icon India's jute earnings may dip by $123 m
      211 2 India's jute earnings may dip by $123 m CALCUTTA. Frl. India's foreign exchange earnings from Jute goods exports Is likely to drop by as much as 400 million rupees (3*123.2 million) this year because of production losses caused by a power crisis, according to official sources here. They quoted an
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      Lock icon Talks open on oil base project
      77 2 Talks open on oil base project JAKARTA, Frl. A Japanese Government mission today began talks with Indonesian officials on plans to bulls a huge oil storage base near the island of Lombok. east of Ball. The mission whose leader Mr Toahlhlko Mlrosuml was received by Pi— ldent Suharto yesterday will
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      Lock icon Turkish jet crash
      52 2 ANKARA. Frl A Turkish air force jet taking part In the military exercises In the Aegean Sea. crashed near a Western Anatolian town of Oordes killing the pilot. An air force spokesman said the plane took off from the Ballkeslr military airport but would not give Its
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      Lock icon The doctors who have no licence
      294 2 A GROWING "medical unde r g r ound" of thousands of foreigntrained doctors is practising medicine without licence and often without supervision in many American hospitals, according to a report published on Thursday. These uncertified doctors, most of whom have either failed to pass
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      Strike threat by actors seeking more pay
      248 3 Strike threat by actors seeking more pay HOLLYWOOD, Frt. Actors seeking higher pay. including more money from television re-runs, have begun sending out strike authorisation billots. The Bcreen Actor's Guild, representing movie and television actors and actresses, began the mailing to Its 27.000 members. The union Is negotiating with the
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      Out of favour
      47 3 N«W YORK. Frl. »»realdent Nixon's overall standing with fie American people had onie again plunged to 1U all-time low of 28 per cent positive and 71 per cent negative. Just before his travels In the Middle But. the Harris Poll reported last night. tPI.
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      Lock icon Why the jets are grounded
      202 3 WASHINGTON. Frt. Russia has Increased Syria's Jet fighter force by more than 60 planes within the past two months, but a Syrian pilot shortage Is keeping many military aircraft on the ground. This sums up a new appraisal by US intelligence officials who have been
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      Lock icon Alert for more Israeli air raids
      17 3 A Palestinian guerilla inspecting damage at a refugee camp. -UPI rad>ophoto.
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      Lock icon Tax law to be eased
      67 3 LONDON. Prt The Government said today tt wan easing plans to tax foreigner* resident In Britain In the tax year beginning 1878 Instead of taxing such residents on 100 per cent of all Income from any source. th» Government now Intends to tax "three quarters
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      Lock icon LEBANON MAY CALL FOR U.N. MEETING
      371 3 BEIRUT. Friday PALESTINIAN refugees in southern Lebanon today braced themselves for possible further Israeli attacks against their camps. Lebanese Prime Minister Takieddin AlSolh said last night that Lebanon was considering calling for an urgent meeting of the United Nations Security Council to discuss the
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      Lock icon GOVT MAY DESTORY SECRET FILES ON MPs
      154 3 GOVT MAY DESTORY SECRET FILES ON MPs SYDNEY, FrL The Australian G o vernment is expected to order the destruction of dossiers on Federal politicians which are being held by the Australian Security and IntelUgenee Organisation (ASIO). This follows the publication yesterday of an ASIO assessment of the Deputy Prime
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      Lock icon The lightfingered VIP wives
      115 3 LONDON. Prt. Two women identified by police as the wives of the Egyptian Minister of Tourism and of an Egyptian ambassador were each fined £300 (891,740) here yesterday for shoplifting. Mrs Helan B-Sayed Zaian M. and Mrs Soad Omar. 36. admitted atealing 44 item* Including six
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      33 3 KICB. Prt. The central committee of the International Chess Federation (Fide) yesterday adopted a draft resolution calling for the expulsion of Rhodesia and South Africa because of their racial poUdaa, UPI.
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      Lock icon 14 ILL AFTER EATING RAW BEAR MEAT
      71 3 TOKYO. Frl. Fourteen hunters who feasted on sliced raw meat of a 330- pound bear they shot tax an expedition two months ago arc now complaining of fever. headaches and rashes' Doctors at Hlrosaki University In Aomorl City 370 miles north of Tokyo
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      Lock icon Qantas to raise fares
      147 4 Qantas to raise fares SYDNEY. Frl. The Australian airline. Qantas, will have to raise its fares to prevent it operating at a loas as a result of wage increases and higher fuel costs, the general manager, Capt. JM Ritchie, said yesterday. In a statement Issued here, he said Qantas faced
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      Lock icon M-East union set up
      57 4 DAMASCUS. Prl. Nine countries have set up an Arab Parliamentary Union with Its headquarter* here. It was announced today. Parliamentary leaders from Egypt. Lebanon. Jordan. Budan. Kuwait Tunisia. Bahrain. Mauritania and Syria took part In establishing Urn union. which will be presided over by the Speaker
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      Lock icon Crackdown
      31 4 Moscow, m poitc* detained aeven Jewish acUvMs ywurday in what appeared to be Urn start of crackdown to prevent protest* durlnc President Nixon vUlt next week Jewish aourcw skid. UPI
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      Lock icon TOPLESS LINDA STOPS THE TRAFFIC
      118 4 TOPLESS LINDA STOPS THE TRAFFIC LONDON. Frl Linda Lovelace, the American actress who won fame with her demonstrations of sexual expertise in underground Alms, posed topless outside her London hotel yesterday and chided British Customs authorities for seising her bestknown movie, "Deep Throat." Ridiculous "I think It's terrible." said Linda
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      NO ADVANCE NO PACTS WITH RUSSIA: NIXON
      410 4 WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENT Nixon said yesterday no agreements with the Soviet Union have been made in advance of his Moscow summit trip next week. Sixteen hrvirs after his return from a fivenation Middle East trip, he also cautioned that more difficult steps lie
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      Clashes as Sikkim gets new laws
      321 4 Clashes as Sikkim gets new laws NEW DELHI. FrL— The Hlma.iyan kinfdom of Sikktm has moved closer to becoming a constitutional monarch; after its national assembly endorsed the country's first written constitution. Beports reaching here from Ganftok, the Slkklm cap.tal. said the assembly yesterday adopted a resolution supporting the new
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      Lock icon Anti-pollution pact
      43 4 OTTAWA. Frl. Th« United States and Canada have reacted agreement on pollution control along the Atlantic and Pacific coast* The agreement, signed yesterday after two yean of negotiations, la primarily concerned with the pollution potential of huge ocean-going oil earners. AP.
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      Lock icon Bus mishap: Seven die
      36 4 RUEKA. (Yugoslavia) Frl. A bus carrying; Dutch tourists veered off a rainslick highway today and planned Into s 30-foot rmvlne Police said seven people were killed, and an undetermined number Injured. AP.
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      Lock icon Red agents in guise of nuns and monks
      287 4 Red agents in guise of nuns and monks SAIOON. Ftl. Communist agents disRuiaed as monks and nuns are Infiltrating Into Saigon in a plan to disrupt the city, a government spokesman aaid today. "we have found lately that communist leaders have sent their cadres into Saigon, aa part of an
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      Lock icon Second look at Nixon's tax muddle
      458 4 Second look at Nixon's tax muddle White House silent on $31,000 'fine* WASHINGTON. Friday fHh House Judiciary Committee is taking a second look at President Nixon's income tax problems today, having learned the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) ?T U c^!w J m P° sed a Penalty of about VSs\ioOo (5*31,200)
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      51 5 PEKING, Fri.— New wall posters In Peking today demanded that bureaucrats high and low should have the same pay as workers and should be denied all privileges. The call follows charges of corruption, including favouritism and black market- 1 eering, which appeared in the streets here yesterday for the first
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      63 5 BONN: West and East Germany yesterday formally exchang A special envoys as part of their proclaimed intention to normalise relations. VIENNA: Following a Soviet demand, member countries of the Couni cil for Mutual Econo- 1 mic Assistance (Comeconi have agreed to work for a Joint energy .supply system to avert
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      43 5 MOSCOW: The Chemical Construction Corp. of New York has won the largest Soviet contract ever granted to an American firm. Worth about US$2OO million (SSSM million), the deal coven the developing and equipping |»f the first four plants of a huge ammonia-fertiliser complex.
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      40 5 WASHINGTON: Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kls- singer told Sen. Henry Jackson early this month that the Soviet Union was ready to guarantee that at least 40,000 Russian Jews would be allowed to emigrate each year. Congressional sources said yesterday.
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      30 5 MOSCOW: The Soviet Union today publicly rebuked three Government Ministers in the construction, metals and heavy industries sector for permitting gross waste of metals and ignoring state calls for economy.
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      42 5 RIO DE JANEIRO: British Great Train robber Ro--1 nald Biggs talked de--1 Ughtedly today of his hopes for the future after a Brazilian court ruling that he wUI not be sent back to finish his 30-year sentence In a British Jail.— Agencies.
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      47 5 JAKARTA. Fri. The 1. 000-lon Kuala Deli sank In the Malacca Straits on its way from Penang to Belawan, north Sumatra, recently. Antara News Agency reported yesterday. The ship had been chartered by the north Sumatra provincial Government No casualties were reported. Reuter.
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      54 5 new DELHI. Fri rhe body of Lt. Oen. YwUvendra Singh. India's ambassador to the Netherlands and former Maharajah of Patlala who died in The Hague on Monday of a heart attack, was flown here today on Its way to his hometown of Patlala for cremation with
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      41 5 TOKYO. Ptl. The Agricultural Ministry said today It bad ordered that 16.000 cartons of grapefruit imported from Florida be destroyed or returned to the United States after a live fruit fly maggot had bern found among the fruit Reuter.
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      Lock icon Indonesia will fight for island chain claim
      299 5 Indonesia will fight for island chain claim JAKARTA. Fri Indonesia's team to the Law of the Sea Conference will fight for acceptance of their c«untry'i claimed sovereignty over all the seas Unking Its thousands of islands. Justice Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said today. Mr. Mochtar. who will lead the Indonesian delegation
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      44 5 MOSCOW, m Anr other link in the pipeline network carrying oil from west Siberia to the western Soviet Union and Eastern Europe has gone Into service between Michurinsk, southeast of Moscow. and Kremenchuk In the Ukraine. Tass news agency reported yesterday. Rauter.
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      Aide killed
      28 5 A' MARA (Ethiopia) Ftl. Mi aide to the Governor-Oen-r« of the troubled Red Sea province of Eritrea was killed near his home resterday. sources said today.
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      ANNIVERSARY JOY HITS A SOBER NOTE
      82 5 JAKARTA, m. Jakarta will celebrate Its 447 th anniversary tomorrow In a simple way In line with the Government austerity camUnlike previous celebrations, this year there will be no firecrackers or youth processions alone the boulevards, but the city will be decorated with flan
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      243 5 EEC move to streamline trading terms BRUSSELS. Fri. The Common Markets executive commission yesterday produced proposals which it said would vastly improve the European Community s trading terms to developing countries. A top commission official said It was making the proposals despite the fact that uncertainty in the world economic
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      498 5 COALITION OF LESSER NATIONS HOLDS A CRUCIAL MAJORITY CARACAS. Friday »J»HE United States. Soviet Union and other big sea powers, heavily outnumbered by a coalition of small nations, today renewed a diplomatic bat tie to avoid defeat at a
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      Lock icon US team for Egypt
      49 6 WASHINOTON. PH. Tht Defence Department confirmed yesterday that a small US military team will visit Egypt But the Pentagon denied a report on Tuesday that the team will estimate Egyptian military needs and said it has no authority to make recommendations on this subjects —Reuter
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      Lock icon Shipwreck victim saved by turtle
      175 6 Shipwreck victim saved by turtle MANILA, rrt. The ITI Philippine Navy published an official account today of how a giant sea turtle saved the life of a shipwreck victim. The account said Mrs. Candelaria Villanueva, 52, rode the turtle for two days until she was recued by the navy ship
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      23 6 TOKYO. Frl. A «U--member Japanese Oovernment delegation left (or Baghdad todfcy to negotiate and conclude an economic agreement with Iraq. AP
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      30 6 BERLIN. Pri But German border guard* shot and apparently killed a man early today as he tried to eacape acroaa the Berlin Wall. West Berll|i police reported < AP
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      Lock icon Farewell—Soviets pay final tribute to Zhukov
      325 6 Farewell Soviets pay final tribute to Zhukov MOSCOW, Fri. Rfc Soviet I nion today buries one of its greatest military leaders, Marshal Georgi Zhukov, alongside the nations great In a grand state ceremony. The marshal's body will be borne on a gun-carriage drawn by an armoured car from its lying-in-state
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      S'pore beats Syria at world chess tourney
      276 6 S'pore beats Syria at world chess tourney NICE, Frl. Singapore beat Syria 21 to 1* In Round Six of final Oroup C in the World Chess Olympaid here yesterday. Pang Kwok Leong. Choong I. long On and Alphonsus Chta drew their games compete ntly while Llm Kok Ann won on
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      Paris tightens economic squeeze
      68 6 Paris tightens economic squeeze PARIS, m. The French Government yesterday tightened Its economic squeeze with an extra two per cent on the bank rate, raising lt to a record 13 per cent. It was the latest In a series of government moves to restore health to the French economy Prance
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      162 6 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. The Security Council's sanctions committee last <ght announced It was i 'estigating a reported £42 million (***** million) scheme to expand the Rhodesian Iron and Steel Company (IRSCO) in defiance of UN sanctions. The committee said that, according to Information la Its
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      Lock icon Indira lashes out at N-blast critics
      326 6 HIT AT 'DOUBLE STANDARDS' NEW DELHI, Friday pRIMh Minister Indira Gandhi said she mm surprised at "the double standards of some countries" which had criti-i-isrd India for exploding an underground nuclear device but kept silent when others conducted such explosions even in the atmosphere
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    Thugs slash coffee stall man to death
    146 7  - Thugs slash coffee stall man to death PAUL WEE By r* thugs brutally slashed a coffee stall owner to death In a lonely track at Jalan Lembttyong, off Tampinej Road, yesterday The killers fled In two cars. Lee Chee Ching, 35, died Instantly of multiple knife wounds. At about 5.15
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    Local voices for Wales
    49 7 SINGAPORE'S M-member conUngent to the International Musical Eisteddfod In Wales will leave Singapore for Wales on Thursday at 10 46 ajn. The contingent Is made up of the Singapore Youth Choir, the Singapore Youth Chines* Ekisemble. Nan Hwa Olrta' High School Dancer* and four officials.
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    One too many
    37 7 OW Yeong Kum, 51. unemployed, was fined $15 by the First Magistrate's Court yesterday for being drunk at the junction of Van Kit Road and Cantonment Road at about 11 20 pm on Thursday.
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    Park music
    19 7 THE Bt. Patrick's School band will per.orm at Botanic Gardens between 5.30 p.m. and 630 p.m. tomorrow.
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    'Our textile factories can ride price slump'
    301 7 LOCAL textile factories can withstand the current slump in textile prices better than factories in other East Asian countries, chairman of the Singapore Garni en t s Manufacturers' Association, Mr. Lam Thi a n, said yesterday. He said that financially and In mar-
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    Workshop in music
    36 7 THE Singapore Music Teachers Association win hold Its 15th students' workshop at the Cultural Centre on July 1 at 7 p.m The programme consists of piano, violin and vocal solos. Admission Is fret.
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    Slowdown at 2 ports: Surcharge goes up
    213 7 Slowdown at 2 ports: Surcharge goes up rE Far Eastern Freight Conference has raised to 50 per cent the congestion surcharge for vessels railing at Tripoli and Beirut ports from next month. An FEFC announcement on Thursday said that working conditions at both ports had deteriorated seriously, resulting In heavy
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    Hsien Loong gets his honours degree
    193 7 Hsien Loong gets his honours degree LONDON, Frt. Lee Hsien Loong. 22, eldest son of Singapore Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, received his BA honours degree from the Vice-Chan-cellor of the Cambridge University at a convocation ceremony today. Mr. Lee and Mrs. Lee were among those present at the
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    Plea to ease traffic chaos at Toa Payoh
    283 7 Plea to ease traffic chaos at Toa Payoh T»HE Toa Payoh Flat A Owners' Association is to appeal to the HDB to ease the acute traffic congestion and parking problem in the housing estate. An association spokesman told the Straits Times yesterday that it had received numerous complaints from memben
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    ARMED GANG ROBS FIRM OF $7,555
    85 7 THREE robbers, one armed with a pistol another with a dagger, held up two clerks of Yong Teck Seng Com§any In Liang Seah treet on Thursday and escaped with $7,555. The roobers entered the premises under the pretext of looking for a friend shortly
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      Dengue: Boy's death brings toll to 64
      160 9 ITU ALA LUMPUR. Frl. A four-year-old boy from Yong Pence is the latest fatal case of dengue haemorrhagic fever to b* reported In the past 24 hours. Another 10 suspected cases were also reported six In Johore, two Penang. and one each In
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      Fight against drug abuse
      54 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Selangor state anti-drag committee Is to hold a special course for all hostel supervisors In the sUte In IU fight to curb drug abuse. This was one of several measures discussed by the committee at IU first meeting held at the Selangor
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      DAP guess
      28 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. i The DAP believes that the general elections will be In August. IU secretary general. Mr. Llm Kit Slang, said here last night
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      Economic report ready
      52 9 Economic report ready KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Economic experts of Islamic conntries met here today to finalise a report on the world economic situation and consider three special studies on economic co-operation. The committee's final report will be submitted to the fifth Islamic Foreign Ministers conference at its first plenary session
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      Lock icon TUN: MAKE ISLAMIC UNITY A REALITY
      569 9 TUN: MAKE ISLAMIC UNITY A REALITY 'Start concrete projects' call KUALA LUMPUR. Friday MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak today called on Muslim leaders of the world to implement concrete measures, programmes and projects to make Islamic unity a reality. Speaking at the opening of the Fifth Islamic Foreign Ministers
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      WHAT IT TAKES TO TRAP WILD JUMBOS
      131 9 WHAT IT TAKES TO TRAP WILD JUMBOS PINANO. Fri Poor elephants from India arrived here yesterday on a special ml— lsa to help trap wild elephaats in Pentnsalar Malaysia. The animal*— three taaken and a femalewere ihipped from Madras by the 12.*M-toa KasaUn vessel KomaomoleU I'sMrUska. "They wiU he dtacharfed
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      MCA Wanita may contest next polls
      233 9 MCA Wanita may contest next polls KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— MCA Wanita members may for the first time contest in the next elections. The party's secretarygeneral, Mr. Chan Slang Sun, said today that they would be considering the matter. He added that the Wanita section members have previously contested local council
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      Fadi planters face big lasses
      75 9 Fadi planters face big lasses PENANO. PYI. Padl planters In Juru, about 17 miles from here, face big losses this year because of the recent drought and lack of Irrigation. "We don't hare enough water and our crops are dying." a apokeavan (or the fanners sa.J today. "Whenever they visited
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      Gerakan to meet
      47 9 KUALA LUMPUR Fri The CHrekaa Rakyat Malaysia will bold IU extraordinary delagatas assembly at the Federal Hotel on Sunday More than 1.000 delegate* and observers from Penan*. Kedah. KelanUn. Perak. SeUngor. Nefrl Bambtlan. Malacca. Johore. Pahang aad the Federal territory are expected to attend
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      Fuel crisis: 1,500 children may not reach school
      453 9 MORE than 1,500 schoolchildren from Kampung Pandan might not turn up lor school on Monday if their schoolbus operators are unable to fill up their fuel" tanks over the weekend. SchoQlbui operators have been finding it difficult to obtain any dlesel for
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      KL TO BUY TRUCKS
      66 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Cover— mt Is to bay Swedish army trucks ana aaabalaaces costing about million. The fomr wheel «riv* vehicles will repUce the oM army tracks which were recently swapped. A mitm la* lean from the Defence Ministry headed by the First Dewaty Secretary
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      Lock icon Muslims: Call by Libya for solution
      188 9 Muslims: Call by Libya for solution KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Libya today called for a political solution of the problem of Muslims in the Southern Philippines which it said vas no less "tragic" than the Issues confronting the Arab world. This was the only radical note struck at the start of
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      Handbag theft: Salesgirl sought by police
      105 9 Handbag theft: Salesgirl sought by police 1 pETALJNQ JAVA, Frl— r Police are trying to I trace a door-to-door I salesgirl In connection I with the theft of a handbag containing jewellery valued at $5,400 and $120 in Jaian Penchala here on Wednesday. j Businessman Mr. Heng I Hung seah.
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      ISLAMIC HOPES
      412 12 ITNITY and confidence, born of the demonstration of Arab strength in last October's Middle East war, characterised the second Islamic summit in Lahore last February. The conference looked to the future with hope, confident that Arab prestige and oil-power would enable Islamic countries In general to play a
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      BRITISH PROBLEMS
      149 12 ORITISH Prime Minister Harold Wilson is still on his tight-rope, but just. The four-month-old minority Labour Government »vas twice defeated in the House of Commons this week, both times over legislation arising from the fundamentals of party policy. A proposal to refund some £10 million in taxes to
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    T.F Hwang takes you down memory lane
    451 12 T.F Hwang takes you down memory lane LEAPN English for practical value. Also Chinese (if you are Chinese) for an insight into China's great civilisation. So said far-sighted Chinese gentlemen In Singapore's early days when Chinese public schools, introducing Mandarin and English, were starting to gain ground. So said many
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    Across the Causeway...
    783 12 Excerpt* of editorial comment from the New Strait* Time*, Malaysia. rIE conference of Islamic Foreign Ministers in Kuala Lumpur wil! be meeting in circumstances even more dramatic and urgent than expected when the Lahore summit ended. The problems of trade and economic development have hardened, inflation is
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    The great air 'dig' keeps spreading
    829 12  -  RICHARD OLDROYD A LOOK AT TODAY'S AVIATION ARCHAEOLOGISTS WHO GO FAR AND DEEP HUNTING RELICS By London WHEN a team of Royal Air Force sub-aqua enthusiasts raised a flak-riddled wartime Halifax bomber from the bottom of a Norwegian lake, their success marked the high
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      It's for the adults to instil high values
      298 12 It's for the adults to instil high values A verbal exhortation such as Dr. Ho Wine Meng's (ST., June 19) sounds laudable to any audience. Yet, somehow the young, idealistic and impressionable freshman who enters the university cannot see much beyond mere words. It Is true that many graduates are
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      255 12 I REFER to the Education Ministry's letter (ST., June 18) In connection with "flaws in those science textbooks I am thankful for the trouble the Ministry has taken In eliciting opinions about the problem I write to point out, t^at since my last letter. aye found that addi>n of a
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      75 12 MY neighbours and I in Block 28. Toa Payoh. have either not been able to receive Channel 3 on our television sets or have been getting blurred Images since last Saturday. I have phoned the Housing Board almost dally to ask them to repair the common aerial at our block,
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      162 12 ON reading ex 9th Dolphin's letter (ST June 1») I drove to Tanglln Post Office to see our priceless totem pole which has been, and still is a pride to many of us. The Pole has been considerably shortened and as it has apparently been buried In a sand pit
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        The mix-up regretted
        126 12 I REFER to the letter from "2x2-5" (ST. June 3) and would like to apologise to the writer for the Inconvenience occasioned to him owing to the errors made by our counter staff However, I am pleased to Inform him that the POSB has introduced online banking
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        93 12 DLEASE refer to the i complaint made by "Still waiting" (ST., June 13). Applications for early test dates are judged according to the merits of each case. Should the application De approved, the applicant will be informed as soon as there is an available vacancy to accommodate him. Our records
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      Loans: Banks 'over-reacted' says MAS
      619 13  - Loans: Banks 'over-reacted' says MAS gOME banks have "over reacted" to the Government's tight money policy by making it difficult for customers to borrow, according to Mr. Michael Wong Pakshong, managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore. In a speech to the first AGM of the Association of Banks
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      Lock icon Sabah poised to produce one-third of Malaysia's oil output
      470 13 Sabah poised to produce one-third of Malaysia's oil output KOTA KINABALU: The East Malaysian state of Sabah. with more offshore drilling operations due to start next month, soon hopes to be producing almost one-third of all Malaysia's crude oil. The Federal Minister of Primary Industry, Datuk Haji Abdul Talb Mahmud.
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      Insurance Corp of Singapore stages big profits upturn
      360 13 A JUMP of more than 100 per cent In pre-tax profits has been reported by Insurance Corporation of Singapore for 1973. This achieve ment comes after only four years of operation In the competitive Insurance field. It proves as strongly as the
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      S'pore Land buys stake in Orchard Square
      227 13 SINGAPORE Land I: to take a U per cent interest in Orchard Squirr Development Corporation. To effect this It has signed an agreement with FournMH Bank Investments of the UK to acquire 7.8 million SI shares at P»r in OBDC for cash, which
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      Chase to open joint venture bank in Techeran
      241 13 Chase to open joint venture bank in Techeran CHASE Manhattan Bank has received permission from the Central Bank of Iran and Iranian authorities to open a new Joint venture bank based in Teheran, Mr. William Olden, executive vice president, has announced. Plans call for Chase to own $5 per cent
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      New York brokers live in fear of worse to come
      889 13 New York brokers live in fear of worse to come XTBW YORK: The New 11 York brokerage community Is going through Its worst pangs <lnce the *****. The remaining 518 member firms of the Big Board are suffering from an excruciating exercise In consolidations, recapitalisations and hardnosed cost-cutting to cope
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    Public justification of private enterprise
    1733 14  -  GEOFFREY OWEN By LONDON: Capitalism in the UK appears to be badly rattled. With the Secretary for Industry, Mr. Anthony Wedgwood Benn, and his colleagues pushing hard for drastic changes in the mixed economy, defendeia of the system are on the defensive. Nothing illustrates this
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    NEW YORK
    534 14 YORK. Tburs. An A increase In the prime rate by a Miami bank late In the session aent the Mock market into tv mth consecuilve decline today in continued lethargic trading. Price* on the New York Btock Exchange had been most mixed until shortly before 1 pjn. when
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    98 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Thursday SO.M Wednesday S3 IS Week mo 93 11 RUBBERS Thursday 325 M Wednesday ***** Week ago 374.01 OILS Thursday 193.M Wednesday 195.1t Week ago 308 99 INDUSTRIALS Thursday 352 3 Wednesday 3M.0 Week ago 375 I DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 820 79 Wednesday 826
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    173 14 Tanks Tan Sri Mohamed bin Tunku Besar Burhanuddin has been appointed a d. rector and chairman of Pegl Malaysia with effect from June 1 to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Tengku Raxa lelgh bin Tengku Mohamed Hamtah, according to a company announcement. Sungel Klnta
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      Foreign exchange
      250 15 *T*HB U.S. dollar closed fractionally firmer In the Singapore forex market yesterday at S2 4480-90 compared with the opening level of 12.4470-90. Overall trading condition was generally very quiet and dull, reflecting the usual weekend mood. In initial trading the dollar firmed up marginally to $*****-90 and held
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      NOMINAL RATES
      175 15 The following are the nominal average closing Interbank rates In Singapore: N»te: These rate* may diner sllgntiy rrom tnose quoted by banks to their customers. qooied yesterday (crow) parity US dollar 2 4480 2 4490 2 8196 Sterling pound 5 8470 5 8570 7 3469 Hongkong dollar 48.57
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        CLOSING PRICES
        26 15 Rubber: June 21. Singapore: 168.50 cts (up 4.00 cts). Malaysia: 168.00 cts 'up 3.50 cts). Tin: $1,20 (up $8). Official offering: 256 tons (unchanged).
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        104 15 CMINISI rHOOUCI IXCMANCI lINCtrOKI NOON CLOSING Caaanut Oil: bulk IISON aellera, drum fISSN aellera C«pra: Mixed (looae) UK Coot ,»ON B I Paaair Munlok AST A while .fob 100', m,W S3S2t aellen. {Sarawak white fob D«", NL.W K2W) aellera. Sarawak apedal Mack fob W, NLW tlvTi aellera. I 9
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        42 15 London copper prieea on Thurao«v (pran—a la bracketa) Wlrstar Spat buyer fM» 00 (IMSM) aeller (970 00 i<»s4 001 Three Month! buyer £957 00 1 1940 001 seller (950 DO lIMI 001 *»ar*.et tone Very Heady Salai 5 .000 ton.
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        191 15 'THI overnight steadier trend m extended on the Straits tin market In Penang yesterday with price* finishing another 16 higher official offering unchanged at 256 tons. Following the steady Penang tin market, the overnight London metal price also advanced £73 on Wednesday's close to 13.600 per tonne LONDON:
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        Rubber market
        443 15 A PTER a hesitant start, the Singapore rubber market ruled steadier durtnjr the morning yesterday Three rents were gained from Thurndays cloae with the main support being derived from fhort-coverlng. but prices were off the best towards the morning's cloae. Weekend short covering and a steadier Tokyo market
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        SMR BUSINESS
        75 15 £)AILY SMR prices Usuec at noon yesterday: MJLEL.B. SCV (1-ton pallet* »L (1-ton pallet* (7-ton pallet i 10 (1 ton pallet) M (1-ton pallet) M (1-ton pallet) (Current Mta > (Fanrart Mth) Bajrra Srfen Bayer* Sellera (•Mtaptrkc) ittabpoki) ***** *****N 195 00 197 OON 195 00 197 OON
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        214 15 UONGKONO. Pri. Shares prices continued to fall toaay in moderate trading. The Hang Seng index closed at ***** points, off 9 21 Hongkong Bank retreated to HKS23 30 on its Local register •id declined to »23 00 on its ondon register Other losers included Hongkong Land at $8 40
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        46 15 On the frea eieHaiwe markat in Honckonit >ealerday the U.S. oallar wu quoted at i 03KS/& 03V5 (or T.T. and 4 02 5 08 (or aaah Starting waa quoted at IT 00/ 12 20 and en* UM ef geld waa quoted at »23 50
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        205 15 •TOKYO. Pri Share prices on the Tokyo stock market lost ground today. The Dow Jones average tumbled 38 So to MM 74 and tht New index retreated 204 to *****. In the m rnlng session, autos were selectively bought Auto and speculative Issues moved higher. In the afternoon, chemical,
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        MELBOURNE
        332 15 Fri The snare market ended the holiday-shortened week on an etsler note In lack-lustie tr iding condition today. With tern exceptions, most mining, oil and Industrial stocks lost ground In an extended selling bout. Among the miners. PrkoYVaUaead, BmagainvUle, t ona (.old/irfcu*. AMS and Faaeid«n recorded substantial losses MIM.
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        AMSTERDAM
        174 15 A MSTERDAM. Thurs. 2\ Prices generally declined in quiet dealings Unilever led otherwise moderate dec- 1 dines in Dutch internationals jut Hoogovens gained some ground against the trend Leaders to decline in do- mestics were Van Ommeren I and KNSM while Heinekm and Pakhoed were slightly firmer. Shippings weakened
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        ZURICH
        110 15 Thurs. The stock market showed an irregular trend today on a smaller volume Bond prices were maintained. The Credit Suisse index eased 04 to 212.3 point* Cloalpg prteaa la Swim franca wlta the distract oa the previoua •euion a prtcaa Credit Sulu* frwlu B«r.« Cor, r. Z7M M 2
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        68 15 Thursday waonaaday Ull Ull Mrlbournr 11) 103 35 104 M LAhdno IM 75 IS3.M Beirut I&300 IM.M Konickonic 154.T0 IST 50 Zurtea 151 MB 151 SOB 1&3 008 li 3 MM Parti IST 54 150 14 8 port 12) 1M.508 151. 508 154 OOS 154 SOB Efcport prteea
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        Asian currency unit
        191 15 A SIAN currency deposit in- terbank rates as at cloae on Prtday, June 21: Offer Bid 7 days 12-1/ a 11-7/» 1 mth 12-5 18 13-3 1« 2 mths 12-3 8 12-1/4 3 mthl 12-3 8 12-1 4 6 mths 12-5 16 12-3 IS 9 mths 11-3
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        30 15 Closing interbank rates In Singapore dollars for June 21: OVer Bid Overnight 8 1 mth 9\ 9% 2 mths »*4 »S 3 mths »S 9-, Prime rate »Vi%
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        Treasury bills tender
        55 15 RESULTS of Treasury bills tender held on Jane ?1 for 91 -day bills to be issued from June 24 to 28: Offered $30 OOO.M*. Applied for: M4.25MM. Allotted: Ut.MMM. Accepted bids: $99 M approximately M per cent; higher bids in full Average rate of discount on allotment:
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      Regular and acute losses
      419 15 Ann a steadier If apa'r& thetlc start following the departure of June trading the market tost ground regularly and acutely to bring prices down into the arm of early October lut year, ays Holiday. CUUar, Bath In tU weekly lubber review Lomm of up to IS
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      171 15 Rites M. Cant $229 +.09 M. Glaai (1 44 t 04 A. Vhoc 11.50 .04 F. Cabin $2.36 +.08 N. lad. $124 +.02 Y.H.B. $1 91 +.09 RoUunuu $3 16 +.02 Incheape (3 80 03 J inline (4.23 +.03 Fills S.HL m»c fl.Bo —.30 OlympU |i 50
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1609 15 T«HE tast transacted sale at the cloae of business In the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day> price* together with 1974 high and low. i Adjusted for all new Issues). CLOSING TONS: Hotela fairly steady while the rest barely uteady. TURNOVER Official total turnover
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      362 15 PRICES continued to drift lower in the Singapore stock market yesterday In very quiet trading conditions. The level of buying activity was much reduced. Interest in the market largely disappeared and broking houses were practically devoid of investors. Most of the deals closed were written
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      279 15 Another decline for market in KL THE Kuala Lumpur stock market continued to move Sower in the absence of fresh support yesterday. Losses though were fractional in most cases. Shares again came under selling from the opening, but the slide wa« arrested at about noon by what was generally hola
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1355 15 t»ID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS A.P.I, il 148). Ajinomoto (2 30B) Alcan (3 008 3 308)
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      1232 15 |*ID and offer prices offl- dally listed and business In and reported to the Kuaia Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 untu unless otherwise specified. INOUtTRIALI Aiinamau 2 nil Akan (3 008 3 208) •In Mlg. il
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      Profits up at Utd Plant
      141 15 THE general Improvement in commodity prices during 1973 has boosted United Plantations' pre-tax profits by 21 per cent from $635 million In 1973 to $7 70 million. However, the full impact of the higher prices has yet to make lttelf felt "due to the Inevitable
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      FOREIGN NEWS
      380 15 MOBIL Oil corporation, the US's third largest oil company, Is discussing with Marcor Corporation a tender offer under which It would seek 51 per cent of Marcor's stock. Marcor's Montgomery Ward division Is the nations fourth largest general merchandise retaller, and Its container corporation division Is the largest
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      448 16 f MECHANICAL 1 I ENGINEER I A well established Group of Companies requires a Mechanical Engineer with the following qualifications: A recognised diploma degree in mechanical engineering. A few years of working experience preferably as a maintenance engineer in a food processing or refrigeration industry. Previous supervisory experience of a
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      504 16 Singapore Glass WSfljfiVJi Manufacturers Pte. Limited I ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Singapore Glass Manufacturers, a subsidiary of Australian Consolidated Industries, is the largest glass and fibrepackaging manufacturer in Singapore and exports to many countries. The successful applicant will head a small department maintaining a wide variety of electrical and electronic installations, including
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      588 16 [j Keppel Shipyard {Private) Limited VACANCY CHIEF DRAUGHTSMAN QUALIFICATIONS (a) Degree OR Diploma in Naval Architecture OR Marine/ Mechanical Engineering. (b) Persons with relevant experience in controlling a drawing office in shipyards will only be considered. EXPERIENCE Applicants must have extensive experience in the engineering and hull aspects of shiprepairing
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      595 16 W Tigress Department Store Plaza Smgapura. dealing m prestige fashion wear for ladies and gentlemen, requires the following personnel for the initial phase of it's devetopment SALES ASSISTANTS (Female) Must have pleasant disposition, neat appearance, aged 16 to 24 years, with SC./GCE SALES SUPERVISORS Should have at least one year's
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    Two years and six lashes for young robber
    225 17 Two years and six lashes for young robber A 1»- YEAR-OLD youth waa Jailed for two years with six strokes of the cane by a district court yesterday after he admitted robbing a taxidriver of $26 and a watch. Chan Deng Wah, the court was told, together with two others
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    Society's new chairman
    31 17 MR. Andrew Pinto has been elected chairman of the management committee of the Singapore Co-operative Housing Society. Other officials are: Mr.A. Krlshnasamy. secretary, and Mr K. Veluppillai. treasurer
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    Charity draw
    22 17 THE First Lady. Mrs Sheares. will launch the second Children Charities donation draw at the Istana at 3 pm. today
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    Secret society fighter among two held
    74 17 Secret society fighter among two held A SECRET society fighter was among two people arrested by the police on Thursday. He was picked up from Jalan Bukit Ho Swee at 7 p.m. Police said he was the fighter of the Seh Koh Long Independent Group, operating In Jalan Buklt Ho
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    Dieting? Not for 85 kilo Maori singer Isabel
    132 17 NEW Zealand Maori singer Isabel Cowan (above) weighs 85 kilograms (187-lb) but she is horrified at the thought of dieting. She said yesterday: "I have never been on diet. I don't want to. Why, who knows, my voice may thin out." She
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    Banks offer 10pc pay increase to top staff
    311 17 Banks offer 10pc pay increase to top staff FOREIGN banks in Singapore have offered 10 per rent pay rise for their workers drawing more than $1,000 a month in connection with the National Wages Council recommendations this year. This js on the same basis as what the Government is offerIng
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    Car sales take another plunge
    101 17 Car sales take another plunge MOTOR car sales dropped again In May, with only 1.165 vehicles being registered compared with 1.206 in April and 1.64 C in May 1073. They are inclusive of tuition vehicles and station wagons. Of the total sales, 716 belonged to 1.001-1,600 cc range and 102
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    Slight rise in mosquito breeding
    62 17 MOSQUITO breeding rose by 0.2 per cent In houses but fell by 13 per cent at construction sites during the week ending June 14. A survey by the Environment Ministry showed that 7J out of 4 002 house* and eight out of 264 construction sites
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    Passing-out parade
    57 17 MR. Tan Tec* Khlm. CommUsloner of Police, win offlcUte at the Vigilant* Cbrpe oomNned paatng-out parade fo the 13Ui Intake of National Servicemen and the 6th batch of women whinUerx at the Police Re•enre Unit 2 base. <>iiarnway. *t S pjn. today. The parade will be followed by
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    Social worker honoured
    47 17 MRS A. L. Peratra, a founder member of the aingaoore Awociattoo .'or the Deaf and principal of the Singapore School for tha Deaf to 10 rears, will recelv* honorary mantershlp (ram the ■awntton at IU general meeting at toe scljoot on June Kit) pa
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    Stall ballot
    36 17 OR. Chiang Hal Ding. UP (or Ulu Pandan. wIU officiate at a aallotLig ceremony for the allocation of 217 stalk at the Buona VUU butt markst-cum- hawker centre at J JO pm on Saturday.
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    Man gets six years, rotan for having gun and bullets
    197 17 Man gets six years, rotan for having gun and bullets fMSHBREEDER Ng r Peng Swee, 30, was jailed for a total of six years with 12 strokes of the cane by the First District Court yesterday for unlawfully having a revolver and six bullets last month. He was given three
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    MP to present the prizes
    47 17 MR L P Rodrmo. UP for Serangoon Oarden. will present prises at the Upper Serangoon District Primary School field and track championships at Parry School field from 2 p.m. on June 28 About 53 scnoois will take part In the sports meet.
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    Dinner guest
    37 17 MR Hon Sul Sen the Minister for Finance, will be guest of honour >t the Singapore Manufacturers' Associations annual dinner at the Neptune Theatre Restaurant and Nightclub at I p.m on Friday. (June 38 1
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      288 17 Windex the glass cleaner that shines M I v **v I gggggEz^^^i^B<*iswJ»^^^^^ggH gsV^w^ JANI fAAfIA I Donald I Moore's mJtm .J W I world #v*ncnano w I 'Academy Award Winner. I London Film Critics Guild I Winner gfgV M I Golden Globe Winner. Wf j I "Jone Fonda's finest perfor-
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      782 17 TV SINGAPORE (5) I*>CC Wl Opening am) Sesune Z ~2[\ HI News m Brief I^.DO s Is| M to O"^ *1 Line Matmee-PirKhute Nurse Stirring: |nd homi (repMt) 1M News William Wright, Kay Harris, Mar (Malay) 7.41 Ironside— The Last guente Ch*man 2.» Ne- Sco, l^J-Jgj land Yard— The Stone
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      21 17 WATKB conanmrtUn •n Thanday was ltl mUltoa gallons (SM,M« cubic metres), 1J aaOlion gallons CI.9H cable metres) mere thaa on Wednesday.
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      511 18 FA CHOICE FOR PROGRESS I Qollei Rollei Optical (Pte) Ltd.. a member of the Rollei Group, manufactures high-quality precision lenses, shutters and viewfinder systems for world renown Rollei cameras. Our two plants at Kallang Basin and Chai Chee now have EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES for(1) PRODUCTION TRAINEES (2) QUALITY CONTROL TRAINEES Applicants
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      716 18 has vacancies for the fo lowing positions: FREIGHT FORWARDING SUPERVISOR Qualifications and Experience 1. Singapore Citizen above 25 years of age and not liable for National Service. 2. School Certificate or its equivalent with 3 to 5 years experience in Customs and Freight Forwarding Procedures. 3. Ability to supervise and
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      499 18 A Progressive International Marine Engineering and Construction Company is seeking applications from Singapore Citizens for the following positions: COMPUTER OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR (MALE) We have an IBM System 360/20 computer which will be replaced by an IBM 370/115 computer early next year Currently we are operating in a Tape Programming System
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      970 18 NATIONAL STATISTICAL COMMISSION SINGAPORE Applications for the following posts are invited from citizens and permanent residents of Singapore/ Malaysia: A. STATISTICIAN Applicants should have a recognised Honours Degree in Statistics or in other subjects with Statistics up to the pass degree level. Gross monthly salary from $1,270 to $2.530r B.
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      225 18 Pl'B L I c UTILITIM BOARD. SINGAPORE WATER DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS SHUTDOWN OF WATER SUPPLY In order to facilitate connection work on an existing trunk main along Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim, there will be no water or poor pressure In the following areas from 7.00 pm on Saturday (22 6.74)
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      962 19 J W%t*iiiifflKmWmm TO FIIDOPF I V KVRVrC f v Hmbmt g.^,, Vim v MMMI M ..i" 1 r ff »"4 S'MMiOP. KITANO MAIN i. pwi ntm urn, it m, iim, iiw, ISAM lAT 2IJm »Im »Mi Ii Mr MMf II W? IMAMA MAM IM| IM| »Mr SM| HMr »M| LlfflPMl
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    206 20 ARRANCIMIHTt FOX JUKI n •OT Kortun* Runner I, Ldmi Cbona: > <•. Malayan in 11. Sri 111 in. i. U K^ud Ma.rak M. Klini.hir. l» l» Kair>u Man rul Madura 42 43 Ho.nl> Prw. 4«. Kiiano Mara JO and Uon City si South IN MM aVa\ Hmh
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    In Memorium
    33 20 S Thirurhclvam It's a year ago today since Thiru left us and we cherish the memories of the time he was with us His wife Connie, son Selvam. brothers and sisters.
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      717 20 SARAWAK SHELL BERHAD TENDER NOTICE Sarawak Shell Berhad offer for sale:Item 1 1 Pc. Diesel Generating Set Installed at the Lutong S.S.B. Power Station, c/w one lot of spare parts for the prime mover (approx value MS80.000.00) and following used Items 1 Pc. Crankcase 1 Pc Crankshaft 8 Pc Pistons
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    151 21 JOAN BOOTY'S N.THMJ MANNEQUINS to Kualf. Lumpur i, r\» c Kanebo Cosmetic Phed fashion shows f.-.iturlng "IN 1 Boutique and itches Merlin Hotel Today 10 00 p.m Tomorrow 1.00 pm (Reservation!, *****3) Am pang Park Shopping Centre Today 3.00 p m; Tomorrow 11.00 am Shows sponsored by Ck«eUpJ
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    231 21 3 Religious Annoucements FAITH METHODIST CHURCH. OUEENBTOWN Sunday Service English 7 30 am. 5 30 pm: (Chinese) 10 00 am. 7 30 p.m.: Sunday School (English) 8.30 am 3.45 p m (Chinese) 10 00 am 730 pm. Saturday 8.8.. 0.8 300 p.m MYF 430 p.m. (English I 730 p m
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    84 21 MRS CHIA CHENG HOE nee Chan Say Ohlm aged 76 passed away peacefully on 20.6 74 leaving sons Willie Charlie Walter daughters Nellie Lilly Peggy 3 daughters-in-law 2 sons-in-law and several grandchildren and great-grand-ihlldren Cortege leaves 48 Joo Chlat Avenue on 24.6 74 at 1.45 pm for Mount
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    21 Acknowledgements
    98 21 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr Leong Kit Chan express their neiirtfelt thanks to relatives and friends for kind assistance, condolences, attendance, wreaths, scrolls, night visits and donations during their recent bereavement Special thanks to Dr. Yeo. I)r Thomas and staff of Ward 44 OROH THE FAMILY OF
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      305 21 classified ads Idl i nee Tan) and Lam Choon (ex Singapore Police) a son Mervln Seng Huat Present Address: 251. Abbotsweld. Harlow. Essex. England. m) Pr*rtt>«aionsJ FEMALE ACCOUNTS SUPERVISORS required by a famous organisation, applicants must be able to manage Accounts Department Independently, good In English. Mandarin with driving licence
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      643 21 A TRADING COMPANY requires female clerk with good command of English. Can type, do correspondence Independently Plea.* apply with non-returna-ble p 1 otograph. particulars relaUiig «tf qualifications, experience kr.r» Idee of languages, dlalec.s to U.l* "5 Box .911 Spore. TOZEN ImmsdlaU vacancies tor FEMALE SALES CLERK Good educational background, must
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      606 21 REQUIRED FEMALE GENERAL CLERK with typing experience Know some Chinese Apply stating salary to 8 J Box A 9 1790 A well-established Firm of Chartered Accountants and Public Ac- Singapore, requlrerCLERK/TYPIST GENERAL/FILING CLERK Candidates should possess OCE with at least three subjects at "O" level Ability to type accurately at
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      700 21 STENOGRAPHER/ SECRETARY A rapidly expanding Property Company requires a Stenogntp.ier/ Secretary. The ouccaoolwl applicant wM require: (a i to be between the ages of 20 30 years, preferably single: (b) Singapore Citizen: (c) Senior Cambridge and able to take shorthand at not less than 100 wpm (d) to have at
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      598 21 PRINTING SALES REPRESENTATIVES with established clientele wishing to earn more Please apply BT Box ASISS2 All replies will T TflMigJ sad kept secret FeoteoMndtog rmnn InvtMs applications for trainee as AM CARGO SALES REPRESENTATIVE Ont—iasisiia. Minimum School Certificate with credit in English Singapore citizen, must complete National Service Possess Class
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      625 21 OMRON SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. require ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS REQUIREMENTS: 1 Technician Diploma/ Industrial Technician Certificate in Electronic Englnt ring from Polytechnic or Technical Institutes Craft/ Trade Certificate holders with few years experience In electronic Industry may also be considered 2 Must have thorough knowledge of electronic circuitry and experience In repairs
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      821 21 OFFICE BOYS (Singapore citizens > wanted Immediately by well established firm Minimum qualifications Primary 6 but preferable with Secondary education Excellent opportunities for absorption Into Clerical Orade Apply 8 T 80xA***** Qhdb Invites applications from Singapore Citizens for the following appointments' (A) STENOGRAPHER OisMlesslsiis. Singapore Cambridge Oeneral Certificate of Education
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      621 21 OENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) .fOUSSWARES PTE. LTD. Invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: -1 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN 2. PERSONNEL CLERK QuaMteostono/ EigirloiiLi 1 Applicants should possess a Craft Certificate or equivalent In Electrical or Electronic Engineering with two to three years industrial experience and a knowledge of electrical
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      683 21 PHILIPS requires ASSISTANT PURCHASING OFFICERS Candidates should possess a School Certificate or Its equivalent with previous experience In purchasing of Industrial materials and components from local sources. The successful candidate* will be responsible for local purchasing -nil ensuring delivery schedules are met. ENOINrERING ASSISTANTS Candidates should possess a good technical
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      895 21 DIST. 12 BALBSTIER, JALAN DATOH flat furnished wtth telephone and one alrcon SSBO Ong Lock Cho unfurnished SSgo Rangoon Road $600 Dli White Drive next to Bt Andregr* School i $«00 Tel 3*137/*****2 MODERN SPLIT-LEVEL exclusive independent bungalow dlst. M four alrcondllloned bedrooms with bathrooms, wardrobes B^ tached Extensive separate
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      823 22 CUTIVt BUNGALOW BRAODCLL HIWMT SI. OOO. Thomson $780 Luxurious Beml-Detarhed Novena Church 11.400 Buklt Ttmah $700. Unfumlsh house Srlruir Hill". MOO: Rooms avallabl. various dlsuicU SlOO above *****55 J B best residential area MMI-MTACMED TO LIT Fully mosaic 3 bedrooms. 2 baths wtth other amenities ALSO EXCLUSIVE ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE In
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      814 22 TWO-STOREY SEMIDETACHED Bungalow at Bth Avenue Buklt Tlmah Road Freehold 5.822 sq. ft 3 big rooms upstairs balconies parquet and marble flooring at $*****0- 0.n.0 Contact tel *****3 Mr Llm Principal only happy ESTATE comer 2-storey semi-detached Ready for occupation. 4 bedrooms, split-level, terrano/ parquet flooring. 4,300 tq. ft. $155,000
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    MP to attend variety show
    41 24 MR P Selvadural. MP for Kuo Chuan. will attend a variety show at Toa Payoh branch library at tonight It U organised by the Kuo Chuan community centre youth a.b-commlttee for IU members and their families
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    Found dead near flats
    48 24 POOn Leng Cheng, 27, was found dead at the foot of Block 1 In Cantonment Road •t 240 p.m. yesterday A pair of slippers, believed to be hl». was found on the inth floor of the block Police •aid no foul play wu suspected
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    Record number seek SOS aid
    144 24 Record number seek SOS aid TH E Samaritans or Singapore (SOS) reported a record number of 5,000 first-time calls for the year ending May 31. So far, more than I«,*N people have called *****4— the SOS emergency number since the organisation began operations In September lMt. The average number •f
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    Mr Show-off that's the new S'porean
    432 24 Mr Show-off that's the new S'porean CERTAIN snobbery and smugness has crept into Singapore society, a Foreign Ministry official said yesterday. "There Is a tendency for Singaporeans to show Off." said Mr. Ooh Kian Chee. assistant secretary of the Ministry's political division. "A certain kind of snobbery and smugness has
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    'Pay attention to regional values'
    162 24 'Pay attention to regional values' QINOAPOREANS have to kJ pay attention to regional values In creating national values for the Republic, University of Singapore political science lecturer Dr. Lav Telk Soon said yesterday Olving a summary and synthesis of the preunlverslty seminar on National Values of Singapore at the Conference
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    SBS: 30 women apply
    53 24 THE Singapore But Service has received M applications to fill vacancies for 25 women technical apprentices, a SBS official said yesterday. He said: "We are processing the applications and hope to hold Interviews soon. We are also hoping that the successful caa4 dates can begin work
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      336 24 b^B^^f"^TP^3T^B IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER 185) AND IN THE MATTER OF LIGHT ELECTRONIC INDUSTRY (PRIVATE) LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic or Singapore) (In Liquidation) Members' Voluntary Windinf-L'p At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed company duly convened and held at Rooms 808/
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      1071 25 Anda sebagai seorang Warganegara Malaysia adalah dipelawa untuk me.igisi kekosongan didalam jawatan-jawatan yang berikut: A. JAWATAN JAWATAN PEGAWAI UNDANCUNDANG Tufas: L PEGAWAI KANAN PERANCANG CORPORATE BerUnggungjawab menentukan semua pinjaman Tumic yang diberi oleh UDA itu teriamin. Menguru* dan SrSaa K.tu. C.w.ng.n y.ng ber- -rnb.n.u surat perjanjian. Kelayakan: Kelayakan: i) Ijazah
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      663 25 UNIVERSITI KEBANGSAAN MALAYSIA Permohonan adalah dipelawa daripada Warganegara Malaysia untuk mengisi jawatanjawatan koaong yang berikut:L Jawatan: Penoiong Pendaftar Kelayakan/ Mempunyai Ijazah Sarjana Pengalaman: Muda dengan kepujian dari Universiti yang diiktiraf serta sekurang-kurangnya pen^alaman pentadbiran selama 2 tahun, atau mempunyai Ijazah Sarjana Muda Am dari Universiti yang diiktiraf serta sekurang-kurangnya pengalaman
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    Rice: Permits out next week...
    725 26 Rice: Permits out next week •pHK Government will issue licences next week to importers, exporter* and wholesalers to deal in rice which is now a controlled commodity. The Trade Depart- f ment, announcing this yesterday, said It was now processing more than 130 appl i c a tions for licences.
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    Hospital death: Police plea
    42 26 POLICE yesterday appealed to relatives of Ho Keng cc. 68. who died at Woodbrlge Hospital on Jine 18. to contact Insp Wong Heng Tye, of Paya Lebar Station. Ho had been an Inmate of the hospital since 1961
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    Anti-crime forum
    44 26 THS UlnUUr for Health and Hume Affair*. Mr. Cbua SUn Chin. «U1 officiate at the forum on "Towards a Crime-Free Society at MacPtMraon community centre at t pm umamm. The forum U nrgaul— (l by the MacPheraon constituency anti-crune campaign «for^inc committee.
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    Teachers give 'good ties' report
    104 26 Teachers give 'good ties' report A REPORT pr«A pared by a 32--meraber Singapore Teachers Goodwill Mission to Indonesia yesterday described as "gratifying" the close and harmonious relations between the two countries The report, basnl on the mission's twoweek tour organised by the Singapore Chines* Middle School Teachers' I'nion. said the
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    JAILED FOR SELLING STOLEN FLOUR
    115 26 JAILED FOR SELLING STOLEN FLOUR AK*AN was yesterday jailed for three months by a magistrate's court for assisting in the disposal of 130 sacks of stolen flour worth $7,280. Tang Ah Kee, 29, admitted that on May 29 he arranged with a security guard of Prima Flour Mills of Keppel
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    Air staff aid widow
    54 26 A TOTAL Of $120 was yesterday donated by the staff and officers >l the Air Budget and Contract Department HQ Singapore Air Defence Command iSADC) to the family of trishawrlder Ng Ah Leng. 36. who was killed in an accident at the North Bridge Road-Arab Street
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    Price tagging: June 30 is the new deadline
    469 27 Price tagging: June 30 is the new deadline SHOPKEEPERS and retailers have been given until June 30 to put up price tags on 15 listed items —or action will be taken against those who did not comply. "From July 1, retailers not complying with the Price Control (Display of Price)
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    Long hair 'mark of a rebel
    202 27 Long hair 'mark of a rebel cording to the Bing£A", »rtlcle entitled r^'i Wron y*? 7 publtohed in the latest newsletter of SANA News, says: "There Is nothing wrong provided long hair In females does not Interfere with study or work and In males does not create an image of
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    Seminar to boost English language in S-E Asia
    234 27 Seminar to boost English language in S-E Asia rpHE Regional English Language Centre 1 will hold an English teaching seminar from July 23 to 27. The seminar U on Recent Development and Research In Reading Relevant to the Teaching and Learning of English In South-east Asia. It Is for senior
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    Crime talk
    28 27 MR Teo H«a Wue. police public relation* officer, will •peak on Avoid Crimes in the Home at the National Library at 230 pm. on June 29
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    SLAIN COUPLE SEEN IN HAPPIER TIMES...
    99 27 A HAPPT wedding picture of businessman, Soon Kia Wan. 30, and his wife, Guat Hwa, 28, who were brutally murdered in their TlMif Bahru flat on Wednesday night. CID officers, Investi- I rating the case have not established a motive for the murder The
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    Course on veg and fruit decoration
    62 27 THE YMCA will conduct a six-session course on fruit and vegetable carving decoration at its Orchard Road premises every Wednesday from July 10 from 7.30 9 p.m. The course leader is Mr. A. Takahashl. author of Introduction to Table Decoration with Fruits and Vegetables
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    TEXT FOR NEW COURSE TO BE TRIED OUT
    205 27 TEXT FOR NEW COURSE TO BE TRIED OUT pUTURE texts for the new subject, Educar tion for Living, will be tested in some schools before they are Introduced In schools. According to Dr. Lav Wat Har. the Education Ministry's deputy director 'development), this Is to ensure the Intro ductlon of
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    'Let ban on Superstar stay'
    145 27 'Let ban on Superstar stay' A CHRISTIAN church leader yesterday urged the Film Censor Board not to lift Its ban on the rock musical, Jesus Christ Superstar, despite a suggestion by other church leaders to allow the film a trial screening here. Rev. Edward Paauwe. vice chairman of the International
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    Trainer Allan can take first two races
    236 28  - Trainer Allan can take first two races DENNIS CHIA By EADING trainer Ivan Allan has a formidable team entered for the Perak Derby meeting and should get off the mark by taking the first two races with Paterson Tower and Time Immortal Paterson Tower came from near last to finish
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    1825 28 If J mm 2.15 Class 3 Div 5 6f sLammmmUa. ($8,500 $5,950 to winner) 1 Done. Baar Will i (nnodwood) Ahmad 10 0 <<S2 +14) 4f Kasaj 11 2 4TW »nt»iaeid t I New Zealand I West 5812 t 1 (f Rahman 6 I 1786 Lvety Ism. a
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    130 28 IIH iMOa jiip TIT OINNII CNIA PaUrMn Towtr Uaweortad Prld* of Oalwar TMno limnrwi Turn Ob Archibald 1 rt—auit Palirtoti Tower Prld* Of Oalway ■■Irrni T«mr Piccadllljr R*«ai ■tar Tim* Immortal AdumoMt Searkt Baroa t Tim. ImwUl Turn On Bcarltt Baroa S 4 tSSm Oraccful ttyU Vuli c*unt Advtnturaaa
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    On good track Scarlet Mandarin is hard to beat
    202 28  - On good track Scarlet Mandarin is hard to beat EPSOM JEEP By CCARLET Mandarin will be hard to catch on a good track in Race Three at Ipoh today. This flyer won twice early in the season and has clocked lm 12 4/5 for the Bukit Timah 6f. Top bets
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    Sunday's riders
    794 28 RACE 1 2.66 CLASS I DIV. 1 IF 1 Leonardo ».e« R*)oo g t Warpath IH Hamaa 1 3 The Jagmr 1.67 Paimere 16 4 Texa. II 8.64 McClrme IS 5 Permata Kaeamg UI S.6S Staples 11 6 Rommel S.M M. lamail 11 7 Fall Tilt 6.63 WUsen
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    C-in-C shows top form in workout
    611 28 C-in-C shows top form in workout pOMMANDER IN v CHIEF II showed top form for the 9f Perak Derby Trial (Race Four) at Ipoh tomorrow with a first rate workout on a good track yesterday, reports EPSOM JEEP. Ridden by George Pod-mr.-e, the useful Oveyear -old beat Chaya Timor II
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    Focus on Form
    1430 28 Race 1 maswin: Twice placed early In saaaon; second with It to Piccadilly II Div 6 «f XL Jan 26 creditable showing looka well after let-up; can surprise. unescorted: Ran on when suth Dlv Tf B. Timah May 23; showed promise Brat atart Dlv 6 Sf Pit
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    Anak Malaysia third
    162 28 f ONDON. PTI. Anak Ma- Uysla. owned by Mr. Lim Chool Seng of Malaysia, finished third In the 8f Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot on Wednesday He finished three lengths behind the winner. Old Lucky, and a length behind the second horse. Fabled Diplomat, in the 30--horse
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      Civilians meet Negri in first Cup match
      222 29  - Civilians meet Negri in first Cup match G. ROBERT By SINGAPORE Civi- lians, runnersup last year, will open their Malaya Cup rugby campaign this year with a home match against Negri Sembilan on July 13. SRU will hold its first trial to pick the team for this match at Tanglln
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      Smiles in S'pore camp after two early shocks
      308 29  - Smiles in S'pore camp after two early shocks JOE DORAI By pENANG, Fri. Singapore Malaysia Cup team officials received two shocks when they arrived here last night but the intervention of Mr. Loh Hoot Yeang, the FA of Penang president, brought smiles to their faces today. Shock number one was
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      Play fair, play hard and play to win...
      340 29  - Play fair, play hard and play to win... TEOH ENG TATT By DLAY FAIR, play hard 1 and play to win that is what Singapore's Malaysia Cap soccer team most do when they take the field against Penanf at City Stadium, Penanf. tomorrow night (kickoff B). Their spirited and determined
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      64 29 MUNICH. Fri— The remaining ant rvaod Urn: Tomorrow: Australia Chile (Berlin lt-M pjn, East Germany t West Germany (Hambnrc Z a-m. Jrnne 23); Zaire v BraaU (Gctaenklrcben II.M pjn.l; Scotland t YagaeUvm (Frankfort II.M lUM). Sunday: Balgaria v Holland (Dortmund lt.M p.m.l: Sweden t L'rmgvay (Daaseldorf I».JS pjß.)
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      Kikawa vaults to a record 4.90 m
      651 29  -  ERNEST FRIDA By JAPAN'S Asian Games representative Yasushiro Kikawa graduated from pupil to star at the National Stadium yesterday when he outjumped his coach Shigeru Takum in the pole vault event with a record leap of 4.90 m (16ft {in) on the first
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      Lock icon WORLD CUP 1974
      949 29 FATEFUL WEEKEND FOR 11 COUNTRIES TWO in, three out and 11 still hoping—that is the state of the World Soccer Cup finals today as the surviving teams prepare for a weekend which will decide their fate. Favourites West Germany and Olympic champions Poland, the only teams to
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      348 29 LOS ANGELES. Fri New Zealand's John Delamere will be the most watched athlete today on the first day of the Amateur Athletic Union's Track and Field Championships. Delamere, the world's first world-class somer*aulting long Jumper, d| d 25 feet 64 Inches with the technique
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      Denness, Greig hit centuries
      206 29 I ONDON, Fri. Fngland shrugged oft* the early loss of their first day heroes, Dennis Amiss and John Edrich, to give the Indian bowlers another hiding in the Second cricket Test at Lord's here today. Mike Denness and Tony Orelg stepped boldly into the gap left
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      SCOREBOARD
      61 29 ENGLAND Ist kuu (overnight 334 for one): D.L. Amiss lbw b Prasannai lit D. Ltoyu I aolkar b Prasanna 46 J.H. Edrteh lbw Bedl M M. Dcnnees not out 117 K ftatcher o Solkar b B*dl 15 A.W. Gr«ig c and b Abtd All 106 A Knott not cut
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