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Title Section15 1974-06-25 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/7415 words
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Article, Illustration773 1974-06-25 1 ISRAEL: RAIDS TO GO ON 3 Arab nations ready to aid Lebanon, guerillas JERUSALEM, Monday ISRAEL said it plans to continue retaliatory bombing raids against Palestinian guerilla bases in Lebanon but three Arab nations have offered to go to the aid of the guerillas and Lebanon And the semi-official EgyptianReuter - 773 words
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275 1974-06-25 1 American skymen in Moscow for joint training MOSCOW, Mon. A group of nine US astronaut*, among them moon veterans Thomas Stafford and Alan Bean. arrived here yesterday to continue training with their Soviet colleagues for next year's planned Joint flight. The astronauts were taken straight to Star City, the SovietReuter - 275 words
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Article50 1974-06-25 1 at lowest in 2 months LONDON. Mon. Sterling cropped by more than two <*nu against the O8 dollar on the I/>ndon foreign excnanfe market today its towert point against the American curm*, ta tw. »J l quotwl 2 J »»1 this afternoon, compared with on Friday of 2 3805 Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article44 1974-06-25 1 BELFAST (France), Mon. -Two Miram flchter-bomb-'i of the French Air Force i-Ulded la mld-alr today and ci lined In the countryside at Tr.iubach-Le-Bu. police Mid. The pilot of one of the planes wsj killed, the other m •wiouly wounded —ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article41 1974-06-25 1 EDOERTON (KanaM). Mon.— A 23-year-old American woman parachutist yesterday drifted Into power lines and was electrocuted Brenda Kay Link. 23. of Kansas, had been aiming for a grassy landing strip r xt to the electric lines— UPIUPI - 41 words
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Article34 1974-06-25 1 PARIS. Mon —The Iranian embassy In Paris today denied a report that the Shah had said In an Interview that hit country intended to develop nuclear weapons. AP. (See Page 3).AP - 34 words
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Article49 1974-06-25 1 TUCSON (Arlsona) Mon One person m killed and M Injured yesterday when s tornado «Umm+^ into a group of mobile homes in the southwest side of Tucson. Nineteen mobile homes wore destroyed and 33 damaged. said Cmpt nil* Franklin of the Tucson fire department UPIUPI - 49 words
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Article45 1974-06-25 1 NTW YORK, lion —Dow Jones averages, baaed on first hour of trading on the New York stock «*"y M Indus ***** down !~JS; M Thumb 100.74 down 0 16; II mils urn up o o»; w Stocks J44 44 down 0 44 -UPIUPI - 45 words
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143 1974-06-25 1 Ties move: Peking and Manila in 'close contact' MANILA. Mon— Formal negotiations for diplomatic relations between the Philippines and China have not started but the two delegations In the United Nations have been "in constant touch with each other." the Philippine UN representative said here today. Ambassador Narclso Reyes, theAP - 143 words
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Article59 1974-06-25 1 JAKARTA. Mon. Police have detained a youth who was alleged to have stoned Oovernor Ueutenant-Oen-eral All Sadlkin when he >v dancing In a youth festival last Saturday to celebrate the city's 447 th anniversary. It was reported here today. The Indonesian dairy Pot Kota aald the GovernorReuter - 59 words
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134 1974-06-25 1 BELFAST. Men. A 19-year-old trooper yesterday iinar the first British soldier to or charted with murder while on doty In Northern Ireland. Trooper Aloe John Par? was charted with the Border of Mr Hath Derlne, a married man with roar children. In the134 words
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Article, Illustration212 1974-06-25 1 Wife held hostage by robbers 'J'HK wife of the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of labour, Madam Chai Mci Leng^ 39, was last night taken hostage for 25 minutes by four dagger-wielding robbers who had i rzz^zz=^=zz earlier taken $3,000 from her home in Holland Road. Madam chal was dropped by the212 words
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Article, Illustration463 1974-06-25 1 24 back home after 78-day ordeal in Burma EIGHTEEN Singa•E4 poreans, including a woman, and six Japanese from among the 31 crew members of the multi-national research vessel, Chang! SMS 727 who were fined and jailed for illegally entering Burmese waters In April, returned home from Rangoon via Bangko after463 words
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Article284 1974-06-25 1 Wilson admits N-test at Nevada ONDON, Mon. Prime Minister Harold Wilson disclosed today that a British nuclear weapon test reported over the weekend to be Imminent had In fact already taken place. He told the House of Commons the test took place underground some weeks ago Mr. Wilson said theReuter - 284 words
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Article57 1974-06-25 1 BEIRUT. Mon —A Sudanese court in Khartoum today sentenced eight Palestinian guerilla* to Ufe Imprisonment for the murder of two American diplomats and s Belgian In March 1973. the Iraqi news agency reported. The delayed verdicts followed a trial of the eight guerillas by the SudaneseUPI - 57 words
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Article46 1974-06-25 1 MANILA. Mon. Muslim rebel force of aboat 600 men launched coordinated attacks In the southern Philippines but were driven off by combined government air and (round assaults that killed between 150 and 2*o of them, military sources reported today. UPI (See Page Two)UPI - 46 words
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Article54 1974-06-25 1 WASHINGTON, Mon US Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kis •infer today branded M "totally false in every detail" assertions that he negotiated a secret agreement giving the Soviet Union more nuclear missiles than poblicly anmmmm ted In the first roue! of the strategic arms talks.AP - 54 words
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Article29 1974-06-25 1 WASHINGTON. Mom. The House Judiciary Committee Issued another subpoena against President Nixon today despite his declaration that he would abide by no more. UPI. (Sec Pare Two)UPI - 29 words
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197 1974-06-25 2 .Japan's aid plans: Why they often fail —I rKYO. Mon. Japans "self-conceited, hypocritical" approach In offering technical assistance to development natlr.ns often results In failure, according to a report prepared by the Government's admlnUtra 1 1 v c management agency. The report, to be submitted to various govern ment ministriesUPI - 197 words
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131 1974-06-25 2 WASHINGTON, Mon. Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger and Defence Secretary James Schlesinger fought over giving military aid to Israel daring last October's ArabIsraeli war, the New York Times magaslne said yesterday. According to an account by CBS reporters Bernard and I Marvin131 words
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Article, Illustration326 1974-06-25 2 KISSINGER MADE NO SECRET DEALS ON MISSILE LIMITATION WITH RUSSIA BUT... WASHINGTON. Monday SECRETARY of State Dr. Henry Kissinger made no secret arrangements with Soviet leaders about the missilelimitaiion agreement of 1972, but he also did not inform Congress of several aspects of itReuter; AP - 326 words
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137 1974-06-25 2 Aussies forecast economic recession SYDNEY, Mon Most Australian buMnessmen predict more unemployment, reduced production and steeply rising prices in the next three months, according to a survey pubilshed over the weekend. The suney, taken between June 4 and 18. showed that 73 per cent of 290 firms expected business conditionsReuter - 137 words
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Article59 1974-06-25 2 RANGOON. Mon The Burmese Government has started a crackdown on proPeking communist rebel sympathisers who Instigated mob violence in the recent labour disturbances, it was announced here yesterday. An official announcement said military Intelligence officers and police have arrested eight youths belonging to the clandestine "Proletariat Revolutionary59 words
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Article342 1974-06-25 2 WASHINGTON, JJOIMNG to win public support for its ultimate recommendation on whether to impeach President Nixon, the House Judiciary Committee is expected to make public an expurgated record of the evidence it has examined in secrecy for tfie last six weeks. Chairman Peter Rodlno Jr.UPI - 342 words
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Article107 1974-06-25 2 HONGKONG. Mon. Custom* officers last month arrested 340 people and seized dangerous drugs worth HK5363.000 (SS181.500) retail In continued crackdown on illicit drug activities here, it was announced today. A government spokesman said that the haul, made In 140 swoops on land and ships, comprisedReuter - 107 words
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Article58 1974-06-25 2 MADRID. Moo. Argentine Vice-president Maria btela de Peron. wilt of President Juan Domingo Peron. arrived today (or an official visit a» part of her tour through Europe Mrs. Peron was met at Barajas airport by the wife of Chief of State Francisco Franco. Prime Minister Carlo*58 words
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Article36 1974-06-25 2 BELJ AST. Mon. A rooftop sniper killed a British soldier going to the aid of comrades under ambush In Belfast, and a civilian who resisted an army search was killed the army said APAP - 36 words
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Article74 1974-06-25 2 TYACCA, Mon. An 1 1/ armed hand killed two policemen and aa- I caped with a large «oantity of arms when the attacked a police station In Bogra district, north of here, the daily Itteraa reported today. The policemen wer* killed yesterday when they opened74 words
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Article73 1974-06-25 2 PRINCETON, Man. If US Congressional elections were held now, the Democratic Party would gain more than half of the seats In House of Representatives according to the latest Oallup poll. Fifty-seven per cent of the registered voters among the 3.063 adults Interviewed in May and JuneAP - 73 words
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Article61 1974-06-25 2 KARACHI. Mon About M 0 employee* of the Civil and Military Audit and Accounts Directorate throughr it Pakistan were detained .>•■- authorities during a wages strike, said a Preea release Issued by the Krlkers as the strike entered 1U sixth day The Frees release claimed that overAP - 61 words
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Article54 1974-06-25 2 HONOLULU. Mon. The Wuahu Troupe of China has begun a three-perform-ance appearance here, the first stop on a four-city tour of the United States Wushu. a Chinese folk art. translates as "martial arts" but combines elements ranging from ballet to shadow boxing and fast displays ofAP - 54 words
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326 1974-06-25 2 Two killed in rebel attack on hydro plant MANILA, Mon. Two carpenters were killed and a chief security guard wounded when about 20 Muslim reSfu attacked and blasted the Maria Crlstlna Falls hydro-electric plant In northern Mindanao official military sources said today. They said the plant was slightly damaged butReuter; AP - 326 words
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Article60 1974-06-25 2 NIJMZOEN (Holland!. Princess Irene, second daughter of Queen Juliana and Pilnce Bemhard of the Netherlands. gave birth by caesarean operation to her fourth child In a nursing home yesterday The nursing home said the condition of mother and daughter was "excellent It added that the baby, whichReuter - 60 words
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Article94 1974-06-25 2 BANGKOK Mon. Thailand's exports for the first four months this year Increased ov 04 per cent ever the same period lwt year, the Business Economic Department said today. Exports totalled 19 7 billion baht i nearly Ss2 4 billion) while imports totalled 20.3 billion baht (nearlyUPI - 94 words
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WORLD NEWS TWO
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Article65 1974-06-25 3 ROMS. Mon— The newv paper II Mitg^ero today printed Whit* House denial of Italian press report* that President Nixon would visit Rome early next month. The Milan Newspaper Oorriere Delia Sera yesterday quoted usually well-informed sources In Washington as saying a visit to meet PopeReuter - 65 words
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Article216 1974-06-25 3 TAIPEH: One million tourists are expected to visit Taiwan before the end of the year, accordIng to an official of the Tourism Bureau of the Ministry of Communications. CAIRO: Egypt will Indict at least 95 people this wrek in an alleged plot to overthrow President Anwar Sadat'sAgencies - 216 words
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Article, Illustration294 1974-06-25 3 Shah: Iran will beNpower... 'WE'LL HAVE ATOMIC WEAPONS SOONER THAN PEOPLE THINK' PARIS, Monday |RAN will possess nuclear weapons "undoubtedly, and sooner than is believed," the Shah of Iran said in an interview released here yesterday. In the interview with the economic magazine Les Informations, the Shah had been askedReuter; AP - 294 words
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Article112 1974-06-25 3 WIDOW'S HOME BECAME TOMB' SHEFFIELD, Mon. Workmen hammering at doors and windows drowned the cries of semi-crippled widow Mrs. (Catherine Godfrey inside her home. When the workmen went away after nailing up the doors and windows with heavy timbers, they left Mrs. Godfrey. 75, In almost total darkness. She hadUPI - 112 words
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Article27 1974-06-25 3 ROME. Mon.— Huge piles of refuse littered Rome streets today as a strike oy dust-cart drivers demanding more pay continued for the third day. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article63 1974-06-25 3 CORONADO, (California), Mon. Laura Jo Watkins is back home after a trip to London at Prince Charles' invitation and a spokesman for her family discounts talk of a romance between the pair. "No, Laura Jo didn't say that they would be seeing each other again," the spokesmanAP - 63 words
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335 1974-06-25 3 Arabs begin to spend their oil billions NEW YORK, Monday rpHE Arab States are beginning to spend their oil billions while the Western industrialised nations still worry about ways to absorb this wealth without shattering world trade-monetary systems. One r.f the big hopes. Newsweek said yesterday In a three pageAP - 335 words
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Article238 1974-06-25 3 Japan gives $12mil to UN fund MANILA. Mon. Japan has agreed to contribute IS$5 million (SSI 2 million) to the I'nited Nations Revolving Fund for the Exploration of Natural Resources, including oil. in developing countries. UN officials announced today. Philippine Ambassador Narciso Reyes, president of the 18th I'nited Nations Development238 words
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Article25 1974-06-25 3 VIENTIANE. Mon— Laos and North Vietnam have reached agreement to develop an air link between the two countries, official sources said today. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article46 1974-06-25 3 DACCA. Mon— The death toll in Hoods In southern and south-eastern Bangladesh has risen to an estimated 59. the Dacca Government said today Twelve of the victims drowned whe i the rain-swol-len afathamv.-l River broke through an embankment, the Ooremment said.— Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article99 1974-06-25 3 STUTTOART, Mon. Following the lead given by other car manufacturers last week, Daimler Benz Ag Increased the prices for its Mercedes cars 42 per cent today. Adam Opel, Ag, a wholly owned General Motors subsidiary, increased Its domestic prices 54 per cent a week earlier99 words
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Article49 1974-06-25 3 MOSCOW. Mon. The Jury of the Tchaikovsky competition In Moscow today awarded first place in the international vlolincello conteat to Boris Percamenshikov of Leningrad. Pergamenshlkov Is 26. Second place went to Ivan Monlgettl of the Soviet Union and third to Hlrofuml Kanno of Japan. an.49 words
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Article254 1974-06-25 3 LONDON. Mon. A department of Industry Minister last night denied Opposition Conservative assertions that the minority Labour Governtn *nt had earmarked 20 top British firms for state takeover. The Opposition's Industry spokesman Mr. Eldon Griffiths, claimed yesterday that the Oovernment was contemplating some formReuter - 254 words
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WORLD NEWS THREE
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67 1974-06-25 4 Mutual aid council 'tool of Russia' TOKYO, Mon. The Council For Mutual Economic Assistance has become an Instrument of the Soviet Union "to control, exploit and plunder" the Iron Curtain countries, Peking's Hslnhua News Agency said today. Halnhua ridiculed the Soviet "propaganda machinery" for glorifying the council. "It Is jiutAP - 67 words
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472 1974-06-25 4 Bid to save floundering Law of the Sea conference CARACAS. Mon. T\ELEO ATES from v 148 nations returned to the negotiating tables today In an effort to keep afloat the floundering, dispute-plagued third United Nations Law of the Sea Conference. Before beginning its major task of revising the Law ofAP - 472 words
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Article27 1974-06-25 4 JAKARTA, lion—Prurient Suharto ha* named Baar Adm. R BuMyakto as the m Navy Chief of Staff to replace Adm. Radan B*<tono. navy louroM Mid tjaay.27 words
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Article51 1974-06-25 4 LONDON. Mon. The Tune* of London baa movad to a new home aftor 1M year*. Today's edition of the newspaper waa the lint to be printed at 1U new promises in New Printing Houee Square. Just a few hundred metres from ltt old home at Blackfrlan51 words
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Article, Illustration576 1974-06-25 4 Big-Power rivalry still evident. MOSCOW, won. |T made splash headlines everywhere else and produced photos of cheering crowds. But here in Moscow President Nixon's triumphal tour of the Middle East sometimes got only a single paragraph on the inside pages. On other days, whenReuter; NYT; UPI - 576 words
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381 1974-06-25 4 5 killed in Red rocket attack near -palace- OHNOM PENH, Mon I Communist led Insurgent forces fired three Chinese made rockets which landed near the Presidential Palace here, killing five people and wounding another 10 military police reported today. The attacks, which took place last night brought to 146 theReuter; UPI - 381 words
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402 1974-06-25 4 PARIS. Mon. BRITAIN'S massive balance of payments deficit and the continuing Impact of high Inflation rates In the main non-communist Industrialised nations will dominate three days of discussions by International economic experts starting here tomorrow, Informed sources said today. The experts begin withReuter - 402 words
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109 1974-06-25 4 POLICE SAVE 5 FROM BLAZING BUILDING LOB ANGELES, Mon.— A "hunan chain" with a police ofllcer at ita head, crawling on hi* •tomach to keep down In the IS lnohea of breathable air, passed o«t five 7<mnf children to safety on Saturday nlf ht from a flamlnf apartment building. Patrolman109 words
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Article206 1974-06-25 5 30 nations at Moscow trade talks TtfOSCOW, Mon. l Businessmen from more than 30 countries today opened the biggest conference so far dn trace between the West and the Soviet Union. The opening topic will be a discussion of world economic developments. The conference brought more than 90 American participants.UPI - 206 words
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Article60 1974-06-25 5 LISBON, Mon.— The government yesterday auumed control over four Portuguese oil tankers, strike-bound In Persian Oulf ports, and ordered them to load a total of 134.000 tons of crude oil for Portugal. It was the first time since taking office five weeks ago that the ProvisionalUPI - 60 words
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Article, Illustration400 1974-06-25 5 N. Korea moves troops to border Renewed military threat to Seoul SEOUL, Monday J^ T ORTH Korea has recently moved its strategic military units close to the 151-mile Korean truce border in a renewed military threat to South Korea, Defence Minister Suh Jyongchul said yesterday. Mr. Suh called a newsUPI - 400 words
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Article95 1974-06-25 5 ANOTHER N-TEST? INDIA SILENT NEW DELHI. Mon. Indian Government officials today refused to comment on reports here that India may try oat a hydrogen-based tbermo-nuclear explosive device. The reports Quoted Inform ed sources as saying the country's Atomic Energy Department was working on a hydrogen device as a follow-up to95 words
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Article81 1974-06-25 5 SYDNEY. Mon— Poet Kao Chun of Taiwan said yesterday he had com* to Australia to write alout Chinese poetry because nt could not get Peking poetry In Taiwan, or Taiwan poetry In Peking Mr Kao has been attached to trie University of Sydney for the next year,81 words
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Article279 1974-06-25 5 BANGKOK. Mon. TWO needles, a few volts of electric current and a textbook on the Chinese medical art of acupuncture are being used to try to ease the agony of drug addicts In Thailand. Its practitioners here, all highly -skilled physicians, are hoping to harnessAP - 279 words
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244 1974-06-25 5 Kirch's victory boosts Socialist Party VENNA. Mon. Foreign Minister Rudolf Kirchachlaeger's election «a Austria's first independent Head of State added strength today to the position of Chancellor Bruno Kreisky and h1 s ruilng Socialist Party. The lanky Klrchschlaeger won yesterday's Presidential election by a 5.4 per cent lead when heUPI - 244 words
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Article35 1974-06-25 5 SEOUL. Mon President Park Chung-hee yesterday appealed to North Korea to accept his proposal for a non aggression agreement between the two Koreas and a return to detente dialogue with the South Ranter.35 words
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230 1974-06-25 5 Row may lead to second Catholic party ROME, Mon. A conference of left- wine dissenters within the Catholic Church that ended here yesterday marked an ideological and political process that may lead to the birth of a second Catholic party In Italy. Some 300 delegates attended the three-day National ConventionNYT - 230 words
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Article58 1974-06-25 5 BANOKOK. Mon. Now that Thailand has freedom of the Press, the National Advertising Association of Thailand (NAAT) U attemptIng to seek equal freedom to operate radio and television stations across the countty with no control by the Ocvarnment. Thailand now has 182 radio stations and fourAP - 58 words
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Article, Illustration469 1974-06-25 7 5 years for man who killed friend over girl A WELDER, Leong Seng f*Pak. 2«, killed his friend after both fell in love with the same girl Mr. Justice Chua heard In the Hlßh Court yesterday. Leong, said to be too timid to declare his love for Miss Ef Lee469 words
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1403 1974-06-25 7 P. M. RAMAN - 'More severe restraints' warning to motorists P. M. RAMAN IF TRAFFIC SITUATION DOES NOT IMPROVE... By rpHE Road TransA port Action Comm 1 1 1 c c yesterday warned motorists of "more severe restraints" on them within the next decade if the traffic situation does not improve. The committee, gave1,403 words
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Article68 1974-06-25 7 Two talks on clinical hypnosis PROF Sir Gordon Ransome. will chair two lectures on clinical hypnosis at the Pathology Laboratory. Outram Road Hospital, at 8 p.m. on Wednesday. The lacturw. optn to nwabn of U» nMdtoal proterton. will bt musnUd Jotnttr by Dm John Hartland and O Orahant. Dr. Barttand68 words
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Article35 1974-06-25 7 A MAN. 7-MfcTmlntn Mb bliak. St. m jwUrday flMd I*oo hf to* Bnt MafUtrmU'i Court tor taktnf as ia pIU at Circuit Road at ■bout lt.M km on May I*. h« plMdad fuutr.35 words
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Article49 1974-06-25 7 APOWB e*Me. 4aauced throngb conrtmUoo work, Teeterto ra— aa electriettr bUckoat »n the Chanri and Slgla* area*. The blaekovt at a■» affected the entire Chaa«l area, Incladlnt the Indastrial •ectlen and the NeMevUal areas of Sig lap The P»bUe UtlHUee Board restored power at noon49 words
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Article, Illustration1012 1974-06-25 8 JfRISHNAN Nadarajan picked Qp his guitar, tuned it with an expert hand and said he would play me some music while he sings. No t h ing up usual you would think, except that Krishnan is only four and I1,012 words
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Article, Illustration291 1974-06-25 8 MAUREEN CHUA - You don't have to be a beauty to star in films MAUREEN CHUA By INDONESIAN film director and producer, Turino Junaidy, has a morale booster for girls who think they are not pretty enough to be movie "You do not have to be a raving beauty to become an actress,291 words
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Article165 1974-06-25 8 rPHE buxom maids of X old Europe bridled their delights in decollete figure- hugging clothes to show off wasp waists and ample cleavages. A woman's contours then, have to be welldefined, so her clothes were cut to reveal what she has and hide where she lacks. Dresses with165 words
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Advertisement158 1974-06-25 8 M That's Italian for "marvellous". And that's what you'll say when you see the fabulous range of ARISTON gas cookers. Each one's a real aristocrat. k Take the model L4O GT (illustrated) M for example. It has all these most wanted features: bW^bH^lbb^^^ m ARISTON the aristocrat of gas cookers158 words
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Advertisement59 1974-06-25 8 PI 55 ~""l~-^-l r^. With Gelusil-M tablets. Recommended by doctors because they're safe, effective and cause no side effects. Gelusil-M contains not one, but three antacids to promptly relieve pain and wind caused by indigestion, excessive stomach acids or ulcers. Gelusil-M also protects ulcers and allows healing to proceed. Gelusil-M59 words
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Advertisement115 1974-06-25 8 Itk the little things that make life sweeter M K\«B»T*^G LB^^BBBBBBBBB^^^ S^W^* aV**^ Of w bB *b*^^^^ Keeping healthy meane keeping dim that's why Hermesetas are the sweet alternative in tea or coffee. Hermeseta* dissolve instantly, have no after-taste and give you all the sweetness you want without the calories115 words
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Article, Illustration453 1974-06-25 9 J^ GUNMAN nicknamed Botak who was shot dead by police last year, one evening told a friend he had" shot a detective and taken his gun, a coroner's conrt heard yesterday. Lim Fook Seng, 22. who Is now serving a453 words
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Article96 1974-06-25 9 Grounded S'pore ship causes jam A LEXANDRIA BAY ■t* i New York), Mon. A Singapore freighter blocked traffic on the St. Lawrence Seaway for more than 16 hours when it ran aground. The Ivory Star was freed by tugboats late yesterday. US Coast Ouard officials said. The 612-foot freighter continuedAP - 96 words
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Article60 1974-06-25 9 Workshop on careers The Singapore Jayceettee will hold their second Career Guidance Workshop (or school-leavers at the Thomson secondary school from 2 p m to 5 p m on Saturday. The speakers Include Mrs Daisy T,eong of Roblna Department Store (Pte) Ltd.. Mr. Tan Kirn Chuan of Cathay Organisation Pte60 words
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121 1974-06-25 9 WIDOWED CRASH MOTHER LEAVES HOSPITAL TJOUSEWIFE Ma--11 dam Poh Stew Chong, 28, who lost her husband and 11 -day -old baby son in a car crash last Wed n c sday has been discharged from the Aiizuk military hospital In Changi where she was warded for three days. Madam Poh121 words
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Article43 1974-06-25 9 THE St. John Ambulance Brigade of Singapore rendered a total of 73.900 manhours of voluntary services to the public last year, according to the brigade's annual report for 1973. The report said voluntary services Included flrst-ald duties and hospital duties.43 words
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188 1974-06-25 9 Nantah aims to train nationbuilding students rpHE Vice-Chancel- lor or Nanyang University, Prof. Hsueh Shou-sheng said yesterday Nantah was nurturing patriotic and practical students who could take part In nation-building. He was speaking at the opening; ceremony of the orientation week organised by the Nanyang University Student s' Union at188 words
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Article52 1974-06-25 9 THE Department of Extramural Studies of the University of Singapore will bsgln a 20-lecture course on good English at their Nlssen Hut SB. at 7SO p.m on July 3 The course fee is $45 and the class will be limited to 30. For further information contact52 words
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266 1974-06-25 9 A LOCAL cabby, A Enclk Mohammed bin Nawani will next month have a reunion with an Australian couple who 13 years ago specially flew Into Singapore to present him with the key to his own first taxi. The Australians, Mr. Ted Olbbs266 words
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168 1974-06-25 9 DEAD INSPECTOR HAD BOUGHT POISON GAS IIAWKER Inspector 11 Ng Nai Nguan, 30, whose cecomposed body was found in a house along Jalan Sendudok, 13th mile Sembawang last Friday, had specially rented the place for $420 a month Just before his death, it was learnt yesterday. Informed sources said that168 words
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Article27 1974-06-25 9 SHARIKAT Flat Distributors (Malaysia) Bdn. Bhd. has donated $250,000 to th* Singapore Council of Social Service for distribution to various charitable organisation* In Slngapora.27 words
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Advertisement371 1974-06-25 9 Schoolmatßs just three years ago... now they look bbK LbW, B^ J£**> W**% Ibbbb^' ml BBBW^^I bbV w^ wE**^ -\j\- Y '^^a i I|| BBMBBBBi m BBV Isr9HBW9 BBV L aBBMBBBBBBBBBBBBBBm Mary keeps her skin fresh and smooth with «f fc. Tussy Lemon Moisturiser That glowing "bloom of youth" is371 words
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Miscellaneous264 1974-06-25 9 Brtnglng Up ratHf »y sIUI Kivmmli Ml C— ;P=- <3|/ ygg/ 1 MB4PACHC AND THAT -TU\»*K* s *•**•< A 9M > AW M3U COMM6 TC\ TaTn »ANP WOOLP MAKI T euet rty, v V VM3UU> «OOn#s»// CYPO*S(*»wtvV) |rr woBWj/^-/ iZStTS (rpl VJ a^w Bloatfi* »y ClaU V— II|H|)I*" HO, I'M264 words
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Article452 1974-06-25 10 YOUTH problems produce seminars, stud- ies and exhortations usually among and by adults. The wisdom of maturity and experience is invaluable to a proper understanding of society's stresses and strains, but projects and programmes for helping disturbed or wayward youth lack an essential dimension when they do452 words
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Article147 1974-06-25 10 rpHE construction of a new city In northA eastern Laos to accommodate the operational headquarters of the Pathet Lao Is not the only indication that communists are beginning to call the shots in the coalition-ruled country. The new city, recently visited by foreign diplomats, will replace Sam147 words
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544 1974-06-25 10 DONALD ARMOUR: London - DONALD ARMOUR: London By T<HE case of James Haaratty, hanged 12 ysars ago for a macabre murder on an English highway, is to undergo fresh Investigation following a decade of campaigning Involving influential people who believe he may have been Innocent The544 words
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Article, Illustration1545 1974-06-25 10 JOHN FIALKA: Washington - Making use of the sun's rays to save energy JOHN FIALKA: Washington 'SCIENCE FICTION' NOW A LIVING REALITY By *pHE job of harnessing the energy in sunlight has been like pushing a cumbersome object up near the top of a steep, difficult hill. Much of the heavy basic scientific workNYT - 1,545 words
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364 1974-06-25 10 A $10-plan to beat vandals at HDB flats JHAVE a proposal that could relieve those experiencing lift problems and vandalism at new HrnnQng Board estates The 11 times my wife and I visited our flat In the 24th floor at Marine Parade, we took the lift three times, walked up364 words
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Advertisement3 1974-06-25 10 BaVISSJBJBWSBSBWfS^^^^^^^^^fVH BBm (Cm3 words
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Advertisement720 1974-06-25 10 CROSS' SINCE 1846 S4>tltip I pen I A new writing instrument from CROSS. Easy, comfortable and with a new freedom that is personally yours. The CROSS Soft Tip Pen in 12 Karat gold filled. Attractively gift packaged, including two refills. From all leading stationers and \mw\% department stores. Sole Agent720 words
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888 1974-06-25 11 PETER BBMUiSTSm - PETER BBMUiSTSm By fIEW YORK: The most interesting question facing the investor today is not why the stock market has been so deeply depressed but rather what one can do about it. Of course, we can hardly be surprised at the action of Ihe888 words
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Article415 1974-06-25 11 INFLATION wUI persist with disastrous consequences unless it Is accepted as a global phenomenon and no longer the result of temporary causes, according to Dr. Irving 8. Friedman, senior advisor for International operations of Citicorp In a keynote address before a university In the US.415 words
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458 1974-06-25 11 New Hume conversion rate for preference shares PREFERENCE share I holders of Hume Industries (Far East) won another point yesterday when the chairman. Mr. J.S. Kirkham. told shareholders that the company Is revising Its proposed conversion 1 rate for the preference shares. The new rate will five preference shareholders 1.304458 words
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260 1974-06-25 11 rl new buffer price ange of tin should be kept under constant review In the light of ft^iyttny production costs, says the latest Usue of Tin International. It points out that an outdated buffer price range had limited the Tin Council's ability to fulfil one260 words
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269 1974-06-25 11 FEFC announces a lower 'currency factor' from July rPrTE Far Eastern Freight Conference announces that the currency adjustment factor (CAF) for Malaysia and Singapore of 19 per cent will be reduced to 17 per cent from July 1. This Is based on the normal monthly CAF review for June conducted269 words
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Advertisement134 1974-06-25 11 Th« Bank <*♦ Canton Limited V 60 V&ars of banking in Asia Security Pacific National Bank WSkmW 100 years of banking in U.S.A. I m W and around the world mwKmm^^^ 160 years of banking experience you can bank on The Bank ot Canton Limited, in affiliation with Security Pacific134 words
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Advertisement374 1974-06-25 11 Advertisement 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 of374 words
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Advertisement196 1974-06-25 11 WW/fl). \^L, Jm /inMm^ Ever Thought of Increasing Your Productivity Efficiency? Here is your answer to maximum output with minimum cost. f|ARO|— Pf -M U -m^ Bi-*a4actor *5«aSsW \B AN rang* Air-Took Pneumatic equipments and air accessories are reliable, economical easy to-operate and are now increasingly needed to replace high196 words
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Article318 1974-06-25 12 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. Neoh Choo Ec of Penang has been appointed to the board of Taiplng Textiles with Immediate effect, accordIng to an announcement by the secretary, Mr. W.Z. Tsl. Guthrie Engineering has appointed Mr. Patrick Wong Kuei Seng as project executive, according to an announcement by the general318 words
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869 1974-06-25 12 ROBERT TRUMBULL - Tax-trap: Help ahead for Canadian wage- earners ROBERT TRUMBULL By rVTTAWA: There Is help ahead for Canadian wage earners caught In the "tax-trap" spawned by Inflation. Pay rises that might be expected to alleviate the problem of spiralling prices, often simply push people into higher tax brackets and leave them869 words
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329 1974-06-25 12 MWM (Motoren-Werke Mannheln AO). one of the leading German manufacturers of marine and Industrial dlesel engines, is under taking a feasibility study on the setting up of an assembly plant in Singapore as a Joint venture with local companies. This329 words
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Article125 1974-06-25 12 JAKARTA Indonesian I timber has good pros- pects In a number of European countries which have shown strong desire to Import the products, according to the Director General of Forestry. Dr. Sadlkln DJaJapertJunda. Dr. Badikln, who has just returned from Europe to discuss the marketing ofReuter - 125 words
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Advertisement241 1974-06-25 12 WE STOCK WHAT YOU WANT Ball and roller bearings of every specification you need in stock in our warehouse complex now! Call us. NTN BALL AND ROLLER BEARINGS TEL *****3 we move fast to keep you moving MTM BEAPUfSJG SINGAPORE (PTE)LTD. Tong Fong Building. sth Floor 52 E Chin Swee241 words
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Advertisement642 1974-06-25 12 Practical and compact Marketing v IBS SNII I CNOOPT an 4 Woodstock have rijht size for Junior's mid-day lemon teamed up for amrcment in thU M pregeßt yo|mf practical compact tucker box, pro- kinderfarten and primary school duced by Thermos of the United children, it is available it a 21)642 words
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Advertisement125 1974-06-25 12 l"j k sfl Bk r*.t tb m *T« ii iss^r i #)l f* It's no jecrei that the best nU\lwSnl£rlAlLrl/ ta.lo».ng or.g.nat« n/P|J TAJ A| Tfl Iron, Chanra. i. so much so MfCll l\f 111 JK tha, even our many competitors.*™,,, fAUDFTIIYUK •f only to themselves \jkj[l\l\j MlWfff The answer125 words
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Advertisement97 1974-06-25 12 Tempting Stopover Holidays in Europe Swissair has assembled a tempting Package of Stopover Holidays in Europe (for a few days or a few weeks). Swissair departs Singapore every Wednesday at 8.05 a.m. by daylight flight all the way to Zurich or Geneva. Daily onward connections are available to any major97 words
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Article78 1974-06-25 13 an C. Store $3.a0 —JO M.OO —JO r. s«. tt.6o .18 OB N >B 8 PUnU. I. Darby lea Cut. >. Buk k Land M Ontent »tv Dev. nchrapr i. SOBb. Hut I. TtMM Ii Iron W3O $3 80 t*i2 $2.75 $3 80 $3M tin $2.90 $3 10 tIH78 words
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Article22 1974-06-25 13 City Oct. D. B. 8. M. Cn*it Total Twßorcr: ToUl Value: 156,000 -.43 000 141.000 1 TSM $3 92M22 words
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Article65 1974-06-25 13 Jane 21 Jane 24 Induttriab: 2SI.M tit. Si 0 Finance: IS2.M SM44 V. HoUU: 172.7S J7«.M Properties: ZI9AI 2M.M t Tln«. I*7 JS HI SI t I rabbrn: S4I.U 34Z 51 0.r.8.C: 211.«8 227 JJ t B.C.S. Ind.: 2M.M 247 M Dec M. IM4 =I— f Dm. 11. IMS65 words
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Article1566 1974-06-25 13 THE lan transacted sale i at the close of business r. the Stock Exchange of I Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day> price* iof ether with 1974 high and low. (•Adjusted for all new issues). INDUSTRIALS Aaian Oallar Sanaa (liMlia«ti*n tram DBt-Oalwa SMuntiaa InUrnallanal) nag st* issi1,566 words
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Article1347 1974-06-25 13 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (2 268) XD. A.P.I. (1 148). Ajinomoto <2 358> Alcan1,347 words
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Article354 1974-06-25 13 yOLATILE stocks came under selling pressure on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. Sellers continued to dominate the scene In the afternoon se«ion. With buyers still cautious and apart from the few contra deals recorded here and there, the closing session was very «aiet t oases354 words
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Article1266 1974-06-25 13 BID and offer prices offl- v daily listed and business In and reported to the Kuan Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. IHOUSTP.IALI Aiinamata (2 428 2 MS). Alcan i2»48 1 2OS) A.M.1,266 words
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Article286 1974-06-25 13 SELECTION Trust of the UK said It Is offer- I ing nop In cash for fvery ordinary share of Amarl. valuing Amarl at around £3.3 million In all. ST. already owns 597.000 Amarl shares 20.17 per cent), which "ill be assented to the ••'Ter and £500.000 nominal286 words
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298 1974-06-25 13 Blue chips lead losses in KL market BETTER class stocks led losses yesterday at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange where the bearish sentiment of last week continued to rule. Other stocks were marginally lower. This resulted In the New B.T. Industrial lni dcx yielding another 2.61 point* to 257.20. Selling298 words
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Article156 1974-06-25 13 HONOKONO: The I Government ha* (ja- j zetted I'gislatlon design- ed tc bring requirements on con oar j account disclosure generally in line with those In force In the United Kingdom. A statement said the New Companies (Amendment) BUI 1974 provides that company balance sheets156 words
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Article495 1974-06-25 13 rpHE performance of 1 lAC (Holdings) has continued to improve with a 47 per cent Increase in pre-tax profit to $2,504,000 for the year ended January 1974 though at a slower pace than the previous year when a 107 per cent rise was achieved. Sales growth495 words
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Article26 1974-06-25 13 THE Stralta tin price rose another $5 to $1,298.25 per plcul In Penang yesterday on an official offering up 81 tons to 322 tons.26 words
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Article104 1974-06-25 13 CHINItf PROOUCI IXCHAMCI. lIHOAPOIII NOON CLOIINC Ceaemrt Oil: bulk (ISO nominal drum IISS nomlnaL Oaoea: Mixed I loose) UK/Coat SM nominal. »ias)ir: Muntok AST A white fob. 100% NLW S2M| sellers. Sarawak waits fob. 90* NLW *2HO salrsra. Sarawak special Mack fob. M% NLW ***** sellers Sarawak AST A104 words
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Article28 1974-06-25 13 Rubber: Jane 24. Singapore: 164.50 cts (down 4.M cts) Malaysia: 163.5* cts (down 4.50 cts) Tin: $1,298.25 (up $5) Official offering: 322 tons (up II tons).28 words
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Article59 1974-06-25 13 lilmlar FrMar UM UM afalbaajna (1) Ctoaad 102. 11 Loads* Ctaaad IM.TS Balrwt IMSO IS4.M Hongkoac IM.M 151 SO Zortek Caaaad IM.OOB Ctaaad 154.MS Paris Closed IM.TS SPOT* (2) IM.OOB 152 808 ISS.SM 150. 70S I i Export price la naaaterlins anas' to U.S. dertrwa awr ouajaa (1)59 words
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Article663 1974-06-25 13 "pHB Singapore rubber mar--1 ket yesterday did not follow London's better than expected lead and although opening quotations war* marked up. sellers predominated and first business was truck only fractionally batter than Fridays clow. Orders were again scarce and the market want on to drift lewer in very663 words
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Article81 1974-06-25 13 r\Att.Y BMR prices issuec at noon yesterday (Cart«a*Mth> (F.mrtMth) M»KI,» lirtnlfhn BaycnlcUen imtaperkf) (ewltparkff) SCV (1 ton pallet) 197 00 199 00N 197 00 199 00N 6L (1 ton pallet) 197 00 199 MN 197 00 199 MN S (1 ton pallet) 16*00 170 00N 168 00 17081 words
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241 1974-06-25 13 pOLOMBO: The Sri V; Lanka Ministry af Plantation laawatifaw has announced new sabsldies and assistance to the natural rabber la- I dastry to enable It to benefit from higher world prices. The annual sahsMy far replanting is increased by 4# per cent and the241 words
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Article61 1974-06-25 13 F early morning trading the US dollar Hipped to $*****-30 from a firm opening of $2.4540-50 In the Singapore fore* market yesHowe ver an increased demand for dollars saw I It firm n g back to $2.4535-4 by lunch Urns In moderite trading. Aiterno in trading continued at61 words
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Article168 1974-06-25 13 The following are toe nominal average cosing Intertark rates In Singapore Note: These rates may differ slightly from those quoted by banks to their customers auTca W— l—l rmics SmJIhMKJmn Percent*** jate***j (croui pa Ity ekaaf* »L.P°"^L. 24M a *W5 2<186 _UM Iterlißt Pound 5 8244 5 8345168 words
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Article185 1974-06-25 13 A SIAN currency deposit Inl terbank rates as at close on Monday, June 34 Nate: These rates may differ slightly from those quoted by banks to tbeir customers Offer Bid 7 days 13-7 8 13-5 S 1 mUI 13-1 8 13 3 mths 13-0 16 13-1 2185 words
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Article21 1974-06-25 13 Closing Interbank rate* la Singapore dollars for June 34. Overnlgt 1 mth 2 mths 3 mtha Prime rate t21 words
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Article260 1974-06-25 13 rtCYO, lion. Shares > prices on the Tokyo j market opened slightly i steady today However. trading was thin In the absence of any fresh i news and Investors turn- ed cautious with the month-end approaching, i In the morning session. a segment of heavy i electrlcals. machineries, i260 words
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Article207 1974-06-25 13 ALL market* in Hone konc were closed yesterday for the Dragon Boat festival. INDUSTRIALS Mnpol 51 o*# Auat. Cor 1 rvd j. 0 7j +01 kiwi Nat. lad 1.11 l _.«i *-pm. i.rrj Bank N.S.W SJVOB Bell Bros i.im —.06 Boral 1.»2| 4i BH.P «T1 .l» Ooal All207 words
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Article152 1974-06-25 13 MELBOURNE, lion. Share prices fell i I across the board In dull trading on the Melbour- ne Stock Exchange to- < day. Heading the move was market leader BHP which loc much ground to finish at A 96.70. Other Industrials to low ground Included I. Z. Industries at $3.10.152 words
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Advertisement826 1974-06-25 14 sL^J ■Ls^t^sL aUsJ SINGAPORE CIVIL SERVICE Applications are invited from Citizens or Permanent Residents of Singapore Malaysia for the following appointments: (ai WARDEN. Outward Bound School. Ministry of Defence Gross Monthly Salary Range 51. 369 to $1. 804 The Warden will be responsible for the overall administration of the Outward826 words
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Advertisement442 1974-06-25 14 /^L Singapore hip m/rb Orator Corp., Ltd. A newly established yet ever expanding organisation requires Applicants are invited for the posts of:--(a) TECHNICIANS (b) PRODUCTION OPERATORS for the following fields (1) Metal Work 1-5 years experience in metal work particularly in gas cutting, metal sheet fabricating and welding. (2) Assembling442 words
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Advertisement561 1974-06-25 14 TRAINEE DESIGN DRAUGHTSMAN SHELL h«w« a vacancy for a train«« design draughtsman in the Technol cal Development Department of their refinery in Pulau Bukom and invite applications from Singapore Citizen* between 16 and 21 years of age in possession of a Grade <or II School Certificate (or equivalent) with credits561 words
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Advertisement633 1974-06-25 14 I INDUSTRIAL I RELATIONS MANAGER A Vehicle Assembly Plant located in Jurong invites applications from Singapore Citizens for the above post. Responsibilities He will report to the Plant Manager on all matters connected with personnel administration, salary and benefit administration, industrial relations, welfare, safety and security, and employe* services. Qualifications633 words
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Advertisement274 1974-06-25 14 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT JOHORE BAHRU. ORIGINATING SUMMONS NO. 75 OF 1971. BETWEEN Foh Chong Finance Sdn Bhd. of No. 28. Jalan Segget. Johore Bahru .CHARO'EES/APPLICANTS AND 1. Ho Toon Ngee of No. 30. Steven Road. Singapore: 2. Ho Hua Mln of No. 8. Slan Avenue. Singapore274 words
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Article, Illustration252 1974-06-25 15 Aunt's aid may save boy from welfare home AN aunt's timely help may make it unnecessary for year-old Tay Choon Meng to be sent to a Social Welfare home. A baby-sitter, Madam Tan Char Boh, who Is now caring for the baby, said yesterday that the woman, claiming to be252 words
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Article47 1974-06-25 15 THE St John Ambulance Association of Singapore will hold Its annual meeting- at Its Beach Road headquarters at 6 p.m. on July 10. After the meeting, the Director. Dr. PC Kwan, will present certificates to Industrial nurses who have successfully completed their examinations.47 words
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Article47 1974-06-25 15 A COUPLE has been arrested in connection with the suspected murder of a •U-month-old girl, whose remains were exhumed from the Chua Chu Kang Chinese cemetery by police last Saturday. Both of them are understood to be helping the police In the Investigations47 words
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Article33 1974-06-25 15 HAWKER licence fees for the third quarter July to September 1»74 will be collected by the mobile collection unit of the Hawkers' Branch next month, the Ministry of Environment said yesterday33 words
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Article109 1974-06-25 15 Aussie MPs call on Speaker rpHE eight-member par- liamentary delegation from Queensland, Australia, yesterday called on the Speaker for Pa--liament, Dr. Yeoh Ohim Seng, and MPs. Earlier, they went to the Jurong Town Corporation and held discussions with senior JTC officials. The delegation, led by the Minister of Transport, Mr.109 words
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Article32 1974-06-25 15 THE r%r Eastern Freight Conference (PEPC> haa revised its Currency Adjustment Factor (CAT) from Malaysia and Singapore from 19 per oent to IT per cent with effect from July 1.32 words
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Article31 1974-06-25 15 THE Kent Players (Anzuk Drmme. Club) will prceent Cat on the Piddle, oomedv by John Dole, at the Cultural Centre In Canning Rise at 8 pm on June 27 and31 words
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337 1974-06-25 15 (X)NSUMER education should be integrated in the school syllabus to ensure Singapore's schoolchildren receive enough training for the economic lives they will lead as wage and salary earners, says CASE. Making this suggestion In Its report for the period November 1972 to March 1974,337 words
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Article63 1974-06-25 15 THREE men snatched a payroll worth $6,550 from a contractor while he was sorting the money Into packets to pay his workers last Thursday Mr Hone Ah Peng, whose firm U carrying out aome work In SpotUiwoode Park Road has reported the robbery to the police63 words
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274 1974-06-25 15 Why this father never rests after work— 17NCIK Abdul Rah Li man bin Yasln, 44, of Corporation Drive never rests after his daily work. For he would b« out again searching for his missing nine-year-old daughter, Yatlmah. who was last seen leaving their flat to buy sweets from a nearby274 words
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272 1974-06-25 15 Weather readings only 50 to 60 pc accurate LOCAL weathermen are only 50 to 60 per cent accurate In their daily forecasts, according to a StralU Times study made recently. The study was based on the forecasts supplied by the Meteorological Department's Paya Lebar airport station and the actual weather272 words
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Advertisement54 1974-06-25 15 111 2^^& a m I i aw_ w w 'Ibbbbm ss^bs^bbTbTbbs( b^bbH X' 1 I .^o*^^ Lb^bbtC C w I k w^ BBsW*iirvC T^ for Trouble 1 With a new sensuous AMafi all-day fragrance After -shave Cologne. Jc«ph out for TVouble This new kind of TVouble leads to the kind54 words
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Advertisement570 1974-06-25 15 NYAL fujravit ONE A DAY CAPSULE EVERY GROWING CHILD NEEDS MORE THAN JUST P00D... Food is not the answer to healthy growth. It has to be a well balanced meal. Even then, there is no guarantee that vitamins and minerals are not lost n cooking and storage. To make sure570 words
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Miscellaneous700 1974-06-25 15 A VPB -*..__Al^_ HAitn consumption on Sunday was 112.7 million callons (512,0*0 cubic metres), 3.3 million r aliens (15JC0 cubic metres) less than on Saturday HIGH TIDE TOUT SBpajf* 1.46 l.m (2.8 m), 316 p.m. (2.4 m). Safl KatMl 12.12 i.m. (2m), 1.50 p.m. •art KdUM 10.03 a.m. (27m), 10.29700 words
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Advertisement1213 1974-06-25 16 (arjgberjg CAELSBEBG BREWERY MALAYSIA BEKHAD Invites applications from Malaysian Citizens for the following positions (1) BOILER ATTENDANTS: Requirements: (a) Ist or 2nd Grade Steam Engine Driver Certificate Issued by the Malaysian Factories and Machinery Department essential. (b) 2 years' experience in similar position preferred. (c) Age below 40 (2) MECHANIC1,213 words
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Advertisement769 1974-06-25 16 PERBADANAN PBMBANGUNAN PERTANIAN NEGERI PERAK. IKLAN JAWATAN. Permohonan ada lah di pelawm daripada Warganegara Malaysia, untuk memenuhl Jawatan berikut:PBOAWAI KERJA KIRA-KIRA. UMUR: 3> tahun hlngga 16 tahun. TANGGA GAJI: 1400x25 4M/4MX4O MO/930 40 *****:KELULUSAN: Lulus aekurang-kurangnya perlngkat 1 kursus Australian Society Accountant! dan mempunyai pengelaman sekurang-kurang nya S tatxm aerta769 words
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Advertisement856 1974-06-25 16 MECHANICAL ENGINEER A well established international company' wishes to recruit Mechanical Engineer for its factory near Klang. The man we are looking for must have a degree in Mechanical Engineering from a recognised University. He should have three years' experience in plant maintenance and/ or design work. He should also856 words
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Advertisement713 1974-06-25 16 fetda KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tawaran -tawaran adalah riiprlawa danpada Konlrrkl.r hSaV tr.kter/prnibrk.l-prn.hfk.l twm ker)a k«n« Uwbul di (A) hiniuia iKI K*r)a-k*rja ham (Gl HANYA Kontrrk •rr-ki.nirrklri van* hrrHafur dvnxnn JKK Malayia ila> krla« A atau H atau HX M hawah kr|>aU I. Pc.ahan BSSaala I: kr|wla 11. |>nahan Hsaala I ilan713 words
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Advertisement1439 1974-06-25 17 CtHTAIIIEtSMIP SEtVICE Tl W/CKTIIIEr h^ P ItlMf D'atrt tna Mwn UK UaNrtPi i a) mm it taw nMb n tail mmi iimi I.UIAMA MAP« 1 Ml IMb a tab a tab a tab MMb iivupooi i>r it Mb ii mi Ata ii taj ii Ata »aj iiniik a Mf m1,439 words
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Obituary, Illustration45 1974-06-25 18 IN MEMORIAM OF THE LATE MR. GOHCHEWCHUaI Three years ago tod ty, the feelings of void and emptiness remain with us. Wherever you may be, may you be well A happy. Sadly misted but not forgotten by wife, children grand-children and great grand -child ten.45 words
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Advertisement771 1974-06-25 18 lvkss suvce n vmm, immm./tmman mm If Vw Siafaaon P. Ulan* Praiaf LaatMi Mr ■MM lI MTU M Part M/M Mm My 1 M«j l.itoo 30 7. I way 31. I'lM !>•*>*• 13 I A'a«ra II itawt 21 I MMU IMII 11/11 Ml it/M Ml it Nan* 19. liwraau i/i,771 words
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Advertisement1034 1974-06-25 18 T*a »0«T 0P tINCAPONI »U LamalaH Bargt 85, aa* b| Taw 1 TMODITV AMHSUMCao TMI No 1 m Mo S Bart** PILLOWIMO OIHTMIMO C.tt.l aWOl: ByalKM N* 4 RAHOIMIHTI PO« JUMI M. Bar** aa« Umt Tax LJ4*l.r OUT J.m-. Ljrkai lf/14. CkaH- P*«T KLAMO a*aa 11. Kota Harapan M. Poatoaa1,034 words
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Article93 1974-06-25 19 »CNE PIMPLE*. OPEN PORES ,re these your problems' Then consult Louise Klerk, medically trained beauty therapist with 29 years tropical experience, at Hotel Slngapura. telephone *****3 (Spore) ADVENTURE New Nation today presents the adventurous life-story of a Singapore fisherman who not only challenged the fury of the winds93 words
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Obituary47 1974-06-25 19 M *O AM MARY KOH OEOK HIN. 75 years passed away peacefully on 24 674 Cortege leaves Block 51. Lorong 6. Toa Payoh on 26 6.74 at 2 30 pm for Church of The Risen Christ. Toa Payoh Central and thence lo Chua Chu Kang47 words
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Article87 1974-06-25 19 21 Acknowledge ments THE FAMILY <>( the late Mr James Sim Meng Cheng thanks relatives, friends, office colleagues and O.L.P.S. members for their kind assistance, attendance, donations and prayers during their recent bereavement FAMILY OF THE LATE Mrs Muriel Florence O'Hara. thank staff of Youngberg Memorial Hospital, relatives and friends87 words
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Article60 1974-06-25 19 IN LOVING MEMORY of Ra D— ta ndran Nalr, departed oa 35.6 73. Remembered by family members, relatives and friends. in LOVING MEMORY of beloved husband, nephew, brother Henry Canagasabal who passed away 10 years ago today. IN FONO MEMORY of Pung Eng Huat departed suddenly to60 words
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Article27 1974-06-25 19 CAN ANVONfc KNOWING OR havirg business connection with l^onard Baptist formally of Export and Investment Corpn. Address in Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia r Bangkok Kindly Ring *****27 words
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Advertisement455 1974-06-25 19 classifiedads (D m) Pfto«siw>_*_ TRAIN TO BE A Quantity Surveyor j while at your present Job. Enrol 1 for 1 year Ist I.Q.S course com- menclng July 1974 Success In this examination ensure entry to I a profession that pays well. En- < qulrles at Asia Commercial < School 642-A.455 words
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Advertisement689 1974-06-25 19 BOOKKEEPING SHORTHANO TEAOHERS required for full-time employment Commencing salary not less than $400 Must possess LCC. Qualifications ResldenU of District 14. 15 or 16 preferred Ring *****8 *****0 for Interview MATHS GRADUATES for Upper Secondary Classes Singapore/ Nanyang University/ Polytechnic and H.B.C. Oraduates may apply suiting telephone to ST Box689 words
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Advertisement828 1974-06-25 19 STENOGRAPHER REQLMRED MINIMUM School Certificate Pleasant personality, preferably with working experience Please apply with non-returnable photograph and contact telephone number to North Canal Road PO Boxsol2B'pore Clearing and Forwarding Company urgently requires (1) CXPERIENCEO SHIPPING DOCUMENTATION CLERK Applicants must be extremely fluent in Import/ Export and Customs procedures Must be828 words
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Advertisement807 1974-06-25 19 I 0.0. DIPARTMINT •TOM re- qulret experienced salesgirls r Height 5' above Total monthly c Income about 1250 Salesmen height 5' 2" above Total monthly income about SS40 Age 10 IB (Singapore cltlsen) Apply personally between 10 00 a.m. 12.00 noon WILL ESTABLISHED FIRM requires Sales Representatives. Salary, commissions and807 words
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Advertisement849 1974-06-25 19 •KILLSO PIBREOLA** WORKERS required Preferably in possession 3f Class in driving licence. For Appointment Tel *****9 FEMALE PRODUCTION WORKERS lo night shift required Company jrovldes hostel Average Income 16 per day Only those 16 to 24 rears need call or write to: IHOWATEX PTE. LTD, 14, LOKYANO WAV, lINOAPORC 22.849 words
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Advertisement882 1974-06-25 19 WANTED BY BLSACIRNO S Dye- Ing Department male workers 1 completed National Service Dally wages 86/- per day plus allowance and free refreshment provided. Call personally Hanson Knitters < (8) Pte Ltd 4*B. TangUn Halt Road. Singapore 3. RSOUIRED IMMEDIATELY male/ female guide driver, also French 1 Interpreter Apply personally882 words
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Advertisement682 1974-06-25 19 EXPERIENCED NURBS CUM DISPENSER required for clinic In dlst 9 Please tal *****6 EXPANDING TRANSPORT COMPANY requires a Lorry Driver. Tel *****7 after 6 00 p m EXiDE rhe dealer In battery manufacturing invites hard-working, imbltlous men to Join IU team u- Ouawty Control Insp.Llu. Qualifications: Secondary 3 or 0.C.1.682 words
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Advertisement831 1974-06-25 19 CENTRALLY AIRCONOIT1ONED LUXURY APARTSSBNT with swimming pool, proximities to American t Tanglln club* High If 'el 3 bedrooms, split-level iiv Ing. dining modern kitchen Beautiful bathroomi Beautifully landscaped garden. Excellent security system Telephone 332M6 *****3 OUT tS CHESTNUT DRIVE 3bedroomed single-storey detached bungalow, telephone, nice garden. 1 alrcondltloner. fur nlshed831 words
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Advertisement797 1974-06-25 19 BAST COAST ROAD APARTMENT I $450: Ocean Park 8600 furnished: Rangoon Road new flat $600: Lock Cho furnished $890. Jervols Close furnished $800: Opera Estate comer terrace. $600: Lucky Hills 8990 Frankel Drive bungalow partly furnished 8800: Amber Road semi-detached unfurnished $750: JO miles Changl semi-detached $350. Bedok Oarden $900.797 words
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Advertisement790 1974-06-25 19 FURBISHED ROOMS COOKING ALLOWED I Bungalow House o\*n Enuar^-e Oood landlorJ District 20 Telephone *****3 SPACIOUS PENTHOUSE junction Whltey Tromson 11.400: Luxuriously furnished house HlllcresU Mojnt Slnal SSSO: Execi tlve Bungalow Thomson 1790: Unfurnlth Flat Kallang 1480: Unfurnished Double-storey Seleta: lilUs- MOO. *****99 DIST 9. I*. 11 APARTMENT* .Unify, flPewt790 words
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Advertisement1658 1974-06-25 20 KATONO BAST COAST RO semidetached, at least 4 bedrooms. Price moderate Tel *****2 Principal only. LjtCMt SBB*jiaafeBiBBWtBBBB4 ggsTftl with excess liquidity wishes to purchase RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES Direct details (Marked attention Managing Director reference this advertisement to P.O. Be* 344* t fpora. FLATS/ SEMI-DETACHED In any reasonable Principals only Tel: *****71,658 words
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Advertisement498 1974-06-25 20 SHOP PREMISES at Katoni Shopping Centre 2nd noor am 288 sq ft Contact Tan Tel: ***** No Brokers QOLOEH TOWER OROUHDFLOOI 244 sq. ft Selling 368.000 ono foMgJMit Housing Agent, Tel *****2/*****2 SHOP FOR SALE 2*o sq ft 2m floor. Peninsula Shoppln Complex. Oood locality. 842 p.S.f. S.T Box A498 words
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Advertisement817 1974-06-25 20 JUMBO TOURS SIA 747 HONOKONO/KOWLOON 8 DAYS 8995 HOKOI KONO/BANOKOK 8 DAYS *106u 20/7 3/8. 17 8. 31/8 HONOKONO TAIWAN HUALEIN (Allshan) 8 DAYS $135THONO--1 KONO/ JAPAN/ TAIWAN/ HUA- LEIN (Allshan) 12 DAYS $1875 I ton. 3/8. 17/8. 31/8. Lowest Fares to London L Europe 6 nights a J week817 words
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Advertisement641 1974-06-25 20 MAS CHART*** LONOON 8710 Europe 8730, Australia 8500 USA/ Canada $1,200. Tokyo/ Indonesia/ Ranckok 36K Prlnsep Street (opposite Cathay Tel: *****1/ *****7/ *****1. INTIRNATIONAL AIR TRAVEL AGENCY SIN/HONO KONO 8430 SIN/TAIPEH 8499 BIN/TOKYO 8*99 M| 4BMM *****7 until m****3 WORLD CHARTtM CENTRE IS3-A Market St Spore. 1 Tel: *IMM *iS*»641 words
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Advertisement793 1974-06-25 20 COSTIN*)/ MANAQIMINT ACCOUNTINO JULY BEGINNERS Classes preparing for the LCC 1975 examination. Days Time Costing Monday and Friday 6.30 7.30 or 830 9.30 pn Tuesday and Thursday 5 30 6 30 pm Saturday 4.00 6.00 pm Sunday 10 00 12 00 noon Management Accounting Tuesda) and Thursday 7.30 8 30793 words
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Advertisement805 1974-06-25 20 NEW CIWNISE PIIONITIC BCBSM I by Dr Lai Kuen Yee. Secondary School students. English stream. this book will rapidly improve your Chinese Language, to that you can pass your examinations without difficulty; also valuable for others who want to Improve their Chinese only. Available. World Book Co Commercial Press Ltd..805 words
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Advertisement990 1974-06-25 20 1*73 TOYOTA IMS, 1*73 Volkswagen 1200. Volkswagen 1300. 1970 Austin *****. Ford Cortina Buper. Volkswagen 1300. Ford Escort Deluxe. V-Vlva. 1969 Austin 1100S, Ford Cortina Super. Volkswagen 1300. IM7 Ford Anglia Teck Huat Used Car Co 46, Rangoon Road Spore 8 Tel *****40/*****41 TRADE-IN ACCEPTED 1968 Austin 1100 MXII One990 words
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Advertisement798 1974-06-25 20 CHIP MONO YE MIC LE 8 (S) LTD 45 Scotts Road (Newton) Singapore 9 Tel *****1 It *****3 offers 1973 Dauun Pick-up. Maada 10M. Colt Oalant Stalonwagon. 1973 Datsun Pick-up. Datsun 1200 Stalonwagon, Ford Escort 1100. Toyota 2000 alrcon Austin 1300 OT. ToyoU Corolla 1200. Volkswagen Kombl. Morris Minor Van,798 words
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Advertisement432 1974-06-25 21 LCON automatic alrcondltloned and radio. Contact *****5 1971 COLT OALANT GTO with sports rims and alrrond View Bik 18. 85. Outram Park. 10 a.m. 6 p m 1971 TOYOTA CORONA MXII 1700 r c One owner, alrcon.. tape. Up top condition 4 new tyres $8,700 o no Contact Mr Teo432 words
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Advertisement446 1974-06-25 21 SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIALI Louise Klerk. Continental Beauty Specialist with 25 years tropical experience. Introduce* scientific facial treatment* (open pores, pimple* acne) for Nurses, Teachers and Students at special budget prices Enquiries. Appointments: Telephone *****2 (Spore) FRUIT IS BEST for your skin Holiday Magic Cosmetic Special 20H discount on skin care446 words
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Advertisement431 1974-06-25 21 IBP MOALMUNDS TV T«pr recorders. Amplifiers reasonable charges Phone Spore *****08 anytime Science Technical TV. Service TROPICAL TV DAY/ MIGHT Repair. Tel: *****2 All brands Fair charges Repair guaranteed BUSINESS with low overhead Available office space facilities suitable for enterprising insurance agent*, brokers, salesmen, pensioners. Import export agencies, parttime businessmen431 words
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Advertisement447 1974-06-25 21 FOR SALR, RINTAL, ff Im E porchaat and repairs Indcstt Oai Cookers. Sttal washing machine*. Metric chest ff«es«r» and other 1 appliances. For enquiries contact Prestige Electrical Company Tel: *****1 Authorised Dlstrlbuton ■or the abore product*. Price* are reasonable. ACMA AIN-CONOrnONE* twincool refrigerator special discount for cash Trade In 1130/-447 words
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Advertisement243 1974-06-25 21 NOTICE This is to notify that EDDIE KOK KON SANG is no longer in the employ of SLCURITTES SERVICES SDN. BHD. and is therefore unauthorized to deal in any matters concerning the clients of SECURITIES SERVICES SDN. BHD. KUALA LUMPUR DATED: JUNE 20, 1974. NOTICE SYARIKAT RAMAN (SAND BLASTERS), No.243 words
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Advertisement531 1974-06-25 21 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT IPOH IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 132 OF 1*73. Re: Llm kwek Chan, T/A Chop Yee Woh, 5.162, Kampong Rapat New VUlage. Ipoh. Judgment-Debtor Ex-parte: Sohan Singh s/o Jagar Singh. S 119. Kampong Rapat New Village. Ipoh Judgment-Creditor SUBSTITUTED BERVICE OF CREDITORS PETITION NOTICE In531 words
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Advertisement1063 1974-06-25 21 NOTICE OF REMOVAL We wish to notify our clients and consignees that our present godown at TAB will be removed to TA6 as from 30.6.74. Kindly take delivery of your cargoes which had arrived on or before 31.5.74 by 29.6.74. Otherwise a surcharge of $3.50 per ton will be levied1,063 words
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Advertisement449 1974-06-25 21 Sale by *a>b«ie ikUm er ■raawrtlee attaatesl sa Seagal OeWkg. To be beM at No: JO Jalan Lafcjamsna (Top Floor). Malacca, on Saturday. 6th July, 1074. at 11.00 ajß. (Under Malacca Originating Summons No: JJ/197J) FartfevJai* ef w>>srllsi Ail those piece* of .and situate In the MukJm of Sungel Udang,449 words
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Article178 1974-06-25 22 TWO labourers were Jailed 10 years each and six strokes of the rotan for robbing $5,300 worth of goods from Hua Tong (Pte) Ltd. in Braddell Road last year. 1 Chlonh Klan Pheow 1 and Wong Chee Yong, both 22, admitted they were178 words
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101 1974-06-25 22 CHARGES AGAINST TWO CONVICTS DROPPED rVC long standing charges against two prisoners, now serving sentences for more serious offences, were withdrawn by the prosecution in the High Court yesterday. The prisoners were: Tan Teng Hai. 22. jailed in March for 10 years for manslaughter of his schoolgirl cousin. Chua Poh101 words
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Article11 1974-06-25 22 THERE were 106 road accidents, seven serious, on Sunday.11 words
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Article42 1974-06-25 22 CANBERRA community centre will hold a carrrtn (knock-out system) competition, from July 10. The competition Is open to residents and also to those working In the Sembawang constituency. Entries close on June 30. For further Information. contact Tel. *****3.42 words
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184 1974-06-25 22 Raja to open S'[pore Youth Festival rpHE Foreign Affairs MlL nister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, will officially open the Singapore Youth Festival at the National Stadium on July 13 at 5 p.m. A rehearsal will be held at the stadium on Saturday at 9 a.m. The festival will kick off with184 words
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Article70 1974-06-25 22 Two-day visit by Arab minister THE Lebanese Foreign Minister, Mr. Fuad Naffa, and Mrs. Naffa are due here later this morning for a two-day visit. They will fly in from Kuala Lumpur where Mr Naffa attended the Islamic Foreign Ministers' conference. Mr. Naffa will call on Mr. 8. Rajaratnam at70 words
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Article, Illustration141 1974-06-25 22 CAUGHT -THE MYSTERIOUS BIRD 'GOURMET' PEOPLE in a small village off McNair Road who have been mystified by their chicken vanishing day after day solved the riddle on Sunday. They found that a 20ft. python had made the village its headquarters and had been feasting on the chicken. The snake141 words
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259 1974-06-25 22 Court lifts ban on pile driving at Clifford Centre \MR. Justice Wlnslow yesterdaydischarged an injunctiop which had been granted exparte to Glan Singh and Co. (Pte) Ltd. against Gammon (S) Sdn. Bhd. and S.L. Properties, owners of the new Clifford Centre, now under construction in Collyer Quay. Olan Singh and259 words
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Article64 1974-06-25 22 Blood stocks above average TOTAL reserve blood stocks at the Singapore Hood Transfusion Centre were above average last week. Donations received during the week totalled 963 units against 173 transfusions. Oroup donations came from: Changi Air Base (153). Loyang Camp (138). Singapore Air Transport Workers Union (IS*). VC District 364 words
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Article68 1974-06-25 22 A LOCAL (hipping company. Seatrana (S) Pte Ltd. hat called for tenders from local shipyard* to build three tugs coating a total of 143 million, and ha* not yet awarded tenders to them a* reported In the StralU Times. The vassals will be bought by Bashylk Corporation of68 words
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Article56 1974-06-25 22 Lawyer Mr. Sat-Pal Khattar. senior legal ameer of the Income Tax Department and a director of Income will leave the civil service at the end of this month to go Into private practice Mr Khattar. a former Deputy Public Prosecutor, was transferred to the department a*56 words
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309 1974-06-25 22 Chye sim drops by five cents a kati rw\HE price of chye slm 1 dropped by five cents to 45 cents a katl while the price of cabbage went up by another five cents to 55 cents a katl, the Trade Department said yesterday. The price of Spanish mackerel <309 words
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149 1974-06-25 22 Man who took second wife fined $750 A MARRIED man who took a second wife before getting a divorce was fined $750 by the First Magistrate's Court yesterday for making a false declaration before the Bharlah Court. The court heard that Mashkor bin Naur's wife found out about hU second149 words
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Article56 1974-06-25 22 THE Workers' Party yesterday called on the Government to Initiate, without any delay, moves to set up diplomatic relations with China. Its secretary -general. Mr. J B. Jeyaretnam. said: "The party believes It Is essential to peace In ftouth-east Asia that all countries In this region56 words
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Article, Illustration472 1974-06-25 22 BEN DAVIDSON - BEN DAVIDSON Court told of bid to free detainees By fWO men tried to bribe a temple medium and a police inspector to get him to secure the release of some Criminal Law detainees, a district court heard yesterday. Madam Tay Geok Ldan,472 words
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428 1974-06-25 22 rE Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) has clarified that Infectious canine diseases like distemper, hard-pad leptosplrosls and hepatitis cannot be transmitted to human beings. The SPCA's clarification came after a report in the Straits Times on June 19. headlined "Immunise428 words
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Advertisement211 1974-06-25 22 HIH I til iff sW r A ■JSJlViiiTrliili HsUsW y XccA «S^EJragSB£k r»i'-i*' ufl M V"fewc w ~^39Br*BsF^H£^Eßtt Hk. Via v f^i h H9 w^jMs^Lsmi,, L .s^B* VtA% yk '^rffiW*^ -9lggggggggn!^*Bflgggggggggsls^E< \\jr\ Twist the cartridge to adjust the flame Cartridge comes compile with new valve Now introducing j4e? Another practical211 words
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Article, Illustration193 1974-06-25 23 $26mil for Islamic fund... KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. So far $28.4 million has been pledged by four Arab countries Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Kuwait for the setting up of the Islamic Solidarity Fund. Announcing this today, the Islamic conference spokesman. Tengku Ahmad Rlthauddeen, said the pledges were193 words
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Article54 1974-06-25 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Mton. A candidate for the Pood and Agricultural Organisation di-rector-general's post today said that every country should establish a food security stock to avoid global hunger. The present world food stock was enough only for three weeks, Mr. Bdouard Saouma. the Lebanese FAO land and54 words
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Article44 1974-06-25 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The RUN minesweeper K. D Jerml. rescued a Malaysian fishing trawler which was adrift 20 miles off Port Weld yesterday The trawler, which was heading towards Indonesia with a 21 -man crew, went adrift following engine trouble.44 words
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209 1974-06-25 23 That UN 'solution' is no answer; Congress ITUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Mon.— The World Muslim Congress has called on the Islamic Foreign Ministers conference to reject the UN Security Council Resolution 242, which calls for Israeli withdrawal from Arab territories occupied In the 1967 Six Day war. In a memorandum submittedReuter - 209 words
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235 1974-06-25 23 Razak's Islam unity plan: full backing KUALA LUMPUR. Monday fUN Abdul Razak's five-point proposal made during the opening of the sth Islamic Foreign Ministers' Conference has received "complete agreement and support" from heads of delegations. "All delegates have expressed complete agree ment with and support for the Prime Minister's suggestions,235 words
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133 1974-06-25 23 PLO: THE AIM OF OUR GLOBAL STRUGGLE KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Palestinian Liberation Organisation (PLO) Is fifhtlnf for the ultimate creation of a democratic state of Palestine where Arabs and lews live la peaceful co-existence. PLO political department chief and head of the organisation's delegation to the Islamic conference. Mr.133 words
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Article32 1974-06-25 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia and Tunisia ha»t agreed to 0.-operate with each other in the field of tourism, the Deputy Trade and Industry Minister. Datuk Muaa mtam said here today.32 words
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Article62 1974-06-25 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. President Marcos hu agreed in principle to let the Islamic secretariat establish a relief agency In the Philippines (or the welfare of Muslim* in Mindanao, a member of the President's task force Mid here today. Datu Macapapanto Abbas said the secretariat, however, should62 words
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183 1974-06-25 23 Quest for new exam system to replace HSC- KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Btudles are being carried out to find out whether the present Higher School Certificate examination can be replaced with a new examination system. Informed sources her* said that the representatives from the Education Ministry and local universities and institutions183 words
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Article57 1974-06-25 23 BKRBfBAN. Mon. Two British postal expert* win conduct an ln-depth study of mall distribution la Kuala Lumpur and ««!-»<»— soon. Communications Minister, Tan Sri Sardon Juttr announced today. Tan Sri Sarrton added that the experts were from the British Postal Consultative Service and they war* expected57 words
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Article66 1974-06-25 23 TAIPINO. Mon. carpenter Chan Kirn Hong. SI. dtad In the district hospital early this morning, soon after h« was slashed on Urn head and body by a gang of fire youths in his house her* HU wife Mak Ooot Pwjg. 47, was admitted to tbt66 words
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351 1974-06-25 23 K. LUMPUR, Men rkFFIciALS from the VT Primary Industries Ministry and the Treasury are studying various short and long term measures to overcome the diesel shortage. It la learned today. Their recommendations will be submitted to the Cabinet for consideration. The Cabinet Is expected351 words
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Advertisement92 1974-06-25 23 a global marker... yes, we have i Lot Aiqtta, Osaka, Hone, la* (L^tfflMfc Frankfurt, Nusnaen taniisf cMti far WPf' ikwFWQLLimßm^^^^L^ offialtsm.l .JSVSKSSMPSs^ Ovtr two otcaots cf uptrwacs fat* I^BJ WsMKa^ssii^fr into .very one of our products. JMVUM Machfcs screws. Nuts sad [W^kTmLT I JjlT^lpan. f.r *«t.-w., JE ft ilk CpwNMEr9BffS2fjH92 words
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Advertisement259 1974-06-25 23 I We are the No. 1 1 I Chinese Daily I I Today I I With an average daily circulation of 85.244 I I FACTS FIGURES PROVE IT!!! I SHI* SIN CHEW JIT POH. VK SINGAPORE EDITION .^Bjß| Circulation for October, November and December 1973 '•''f^m' Average Daily ?S Circulation259 words
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Article30 1974-06-25 24 JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesia will not take part In the tint Asian Women Hockey Championship In Kuala Lumpur next month, a spokesman for the Indonesian Hockey Federation laid today.30 words
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Article187 1974-06-25 24 Colbertn beats 3 in playoff NEW YOiUCMon— Jim Colbert won the American Oolf Classic yesterday at the second hole of a sudden-death play-off with three other players. Colbert's eventual victory at the par five second extra hole give him U5534,000 ($85,000) of the total prize money of US$l7O,OOO ($425,000). RayReuter - 187 words
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366 1974-06-25 24 ALBERT JOHKSON - ALBERT JOHKSON By ItfANILA-BOUND Khoo Teng Chuan surprised swimming officials yesterday when he withdrew from the Asian Games relay trials at Toa Payoh pool. Teng Chuan, a student of AngloChinese School, In a letter to the association, said he would not be taking366 words
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229 1974-06-25 24 Schoolboy Chandra loses out on a countback On the Green with Frida OCHOOLBOY R. 117 Chandra was beaten by the experienced R. Visvallngam on a countI back in the overall placings In the Seletar Golf Club "C" and "D" divisions Open Championships at Seletar yesterday. Both golfers shot a gross229 words
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Article73 1974-06-25 24 TOKYO, Mon Masahl 'Jumbo Ocaki' of Japan the defending champion, won the 17 million yen ($129,000) Tohoku Classic Oolf Tournament when he successfully maintained his overnight lead with a four-under-par for a four-day total of oight -under-par 280 here today. This wss the season's firstReuter - 73 words
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Article72 1974-06-25 24 LONDON. Mon World Team Tennis (WTT), the US Inter -City League, are to me a TTBBIO million ($35 million) law suit folio wing recent bans on American Jimmy Connors and Australian Bvonne Ooolagong. It was announced yesterday. WTT Commissioner Oeorge McCall told a news conferenceReuter - 72 words
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716 1974-06-25 24 Mansor gets a two-day suspension and $200 fine APPRENTICE Mansor was suspended for two days and fined $300 by the Stewards yesterday for giving false and misleading evidence and riding a badly judged race on Pontreslna in Race 3 at Ipoh on Sunday The Stipe's report on Sunday's races: State716 words
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Article763 1974-06-25 24 WEIOHTB for Saturday, third day of the Perak Turf Club June (Derby) meeting: CL. 3. DIV 1— SF. Taurus 9.00 Oolden Way 8.09 Predator 8 06 Smokey Shadow 8.03 Susrlwa II 803 Nyonya 8.00 Temptation 7.11 Limit 713 Beauty Beauty II 7.13 Ma)or Step 7 11 Allegation 7.11763 words
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766 1974-06-25 24 EPSOM JEEP - Showgirl V tunes up for tilt at Perak Derby EPSOM JEEP By JPOH, Mon. Showgirl V tuned up for another tilt at the $51,000 Perak Derby (12f) with a slashing performance against the top sprinters over 6f here yesterday. A back -marker In the early stages, Showgirl V was last766 words
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Article, Illustration558 1974-06-25 25 FRANKFURT, Monday Poland loom as top contenders ]>ED HOT Poland, v the only team to win all three first round matches, loom as the possible num- j ber one contender with the World Cup j soccer finals mov- j ing into the second round after a wees>Reuter; UPI - 558 words
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Article87 1974-06-25 25 BUENOS AIRES. Mod. We mad* It" and "Argentina, quaJttned." read th* laWdßOaa of th* evening newspapers Cronies and L* Raaon. reporting Argentina's 4-1 victory ot* Haiti in a World Cup soccer match yesterday. Celebrating motorcade* of soccer fans waving Argentine flags disturbed the tranqulllitr of a sunny winter87 words
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350 1974-06-25 25 ROMt. Men. Italian fans broke television sets, burned national flags and nu-ohed on the foush «n--•■esy oat of disappetntsaeat over Italy's 2-1 leas Poland veatet^ny ellnlnaUng them from World Cap Soeeer rimpilHlia. ■^eeau of Carbarn* Street In Soatheast KVosm ran to tbe350 words
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Advertisement396 1974-06-25 24 vsrcmoiu VaremoYd* VaremoYd* For Effective Oral Treatment Of Piles Hoemorrftoids) Our ring-pull gets better all the time wmmmmuggmmmmmmmmmmgm^^^mggmmmmm^mmm because now we are ''111 111 i M I manufacturing your ring-pull closures illhlifJf M I lt ere m Singapore. ffiffff f f ff ff 'jyMl^^^^B^^^B Now you're not worried about delay396 words
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Article, Illustration527 1974-06-25 25 TEOH ENG TATT - TEOH ENG TATT By For having put life into the tourney CINGAPORE were badly beaten by Penan? in the second leg of the Malaysia Cup on Sunday, but won the praise of Penang fans and officials for putting life back into the competition. Because527 words
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Article105 1974-06-25 25 Old and Arnold rout India LONDON, Mon. Pace bowlers Oeoff Arnold and Chris Old shot India out for 43, their lowest-ever Test score, to give England an overwhelming win In the Second cricket Test match at Lord's here today. England's victory by an Innings and 285 runs clinched the Test105 words
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Article107 1974-06-25 25 EngUnd Ist Inns Off. Inala Ist Inns 101 tnd Taalagi (Saturday score 1 tor no wicket) 8 Oavaskar low b Arnold 5. F ataflneer lbw b Arnold 0, A. Wadekar b Old J O. Vlswanatto c Knott b Arnold 6. P Patel c Knott b Arnold 1. B. Solkar107 words
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Article148 1974-06-25 25 rpHE National Boxing X Championships scheduled f<.r July 5 and 6 will serve as a trial to pick the squad for the Ai'in Oames in Teheran In September Saba secretary K. Thlruganasothl said "We will pick four or five boxers, depending on their performances148 words
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Article45 1974-06-25 25 SEOUL. Mon Iran de- featad Hongkong 70-44 and South Korea best South Vlet- nam 103-18 today In the Filth Asian women's basketball championship. With the victories, Iran and South Korea have qualified for the ami-finals. Hongkong and South Vietnam are out.45 words
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Miscellaneous86 1974-06-25 25 ATHLT ilCS— Buklt TUnah District matt (Chinas* High Sen. ajn.) ■OCKST BHA League Div I; KhsJsa TV t PWD, BOC v CSC V. Div. 1: SAFSA v ScbooU (IUsWJWr Rd), Div Prisons v IRNZIR (all match** at 5 1* pjn). BADMINTON— SBA ToirUt Undar-31 tournament (Oixlllamard Rd IH pjn.). •OOCBB—86 words
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244 1974-06-25 26 Hunt for couple said to have sold young sons for $57 T^ASHVILLE (Ten- nessee), Mon. Authorities throughout the south-east were alerted today to be on the lookout for a couple said to have sold their two young sons for US$24 (Sss7) tx) a man they met at v market. AUPI - 244 words
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Article72 1974-06-25 26 THE HAGUE. Mon.— The World Court announced here today that it would convene on July 4 tc hear oral arguments In Lie nuclear tests proceedings Instituted against Prance by Australia and New Zealand. The 'Court announcement said that it would consider the jurisdiction >f the CourtReuter - 72 words
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Article, Illustration72 1974-06-25 26 POLICE RING PROTEST MARCHERS A STRONG police escort ring student protest marchers in London on Saturday. The students were protesting against the d-ath of one of their leaden, Kevin Gateiy, 21, who died during clashes with police at a demonstration in Red Lion Square in London a week ago. AtUPI - 72 words
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Article64 1974-06-25 26 CALOART (Alberta), Mon. A 37-year-oM employee of the Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. Is going into his fourth day on top of a 200--foot water toter above the company's Calgary plant to call attention to the wage demand of the plant's 240 employees. Dave Schledel climbed theAP - 64 words
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Article412 1974-06-25 26 ONDON. Moo.— TIM itock raarktt *■< cloaad qulftljr murt today «nd I I p.m. u» Financial Times Indax «ll UBChaag «d at MS 1 Early technical gatnc war* rtvtrscd is maay mm for waat intrrMt. Ail Indiutrlallat ilootny outlook en Uw market tnad mflumced fntlmaBt to Mcnt uteat.412 words
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305 1974-06-25 26 200 died in Kiangsi massacres, say -posters- PEKING, Mon. New wall posters appeared In Peking today claiming that more than 200 people have died In massacres In recent years in China's southeastern Kiangsi province. The posters, put up alongside scores of others In Peking's 12--day-old poster campaign, also reported freshReuter - 305 words
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Article84 1974-06-25 26 LONDON. Mon. Th* United State* today called for a 10-year moratorium on all commercial whaling In a bid »o lave the world's largest Uvii mammal from threatened extermination. But Ja^an rejected the proposal Addressing the opening session of the 28th annual conference of the 15-84 words
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143 1974-06-25 26 Immigrants who may still be deported LONDON, Monday rpHREE-quarters of the illegal Immigrants 1 who gave themselves up under a Home Office amnesty may still have to be deported. Immigration officials have found that only about one person in (our who came out of hiding U covered by the amnestyReuter - 143 words
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Obituary74 1974-06-25 26 MOM. NANCY MARY KOM Kww Nm w/o th* lat< T*a Km Kla M*d CT nml .way tmrttmßt 1«/«/74 Myim k»htmt 1 mm. WIIU* Stock I ni| William Hock Hut. Ooorca stock ■U. i *aud>trjn. HOoa M Uu, Sfcin.T Iwm Uu. tnmm Mm Uu. 1 »00-(b-I«w. I •mufkur-lalnw. 1 imfcwi.74 words
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287 1974-06-25 26 Pak: India has Plutonium to make 17 N-bombs IT UAL A LUMPUR, 1Y Mon.— Pakistan's Minister of Defence and Foreign Affairs, Mr. Aziz Ahmed, said today India had enough plutonium for 17 bombs and that this had been confirmed by Canada. He was speaking in a closed se.-slon of theReuter - 287 words
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Miscellaneous14 1974-06-25 26 The weather WEATHER OUtkok for Singapore from 8 am. to noon today: Isolated shower*.14 words
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