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Title Section15 1974-06-26 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/7415 words
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Article734 1974-06-26 1 Israel: Muslim plea to world _J KUALA LUMPUR. Timm. 'J'HE Islamic Foreign Ministers tonight called on the international community to impose political and economic sanctions against Israel. The call came In a 25--page Joint communique Issued at the end of the flve-day conference here. The communique re quested "all nationsReuter - 734 words
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Article67 1974-06-26 1 LOURFNCO MARQUES Tues. Five Africans wer» killed snd reveral others were Injured when Portugufse troops at the Reuano Gercia border post opened fire en a "disorderly crowd" of mlneworkers returning from South Africa today, a military spokesman said here. Lieutenant-Colonel Perrelra Correla said the miners refusedReuter - 67 words
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Article39 1974-06-26 1 MOSCOW, Tues. The Soviet Union today announced it had launched an orbital research station named Salyul-3 A Tass statement said the aim of the new space laboratory wa* to test out design snd "on-board" systems. Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article54 1974-06-26 1 LONDON, Tuss. British ■hare prices tUfed a rmUy today *fter hlnU from Chancellor of the Excfuquar DenU Hraley that he would act If necessary to avert the dancer of a recession Millions of pound* were added to chare values, with many quoted prices ruing between fiveReuter - 54 words
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Article62 1974-06-26 1 LUXEMBOURG. Tues. West Germany is now prepared to back a Common Market com mltment to contribute US$5OO million (551.200 million) to an emergency United Nations fund for poor countries, subject to strict conditions. Informed sources said today. The West German compromise was being put to EEC Ko62 words
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Article43 1974-06-26 1 NEW YORK, Tues. Dow Jone* averages, based on the first hour of trading on the New York stock evchange: SO Indus (2423. Up 7.90; 20 Transp 166.86. up 1.20; IS UMlf 69 11. up 067; 65 Stocks 247.34, up 2.22 UPI.UPI - 43 words
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Article, Illustration205 1974-06-26 1 MARY'S GREAT LOVE FOR DANCING nVTSIBB her classroom M 7 T mi 18 M iambi (Sumatra) has only one lore dancing. 'I do not know when I w II stop dancing," she said here yesterday Mary, a high school student back home, to the lead dancer in four tadiUonai IndonesianMarian Bad ran - 205 words
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Article28 1974-06-26 1 ADDIS ABABA. TIMT Minl'iers. tovernment offlrikli and thousands of other Ethiopian* were today banned ficm travelling abroad pending Investigation* by a tough new antt-cftrruptton comm).'*lon Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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134 1974-06-26 1 riBANKFUET. Tues. r Prime Mlnlstei Lee Kuan Yew met some 2t West German bankers and Indus triallsts her* today for talks aimed at boosting West German Singapore trade. a Singapore spsks— said. The talks were held at a ranch by Deutsche Bank, West Germany'sReuter - 134 words
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Article146 1974-06-26 1 \f OBCOW, Tues The ifA Soviet Union was reported today to have embarked on a fresh effort to patch up Its quarrel with China by agreeing to resume ruptured Soviet-Chinese negotiations In Peking. The Soviet Tass news agency today announced the arrival in Peking146 words
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Article24 1974-06-26 1 BELFAST. Tues. British troops arrested SO men suspected of being members of the outlawed IRA In a series of dawn raids today24 words
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Article485 1974-06-26 1 RED ARMS SEIZED, 16 HELD Girl nabbed in shoot-out, then a series of raids KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday POLICE detained 16 people, including three women, in a pre-dawn swoop in Jin jang and Kepong following a shootout with a suspected communist last nightThey seized a .32 pistol, four handgrenades dynamite, home-made485 words
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Article706 1974-06-26 1 Israeli Prime Minister Mr. Yitthak Rabin yesterday warned Lebanon It bore full responsibility for Use Arab guerilla attack on tbe Mediterranean honeymoon resort of Nahartya in which a mother and her two younf children were killed— Reuter NAHARIYA (Israel), Tuesday fHREE Arab guerillas killedReuter; AP; UPI - 706 words
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Article164 1974-06-26 1 Diesel up 8 cents in Malaysia KI'ALA LUMPUR, T»es. The Government today announced an eifht-cent Increase on a gallon of dlesel, bring the pump price to SI. It ■Is© abolished the four Per cent surtax on diesel imports. The announcement was made in a brief Treasury statement given to newsmen164 words
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Article76 1974-06-26 1 Nixon off to summit talks WASHINOTON, Tues. —President Nixon flew from Andrews Air Force Base near here today for Brussels on the first stage of his second foreign trip this month. Prom Brussels he will go to Moscow* (or hU third Mjit I— sting with Boviet Accompanying him on hta76 words
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Article60 1974-06-26 1 TOKYO, Tats. JaMUMM wM6tH4tM*VMH urged Soath-east Aatan nations today to tmproTe their financial systssus to boost the ■erolopsaent of Independent domestic tadmstrles. At a news conference following a twoday meeting of Japanese and South-east Asian business leaden. Mr. Klichlro Kltaura of the Japanese delegation said an InternationallyAP - 60 words
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Advertisement64 1974-06-26 1 LEBANON HOPES FOR CLOSER RELATIONS -PAGE 11 SIKKIM king flees 2 LON Nol palace under rocket attack S TOUGH drugs laws no impact 4 UNION: Cut lessons in Malay 5 CHINESE drags: New curbs 7 PLAN for safety checks on goods 11 HOSTESS tells of fatal phone call 18 COMICS64 words
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Article330 1974-06-26 2 fiARACAS, Tues. A procedural stranglehold on the UN Law of the Sea conference here appeared to be loosening today following Australian and Indian compromise proposals. These were discussed In two lengthy closeddoor meetings yesterday. Further private discussions were scheduled today, when conference president Shirley Ameraslnghe alsoReuter - 330 words
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Article180 1974-06-26 2 Acid test for new ulcer drug BALTIMORE, Tues. Researchers In Baltimore and more than SO other medical centres around the world are testing a new drug that Is expected to give an add test to one of medical science's traditional theories on ulcers. The drug, called Metlamlde, also holds theAP - 180 words
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Article218 1974-06-26 2 SIKKIM KING FLEES... XJEW DELHI. Tues. 1~ The Chogyal (King) of Slkklm left his troubled capital of Oangtok. in the "dead of night" today and was heading for Delhi, officials here said. The Press Trust of India (PTI) reported from Oangtok the Chogyal departed amid reports of antl King crowds218 words
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89 1974-06-26 2 It'll be one McGuire after another... KLMHURBT (Illinois), Tues. After Marianne McOulre weds on July 0 she wont have to worry about changing the name on her credit cards or driver's licence. Marianne. S3. Is marrying another MoOulre. Roger Ten of the n paop» In the bridal party are namedAP - 89 words
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Article150 1974-06-26 2 Nixon had a touch of phlebitis WASHINGTON, Tues.— The White House disclosed last night that PresXent Nixon bad rerecently suffered from phlebitis, an Inflanuna tlon In a leg vein, but said that It had presumably abated. Mies Judy Johnson, a staff assistant at the White House Press Office, •aid laNYT - 150 words
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Article30 1974-06-26 2 BOSTON. Tues— Car dealer Peter Puller yesterday said he gave up his bid to run for Oovernor of lUssachusetU because of death threat* against him and his family30 words
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Article, Illustration83 1974-06-26 2 Judge: Dangers of sauna bath LONDON. Tues. A sauna bath Is potentially dangerous unless proper care Is taken, a High Court Judge said here yesterday. Mr. Justice Kenneth Jones awarded damages of £1.200 (354.M0) to 70-year-old Herbert Doman for bjrns received In a privately-owned sauna bath three years ago. The83 words
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340 1974-06-26 2 DISAPPROVING VOICES BUT... LONDON. Tuesday gRITAIX's latest underground nuclear test is permitted under the 1963 partial test ban treaty and does not violate any international agreement, diplomatic observers said here today. NATO officials did not comment on the test which the BritishReuter; UPI - 340 words
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308 1974-06-26 2 Shah denies plans for nuclear bombs DAWS. T»ea.-Bhah MoM. hammed Reia Pablevi •f Iran Hew In for an official vitJt to France yesterday, saying Iran has no plans for nuclear bombs aad that Is ridiculous The Shah was greeted by President Valerv Glscard d'Estalng. At the tame time as the308 words
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Article57 1974-06-26 2 PRAOOS, Tuea The Supreme Court her* yesterday upheld the death «entenc* agalnet a ZS-year-oid woman accused of the premeditated murder of eight people. Ceteka News Agency reported today. The appeal was lodged by th* woman's mother who asserted that her daughter. Olga Hepnarova. wu mentally deranged andReuter - 57 words
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Article64 1974-06-26 2 NUKRNBTRO (Oermany). Tuea -A Polish football fan in West Oermany to as* the World Ou» football playoH» haa aaaed for political asylum here, the refugee office In this north Bavarian city aald yesterday The office said the unidentified Pole aaked to remain in Wast Oermany after watchingAP - 64 words
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Article34 1974-06-26 2 CtXOVBO. Tttss. Th« world* tea exporter* are nearlnt an International agreement on an economic price for the commodity Brl Lanka* Minister of Plantation Industries Dr. Colvln De SUyb said here yesterday ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article28 1974-06-26 2 WALLOPS ISLAND (Virginia). Tims— The US National Aeronautic* and Space Administration Is •cbsautod to launch M roekeu Into the atmosphere over a 14-hour period beginning yesterday28 words
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196 1974-06-26 2 NEW METHOD OF LISTENING TO HEART BEAT OCHENECTADY (New O York), Tues.— A new technique for listening to the sounds of the human heart is being developed at the General Bectrtc Research and Development Centre, OK .Aid today The technique employs an electronic sound sensor about the site of aAP - 196 words
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116 1974-06-26 2 Call for joint fight against pollution PARIS. Tues. One thousand scientists f*om more than 50 countries were urged today to encourage their governments to get together to eliminate pollution. Th* call was made at an environment conference arranged here by the C< mmlsslon of the Euro p- -an Communities (CBCReuter - 116 words
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Article150 1974-06-26 3 COLUMBUS (Oeorgla) Tuea. William Calley's lawyers urged r Federal Judge yesterday to throw out the former army officer's murder conviction in the My Lai massacre on grounds the court-martial board was influenced by statements by President Nixon and top military leaders. Calley's attorneys cited several other Issues during a daylong150 words
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Article140 1974-06-26 3 PARIS. French car manufacturers Peugeot and Citroen are today setting up a Joint company to merge before the end of the year. BONN: President Tito of Yugoslavia today meets West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt for a second round of political discussions expected to concentrate on European security, world economicAgencies - 140 words
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338 1974-06-26 3 Lon Nol palace under rocket attack Evacuation after daily barrage PHNOM PENH, Tuesday INSURGENT gunners last night fired four rounds of Chinese rockets to the south of President Lon Nol's palace, wounding seven civilians and damaging two houses. military police said today. The police said the rockets landing daily nearReuter; UPI - 338 words
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Article, Illustration131 1974-06-26 3 Brando well after food poisoning HOLLYWOOD. ToesActor Marlon Brando (above) was recovering In a hospital today after treatment for Internal throat lacerations reportedly caused by a food poisoning attack in which he a.most died. The dim trade newspaper Variety reported that Brando tore bis oesophagus during violent vomiting after eatingReuter - 131 words
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Article174 1974-06-26 3 WASHINOTON. Tues Secretary of State Henry Kissinger today denied as "totally false In every detail" published reports that he made secret agreements giving the Soviet Union an edge In the number of strategic missiles allowed under a 1972 agreement. In a 70-minute news conference onNYT - 174 words
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181 1974-06-26 3 Dismay among Nixon's loyal friends WASHINGTON. Tues. Some of President j Nixon's closest and most loyal Senate friends are showing concern over hlireection of demands for more tapes In the House impeachment lnqjlry. Sen. Norrls Cotton counts himself as among perhaps 30 to 35 Senators "who are really trying toReuter; NYT - 181 words
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Article34 1974-06-26 3 DUISBURO. fOennany) Tuea. A demonstration by several hundred leftists erupted into street fighting in this Ruhr Valley dty yesterday. Police raid IS officers were Injured and &0 persons arrested. AP.AP - 34 words
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227 1974-06-26 3 'DRAMATIC INFLATION SLOWDOWN SOON' PARIS, Tv— day INTERNATIONAL experts predict the rate of inflation might slow dramaticilly next year in the world's industrialis;d countries, informed sources said yesInfl&tton In the 24 countries of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OfaCD) U at present runnlnt: at about 15 §cent aReuter - 227 words
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Article48 1974-06-26 3 NFW DELHI. Tues. India yesterday agreed to give A(ghanl:-tan Increased (lnkiiclal and technical aid (or agricultural, power and l>«clh projects. The pledge wit contained In a communlq le lseued at the end cf (our -lays of talks between officials from tne two nation*. IT^t48 words
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Article38 1974-06-26 3 TOKYO. Tue». Two Jaoanrse atecl Industrial delegations will leave here this week (or Peking to negotiate Ihe mle of iuel product* and ancillary faclllUe; (or rt«H making plant* to China. Nippon Steel Corporation tald yesterday. Reuur.38 words
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Article21 1974-06-26 3 DACCA. Tv«. Bangladesh will become telf-runi-rlent In foodyralns by IVTt. accordit.g to the Agriculture MtPtater Mr Abdus Samad RenterReuter - 21 words
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Article321 1974-06-26 3 "kJICE Tue«. In the 11 World Chess Olympald matches Singapore drew by two all against Chile in final Group C. Llm Kok Ann won on board four when his opponent blundered while Leslie Leow and Choong Llong On drew their games. Leslie's draw against the321 words
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Advertisement151 1974-06-26 3 I J k SyfrFp SPECIAL Tl OFFER OneBRUTSOAP WORTHS 160 c He WITH THE PURCHASE OF BRUT 3tw Aerosol Spray Lotion or Bful 3 2 o/ Split Lotion I of the most devastating movies H M^^^W i^Hever made, one of the few films J^^Bwhich has brought audience after I applauding151 words
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249 1974-06-26 4 Tax on out going ships from China ports HONGKONG, Tuesday FOREIGN vessels carrying cargo or passengers out of China will be required to pay taxes on transportation incomes as from next month under a government decree, the New China News Agency reported today The decree on the ■Regulation* for Taxation249 words
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Article109 1974-06-26 4 Japan's plan to expand trade TOKYO, Tues— Japan should expand its trade with advanced Industrial countries by importing more manufactured goods to achieve division of labour with the rest of the world, an official Japanese Government report said today. The White Paper on International trade said Japan was required to109 words
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386 1974-06-26 4 200 die in Kiangsi fighting, say posters pBKINO. Tues.— China's 1 southeast province of Kiangsi hat emerged as a major centre of factional strife, with reports of killings and sabotage appearing in wall posters displayed In the streets of Peking. One poster signed by four Kiangsi workers claimed over 200Reuter - 386 words
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120 1974-06-26 4 Somchai replies to prosecution appeal BANGKOK, Tues.— The defence counsel for Bomchal Chalyasut. the Thai police officer accused but acquitted of planting a bomb aboard a Cathay Pacific Jetliner. filed a formal reply yesterday to a prosecution appeal of the verdict. A military court last month found Somchai Innocent of120 words
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162 1974-06-26 4 U.S. TO SLASH BUDGET BY $12,000 m WASHINGTON, Tues. —President Nixon announced ye s t erday the Admlnlitr atlon would try to slash next year's Budget by US$5,OOO million (Bsia,--000 million) in an attempt to control Inflation. "We are doing everytmng we can. under existing legislation, to restrict expenditures InReuter - 162 words
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217 1974-06-26 4 rKTO. Tbm. The Soviet Unions resumption of purchasing large quantities of cultured pearls from Japan is giving the sagging pearl industry here a ray of hope for the revival of an export boom. Pearl Industry spokesmen report that the Soviet Union imported JapaneseNYT - 217 words
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Article33 1974-06-26 4 CAPETOWN Tues Haart I transplant plon t a r Dr I Christian Barnard haa said I the GrooU Schuur hospital i transplantation programme haa come to a virtual standstill ReuUr33 words
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Article502 1974-06-26 4 NEW YORK, Tues AFTER 10 months, New York State's stringent anti-drug laws have had little effect on the total amount of drug trafficking, particularly In New York CKy, or on the operations of major narcotics dealers, according to many law enforcement authorities. One ofNYT - 502 words
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Article, Illustration373 1974-06-26 4 Park warns of take over forth SEOUL, Tuesday gOUTH Korea today marked the 24th anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War with an anti-communist mass rally in Seoul and a warning by President Park Chung-hee of a North Korean attempt to take over the South. The warning and theReuter - 373 words
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222 1974-06-26 4 $35m art theft: 9 years for ex-deb DUBLIN. Tues. Dr. Bridget Rose Dugdale, a 34-year-old English woman and former de butante. was Jailed for nine years here today after pleading guilty to receiving 19 paintings stolen from the home of Sir Alfred Belt. Dr. Dugdale who rebelled against her millionaireReuter - 222 words
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Article, Illustration240 1974-06-26 5 Malik: Better ties after Suharto's visit in August THE Indon eslan x Foreign Minister, Mr. Adam Malik, said here yesterday that the existing good relations between Singapore and Indonesia would further improve after President Suharto's visit here in the later part of August. Mr. Malik, who passed through here yesterday240 words
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Article78 1974-06-26 5 23 dentists leave for China TWENTY three dentists from the Singapore Dental Association left for China on Monday to study the latest Chinese dental health practices. Including acupuncture. The team, led by the association's president. Mr. Wong Tew Cheong, comprised Government, private and University »f Singapore dental surgeons. The three-week78 words
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Article25 1974-06-26 5 THX Consumers' Association of Singapore (OA8C) will bold Its ascend annual meeting at Trade Union Rouse, In Shtnton Way on Friday at pj»25 words
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Article309 1974-06-26 5 Union: Cut lessons in Malay *pHE Singapore Malay Teachers Union has submitted a memorandum to the Government seeking, among other things, a reduction in the period spent on second language lessons by Malay students in Knglish language stream. The memorandum was a sequel to a directive from the Ministry recently309 words
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165 1974-06-26 5 Option to buy PUB hired gadgets soon rl Public Utilities Board is expected to write to conjamers next week giving them an option to bay the electrical appliances they have hired from the board. The FUB which has discontinued hiring oat such appliances doe to lack of skilled men to165 words
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Article50 1974-06-26 5 TBiANTS and owners of Housing Board flats have been notified In writing of their increased service and eonaanracy charges which will be Introduced from July 1. The exerclae. which began on June IS with the help of HDB Inspectors, was completed yesterday, according to a HDB spokesman.50 words
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Article65 1974-06-26 5 T\ETECTIVES found a Is pistol with a bullet while searching a Junkyard In Stephen Road, off Mandal Road, early yesterday. Acting on a tip-off detectives combed the spot at about 12.15 a.m. and found the weapon. The fun and bullet are now being examined by65 words
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464 1974-06-26 5 Jason to shuttle between homes of divorced parents r REE YEAR OLD Jason Leow only son of a divorced couple will have equal time for his parents, living In homes of their own, until 1992 or "earlier, depending on variable circumstance*.'' He will live alternately with his father and his464 words
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Miscellaneous225 1974-06-26 5 Byingtwi Ot> Fmttorn* Kavene,§h <3s M*l Cmtmp tcy,Tw»r trom cam up> vl 7£ftc*m vm* jwi-jflf itL"^ r^Z, I aT.iT BH V AMP MB M^THOUT J CLO^HsW J MAeW*snP y\MTssT J y*~ V/issV X-, AM UMBWbsU-A -^t' Jf t HP/ _^S S 1 ay "2 CTJ pooeor to mail, I 1225 words
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Article, Illustration293 1974-06-26 6 P. M RAMAN - P. M RAMAN By JEBANON hopes to establish closer econo mic, political and cultural ties with Singa pore, the Lebanese Foreign Minister, Mr Fuad Naffa, said here yesterday. Mr. Naffa said he hoped his visit to Singapor would be the beginning of a293 words
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Article, Illustration251 1974-06-26 6 Auction of rare Straits notes LONDON, Taes. A fifty dollar Straits Settlement note lssned In Singapore on Sept. U. 1925, was this afternoon sold for CIM (about U7o> *t an au-Uor of International paper money. The note, which Is clean and bean hardly any traces of folds, carries pic tare251 words
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154 1974-06-26 6 Shipyard offers shares to 600 staff ABOUT 600 Jurong shipyard workers, with more than five years' service, will receive company share offers next monh On the staff allotment list are some 800.000 shares at par value of $1 each. The company Is conducting this exercise before going public with an154 words
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100 1974-06-26 6 T\R. Yonosuke Nakano, Is world president and founder of OISCA International (Organisation lor Industrial, Spiritual and Cultural Advancement) died In Tokyo on Monday. He was 87. Dr. Nakano led a ISO-mem-ber delegation on a goodwill talMlon to South-east Asia only three100 words
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199 1974-06-26 6 GROUSES: CASE SCORES 45 pc SUCCESS rS Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE) got full redress for about 45 per cent of the 367 written complaints It received during November 1972 to March 1974, according to its annual report released yesterday. Partial redress was obtained for about 29 per cent of199 words
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Article72 1974-06-26 6 rE Port of Singapore Authority Is to conduct classes for lorry drivers to famlHsrlst them with the proper procedure for taking goods In and out of the port. The classes are to be held at the request of the Singapore Lorry Owners Aaoelatton. An MaociaUon72 words
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Article82 1974-06-26 6 WHY LORRY MEN WON'T ATTEND THE Singapore Larry Owner* Association has dteMaa not to attend a meeting to discuss ear pools and fUggara* wwrkiag Mars to be neM on July 15. An iMSrtstlon spokesman ■M jnatorway that the Ministry of CoammunicaUons. which to organising the ■wat tag had saM that82 words
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Article238 1974-06-26 6 Poetry adds zest to it a11... Y^HILE politics keeps her husband busy, Mrs. Zbeide Naffa, wife of the Lebanese Foreign Minister, devotes any available spare time to poetry. Mrs. Naffa. who flew Into Singapore with her husband for a two-day visit yesterday said at the airport: "It has been my238 words
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Advertisement70 1974-06-26 6 sic r* i hue CARPET SALE 30 to 55 off Mid year warehouse clearance sale at Singapore Carpet Manufacturers Pte. Ltd., 2 Tractor Road, Jurong (opposite the birdpark). Open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Fri. 28th, Sat. 29th, Sun. 30th June, Mon. Ist and Tues. 2nd July 1974.70 words
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Article, Illustration142 1974-06-26 7 AFTER SHE SANK TWO YEARS AGO FOLLOWING A LEAK rB 2M-ton vessel. Oceanic Q«een, was refloated yesterday two years after she sank after springing a leak while anchored at the Eastern Anchorare Her rust* hulk began bobbing n from the deep at 1.45 a-88., four weeks after salvage142 words
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Article273 1974-06-26 7 CHINESE DRUGS: NEW CURBS gTRICTER control over the use of drugs in Chinese medicines will be included in a new comprehensive Medicines Bill now being drafted by the Government. At present, regulations over these medicines are governed by the Misuse of Drugs Act. But according to a Health Ministry spokesman273 words
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Article, Illustration215 1974-06-26 7 AN international trade unionist yesterday rejected the concept that inflation should be fought through low economic growth and unemployment. Mr. Herlbert Maler, general secretary of the International Federation of Commercial, Clerical and Technical Employees (FIET). said that the concept was inconsistent with workers' aspiration215 words
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238 1974-06-26 7 7 1/2 years and 24 strokes for 2 hold-up youths TWO youths were Jailed for a total of 7i years and ordered to be given 24 strokes of the rotan by a Sing apore court yesterday on two counts of attempted robbery and one robbery charge. Neo Seng Kook, 19,238 words
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Article41 1974-06-26 7 The Methodist OirU' Schooi AJunmae Association will celebrate the school's 87th anniversary with a reunion dinner at ShangriLa Hotel on July M at 730 pm The tuast-of-boaour will be Dr. Ruth Wonf Director ot the Institute of Education.41 words
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Article421 1974-06-26 7 NO Koun Teck, 31. a former personnel manager of Kose Pte. Ltd. In North Canal Road, was jailed for two years by the Third District Court yesterday for misappropriating $31,001.60 belonging to the firm last year. He pleaded guilty. Senior Inspector C. Oopala Khrlshnan, prosecuting, told421 words
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178 1974-06-26 7 $1,000 for son's freedom, court told rE mother of a Criminal Law detainee told a corruption trial yesterday of the day a man Informed her that he could arrange the release of her son If she paid him $1,000 for "expenses". Madam Lav Ah Moi told the Third District Court178 words
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155 1974-06-26 7 Studies come first for 'Games winner' cjTUDENT and keen l 3 sportsman Racbpal Singh has decided to abandon a dream trip to the Asian Oames at Teheran for the sake of hl« studies. Rachpal won the first prise of two free air tickets plus $500 pocket money for the Teheran155 words
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226 1974-06-26 7 Hostage wife describes robbers to police npHE wife of a senior civil servant, Madam Chal Mcl Leng, 42, who was held hostage by four robber s on Monday night, has given a description of the thugs to the CID Police are now looking for four men described as In their226 words
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Article53 1974-06-26 7 Chung Chang High School win hold it i Mth annhrersary dinner at Its acnooJ hall In OooLman Road at 7.50 pjn on Friday Mr Ooh B*M Kok. chalrnan of the school's snanaga mrnt ccmmlttcv, will gm away gold medals to t— chsri with saor* than 10 years ssrvtcs-53 words
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Advertisement466 1974-06-26 7 ISSBBBSm. sssbb^^^^s^l-.'' .^*dJJ*^-^^^^-^^s^SSßiBjßStNScBBsagM SHssHsHssssssHgHsl V- Deep in that golden orange taste is the ■HEtf real orange goodness a body needs. Sunquick gives you vitamins A and C 1 «a# SF i ■VMS^BBB| ssssssssssssj It takes a kilo of oranges to make a bottle of Sunquick. f Orange squash That's how466 words
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Advertisement195 1974-06-26 8 ii •••-•> l »4[ i APITOL— OptnK Tomorrow! I f JANES CnOlN frw "A Pittfii of Dyuute" jeiis E I BUD SPENCER frM "Trmity Is Still My NiW u4 TDLY SAVALAS tnm "TW Dirty Dmn" to rxfiut the Most Impregnable Fortress k the West I REASON TO LIVE REASON TO195 words
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Advertisement343 1974-06-26 8 rXcwwiTY n w tar j aSBßr*4 Omtm Tha DHUnauiahad Patrt>o*ta of "I ThaHof^raWaMhilrtaTForL-wand J National Davatnpntant MR. EW. BARKER j: ODEON: TONIGHT AT 9.15pm. i < l^s3.ssa\^-ili*S«U»nUtWett»4«HTWttre ■I «r TaL-W 3M271 tiL 11 j; FCHEN CHEN^B j 4n weather j i 0 "'CHIN Vlafaffl iflk/^ HSI MG LIN I 1343 words
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Advertisement760 1974-06-26 8 «WWaVWVAS«aSVWVWVS CATHAY i muituxwi LAST DAY' I 2 H*m: 7.00 II tJO am aj I Sr«ng Kuan Urg fung tn < B 1 EMPRESS OOWAOER'I AOATE> VASE' wntl Hu Chm Ji Mandarin CofcvScoo* I with EngM* S ■oui.i OPENS TOMOPROW' BMUCt Lit in "TNE THUNOENSrORM' Mandarin »tii Engkaii Subtni«> a760 words
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120 1974-06-26 9 HOUSEWIFE WHO TURNED CHAIN SNATCHER ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Housewife M. Mariayee, 26, was today jailed for six weeks for snatching a fold chain from a man along Lor on g Chow Kit last year. Chief Inspector CO. Llm told the magistrate's court that on July 23 last year while Mariayee120 words
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Article, Illustration312 1974-06-26 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tims. J'UN Abdul Razak in his capacity as national president of Umno has directed the party headquarters to remain neutral in the contest for the post of I Umno youth leader. "Therefore the Prime Minister Is naturally very angry over312 words
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116 1974-06-26 9 $66,000 goods stolen from radio firm |(UALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Electrical goods including amplifiers and car stereos worth more than $66,000 were stolen from the store of a radio company in Jalan Brunei Selatan here early yesterday. A city police spokesman said today the theft was discovered at about 1.30 p.m.116 words
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Article61 1974-06-26 9 KLCraNO. TUet. Sarawak 1 former Youth and Sports Minister. Mr. Nelson Kundal N»r»rrng, announced his resignation yesterday from the Party r*rwlr» Bumlpulra Benatu (PBB), to lead Party Blsamah a predominantly Bldayuh native party. The party was formed shortly before the IM9 general elections and claims to have61 words
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196 1974-06-26 9 Green light for $200 m flood scheme KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A $200 million flood alleviation scheme has been drawn up for the federal territory by the Drainage and Irrigation Department. The Dlrector-Oeneral of DID, Mr. JO. Daniel. said today that the scheme has been approved In principle by the Government.196 words
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Article61 1974-06-26 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tim The KelanUn Malay Batik Manufacturers Association called on the Ooverament yesterday to Impose stringent measures against imitation of batik designs by certain batik printing manufacturers. The association's president, Hail Ismail bin Ibrahim, said the Oovernmenti Imposition of heavy import tax on foreign printed batik61 words
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190 1974-06-26 9 FUGITIVE WHO FOUND S'PORE 'TOO HOT KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday A FUGITIVE gave himself up to city IV police today after being on the run of more than three months. The men, wanted by police In connection with the $14,000 hold-up of a sundry shop owner In Oombak on March 12,190 words
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91 1974-06-26 9 Can that contains four slices less PNANO. Tues. A certain brand of Malaysian pineapples In syrup labelled as containing 14 slices in a tin were found to contain only 10 slices, an Investigation carried out by the Consumers' Association of Penang's Research Department reveals. Rectify The matter, according to the91 words
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Article37 1974-06-26 9 KUALA LIMPI'K, Tim. The Lakear Ministry haa referred lo the Treuvr a pr»•Mal by tbm MTUC that employer* do«Ue their eontrlbutittia to the Em»l«yee« Prorldent rand from ftv* per cent to It per cent37 words
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Article137 1974-06-26 9 BONUS GIVE GOVT A MONTH' CALL r«, Tues.— The Perak branch of the Amalgamated Union of Smployees in Government Clerical and Allied Services has called on other state branches to take Industrial action through Cuepacs If the Government does not settle their bonus claim within one month. The branch expressed137 words
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Advertisement142 1974-06-26 9 eempaßa jputlhlnn; presents Z the exobc, spicy J JINDQNESWN &J jPEfffING FQQqJ Kepala Ikan 5 Merah I Roast Mutton **Gulailkan J Eight Precious* Rice Jlnternationsl Plsh. lst Floor 123-6 Ar«on Ro*d. Singapore 2 Tel: ***** Anusol H The majority of haemorrhoids or piles require no surgery Itching, bleeding, pain and142 words
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Advertisement172 1974-06-26 9 L* 1 WBifc SILVER^MATCH jj^^^L BUTANE GAS REFILL WORTH $2.40 TCH \[^s^\ p ans INTERNATIONAL \i> ilk •leakproof h^Sttf J ON SALE NOW at all dealers. m. Sole Agent: Metro Singapore^--"" "Tel *****6 *****5 A Now...the\PBo7 The extraordinary excavator. SbbbbbK _^bbmbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV\ fM *V'- Ja^sßXm BBC. Isbb^^BW L MW 1 l^BctV172 words
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7 1974-06-26 10 The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26. 19747 words
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Article426 1974-06-26 10 HATRED displaced love yesterday in Nahariya, Israel's picturesque honeymoon resort-town on the Mediterranean. Three Palestinians and four Israelis were killed, more Israelis wounded, in a bloody pre-dawn gun-battle the fourth clash involving Palestinian commandos Inside Israel this month. The three previous incidents in Kiryat Shimona, Ma'alot and Shamir—426 words
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Article171 1974-06-26 10 rpWENTY-FOUR years ago yesterday, the A Korean peninsula erupted In a war which many observers feared would escalate into a wider conflagration. The Korean war brought the US and China into the only direct big-power conflict since the Second World War. although American troops technically fought under the171 words
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Article513 1974-06-26 10 MAX WILDE: Geneva - MAX WILDE: Geneva By FIR REACHING even revolutionary reforms of the United Nations system are advocated in a study just published by the Institute for Training and Research in Geneva. Instead of separate budgets for each of th« 30 or more specialised agencies within theOFNS - 513 words
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1211 1974-06-26 10 JOHN FIALKA: Washington - Will research lead to a cheap solar home heating unit? JOHN FIALKA: Washington CONCLUDING A REPORT ON ENERGY FROM THE SUN By |F there were some way that the government could prod industry into massproducing solar heating equipment, the day would soon come when a do-it-your-self" personalities could afford toNYT - 1,211 words
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512 1974-06-26 10 How fickle can soccer crowds be! I WAS most surprised that there were no sunporters at their airport last Thursday to send off the national soccer team. If only there had b?en 100 cr 200 fans tc cheer them, what a morale-boosting start that would have been to thler "wl512 words
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Letter192 1974-06-26 10 I REFER to the letter by "a bible student' (ST.. June 21). His arguments against the film s*em very unconvincing. Half of hit case disappears If the medium for the message if In Italian open. He seems to be more Interested in hitting out at rock music. If he v192 words
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Letter78 1974-06-26 10 rans, I am >3 sure, must be disappointed with our national team. When we suffer heavy defeats at the hands of Malaysian state teams, how can we hope to get the better of national teams. Neither our soccer officials nor coach Walker can be blamed for that disgraceful defeat In78 words
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Advertisement182 1974-06-26 10 Anthony Carrimore The complete range of tipping gears. V •am "V" Single Underbody jfa</ Twin Underbody/ ©UNITED ENGINEERS Heavy Equipment Division i Id every great city there is a great newspaper in Hong Kong it's the Mwt ymr orrfv far H wHh MARKAH SONS, LTD., TEL *****, ***** START AN182 words
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281 1974-06-26 11 Wife who demanded film shows too often... A SENIOR parking attendant's marriage broke up because he could not meet his wife's almost daily demands to take her to film shows and to her mother's house, the High Court heard yesterday. Panjahchram Murugian, who married his wife Machap Muthayah Thangavellu Plllay281 words
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Article, Illustration190 1974-06-26 11 Entering the liery f world of men at yard DOING what was once an exclusively man's Job are women welders Tee Slew Lan (right). 20. and Neo Kin Klok, 26 (extreme left). Armed with flamespitting blowtorches they coolly work along- I side a male colleague (centre). Together with 12 othersChristopher Loh - 190 words
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Article31 1974-06-26 11 THE Metropolitan YMCA wiU conduct a 10-aession beginners course on tennis at IU Palmer Road premises on July 9. Fee U $40 for members and $45 for non-members.31 words
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Article27 1974-06-26 11 THE Metropolitan YMCA Archery Club will organise IU second annual Indoor archery open invitation championship on July 6 and 7 at the Homer Cheng auditorium.27 words
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Article46 1974-06-26 11 THI National Productivity Board will bold a twoday rr—fttT on works council anaJyaia and future plans at iv Juronf precnlaaa from today Th« w*"*T. to b. attand•d by management and union oOctala. will study If Uw works council Is too orematwe for Stngapora.46 words
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Article25 1974-06-26 11 TlOt Btackpora AnttTubeiculoaai Aaaoctatton wtU hold iv aomatJ mattlM at the aata, ChMt and Haact Clinic In Sbanton Way at SIS pjn. today.25 words
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Article259 1974-06-26 11 THE Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (SISIR) and other relevant bodies are now studying ways to carry out health and safety checks on consumer goods, the Straits Times learnt yesterday It Is understood that the project Involve* the study of safety standards,259 words
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94 1974-06-26 11 THUGS DRIVE OFF WITH VICTIM'S CAR r'O armed thug? robbed a salesman of cash and valuables totalUm »119 and has J7,«0« car at the Bollywood cinema car-park in Tanjong Katonf Road on Monday. Sob Mob Ngen. tt, of North Bridge Road, told police thai he was about to park bis94 words
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325 1974-06-26 11 Engineer here to promote his perpetual calendar A RETIRED American engineer. Dr. Wlllard Edwards. 71, Is in Singapore to introduce a new calendar. The Perpetual Calendar— an idea that he has been trying to get the world accept for the past 55 years. He said yesterday: "Singapore cculd make the325 words
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Article35 1974-06-26 11 PROT J.A Jansen. 1 chairman of the National Cadet Corps Council will review a special parade of all school cadet* and oL>cert at Toa Payoh Sport* Complex on July 1 at 10 ajn.35 words
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Advertisement53 1974-06-26 11 onihmmi|to SinrutpoiT- tljcvidjwf tveamtve olfip tfouHtr cucv r TRUSTED POWER! Industrial and Commercial projects today require unfaltering demands on motors. 10 million BROOK MOTORS around the world mm IA bear excellent testimony to their dependability. [electric! .^mmmmm**^ A^Lm\ b^b^b^ k mmm* ELECTRICAL MMUHS aY CO. PTE. LTD. ENGINEERS ■»<:■ "*^!-'.!l'53 words
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Advertisement240 1974-06-26 11 RKOHSOOC Ricoh am OO mmm^i m% _^^mmw^ H^ The world's most wanted camera Makes obsolete every other camera in its class Auto/Manual exposure •Shutter speeds from 1/8 to 1/500 sec. Exposure lock facility Electronic flash synchronization Automatic self -timer •40 mm wide-angle f 2.8 colour corrected lens Rapid range-finder focussing240 words
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Miscellaneous815 1974-06-26 11 TV SINGAPORE (5) 1H C\f\ n mm <*■ (Enil.su/MaUy). JU.UV Trade and Test Trans- JA W «m Brief US mission (colour) 2M Trade and U.JV Flying— Dream or HigM Test Transmission (colour) I.M mart (repeat) 7JS That Girl Opening and Lensa Keluarga (Malay) (Pt. 2) 7.H News aad Newsreel Diary815 words
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Miscellaneous22 1974-06-26 11 WATE* consumption •a Monday w M H»J ■Ultoa f*U*n* (SStJtt eaWe BMtr«a). M aUMoo faUons (M.M* caWc aHrcs) lea tbaa •a Saaday.22 words
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Article63 1974-06-26 12 I' OB 63.96 +.16 OCBC 66.75 +.16 S. Land 63.33 +.13 DBS 83.87 13 City Dev. 81. 0 +10 Ben 83 03 +10 M. Bank 87.60 +.10 P. Bank 83.01 +.09 XX 83.75 +.09 T. Bee. 83.6* +.06 S. Steatn. 63 3* +.06 Inoheape 63.56 +.06 8. Darby 63.6463 words
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Article22 1974-06-26 12 Genting 83.00 —JO lAC 63.10 —JO Talaat 63.30 —.30 K.T. Sang $1 28 —.IS K.O. Heal. 6100 .0* ■Wax 6099 —.66)22 words
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Article23 1974-06-26 12 Cttjr Dev. 415.000 D. B. S. 361.000 Sbae Darky 193.000 Haw Tut 169.000 Teial T»a*iai: 2 48M Total Vatar: NA.23 words
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Article54 1974-06-26 12 IndntilaU: 144.54 SO.IS t Fln»n« }M.« 4 UI.M HoUh: 17».ll U».4S Pnnilhs: tMJS Mil t Tfav: U7JI 1M.«O t > rabbet*: 34X.51 J41.8J 0.C3.C: M7JS ZllJtS BX.B. Ind M7J« US.U Dae. M. IM4 IN f Dec. 31. IMS It* t Dm. M. IMS 1M 9 Dec. SI. 1»7« 1M54 words
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Article1546 1974-06-26 12 'T'RX last transacted sale 1 at the cloae of business In the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day'? price* together with 1974 high and low. Adjusted for all new Issue*). CLOHNQ TON I: Hotala and tin baraly itaaST, wbu* Iba raat ■trad jr. TOURMOVIN:1,546 words
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Article384 1974-06-26 12 mHE Stock Exchange of 1 Singapore yesterday saw some technical reaction with a partial recovery noted among the volatile stocks. Trading was characterised by small spurts of buying Interest right from the opening bell bnt otherwise the market continued to display signs of weakness. As most384 words
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Article1398 1974-06-26 12 ID and offer price* 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 Aena (3.10 B) ZD. API. (1.018 110S). AJinomolo (3 41B) Alran1,398 words
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Article1385 1974-06-26 12 BID aiid offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuaia Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday wl'Ji the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIAL* Allnamat* I 2 448 2MB). Alaan (3 008 1 10 B) Ala«1,385 words
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Article305 1974-06-26 12 LONDON: The Stock Exchange said the first stage of Its new settlement system became fully operational on Monday when foreign securities were added to the new bargain checkIng service. Over the past three ircnthj the new com-puter-iv^rj checking service has h*«n gradually extended to j rocess305 words
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Article298 1974-06-26 12 Mildly better sentiment in KL SHARE prices moved up again under some cheap buying and covering support after more than seven days of unchecked decline. The market opened somewhat uncertainly, with prices stagnant. However small scattered support, slowly appeared to keep prices steady. Despite a mild retreat near lunchbreak the298 words
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Article83 1974-06-26 12 rpHS sharp advance of th* US dollar In ■uropean centres fettmulated by the upsurge of the Eurodollar deposit, led to a very firm opening of the ua dollar In the Singapore forex market yesterday. It opened at 83.4630-60 a gain of more than one cent on Monday's close83 words
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Article156 1974-06-26 12 The following are lie nominal average closing Interbank rates In Singapore: Nete: These rates may differ slightly from those quoted by banks to their customers. •aotcd yesterday (crow parity JS dollar 1.4676 3.46*5 3.9196 Sterling pound 5 8105 ***** ***** iongko.m dollar 48 90 4896 50.51 italayslan dollar156 words
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Article27 1974-06-26 12 i Rubber: June 25. Singapore: IM.M eta (down «-M et). Malaysia: IUM eta (such). Tin: fI.UI.IZi (ud $9.87,). Official offering: 21* tons (down 112 tons).27 words
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Article106 1974-06-26 12 C MINIS! rnoouci ixcmanci KNatMKI HOON CLOSING P«ICIi MR »ICUL TISTIKOAT Caaanut Otl: bulk »140 aomuul. drum |1U nominal Oan a i MU*d (Moat) UK/Ctoot (90 aeaiiaaJ ■•ppar: khintok AST A whit* fob. 100% NLW t»2| aallara. Sarawak wbita fob NL.W IMO Milan. Sarawak iptcUl black fob M". NLW106 words
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Article62 1974-06-26 12 M*ntfay Satunlay USS Ull kUWWkI (1) IM.4S IM 11 LonSaa ISO 00 IM 75 Battwt 151 IS4.M aaaskoas Cleaas IM.M Savtak 149 008 IM 008 IM SOB IM SOB P»rli 161 M IM.T9 ram (I) 147 SOB IUM ISO TSB ISA TOB ■apart prtaaa m Baa-atanins •raaa la62 words
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Article52 1974-06-26 12 THE Malayiian Palm Oil Producers Association (MFOPA) yesterday announced the following prices for Malaysian palm oil: UKCIF: Sept C 366. Oct £2M. Nov £240. Dec £347 Cont CIF (In U86): Sept 6636. Oct 1406. Nov 66*0. Dec 6660. Malaysia FOB (in M» Sept 61.434. Oct »1J74. Nov 61.3*6.52 words
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Article167 1974-06-26 12 Straits tin UP $9.87 rl Straits tin price In Penang continued Its uptrend with another gain of $9.87* to 51.308.12J per plcul yesterday on an official C feilng down 112 tons to 210 tons. LONDON: Monday's tin advanced steadily under the Influence of moderate covering Induced by the trend of167 words
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Article36 1974-06-26 12 lonian eoppar pneaa on kfonaa* (aravtoua la braakats). Wtrahar anat buyar OM (»SO) Mll*r i9M (fMl): Thraa Monttu buyar («Mo> atlltr 090 (f»TO) Mark.t tana: Btaadjr at th. Mgkar laval 9al«: 4.9 M UMM36 words
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Article625 1974-06-26 12 f ONDON advices were lower than expected, but toe Singapore rubber market yesterday did not follow fully. Speculative and Japanese buying interest emerged wnich held the rvfcet baslcaily steady Just below Mondays close, and absorbed aon^ hedge aeUlng Movements were narrow and somewhat Irregular. The morning session closed625 words
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Article85 1974-06-26 12 "JAILY Slfß prtMt tMMO M DOOO JMtM Itaj (CWTMtMtk> IFHW4MUI UXLB. hrmbta I<t«iM«. Cot** par kg) {mU>«k|l BUR *cv (i ton p«iM) i»i oo imoon 191 00 imoon BMR »L II 100 pdMl I*loo I*3 00N ltl 00 1»3 00N BUR S (1 lea jmlltti 16J 00 IMOON85 words
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Article274 1974-06-26 12 HONGKONG. Tues. Share prices dropped on a broad front In moderate trading. The Hang Seng Index closed ,<t 409.13 points. down 16.08 from Friday Tne exchange was closed on Monday for the Dragon Boat festival, a pub He holiday. Ho n g k on g Bank retreated to HK522.20274 words
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Article213 1974-06-26 12 rpOKYO. Tues. Share ■L prices on Tokyo stock market continued to edge down today. In the morning session, Hitarhl climbed above the 200-yen level encouraged by block purchases by major brokerage houses. Heavy electricals, foodstuffs and autos turned lower In the afternoon session, accompanied by end-month liquidation selling of213 words
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Article316 1974-06-26 12 MELBOURNE, TueB. Share prices continued to tumble on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today, with Industrial counters moving lower following the tight money speech by Treasurer Crean last night Mining counters recovered and oils finished mixed. Market leaders BHP climbed to As 6 74 but this was not Indicative of316 words
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Article165 1974-06-26 12 A MSTERDAM. Mon. J\ The market continued last week's decline on further overseas selling, dealers said. Royal Dutch tinned slightly, out all other Dutch Internationals weakened, led by Akse. Leaders to decline among domestic issues were Assert He**. GMMem, Miiii. Aaaev, Amstcraam Rabber. ABN and NaUaasle NeeterUaacav Farkheed and165 words
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Article105 1974-06-26 12 7URICH. Mon. stocks MA continued their downtrend today on a very small volume. Bonds were irregular. The Credit Suisse tumbled 4 2 points to 306.1. Ctoalns pneaa la Bwlas franc with tha tlftnan on tb* pravtou taaalon pneaa ■HUM MM Bank Corp" 544 I MMWtlr 500 10 M«*lro-W«u 2750105 words
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Article409 1974-06-26 12 MEW YORK. Mon. The x^ signs were all negative But the market, as measured by the Dow Jones industrial average, managed to post a slight gain of 0.94 point today to close at 816.33. Technically, this broke six days of decline at the New York Stock Exchange during409 words
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Article91 1974-06-26 12 riNANCIAL TIMES **ood«y 79 OS s*>«j 7»n Mo uBl KIBMJLS Mender 333 EH**** sn.n w »*k a«o sao 35 OIL* JJos** y S l^" l«04t Wttk mo JOOS7 INDISTRJAL* >to»<»«y 34« 3 2^» M«» "•£mo aeao DOW JONKS AVUUGE INDUtnUALS JJOfKUj 8U33 rrtoMLj a isjt Weak kfo *UM LONDON91 words
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709 1974-06-26 13 Metal Box stages strong profit upturn AFTER getting iX smartly out of its two-year profits rut In the first half, Metal Box of Malaysia went on to greater things in the second six months, so that results for the year ended March 1974 are "its vest for some time." Oroup709 words
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Article283 1974-06-26 13 UNITED Engineers Is to acquire from Frankl Piling and Engineering (Hongkong) all the assets and future profits which it has In the piling Joint venture between Frankl and United Engineers (Malaysia). In return UE proposes to Issue to Frankl 188 million $1 shares, which at283 words
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Article208 1974-06-26 13 4 SIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at dose on Tuesday, June 3ft: Offer BM 7 day, 15 34 15 1/4 1 mth IS 1 8 12 7 1 2 mth* 13 18 12 7 8 3 mth, 13 3 8 13 18 6 mtlu 13 18208 words
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Article28 1974-06-26 13 Closing Interbank rates In Singapore dollars tat June 36. "venilcht 7 mUi t U/U t 1/1 mtha 11 16 SI mth» fl U/U I Prime rat*28 words
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Advertisement1480 1974-06-26 13 BANCA COMMERCIALE ITALIANA MWOftPURATED IN ITALY WITH LIMITED UAHLTTY ESTABLISHED *m) BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31st DECEMBER, 1973 ASSETS Cash in hand and balances with Central Bank LM 687.719.980.671 Funds available with other banks 2.565.672.472.093 Treasury Bills and other securities of. or guaranteed by. the Italian State 1.111.552.551.433 Mortgage Bonds,1,480 words
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Advertisement98 1974-06-26 13 PI HI l< I TILITIES BOVKI). SINGAPORE Nonci in CONSI MERS SHUTDOWN OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY In order to carry out urgent maintenance work on electrical equipment at Boh Sua Tlan Road Kiosk. It Is necessary to Interrupt electricity supply between 10am and 3 pm on Thursday. 27 June 74. In98 words
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Advertisement109 1974-06-26 13 I 11l I MKISHIN LINK m.s. "Giso Maru" Arrd. 2U/K/74 Gda. 23/24 Consignees of all damaged cargo Ex the above vessel are notified that the Oeneral Survey wtll be held on Ist Ju ly. 1974 as from 9 a.m. to 12 00 p.m. No further Survey will be held Agents:109 words
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Advertisement598 1974-06-26 14 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD Career Opportunities For its role in furthering industrial development and technological advancement in Singapore, EDB wishes to offer career opportunities to capable young men and women with qualifications in: Engineering Economics Finance and Business Administration Candidates with qualifications in other disciplines may also be considered to supplement598 words
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Advertisement706 1974-06-26 14 PHILIPS invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following vacancies: MATERIALS CONTROLLER Candidates should have at least 3 years working experience in Production Control snd Planning or Materials Control Management. He will be responsible to the Materials Manager for production control and materials scheduling of a factory. Candidates should706 words
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Advertisement1302 1974-06-26 14 fi^UFZZZXM SODA ASH MANUFACTURING PLANT I lr Nufle a li INVITATION TO BID SRN and SCM Ceitificates with at I m.-j.- j o J~.. r J +~t KnilH o-nH least 2 years postgraduate expe- Tender IS In Vl ted tO deSlgn, DUlia ana |j{ rience. preferably in a manufac- II1,302 words
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Advertisement1350 1974-06-26 15 ,-IIITAIIIEtSHIP SUYIat Tl U CONTINENT M'tmrf •'•.'o lltlKt BAY S -f,.»ti« Mf O'aark Irta Mnra U.I jimi Mitu 1 laii si.tr a lair aMr a m m i.v UVKPOOL lA N Jari 11 itt, I A.f II Aaf 11 Aaf I la| HBATIM n** >B Aat IT Aaf II Aaf1,350 words
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Advertisement608 1974-06-26 17 (jmsbcrtj CARLSBEBG BREWERY MALAYSIA BERHAD Invites applications from Malaysian Citizens for the following positions (1) BOILUt ATTENDANTS: Requirements: (a) Ist or tad 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) MECHANIC/FITTER:608 words
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Advertisement610 1974-06-26 17 An Insurance company Invites applications from Malaysians (or the following, appointments:— i; MANAGER Must possess ACM. qualification and at least 3 years ex lertence In managerial capacity as well m a good knowledge on life and Oeneral businesses. I) ACCOUNTANT Applicants must possess a recognized accountancy qualification and have at610 words
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Advertisement857 1974-06-26 17 DEPARTMENT MANAGER For Chemical and Pharmaceutical Products The applicant will handle the overall planning and running of his department over a wide range of prestigious names in the Chemical and Pharmaceutical Field, presently marketed in Malaysia. QUALIFICATION: He will have at least sto 6 years experience in a similar (msition.857 words
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Advertisement809 1974-06-26 17 rJTKU&accmHJwm, Jebsen Jessen ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER For Consumer Products The successful candidate for the above position will be responsible for the overall planning, control and running of his range of consumer products that are being successfully marketed in Malaysia, like Grundig, Dual, BASF, Westing House, Rowenta and AR. QUALIFICATION: Preferably with809 words
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Article, Illustration591 1974-06-26 18 PCs CLEARED IN AMBUSH KILLING PRETTY dance hostess yesterday told a coroner's court of the phone call gunman Hoo HowSeng, 20, received which sent him out of their flat and to his death. Scow Tal Heong, 20, of Ipoh, said she was591 words
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Article121 1974-06-26 18 THE 'PIRATE' BUSES: A $400 FINE TNUCENSED Scheme U A lorry driver* can be fined at to a maximum of $4*o. the Registry of Vehicles warned yesterday. An ROY spokesman said: "We have received reports of these unlicensed K>rries plying along Jurong and drivers of these vehicles have keen advised121 words
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Article62 1974-06-26 18 Unions raise $23,000 at show THE Pioneer Industrie* Employees' Union (PIEU) and Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation (SILO) nave raised more than •23.000 through a dim premiere show held at Golden Theatre yesterday The unions' general secretary. Mr. Phey Yew Kok. who offlcial'd at the show, said other activities would be62 words
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Article263 1974-06-26 18 PRICES of three types of fish dropped between 10 to and 30 cents a kati yeiterday Spanish mackerel (tengglri bekah) Is being retailed at $1.80 Instead of $2 10 v katl. mackerel (kembonK) at $1.00 Instead of $1.20 and red snapper imerah) at $1.00263 words
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Article28 1974-06-26 18 NSW Zealand's latest frlirate. HMNZB Walkato. will arrive here tomorrow. She is the second ship to be assigned to the New Zealand Force In Singapore.28 words
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Article, Illustration232 1974-06-26 18 K. S. SIOHU - MISSING GIRL DROWNS IN POOL K. S. SIOHU By THE bikini-clad body of a social escort WM yesterday found floating in a hotel swimming" pool three months after she was reported missinc from her Tiong Bahru home Irene Tan Hul Kwv 18. was found at th Cockpit Hotel at abou232 words
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143 1974-06-26 18 Ripping along at an uneven pace... rl piano recital by Oyorgy Sandor at the RELC Auditorium last night was one of rather inconsistent quality. Mr. Sandor is clearly a very Individual sort of pianist, making a dellberate point of exaggerating his rhythms and phrase-lines. The Italian Concerto had a breakneck143 words
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Article59 1974-06-26 18 Careers for women A SEMINAR to Inform carter-minded women of incrMMd opportunity, tn COMMroa and Industry. ••parfaUy tn marketing and banking, will be held at National library lecture tnwtre on Saturday from I pjn. to I p m Ofganlnd by the Singapore Bustneat and Profeadenaj Women'i Aawciatiou. the eamlnax will59 words
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Article30 1974-06-26 18 TBS Krmn)l aestrrotr has rapacity for 1 400 million Kktloni Du* to a typographical error the mUßan~ «y Inadvertently left out in a report pubHahad on Bunfif30 words
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117 1974-06-26 18 A DISTRICT Judge yesterday called for a medical report and doctor's opinion to find out if a man who said he was suffering from tuberculosis was fit enough to take the rotan. The Judge. Mr. Ibrahim Burhan, postponed sentence on the man.117 words
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89 1974-06-26 18 Furniture factory machines stolen rpHIEVES broke into X a farnlture factory in Lorong Dangal, off Upper Changt Road and carted away machinery worth 93, 10* during the weekend. The factory proprietor, Mr. Ngan Kwai Hong, 27, discovered the theft at about 8.30 a.m on Monday. PoUce believe that entry was89 words
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Article57 1974-06-26 18 THE University of Singapore Society will present a play "Where Are You Slncapore?" at the Cultural Centre at 6.30 p.m from July 25 to n. The play, written by Mr Robert Yeo. an English lecturer at the Institute of Education, revolve* around the attitudes and responses of Singapore57 words
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113 1974-06-26 18 ITIRIENDS who went to r Cik Rohayah blnte Abu Bakar's home with gifts to celebrate her 17th birthday on Sunday were shocked to find the whole family tn mourning. The birthday girl had died of a, sudden Illness. Friends and family members said Cik113 words
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Article37 1974-06-26 18 KAMPONO Chat Chee community centre will organise a baby show at its premises at 230 p.m. on Saturday Clk Sha'arl Tadln. the wife of the Parliamentary Secretaiy (Culture), will give away the prtars37 words
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Advertisement364 1974-06-26 18 VICTOR MENDEZ If Xj *> AUCTIONEERS UmiISEHS# M «t proudly present P A GRAND PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE PERSIAN CARPETS RUGS DIRECT FROM ISFAHAN 75 rare pieces of accomplished excellence and beauty for the discerning collector, including: 10 antique Turkestan and 5 Shirae Prayer Rugs 3' x 5' 38-year364 words
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Advertisement2094 1974-06-26 19 classified ads d) ARE YOU TIRED, of that same old hairstyle' 1 Let Julie give you the latest London scissor cut at Louise Klerk's Salon. Hotel Slngapura, telephone *****3 (Spore). i Getting married m Jun/r Announce your marriage In the straits Times Classifieds ft you will receive 12 bottles of2,094 words
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Advertisement749 1974-06-26 19 LEADING ENGINEERING CONTRACTOR REOUIRES pipe fitters and welders to work In Jurong Transport provided. Tei. ***** lEE MOUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS S ENGINEERING LTD. 10-A. Stock 34 Cwmneneeeßh Lane SMgepo-3 Invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the follow- i Ing posts: -1) ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN The successful candidate must possess a diploma749 words
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Advertisement824 1974-06-26 19 RIOUIREO BY EUROPEAN EXECUTIVE well furnished 2/3bedroomed apartment around Orchard Ro«d Preference for Devonshire Court Rental $'.000 $1,200 Omners please call *****0 ANY DISTRICTS APARTMENTS BUNGALOWS Immediate Occupation American Japanese Oermans Russians French *****7 *****4 DIRECTOR el solos of large monutacturtn*, osav BSBJ requires BUNGALOW OR LUXURIOUS APARTMENT Also required824 words
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Advertisement2574 1974-06-26 20 SHEHTOURS present 2 days Kuantaw Turtto Baacn for only $37.50 Inclusive alr-cond coach, meals and accommodation Dep 29/8. 6/T 13/7. 2077. tin Every participant will be given an Evoroady •Packol to* through the courtesy of Union Cart Mo and Shaoaour* SPECIAL NATIONA DAY TOUR 3 day* Oentlng Highland* for only2,574 words
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Advertisement681 1974-06-26 21 ACMA AW COMOmOWBW twincool refrigerator special discount for cash Trade In lI JO upwards. Servicing/ repair-rental Hl-Ceol Air-conditioning L Refrigeration (Pte> Ltd 234. Victoria Stnwt, Spore 7 Tel: *****6 TO CLI AH Km to 30H below cost brand new goods Toiletries, perfumes, books, pipes. Ugh tars and miscellaneous. Please ring681 words
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Advertisement948 1974-06-26 21 TENDER NOTICE LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA PUSAT PENGHANTARAN BEBAN KUALA LUMPUR LIFTS INSTALLATION Tenders art invited from lift contractors registered with the Jabatan Kerja Raya under Class A. Head 111. Sub-Head 2 (Lift*) for the lifi" installation for the proposed Pusat IVnpiantaran Beban, Kuala Lumpur Tenders will be considered only from948 words
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Advertisement531 1974-06-26 21 m Advertising Sales Representatives We have vacancies in our Advertisement Sales department for young, enthusiastic and capable young men who will join our present team of sales representatives. Successful candidates will be responsible for the securing of advertisements for our group of newspapers. This responsibility entails regular business contact with531 words
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Advertisement603 1974-06-26 21 A v*tt-«*tablitn«d ADVERTISING AGENCY invite* applications for tha position of BOOK-KEEPER Requirements L.C.C. Higher Accounting At least 4 yean of book keeping experience. Remuneration Salary v negotiable depending on qualifications and experience but will ba in tha ragion of $5,000 19,000 par annum. Benefits will commensurate with qualifications and experience603 words
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Article, Illustration318 1974-06-26 22 ALBERT JOHNSON - Japan will be our main rivals Dr. Chan ALBERT JOHNSON By QWIMMING coach Dr. Chan Ah Kow said that Japan, the Philippines and Taiwan will be the main obstacles in Singapore's medal hunt In the 10--nation Asian age group swimming international championships starting at Manila on Friday. Dr. Chan who318 words
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Article84 1974-06-26 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Belangor and Perak will replay their Malaysia Cup soccer semi-final second leg at the TPCA stadium In Kuala Lumpur on Saturday at 4.15 am The second leg was abandoned at the TPCA Stadium yesterday In the 47th minute because of a waterlogged pitch84 words
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Article65 1974-06-26 22 BANGKOK. Tues. World Boxing Association WBA) flyweight champion Chartchai Chlnol of TliaUand Mid today that he would ask far a postponement of his defence against Japan's Suaumu Hunagata from July 19 to a later date. Chartchal. who said he waa suffering from back pain, now weigh* 136Reuter - 65 words
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Article284 1974-06-26 22 piRANKFURT, Tues. r Helmut Kaeser. secretary general of the International Footba.l Federation (Flfa). said yesterday he does not believe the election of Bra sllian millionaire Joao Havelange will spilt the organisation. "The president is the Flfa representative, but It is the Executive committee which284 words
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Article423 1974-06-26 22 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE soccer teams preparing for next year's Malaysia Cup and FAM Cup tour* naments will tour Malaysian States, especially the East Coast, a month before the tournament as part of a psychological buildup. This was disclosed by FAS Deputy chairman423 words
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Article371 1974-06-26 22 PRANKFURT, Tues. Faltering favourites West Oermany and Brazil are expected to Inject new blood into their tottering line-ups for tomorrow's opening games in the second round of the World Soccer Cup finals. In contrast, Poland see no need to change the team which sent371 words
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162 1974-06-26 22 Fans storm ticket kiosks at Duesseldorf DUESSELDORF, Tues. West Germany's shock World Cup defeat by East Oermany at the weekend caused fans to storm ticket kiosks yesterday for the two second- round games involving the West German team. Most West Germans have expected the team to finish at the topReuter - 162 words
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Article33 1974-06-26 22 FRANKFURT. Tims. Mulambo Ndaie of Zalro was banned from International soooer for one yomr yesterday after beta* round goUty of attacking referee Omar Debjado of Colombia In too match against Yugoslavia.33 words
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Article284 1974-06-26 22 YJILTRUF (West Ger--1 many), Toes. Johaa Neeskens, the lone bachelor in Holland's team which beat Bulgaria to outer the World Cap hut eight on Sunday, was missing yesterday when the Dutch players. Joined by their wives, met newtmen at their lovely lakeside headqaarters hero. TheReuter - 284 words
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339 1974-06-26 22 Newcombe, Nastase make contrasting progress fONDON, Tues. John Newcombe of Australia and Rumania's mercurial genius Hie Nastase, seeded to meet In the men's final, made contrasting progress into the second round when the 1974 Wimbledon tennis championships opened here yesterday. Newcombe fully Justlfled his status of 2-to-l favourite to win339 words
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Article311 1974-06-26 22 ERNEST KRIDA - ERNEST KRIDA By TJOHANI Baharian of Raffles Girls shattered her own schools national Javelin record with a hurl of 33.10 m at the first day of the Bukit Tlmah District athletic championships at Chinese High school yesterday. Rohanl. a Pre-Univer-■lty student. Improved her national311 words
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Article143 1974-06-26 23 STTA plan 5-nation Pesta meet rpHE Singapore Table 1 Tennis Association will organise an international table tennis competition for this year's Pesta Sukan reports PETER SIOW. They will invite men and women teams from Malaysia, Thailand. Indonesia and Japan to compete In the tournament from Aug. 1-7 at the Broadrlck143 words
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Article370 1974-06-26 23 SYDNEY. Tues Result* of Saturday's Australian AuodaUon Football matches were: New Soath Wales Fat Dtv. 3: Corinthians 1 Manly 2. Marrlckvllle 5 Polonla 3. Nth. Sydney 0 Oulldford 3. Dlv. 3: Belmore 0 Warrlngah 2. University o ArncUffe 3, Wait Ryde 2 Campb'ltown 0. NSW IntersabartaaReuter - 370 words
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Article433 1974-06-26 23 EPSOM JEEP - Bombara shows galloping ability EPSOM JEEP By Achievement (M. Masruhen) did 3f in 40 2/5 easily. Las Vegas (Mohd Ismail) shaped better than Thunderer in a 3f workout In 40 1/5. The Director (Abdul Rahman) did 3f in 41 7/5, while The Secretary (Hassan Ahmad) clucked 42 2/5. Beauty Beauty433 words
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394 1974-06-26 23 Wadekar's men are not flinchers, writes John Arlott ONDON, Tues. Cricket writers here were full of sup-, erlatives today over England's crushing victory in the Second Test yesterday, and few dwelt at length on the humiliation of the Indians. Referring to England's "Incredible, mammoth" victory, Crawford White in the DailyReuter - 394 words
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Article62 1974-06-26 23 INDIAN Association scored their second straight win when they edged Janamltea 1-0 In a SHA league division one hockey match at Baleatier Road last weekend. Nergtnder Singh rcored the goal. At the padang, Singapore Recreation Club trounced Combined Schoob 4-0 In Brother match Other results Dlv. 3:62 words
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Article, Illustration253 1974-06-26 23 \y ORLD amateur billiards champion MJ.M. Laf ir, of Sri Lanka, is due in Singapore on July 4 to play a series of exhibition matches against leading local players. Laf ir, who set a world record with a break of 859 on253 words
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Article77 1974-06-26 23 NEW YORK. Tua» ResulU of last night* major league baseball game* National Uagae: New York 4 Chicago J St. Louia 3 PltUburgh 1. St. Louis 4 PltUburgh 0. Philadelphia 8 Montreal 3. Houston Cincinnati 1. Atlanta 4 Los Angeles 3 San Diego 3 San Francisco 1. AmortunUPI - 77 words
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Article33 1974-06-26 23 SEOUL. Tues. Japan beat Cambodia ISS-U In their group "B" final match of the Fifth Asian women's basketball championship st Changchung Oymnaalum here yesterday Japan led at-10 at half time ReuteTReuter - 33 words
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228 1974-06-26 23 UEFA BAN SPURS FROM TWO HOME MATCHES ytJRICH, Tuea The European Football Dnlon i Jl>A) last night barred Tottenham Hotspur from playing Uielr next two European matches at home and fined rVyenoord Rotterdam 25.000 Swiss francs <$. 1.380) bfcaust o. spectator rtots which marred their UKPA Cup final last month228 words
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403 1974-06-26 23 China to send 300-strong team to Asian Games lIONGKONG, Tues. 11 China will send a contingent of more than 300 athletes and coaches to compete in 14 out of 16 events of the Seventh Asian Games at Teheran in September, the Biinhna news agency stiid today. Quoting a leading member403 words
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Advertisement224 1974-06-26 22 Cat-rate tours'. ■Warning x feaass Sksssw Frames' European Tours may appear more expensive But then you can't expect... Ist rate tours at 3rd rate prices. Good, well located hotels with private baths all the way. Interesting well planned routes. Little or no optional tours to pay for because most of224 words
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Advertisement156 1974-06-26 23 c It's marvellous what Milo can do for you v v. v>V"< '■>'* ->,-* Football is a game of stamina. |k^ Requiring constant alertness and superb team co-ordination. laaaVHasaHßisMawavsjavaVaWafl M ■"■■■■■■■■■■'■"'■■"■■"^mmmmmmm^mmm^mtmmmmmt^tmmmm^m^mmmmmmmmmmm^mmm^wmammmmmmmm That's why leading Football players rely —j— *1 *L^b" on or the r v '9 orous nea| th and156 words
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Article, Illustration168 1974-06-26 24 King and Queen of Tonga here for four-day visit XI N G Taufa'ahau Tnpou IV. Qaeen Halaevalu Mata'aho and their daughter. Princess Salote Piloleuv, of Tonga arrived in Singapore yesterday from Kuala Lumpur At the airport to welcome them were the President's ADC and protocol officers. The royal trio are168 words
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286 1974-06-26 24 Thai Govt funds to ease plight of landless farmers BANGKOK. Tuei.— The Thai Government today promised to use government funds and forest reserves to ease I the plight of landless farmers, but Thailand's I second mass vigil demonstration In two weeks continued Into I Its second night. About 500 farmersAP - 286 words
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Article96 1974-06-26 24 BUENOS AIRES. Taes. —At least 13 bomb exateolaas racked BaeB4W Aires one after the other but night while Urn city streets were ■till crowded with aaoThe hour-long chain af explosions caused widespread dam a g c and terrified the crowds, bat there ware no immediaU96 words
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Article421 1974-06-26 24 LONDON. Tw -Bqultm c)0M« quiMlr firm today and al J p.m. Urn rkucttl TIM* md« «v up S.O to SM.S. Th* auiomool ojr tk* Cbanrrllor of tb« ■~»t*»e»w No«etM act 100 If docooobit. to avtrt on KoaooiK |rocouloa aidad otatlmoM. L«<>u xocka won Jp to Tp hifhtr oa421 words
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174 1974-06-26 24 Canberra eases curb on cash inflow CANBERRA, Tuesday RESTRICTIONS on the Inflow of foreign capital into Australia will be eased from today. Treasurer Frank Crean said last In a statement reI leased here, Mr. Crean said the amount of foreign borrowings requiredto be deposited with Australia's Reserve Bank will beReuter - 174 words
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Article19 1974-06-26 24 HONOKOKO actor and stager Jaamr Un Chonf will arrive ben for a abort honday on July 119 words
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Page 24 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous15 1974-06-26 24 The weather THE weather outlook today from am to midday Scattered showers In Imte morning.15 words
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