The Straits Times, 2 August 1974
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Title Section15 1974-08-02 1 The Straits Times Kstd. 1845 FINAL EDITION FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/7415 words
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Article, Illustration713 1974-08-02 1 THREAT TO CYPRUS CEASEFIRE Turkey accused of 'major truce violations' then Soviet veto NICOSIA. Thursday THE Cyprus ceasefire threaten ed to crumble today, with reports of major Turkish truce violations and a Soy i t veto blocking the United Nations from expanding peace-keeping efforts on the wartorn island. Turkish warshipsReuter - 713 words
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Article, Illustration220 1974-08-02 1 Wife of army officer found shot dead JPOH. Thurs An army officer's wife. Cik Zulekha Ghani. 32. waa found dead with gunshot wounds in her house in ialan Abdul Jalil early this tnornInf. Her husband is the Cemmandli.f. Officer ef the 3rd Battalion Reconnaissance Corps, LtCol. Abdul Ghani bin Haji220 words
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Article45 1974-08-02 1 CANBKRRA. Thun. The Government today ended discriminatory treatment (or traveller* to Australia by requiring everyone except New Zea landers to have visas to rnter the country from next January. The decision will affect migrant*. tourtcU. businessmen and other temporary visitors. Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Article57 1974-08-02 1 IPOH, Thurs. Security force* have found eight communiu terrorist supply dump* burled at Kanthan Bani and Ulu Plan In the Populated area* of Tarn bun near here in tin kit two days. .The BUtt Secretary. Knclk Wbak Tadln. who U also chairman of the SUU Security57 words
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Article44 1974-08-02 1 WBW YORK. Thurs.— Dow Jonw svrrtffet. based on On* how of irvlli* on the New York Btock Exehaom: M Indus 75-20 down 0 23. JO Irann) 157 93 down OH. 13 uUte n>« down 0 4ft and M •toeto 2JIOO down OJS.44 words
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Article44 1974-08-02 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. Two Australian Navy patrol boats will arrive hers tosaouow for a four-day visit to Jakarta, the Australian embassy said today. HMAB Attack and HMAS Advance will be open for public tomorrow and Saturday and leave Jakarta on Monday Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article20 1974-08-02 1 KAMPALA. Thurs. President Idl Amin's Government ordered military alert today and warned Its troops may occupy northern Tansa-20 words
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Article66 1974-08-02 1 Alert for Aug. 24 polls KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Police operations will be mounted here to clean up the city of all secret society members and other undesirable elements for the general elections on Aug. 24. A special committee, consisting of senior police officers, has been set up at Federal headquarters66 words
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Article30 1974-08-02 1 LONDON. Thurs. The second standard production model of the Concorde supersonic Jetliner will leave here next Wednesday lor a demonstration flight to the Middle Bast and Singapore. neuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article23 1974-08-02 1 DACCA, Thurs. More than 300 people are feared dead In floods which have devastated 19 district* of Bangladesh, sources said today.—AP.AP - 23 words
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489 1974-08-02 1 Nixon aide's move to bypass House WASHINGTON. Thun. Congress was today determined to preai on with Impeachment hearing* against President Nixun despite White House mores to sidestep embarrassing debate In the House of Representatives and seek a quick trial In the Senate. Hardly had Washington digested the Judiciary Committee's historicReuter - 489 words
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288 1974-08-02 1 BANGKOK, Than. Prime Minister Ban/a8 an/ a Dhamaaakti Unigbt formally eaaAacat«d the assets ef three exiled military leaden and their wlrea a msr« agreed en earlier today to salve a usastlla7ls«sl dJapate with Thailand's ffattswal Assembly. The asaeU. Talaed at over MtReuter - 288 words
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Article172 1974-08-02 1 ■y RAJICC OOVfNMUM 1 PETITE Pauline En»I ush was f aite a wee* when Jean Martla wall— ly put his anas round her. His sadden reaction was something ef a surprise eat she raepen4ed '-mtsllstiirj with cheerful Uujhter. Pauline, a swimmer. and John, a hasaetkail172 words
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Article43 1974-08-02 1 nkw Daun, Thar*. Masai eawssd by —*"tit rains bar* killed at toast ie» people. Officials fMrad that all a members of nine finHltes IB on* vlUsc* In Assam, northeast India, had been swept to Uwir death by floodveten. Roller43 words
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Article38 1974-08-02 1 NICOSIA, Than. Turkish troops continued to advance westward from Kyrenia today In contravention ef the Geneva cease Are acreeaaent, eyewitnesses said They reported fighting near the villages of Siaklepos and Alyos ETawft+latsM. fctttjltr (See This Page)38 words
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Advertisement19 1974-08-02 1 Diamond Gem Set Rings DE SILVA BROS MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS., 3. Raffles Place. Singapore 1. Tel: *****. tstu»H»H*f, daddy [flj19 words
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Advertisement81 1974-08-02 1 SUICIDE AFTER REFUSAL TO WED -PAGE 5 FIVE-MINUTE gap In Nixon tapes 2 CALL for changes in World Bank 3 IS KILLED in Red hlt-rnn raid on hamlet 4 MOTOR traders fear new dip In sales C AXE to fall at another two factories 7 A COMMON exam next year81 words
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Advertisement105 1974-08-02 1 TELEPHONE DAY NIGHT V| *****00 *****0 SINGAPORE 1e***** K.LUMPUR ***** ***** IPOH 7297* ***** I PENANG ***** ***** LJOHORE 5474 M Earn Increased Interest in Solid Safety Now that Interest Rates are really good, it makes sense to save your money in Fixed Deposit or Savings Accounts. And for true105 words
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Straits Times World News
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183 1974-08-02 2 Godber: 'Retired 9 officer turns witness HONOKONO, Thurs. A ranking police officer who was accused of bribing former Chief Police Superintendent Peter Qodber has been granted an early retirement by the Oovemrnent after he agreed to testify against the superintendent a Oovernment spokesman said today. The fpokesman said all corruptionUPI - 183 words
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Article548 1974-08-02 2 5 min gap in Nixon tapes Meeting with aides not recorded WASHINGTON. Thursday 'J'HK White House conceded yesterday there was a gap of at least five minutes and 12 seconds in one of 20 tape recorded conversations it has turned over for possible use in the Watergate coverup trial. TheReuter - 548 words
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Article32 1974-08-02 2 BULNOi AIRES. Thurs President Maria Esteia peron. the work!'; first woman Preslden*. has receive a massive vote of confidence from Argentina's political parties and labour and employers' organisations. Renter.Reuter - 32 words
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215 1974-08-02 2 Indira's interim Budget comes under fire NEW DELHI, Than. The Indian Govern ■Bent's interim Badfet announced yesterday to help fl«ht infUtlon wms attacked in ParUaaent by aU Opp o 1 Uon rroups Finance Minister Yeshwantrao Ctaavan proposed I.3fi« million rupees (about S$43S million) in additional taxes during the remaining right215 words
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Article180 1974-08-02 2 'Buy gold' ban lifted in US WASHINGTON. Thurs. Congress yesterday gave private American citizens the goahead to buy gold as a hedge against Inflation. ending a 40-year-old ban Imposed by President Franklin Roosevelt The gold measure had been tagged on to legislation giving the International De v e1 o pmentReuter - 180 words
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Article20 1974-08-02 2 HONOKONO. Iriura. An Australian workers' delegation was feted in Peking yerterday the New China News Agency reported R'tte20 words
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Article, Illustration248 1974-08-02 2 PEKING, Thursday SPONTANEOUS burst of applause greeted Premier Chou En-lai when he appeared at an Army Day reception here last night, his first public appearance since suffering a heart attack nearly two months ago Though pale and moving with less than his formerReuter - 248 words
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140 1974-08-02 2 DISGRACED EX-ARMY CHIEF REAPPEARS HONGKONG. Than. Mr. Yang Cheungwu, a former Chief-of-Staff of the Chinese army who was sacked in IMS as a ''conspirator,'' has reappeared in Peking. Mr. Yang made his first known public appearance, since he was sacked, at an Army Day reception which was attended by Premier140 words
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232 1974-08-02 2 Sound progress in Dr KAllon talks WASHINOTON. Thurs. US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger yesterday had a two-and-a-half-hour meetIn; with visiting Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon on bilateral relations and Middle East prospects. and said afterwards t*ey had made very good progress. Yesterday's session which took place over lunch, wasReuter - 232 words
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Advertisement302 1974-08-02 2 bbbVnw~t- :aal M •'I I' all^ -a? J naaa^l^^^B W al^aaaaasaa#^ ga^^^^aii^gaVlfc^ aaT ilsaail 'aJ Ha^gjaaaaaj BB^Lafta^^a^^aV^ AEROD YNAMIC GS shape Computer designed to calculate minimum drag. The GS shape has about half the wind resistance of the average car giving more effortless speed and reduced fuel consumption. Safety features302 words
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WORLD NEWS TWO
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Article259 1974-08-02 3 ARAB OIL SWOP STUDY NOW ON PARIS, Thursday gXPhHTS from the Arab world and the fc-uropean Common Market began working out the details today of a breakthrough plan to trade Middle East oil for Western industrial know-how. The Europeans and Arabs ps£l(rne<t economic specialist* to lay the groundwork for aUPI - 259 words
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170 1974-08-02 3 ACCORD ON PLAN TO SHARE OIL IN CRISIS BRUSSELS, Thurs. Senior officials from 12 of the richest Industrialised nations yesterday reached broad agreement on an emergency plan to share their oil in the event of a new world energy crisis. Delegates leaving at the end of a three-day meeting hereReuter - 170 words
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Article41 1974-08-02 3 MADRID. Thurs. The Archbishop of Madrid. Cardinal Vicente Enrique V Tarancon. has paid a fine of 100.000 pesetas (about 514.130> Imposed on a parish priest for making political sermons, the Roman Catholic newspaper Ya reported today. Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article29 1974-08-02 3 PARIS. Thurs Citroen will Introduce a new lnter-medlate-slse car this autumn despite an Industry-wide slump In sales of larger cars a senior company official said yesterday —Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article50 1974-08-02 3 NUSHKI, (Pakistan). Thurs. Pakistani Prime Minister Zulflkar All Bhutto said here that Pakistan would receive foreign aid If attacked and offered a peace pact to Afghanis tan to settle differences over frontier people. He said Pakistan would not be Intimidated by the massing of Afghan troops on Pakistan s border.50 words
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Article27 1974-08-02 3 CAIRO: King Faisal of Saudi Arabia and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat travel to Alexandria today for extensive consultations on the problems of peace in the Middle East.27 words
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Article41 1974-08-02 3 WASHINGTON: Sen. J. William Fulbrltfht Is confident that a report by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee expected within 10 days will bring to an end the dispute over Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's role In Initiating a series of controversial wiretaps.41 words
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Article27 1974-08-02 3 WASHINGTON: The House of Representatives voted tonight to require Congressional approval of any future agreements by the United States to supply nuclear power technology to other nations.27 words
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Article27 1974-08-02 3 TAIPEH: Japan may send an ambassadorial rank diplomat to Tal p c h heading the semlofficial Interchange Association Office, the Chinese language United Dally News reported today.27 words
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Article29 1974-08-02 3 TOKYO: Foreign Minister Tosbio Klmura said today simultaneous member ship in the United Nations by North and South Korea does not rule out peaceful reunification by the two countries.29 words
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Article40 1974-08-02 3 GEORGETOWN, (Guyana): Guyana's Marxist ex-Premier C h e d d 1 Jagan appeared in court here today on arms and ammunition charges folio wing yesterday's raid on his home by Special Branch detectives. The hearing was adjourned to Aug. 9.40 words
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Article30 1974-08-02 3 WASHINGTON: Former Vice-President Spi r o Agnew has been determinted not to be a menace to society, and permitted to keep a run despite his status as a convicted felon.30 words
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Article34 1974-08-02 3 WASHINGTON: The Government may slap the Howard Hughes empire with a civil suit In the same case that led to Hughes' Indictment on criminal conspiracy and stock manipulation charges, according to knowledgeable sources. Agencies.Agencies - 34 words
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Article373 1974-08-02 3 Call for changes in World Bank McNAMAEA ON HOW TO HELP THE POORER COUNTRIES WASHINGTON, Thursday 'J'HK World Bank should be restructured to help under-developed countries combat inflation and the effects of a sagging economy in the West, bank chief Robert McNamara proposed yesterday. The proposed changes Include tapping the373 words
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Article32 1974-08-02 3 SANTIAGO. Thurs. A Chilean military court has condemned to death four former supporters of the late President AUende's popular unity government after finding them guilty of treason and sedition. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article35 1974-08-02 3 MANILA. Thurs Eight people died and 31 others suffered serious burns when a moving passenger minibus caught fire In a remote village m Zamboanga Del Sur province on Mlndanao Island. AP.AP - 35 words
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Article181 1974-08-02 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The House Defence Appropriations cub-committee has made a largely symbolic cut of 3.5 per cent In the defence budget, signifying that the Pentagon will once again emerge victorious In the annual military debate on Capitol Hill. The sub-committee, Congressional members reported yesterday, has181 words
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Article33 1974-08-02 3 CANNES Thur». A man claiming to beknf to the IRA (IrUh Republican Army) held up a Brit »h -owned bank here yesterday and got away with 50 000 francs (IM.IM) ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Advertisement511 1974-08-02 3 Singapore 1 fdffJ^T/// 9 Food Fair MmmmmmM for fillC pfOdtlCtS MCE festival Thailand 100 3kg 5.00 tr" 1 CONDENSED MILK festival 3*, 6ti»f« 3.58 S pore Institute of Standards Award Winner ROYAL RESERVE SAUTERNE penfolds TOILET ROLLS snowy trio 5 for 1.51 J J PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE v. e~ 1.10 1511 words
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200 1974-08-02 4 MEXICO CITY. Thurs. —An American who hijacked a United States airliner here three yean ago has claimed before an examlng magistrate he was acting on orders from the US Central Intelligence Agency. Robert Lee Jackson, deported to Mexico, earlier this week from ArgentinaReuter - 200 words
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Article46 1974-08-02 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs Taiwan has been out of tha United Nation, since 1971 yet It trade* with in countries. US News and World Report aaid. Tha magazine said per capita Income Is U***** (8I1.4M) a year three to four time* above China. AP.AP - 46 words
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422 1974-08-02 4 16 killed in Red hit-run raid on hamlet Civilians target of pre-dawn attack? SAIGON. Thursday £OMMUNIST troops launched a surprise attack on a Government hamlet in the Central Highlands, killing 16 people and wounding 20 others, the South Vietnamese Military Command said today. The command said the attack took placeReuter; UPI - 422 words
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Article, Illustration349 1974-08-02 4 Arafat hits out at US 'scheme 9 in M-East BEIRUT. Thurs Palestinian guerilla leader Yasser Arafat today accuse* the United States of "scheming to destroy the future of the Palestinian people." Stating this In an Interview published by the Beirut magazine Al Hawadess he also said he would not permitAP - 349 words
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Article85 1974-08-02 4 Miss Teenage title to Goa beauty pARACAS, Thurs— Miss \j India, 15-year-old Radha Bartake of Ooa, was crowned Miss Teenage Princess International. Diana M«cDon»ld 16. of Canada, finished second and Sury Marie Juliet of the nearby island of Curacao In the Netherlands Antilles vu third. ■'All I can say isUPI - 85 words
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222 1974-08-02 4 Deepest hole feat by US scientists DUBLIN, Thurs Scientist* aboard the U8 research ship Olomar Cha 1 1 c n ger announced yesterday that they hare drilled the deepest hole jet into the earth's crust beneath the Atlantic Ocean The vessel arrived here this week after the latest In aReuter; UPI - 222 words
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Article32 1974-08-02 4 MANILA Thura tamer Filipino »mr»aMrtnr Manuel O. Ztmon. who was reclptant of atveral aaoorattons from different Raids of SUU has died of t heart tttaefc He w M 70 APAP - 32 words
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191 1974-08-02 4 SYDNEY. Thurs. Mrs. Jutta Totniolla (above) nurses her Z.S kg (six-pound) baby boy who made flying history In Australia yesterday when he was born f ,1M metres (3,H# feet) above Alice Springs In central Australia, airline officials said. The officials said the 21-year-old mother,UPI - 191 words
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314 1974-08-02 4 WASHINGTON, Thursday MAJOR US economic aid to South Vietnam could be ended by the end of this decade if Congress grants all the funds requested for Saigon, Mr. Graham Martin, US Ambassador to Sooth Vietnam, said yesterday. "I am certain thatUPI - 314 words
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Article93 1974-08-02 4 US wants a better trade deal WASHINGTON. Thurs. —The Senate Finance Committee yesterday shaped draft trade measures that would require developed nations to make substantial concessions to the United States in exchange for a lowering of US Import barriers. A committee spokesman said after the cloaed-door seaalon that, before theReuter - 93 words
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274 1974-08-02 4 Senator sets out plan to boost the US economy WASHINGTON, Thurs. In a reply to President Nixon's speech last week urging less consumer spending and more patience. Senator Lloyd Bentsen < Democrat) has proposed a sixpoint plan for economic recovery. In a nationally-tele-vised speech on behalf of the Democratic PartyUPI - 274 words
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Article95 1974-08-02 4 LONDON, Than. A widow whose husband lay unconscious far four years following a ear crash in lMt, was today awarded a record (C7»JIS (gsM4.*M> in damages by the High OSBJtt Businessman Alas) Murray, who died in hospital last April, was a passenger in a earReuter - 95 words
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Article117 1974-08-02 4 CALL TO BUILD UP FOOD STOCKS r)KYO, Thurs. The Japan Foreign Trade Council today proposed that Japan should build up a stockpile of foodstuffs and conclude long-range food agreements with exporting countries to prepare for short-term shortages. The organisation of leading Japanese trade firms said In a report that long-rangeReuter - 117 words
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Advertisement40 1974-08-02 4 Opening Offer from our Tailoring Department Suits, (lades, shirts, etc. 15% DISCOUNT for on* month only Also available imported quality gam's shoes. DAILY FROM 10 A.M. -9PM BlSjaxi Emporium Pte.Lt jj Peninsula Shopping Comple ■E I_2A, in Floor, Telephone *****40 words
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197 1974-08-02 5 Exports: Govt seeks chamber views T^HE Government is seeking views from *>»« Chinese Chamber of Commerce on how to step up exports of products made by the chamber's members. Among other things, the Government wants to know what the chamber expects it to do to find more overseas markets. In197 words
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Article28 1974-08-02 5 A WATER ski-course for beginners will be conducted by the YMCA Orchard Road at Pongßol every Saturday from 2 pm to 6 pm from Aug 1028 words
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Article, Illustration220 1974-08-02 5 MOTORISTS should get out of their cars at petrol kiosks and supervise the services being performed by attendants If they do not want to be cheated. The Consumers' Association of Singapore (CASE) gives this advice in its latest news bulletin. Warning against malpractices at220 words
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313 1974-08-02 5 All out to realise an ambition— to make this a better world... CIGAR-SMOKING Mr. W Clement Stone (above) looks every inch the prosperous American with his thin moustache, bow-tie and white suit which strains a little at the waist-line. And his is a success story that started at the age313 words
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139 1974-08-02 5 \M ANY teachers find little benefit in at--ITI tending in-service courses held locally in terms of acquiring new knowledge and teaching techniques. The Mi ntor, the SinRape re Teachers Union monthly organ. lays the general feeling Is that the courses do not seem to differ much139 words
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Article56 1974-08-02 5 A PIRATE taxi driver tv yesterday jailed by the Third District Court for three years and ordered to be given three strokes of the rotan for trafficking In cannabls. Ibrahim bin Mohamed. 36. denied trafficking 500 gmt of rannabu found In his taxi along Woodland. Road56 words
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Article131 1974-08-02 5 rO armed men held up a businessman and seven women during a mahjong r»m« and escaped with S3.OM in cash and valuables on Wednesday. Mr. Nf Cher Seh, 23, told notice bo was playing mahjong with seven friends and reUUves at his hill in St.131 words
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560 1974-08-02 5 15-YEAR-OLD bargirl told a man who refused to marry her to die with her in a suicide pact and he agreed, a distiict court was told on Wednesday. The court also heard that the girl, Charanjlt Kaur, died as a result of drinking detergent560 words
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Article81 1974-08-02 5 MISSING: 341 SINKS FROM STORE rv)l'R cases of sinks ■T worth about $19.--000 were reported missing from the factory of Diethelm Singapore Pte. Ltd., in Alexandra Road, yesterday. They contained 341 sinks. The factory's assistant store keeper, Mr. Chan King Mun, 31, told police he discovered the theft while making81 words
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Article34 1974-08-02 5 THE Boon Yew Association will celebrate its 33rd anniversary with a dinner at its premises on Sunday at 730 pm All donations received will go to the Spastic Children's Association of Singapore34 words
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Article46 1974-08-02 5 PROFEBSOR Urn Chong Yah. Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. University of Singapore, will •speak on Economic Development and Underdevelopoient Some Facts and foilncies at the Rotary Club of Singapore Bast lunch meeting at the Singapore Hilton today at 1 pm46 words
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Advertisement93 1974-08-02 5 JBL's Studio Master 200 It's JBL's big studio Monitor dressed up for company oiled walnut enclosure and sculp in Smoke. Raven. Aegean, or Burgundy sound you hear Bach or Bochorach -was recorded. ii mixed down and mastered using a speaker like this Come hear why SB COmMD J&BSr A ?I393 words
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400 1974-08-02 6 Witness: Founder was 'happy' to finance new club A FOUNDER of a Chinese association. who Is also a martial arts exponent, was "very co-operative and happy" when a delegation of the association sought his financial help to acquire new premises of Its r.wn. But when the purchase was effected, costing400 words
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Article62 1974-08-02 6 ABOUT 70 general practitioners, university and government doctors will participate In a teaching seminar on vener c a 1 diseases on Sunday. Tht atmlnar. organlard by the Singapore Society of Microbiology, will be held at tht nnlwtlty of Stagapore'a Medical Faculty In Sepoy Una*.62 words
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Article44 1974-08-02 6 THE Government Is to acquire M 4 aq. m. (10.100 aq. ft i of land in the town area for the Urban Redevelopment Authority. According to a CKiette notification, the land U owned by the Mohammedan and Hindu Endowment* Board.44 words
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Article32 1974-08-02 6 A MOTORIST, Kin Hock Chuan, was fined SM yesterday for disobeying the traffic lights at the Junction of Dhoby Ghaut and Orchard Boad on May ts. He pleaded guilty.32 words
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219 1974-08-02 6 traders fear that the four per cent hike in interest rates on hirepurchase mortgages of cars and motorcycles will further depress the market. Traders said that since the higher interest rate would put up the overall price of cars for buyers in the219 words
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Article36 1974-08-02 6 A BUDDHIST monk. Soami Sarlputra of the Bokark Set Temple In Bright Hill Crescent, will talk on How To Be What You Are at the Theolophical Lodge. CalrnhlU Road, next Thursday at 7 p.m36 words
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Article132 1974-08-02 6 Chamber study awards for 61- mHE president of the 1 Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Tan Keonc Choon. presented scholars hips worth 5109.5 M to 61 tertiary students at the chamber conference room on Tuesday. Twenty-five students from Nanyanc University, 11 from the University of Singapore. 17 from the Singapore132 words
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149 1974-08-02 6 Travellers stranded here by Sydney strike MORE than 100 travellers to and from Australia were stranded In Singapore on Wednesday because of a strike by fuel reflllers at Sydney airport. The strike also delayed SlA's flight SQ722A for several hours at Sydney It finally took off for Singapore, overflying Jakarta,149 words
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Advertisement319 1974-08-02 6 WIN A FLIGHT ON SlA's NEW 7478 *'ialP f J^ f y H^^feafa^B^a^^^^^^l^B^H Wtt i'*V A'^K. iJsf al^bS-'^b^bV Bmt^B ■JbhbW ■BalaVfl aUaVaS Our third 7478 arrives on 17 August. To mark this occasion, we're offering 100 free tickets for a demonstration flight of our new Jumbo, on Sunday, 18 August.319 words
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Advertisement52 1974-08-02 6 3 ff^^^^^"~~~~ 1 l w »wslStSaiTcVt twe'*** l Jf I GOLDEN GOODNESS I I GREETINGS I I FROM AUSTRALIA I 1 from I Amalgamated Cooperative Marketers Australia Ltd. I to 1 Ben and Company 1 on their Silver Jubilee ■L and move to their New Cold Storage Facilities B ■■■■■jijiiij52 words
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Miscellaneous237 1974-08-02 6 Straits Times Crossword ACVOM Inn* gone for publicity 1 flamrnaai of period It at 4 nc important* yM (I*> 8 **< Dot that U about to follow <"*f*f <*>• human belna to TTtt raaaar la utterly to* hana <•) a**** of mfermlns; <», I. t OcMrml and praatdem la a237 words
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Article106 1974-08-02 7 MOVE TO ASK CHAMBER FOR ANSWERS A GROUP of Malay intend to ask the Malay Chamber of Commerce for an explanation for its failure to undertake promts proposed at the Chamber's last annual meeting. Informed sources said the group would bring up the Issue at the chambers coming anChambers coming106 words
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Article48 1974-08-02 7 Accident Free campaign THE Government wljl hold a nation-wide Keep Singapore Accident Pree campugn from Oct. 6 to 31 on the same lines as the recent Keep Singapore Crime Pree campaign The aim of the campaign Is to make Singapore a safer place to drive and live In.48 words
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Article44 1974-08-02 7 THE Minister for Communications and MP for Oeylang West. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. will officiate at the balloting ceremony for the sale of 240 four-room Improved-type flats at Block 44. Sims Drive. Kalian* Basin Estate, on Aug. 6 at 2.20 p m44 words
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454 1974-08-02 7 Judgment is reserved in Wilson defame case JUDGMENT was reserved by the Sixth Magistrate's Court yesterday on Securltas chairman, P.R.L. Wilson, accused of defaming lawyer Donald Yeo Hock Chwee, former chairman of the AA, in two letters to the Corrupt Practices Investigations Bureau and the Attorney-General. The prosecution and defence454 words
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Article280 1974-08-02 7 Selar dearer by 10 cents a kati rl price of horse mackerel (selar) Increased by 10 cents to $l 60 a katl yesterday, the Trade Department reported. Following are the recommended prices: SUee: American IS per cent. 00 cents a katl or 605 g; China 10 per cent ylm check.280 words
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144 1974-08-02 7 rE four year old boy who survived the Johore Baru-Ayer Hitam trunk road crash on Monday, was reported to be In "rood condition" at Thomson Hospital yesterday. Raftirantan Renganatban, who sustained a fracture In his right leg In the accident which killed four144 words
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378 1974-08-02 7 LEAST two more electronics factories in Singapore are expected to retrench their staff soon. Like NS Electronics Ltd., one of the larger factories which laid off about 630 workers on Wednesday, the planned retrenchments are said to be due to a fall In378 words
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83 1974-08-02 7 Cultural show in aid of the disabled A charity cultural show will be held by the Singapore Armed Forces Reservists Association and the Society for Aid to the Paralysed on Sept. The show at National Theatie Is In aid of SAP's Rehabilitation, Educational and Welfare fund for the disabled and83 words
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104 1974-08-02 7 Transfer of union man sparks work stoppage MORE than 400 employees of Borneo Company in Robinson Road stopped work for several hours yesterday In protest over the transfer of a union official. The official iv Mr. A P. Raju. branch chairman of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workan' Union. who104 words
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Article56 1974-08-02 7 DR. Robert Loo has bean re-ekKtsd president of the YMCA Orchard Road at Ma annual meeting. Other officials Include Mr. Sim Mian Klan (vice-presi-dent) Mr Cecil Wong (twa•urar. n alerted) and Mr. rent Hoe Benf (genrrml secretary. re-«lseUd) Mr David Chow and Mr Ooh Kee mang w«56 words
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Article50 1974-08-02 7 MRS Jet Yeun Thong, wife of the Minister lor Culture, will give awa» prises at the finals of the 11th annual InUr-scbool Safety First Quls contest at cultural Centre on Wednesday at »J0 pm The participating achooU are Anflo-CWneee School Raffles Institution and 8t Andrews Secondary School50 words
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Advertisement370 1974-08-02 7 isssfaH-^aW^ MSSSSW^^I IKssbC 4^^SSSW^t^» mmmU J9two^^m^m^mW mm m^m^^^^maam^BKimkiS^ jS^mtmWmm "OwfJt T WmWrnm/^^Smmf^i \J^lm^9 -^\s» /^L. A^aw^^.Tr^T'* Lombard North Contnl Httd Otfic: Canon Sir, 01. London Subsidiary and Associate Banks and Finance Houses: Lombard Australia Limited Canberra. Sydney. Melbourne. Adelaide. Perth. Brisbane, Hobart. Newcastle, Wollongong. Liverpool. Geelong. Parramatts. Bankstown. Chatswood. Penrrth.370 words
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Miscellaneous302 1974-08-02 7 Brtnging Up Father By BUI Kavanaf h «3c Hal Camp "~~^YJJi| HONefT, CHNTV, I CANT I hAAOetC. PL«*« II I HOPf THS DOCTO* IM MOKE ANP I CANY MAKE (T TO**6Hr! MAg»IC TgLL TM(« 9UY I J MAKM HOU6S CAli»/TMsJ AFR>»P TO PLAY POHOt WTTM J-. *ONT LKT ME OOT.'y302 words
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462 1974-08-02 8 CHEW LEE CHINOL - CHEW LEE CHINOL [•y~| A COMMON SingaA pore Cambridge' General Certificate of Education 'A' level examination Is to be introduced here next year for pre-univer-sity students in the different language streams. It will be conducted Jointly by the Education Ministry and the462 words
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Article182 1974-08-02 8 ALL confirmed education officers with five years of trained teaching service as at July 1 this year will be considered by the Education Ministry for preliminary shortlisting for the coming promotion exercise. According to the ministry, there is no need for them t~. make individual apDllcauons.182 words
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245 1974-08-02 8 'CPF interest could have been higher' A LOCAL economist yesterday said the Central Provident Fund Board had acted right by increasing its rate of Interest from 5 3 4 to ft'j per cent per annum, but It was still Inadequate. Dr. Lee Sheng-Yl, a senior economics lecturer at the University245 words
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Article39 1974-08-02 8 THK Chart* d' Affaires of Bwitaeiland. Mr. Henry Bcgle and the Minister of SUte iCommunlcat'.on*). Mr. Chal Chong YU. yesterday exchanged toaau on behalf of their presidents at the 8»1m National Day reception at Marco Polo Hotel.39 words
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254 1974-08-02 8 National Expo opens at stadium tomorrow rE fust National Exposition will open with a wide display of local and foreign products at the National Stadium tomorrow at 4 p.m. The exposition, to be opened by Dr. B.K Sen. chairman of the Singapore Snorts Council, will feature 300 stalls over a254 words
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Article41 1974-08-02 8 A CATHAY Pacific Airways pauemer feU over the plane ramp, while boarding yesterday, at about II a.m. The passenger, whose Identity was not ivallable. Is believed to have received head injuries. %n ambulance took the injured passenger to hospital41 words
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Advertisement332 1974-08-02 10 CAPITOL-OPENS TODAY! t dally at 1 1 am, 1 .48. 4.00. 6.45 ft 9.30 am —N» ftw UU HAMMER Films -Tk VAMPIRE SPECIALISTS and SHAWS-Tke KUNG FU SPECIALISTS fol tHelr tap tttn mi cnithn tudnifitt te ariwg yog... ■■bV-IbTbTJbb PP/H 'W\£* B^al BIUC WV) Bp a vN^p' I'm B^ J332 words
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Advertisement796 1974-08-02 10 WWWWWVVWW.V. CATHAY: IiCAWISATION NOW SH IWING 1 2 Sixmra 7004• 30 pm < THE OARING OOBERMANS S Marring Tha Onginal Ooberman J Gang In Color I I J Juronf Drtva-ln Cinema Odeon ft Orchard a 2nd Midnight Tomornxw' J Olur Sunday at 9am i I .n CANTONESE Oiaiogua .•THE TENANTS796 words
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Article394 1974-08-02 12 DRIME MINISTER Sanya Dharmasaktl's 1 mipl-confrontatlon with Thailand's interim National Assembly ended yesterday with a compromise deeply rooted in the Thai tradition of mutual accommodation. The assembly will withdraw the order it gave Mr. Sanya last month and Mr. Sanya will then proceed to comply with the394 words
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Article179 1974-08-02 12 WHAT kind of game is the Soviet Union TT playing? The Soviet Union may have taken pleasure in the discomfiture of the Western world when two Nato partners Greece and Turkey were on the verge of slugging it out. The Soviet Union was completely entitled to179 words
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Article447 1974-08-02 12 rpOKYO Bangladesh J. has a moral homily about an honest sparrow and greedy crow who decide that whoever can eat the most pepper seeds will have the right to eat the loser of the contest. It is a simple story of the kind hie hReuter - 447 words
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Article414 1974-08-02 12 JILL GERSTON - Little things go a long way JILL GERSTON: By few Y.rk rvNE side effect of the Vf current Inflation Is Is a modest pennypinching among members of the middle class who are too affluent to cry, yet vulnerable enough to feel some pain. Interviews with, about 40 persons In the414 words
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Article, Illustration1109 1974-08-02 12 JACK GERMOND - Can those moonlight cruises still do the trick? JACK GERMOND: AS NIXON FIGHTS IMPEACHMENT... By Washington CONGRESSMAN Barber Conable Jr. is not your everyday, routine Republican Congressman. To be sure, he represents one of those upstate New York districts that seem to send Republicans here as a matter of divine1,109 words
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Letter212 1974-08-02 12 MY letter (ST., July 25), dealt with two matters. Firstly that there was no truth in the suggestion that the 1074 Order was brought about as a result of Government pressure and I sincerly believe this to be so. Secondly, that that Order was212 words
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Letter123 1974-08-02 12 rLB refers to the letter from S. Farts (ST.. July 19). The RTS commentator described the Sri Lanka team during the march past of tiie contingents as follows: the team from Sir Lanka making their second appearance In this Age Group Competition. Their first appearance was last year123 words
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Letter61 1974-08-02 12 rpHIS v In reply to the 1 letter from OP Revl (ST.. July 24). We have noted his comments but would like to point out that the '"live" telecast of the lnter-constltuency soccer final overran the time slot provided for It. As It was. the programme following was delayed by61 words
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Advertisement445 1974-08-02 12 (DBMI) the name in self-priming centrifugal pumps ADVANTAGES: DESMI self-priming Pumps:— have a quick and efficient self-priming system. will pass solids easily without blocking. will retain their performance features even after considerable wear. require an absolute minimum of maintenance. SOLE AGENT ©UNITED ENGINEERS v*u Commercial Division SAVE MONEYU lulu 0m445 words
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Article, Illustration77 1974-08-02 13 JAKARTA, Thurs. Se- curity preparations for President Suharto's visit to Singapore and Burma have been completed, according to the Intelligence body's < Baking i chief Yoga Sugama Mr Sugama said this yesterday after report- I ing to the President on his recent trip toReuter - 77 words
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202 1974-08-02 13 PAUL WEE - PAUL WEE By least 10 police inspectors are to be seconded to the Singapore Bus Service Ltd. by this month. Informed sources say some have already Joined the bus company. The others are expected to do so within the next few days202 words
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175 1974-08-02 13 NZ grant to help Sisir develop NDT rE New Zealand Government has approved a grant of $500,000 to assist the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (Slslr) develop and strengthen its Non- Destructive Testing (NDT) facilities. This was announced by the New Zealand High Commissioner, Mr. R.E.B. Peren, when175 words
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109 1974-08-02 13 IJOLICE arrested five I secret society suspects, Including a boy, during a series of raids carried out on Wednesday. They are believed to be connected with the Sio Leng Hor 108 secret society gang. The boy, aged 16, was picked up from a109 words
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184 1974-08-02 13 Visiting minister takes a close look at how food is processed rt Papua New Guinea Minister for Defence. Foreign Relations and Trade. Mr. Albert Maori Klkl. looking at food being canned at the Yeo Hlap Sent Food processing plant in Bukit Timah, yesterday. The factory (irU are canning curry chicken.184 words
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Article33 1974-08-02 13 FHE numbers picked in yesterday* Toto draw 60/74 were 13 S. 6 37 and The additional number wm 39 In the circle* draw, the numbers were 10. 38 and 7.33 words
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Article33 1974-08-02 13 THE Kajnpong Chai Chec community centre building fund donation draw scheduled to be held this Saturday has been postponed to Nov. 2 at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 5 p.m.33 words
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338 1974-08-02 13 Visit to cement Indo S'pore ties further rIE Indian Foreign Minuter. Mr. Swaran Singh, Is due here on Sunday (or a three-day official visit to further cement the good and friendly relations between the two countries. He will exchange thought* on Asian, regional, as well as world Issues, particularly on338 words
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Article71 1974-08-02 13 Macpherson to celebrate N-Day M ACPHEKSON c o n■tltuency will hold «t number of events to celebrate the Republics ninth National Day. A b»by ahow and dinner will be held at the centre on Aug 11 at I tin and 1.30 p m respectively. Then will be a aoccer tournament71 words
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Article66 1974-08-02 13 TMK Young Muatctoiu Society hu decJdad to expand 1U youth choir from It to 1M member* following IU recent succeaa at th* WMah International Bateddfod contest. All tboat bemoan It and S3 fun of age are •Uglbta to apply Apr"c«Uon loraa are avauabht (rom the nude66 words
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Advertisement239 1974-08-02 13 PUT THE NEW VAUXHALL VIVAS TO THE ULTIMATE MPG TEST AND WIN UP TO $1,000 IN CASH PRIZES--3 WAYS TO WIN 1. You start with a new Vauxhall Viva from Orchard Motors, Orchard Road Showroom. 2. You start with a new Vauxhall Viva from Orchard Motors, Paya Lebar Showroom 3.239 words
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Miscellaneous1047 1974-08-02 13 TV MALAYSIA (3) TV SINGAPORE (5) lAA M Summary 3.13 The 7 ICW Dtkir but 7.42 Sum. )AA H For the Family (Cni luarap (Malay-Repeat) News J.KnJ Tall Man 1.27 Potret /.ID mary 7.41 Malay Film- O.UU nese) 335 Diary ot and Newsreel (Malay) 7.99 Sports Perkerti 3.M Atsalamualailuim All1,047 words
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Miscellaneous21 1974-08-02 13 WATER consumption on Wednesday was 123.3 million fallons (SCI.M* cubic metres), two million gallons (10.000 cable metres) more than on Tuesday.21 words
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Advertisement1390 1974-08-02 14 bßen Group of Companies Silver Jubilee opening of their new offices cold storage facilities x BOARD MEMBERS Message from f jA ThG HOD IVlf. A. J. Fdtllkner, IN/1. P. «UP^Pw^^k The Board of Directors of Bens comprises a distinguished list of members with wide exposure 3P^y^s^B? in commerce and industry1,390 words
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Advertisement1041 1974-08-02 15 Auckland, New Zealand and after completing his education at Wangunui Collegiate School The new premises at Spottiswoode Park Road are more spacious, cleaner and centrally located loined the South British Insurance Co. Ltd. within close proximity to bus routes In addition, ample car parking facilities for the staff have I1,041 words
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Advertisement1643 1974-08-02 16 The office area is air-conditioned by means of a water chiller operated off the main CORPORATE MEMBERSHIP EXPORT DEPARTMENT o With its progressive and enlightened policies. Ben and Company believes in modern This department handles the export of products of the Company's associate and subsidiary OLJIDDII^I_ rN rranagement techniques and1,643 words
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Advertisement64 1974-08-02 17 CCMNGRATULATiaNS &BEST WISHES BEN AND COMPANY LIMITED On 25 years of progress and the official opening of their new cooling store I SIN HENG CHAN(I96O) I PTE.LTD., 30-31. UPPER CIRCULAR ROAQ SINGAPORE. 1 I SIN HENG CHAN (M) I 82. JALAN KILANG. MALACCA. MALAYSIA I SUPPLIERS OF CHEMICAL I ANIMAL64 words
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Article80 1974-08-02 18 ■«fi $2<H 7f«Df »203 LX. Ind. $100 t«M— cm $373 PUaU. $2.21 ies $a.» lon* $3.00 r. Chaof $3.03 Cftfcka $3.36 KM $340 K Iron $370 rwito $208 k Bemb. $3 30 $280 I. Stow*. $288 JX $300 iro>pu $317 WK $380 I. Tlbim $3 18 a iOop lad.80 words
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Article23 1974-08-02 18 gone Darky 3+4.000 Saa Hsanfge 331.000 Faker Merlin 330.000 Haw Twr 204,000 Tetal Tnmerer: 2.70 M Total Vatae: $490 M23 words
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Article62 1974-08-02 18 ladvtrUta: tU.lt t1J.17 9 Ftwuxx: JM.IS Mt *4 H HotrU: lM.lt ISTJM nvyvttn: lU.t7 1t1.71 t Ttaa: IMJU IMJU t t nMrn: MM 134. M i 0.C.8.C.: It 8.» IMJ« i 8.E.8. latf.: M 4.7» ttt.47 Dee. St. ltM s 1M f Dec. tl, INI "H f Dec. M.62 words
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Article1582 1974-08-02 18 THE last transacted sale 1 at the close of buslnnr ln the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day s prices together with 1974 high and low. Adjusted for all new Issues). CLOSING. TIN!: All aacttoaa cloaed barely ataady TURNOVIH OIBCUI total turn over aa1,582 words
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Article411 1974-08-02 18 rl Singapore stock market yesterday plumbed the depths again, resulting in a big collection of new lows especially among the speculative favourites. An opening rally on short covering account proved short-lived as selling pressure mounted later and by noon the Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share index had411 words
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Article1361 1974-08-02 18 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 ln brackets ln lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aetna (2008 2.068) (1) 2.04. (1) 2.00. A.P.I. (0 958 01,361 words
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Article1245 1974-08-02 18 BID and offrr prices officially listed and business ln and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of share traded shown ln brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aiinanttla .:;»Bi (2) 230 A. Taa* (0 »28> Allan (2 UB) A.M.1,245 words
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Article273 1974-08-02 18 THE profits upsurge of Associated Plastics Industries his continued Into the first half of the current year with a 364.5 per cent Jui.i,: In unaudited consoiiuj"»d trading profits to $1,513.--500. The growth Is all the more creditable when compared to the 29.5 per cent rise273 words
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Article292 1974-08-02 18 Sellers send prices down in KL BEARISH sentiment continued to ruled as more shares were subjected to steady selling pressure at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. Business was a little slow ln early trading as operators look stock of the previous day's sharp declines. The urgency to sell Increased292 words
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Article158 1974-08-02 18 A BIAN curwncy deposit interbank rate* M »i ctoM on Thurwtay Aug. 1. IS DOLLAEB T daya IS I*- 7 1 mth 11-1/4 13-1 1 mth* 11-1/4 IS-s I mths 13-1 4 IS-5 6 mtlM 13-13 16 13-11 16 t mthi IJ-3 I 13-14 12 mthi U-l158 words
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Article26 1974-08-02 18 Mi^ipmi dollars far Auf 1 O»f BM Ownifht 12 11 1 mth 10 0% 1 BUM 10 S BUM 10% 10 Prim* nto liw%26 words
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Article327 1974-08-02 18 T«HB ÜB. dollar closed 1 slightly higher at 82 4740 60 ln the Singapore forex market yesterday against a basically steady opening of S3 4710 30 after a day of dull and featureless trading It bit the days high of 13.4750 60 In very early trading and thereafter327 words
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Article181 1974-08-02 18 Note: These rates may differ slightly from those quoted by banks to their customers. The following are the nominal average closing interbank rates in Singapore. CarraacaM Nominal rates Smitbssniaa Percentage «voted yesterday (crass) parity chance US dollar 3.4740 3.4750 2 6196 —12.28 Sterling pound 5 SMS 8 9025181 words
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Article28 1974-08-02 18 Rubber: Aug. 1. Singapore: IC9M cts. (down 4.50 cti. Malaysia 169.M cts. (down 4.5* cts.) Tin: 31.381.25 (up $1.25). Official offering 315 tons (up 3 tons).28 words
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Article105 1974-08-02 18 HIKIII FRODUCt II V CHANGS. tIHQAPOm MOON CLO.INB HICII Nil PICUI VISTIMDAV. CmiMl IK: bulk 1150 nominal. tram SIM nominal. Capra: MUud (looae) UK/ root SSS nominal *>•«•.' Munlok Ar» whllf fob 100<» VLW S2*O aallan, Sarawak whlta fob. NLW St77i Milan, aarawak apaclal buck fo b. nlw105 words
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Article37 1974-08-02 18 Lotxloe ooppar pneaa aa Waiixadar (ptaTlam In bra,ck«ta). Wlrakar Spat MTar iSll (fS49) Mllar fSll (IMS). Thraa Montha buyer iStl If MS) aallcr i«3l <<M*i. Mama* tana: ltaa«y at tba lowar Mnrvl. talaa 4.17S mm.37 words
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Article183 1974-08-02 18 Straits tin UP $1.25 rpHE Straits tin price 1 advanced $1.25 to 1.301 25 per plcul ln Penang yesterday on an official offering up three tons to 315 tons. LONDON: Wednesdays Cash tin rose £80 and Three Months gained fully £65 per tonne. The higher Eastern price and easier sterling183 words
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Article552 1974-08-02 18 fvPEJUNO quotations ln '-'the Singapore rubber market yesterday were marked down three cents following overseas advices and the market was slow to form. Trading waa very quiet but the undertone was steady at the new levels, assisted by some August covering activity. Vklue* tended to slip once more552 words
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Article120 1974-08-02 18 QAILY BUR and 88R prtca* iMued at noon yeatentey <Cwr«at HUI (Parwar* Mth> M.EXL.B. B-ym Mhn B. T «n Mkn P« M) (Mats pot W BUR SCV (1 ton pallet) IC7 00 IMOON 167 00 16t.00N BMR »L (1 tOB palM) Id 4o IMOON 187.00 169 00N120 words
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Article211 1974-08-02 18 HONOKONO, Thurs. Prices rose slightly today in very slow trading. The Hang Seng Index advanced 3.84 points to 341.99. Heagkeng Bank remained unchanged at HK818.30 on Its Local register and gained to 117.80 on its London register Other gainers Included Hongkong Land at $7.00 Hong Kong and Rowloon Wharf211 words
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Article244 1974-08-02 18 ►pOKYO, Thurs. Share 1 prices on the Tokyo stock market opened firm today but turned dull towards closing. The market was mixed with the tone bearish In the morning session, food stuffs centring on the milk Industry, stones and sands, ceramics, rubber Industries, detergents and small-medium sized heavy electrlcals244 words
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Article308 1974-08-02 18 wEL3OURNi;, Thurs. The 191 Melbourne stock market closed on a generally uncertain note in quite trading tooaiy. A few sharp gains, however, were recorded ln both mining and Industrial sectors. Among the former, BUM stood out with a sclld jump to ASI 73 while Western Minim climbed to II308 words
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Article148 1974-08-02 18 A MSTERDAM. Wed— The r\ market continued quietly mixed today. Only Akse gained some ground among Dutch internationals Lomm had a slight edge over gains in dull locals with A mote 1 dam Rabber. Algemene Bank Nederland. Pa* hoea and Bergoas leaders to rise and OCE leading declines. State148 words
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Article120 1974-08-02 18 wed— The Stock Exchange showed a steadier trend today although the volume remai.. Ed small Bonds were traded at higher levels The Credit Sulsse Index climbed 1.8 points to 204 5 Closing prim in Swlaa franca with the difference on tba pnvioua aaaaion'a pticaa. Cradlt auiaaa 2*7S +Ts i»H120 words
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Article453 1974-08-02 18 "\EW YORK. Wed— Stock x^ pr:c*s reueated alone a broad front today with the Dow Jones industrial average declining 8 14 points to 757 43. 1U lowest closing level in almost (our yean. The flgure (or the average was the lowest since It finished at ***** on Nov453 words
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Article61 1974-08-02 18 Export prlca In non-atari ins araaa to U.S. oollan par eunct (1) Australia dollara per ounce. (21 Averas* price. Sydney (1) London Beirut HOMkOfU Zurich P«rl. ■'pora <2) KlilUly TiMiday U»» U»» 105. M 105 »S 1M 00 1M 50 157.50 15S 50 ISt.M I*o.oo 145 00 IMOO61 words
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Article92 1974-08-02 18 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 71^3 Week ago 7144 ftIBUKS Wednesday 51< 9 T ue. day 330 63 Wee* ago j* OILS Wednesday ISO 40 Twsda, iS:« Week ago 194 j| INDUSTaUALa Wednesday j M 4 Tuesday 2425 Week ago 263 4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 757 43 76»:6792 words
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Advertisement1622 1974-08-02 20 l---_-__i__| te^ llu- lUIIv> Cklull Ullw (Minm^r^ t^i B- B j^__^j^j^___ aj .W_-_— _> I T H! T $iMOAPO"f touNi Part Kawau Kola Ratu -__^__ZZl_____l____________ •eciniaj til iini w nun [.iirtamr rw pmtknm mhpit __F 1 AOTMOmTV ANNOUNCIO nico Victoria. Hoi Ying. Horyu r—^-— aiMiintum. uiitPtfti. simiiimi uaautiUM. rutu* uuio1,622 words
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Advertisement2376 1974-08-02 21 SESr 1 1 HWA CHONS JUMIOR COLLESE I ca^ you co^i^CßfwrnniotraßS? j FOREIGN SINGAPORE and contribute to their success by conveying the benefits of our BANK invite applications from Singapore citizens in TEACHING APPOINTMENT FOR 19 7 5 products to them? requires the age bracket of 25-35 years for the2,376 words
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Advertisement3257 1974-08-02 26 IVlAnlxt lIIM O (/-/Sat! MARITIME Mim.try of the Environment MANAGER WfrJA comma n d TmJ^^L 8TL....J < H PWD. Registered Contrac- _^a^o s^^^. (Area Marketing Manager USSSSSSM tors and from "Specially \k\ designate) Registered Contractore 1 for >«\ Applications are invited from suitable candidates for ap- the following works i^A^3,257 words
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118 1974-08-02 27 Seminar to discuss licences for S'pore buses JOHORE BAKU. Thurs Tourlat guides meet here this weekend to discuss, among other things, barriers to the development of tourism In Malaysia. Seminar papers to be presented to the 70 delegate* will discuss the barriers" and recommend their removal. Bemlnar organising chairman Tunku118 words
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Article82 1974-08-02 27 Robbers beat roan to death KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Robbers battered to death a 75--year-old coffee-shop assistant In Jalan Pahang before escaping with 1800 worth of foodstuff early today. Police believe the thugs used a blunt Instrument, possibly a crow-bar, to hit Yeoh Chow Wah on the head and right eye.82 words
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Article58 1974-08-02 27 KUALA LUMPUR. Thura. Th« RMAP will expand IU supply depot to make space for apare parts of the P-S jeta which It wul take dellvary next year, Chief of Air Staff Air Vlce-Manhall Datuk Sulalman Sujak said hart toHe waa speaking to reporters during his annual Inspection58 words
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307 1974-08-02 27 KUALA LUWPUR, Thursday PRICES of locally assembled cars have shot up— some by as much as $1,500. The latest firm to be granted government aDproval for a price hike Is City Motors —distributors for Alfa Romeos which marked up the prices307 words
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Article45 1974-08-02 27 IPOH. Thurs. An estate labourer. O. Munlandy. 33. was Jailed for three months by the special sessions court here today after he pleaded guilty to molesting a 13-year-old girl in a house at Chersonese btate in Kuala Kurau. near here on June 11.45 words
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122 1974-08-02 27 Acid attack student seriously 111 QEREMBAN, Thurs O A Sixth Form student, T. Panlrsel vajn, was admitted unconscious with acid burns at the General Hospital here last night. Panirselvam, a student of the Locke Academy here, was returning home after tuition class at about 7.15 p.m. when he was stopped122 words
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Article31 1974-08-02 27 LIMBANO (Sarawak). Thurs. The chairman of the SUPP Umbang branch, ■ncik Tahlr Hassan, has resigned from the party U> Join the SNAP. His reslgnaUon took effect from July 3531 words
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159 1974-08-02 27 Ghazali Jawi tipped to be Perak Mentri KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday pOUR states Perak, Pahang, Trengganu and Kelantan are expected to have new Mentrls Besar. Agriculture and Fisheries Minister. Tan Sri Haji Ohuali Jawl. is likely to replace D*to Sri Hajl Kamamddin as Perak Mentri Besar. He Is expected to contest159 words
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109 1974-08-02 27 Man banned by Spore to contest poll JOHORE BAKU, Thurs. Lawyer Abdul Hazak bin Ahmad, 32, one of the Malaysian students banished from Singapore In 1966. Is to stand fcr election In Johore imder the Partal SocialU Rakyat ticket Enclk Razak. who is in private practice here, is a central109 words
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Article142 1974-08-02 27 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs— Tun Abdul Razak will launch the Development Bank of Malaysia— a fully-own-ed subsidiary of Bank Bumlputra in Jalan Melaka here on Saturday. The bank, which has an authorised capital of $100 million, has been set up to encourage bumlputras In142 words
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Article27 1974-08-02 27 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Election Commission confirmed today that deposit for both Parliamentary and state candidates for the Aug. 34 general election have bean increased three-fold.27 words
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Advertisement1216 1974-08-02 27 SEMBAWAHC SHIPYARD LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) INTERIM RESULTS The Directors of Sembawang Shipyard Limited announce the unaudited trading results of the Company for the first six months of 1974. FIRST HALF YEAR (January June) (January DtotmtMr) 1974 1973 1973 S t Turnover 47.670.000 40,830,000 82,293,000 Profit Before1,216 words
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Advertisement716 1974-08-02 27 I GOVERNMENT Of THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (Cap. 279. IS7O Ed.) THE MASTER PLAN RULES, IM2 None* under Rule 12 Notice is hereby given that the following proposals for Alterations to the Master I Plan were submitted to the Minister for Law and National Development for approval:716 words
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Advertisement150 1974-08-02 27 Everyday to the USA Philippine Airlines crosses With Philippine Airlines you're the Pacific seven times a week on the wings of a warm, gracious to San Francisco. Four times a bird where you'll find care, concern week from Singapore: Monday and generosity are part of the -^"ZiS^StT" •~.^«o Wednesday Friday150 words
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157 1974-08-02 28 Aik Mong out of Asian Games —squad— KUALA LIMPIB, Thurs Moo Foot LUn and Sylvia Ng, who won the national badminton singles titles on Tuesdar. and Dominic Soong and Rosalind Singba Ang are In the Malaysian team for the Teheran Asian Games on Sept. 1-16 It will be the first157 words
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Article58 1974-08-02 28 MUNICH. Thurs. The Soviet Union won the Junior Women's European table tennis title for the sixth time here last night when they beat Yugoslavia 3-1 ln the final. The Soviet Union also qualified for the final of the Junior Men's event, beating Czechoslovakia 5-2. Sweden beatReuter - 58 words
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KL RUNNERS AND RIDERS
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Article931 1974-08-02 28 l.M Csmb S Dl». 4 «F. 1 Fine Print I.1S L. Johnson 1 Z Sokitomi 111 lahnu J Subali III F»<»sri 11 4 Rout h and To«*b IV 1.12 Wilson f 5 Sunny Heart II 1.12 Wan S < Chye Chla S.12 Hum t 1 Actress IV 1.12931 words
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Article1000 1974-08-02 28 1.15 Ctoaa Mr. S IF. 1 Br»« III t.M CUjub II t Little Milir (11 V. Natkan S MkM III Wu S 4 Clerer I nton Ml Be 5 lui Prlwa Ml 8»lri t SaaMla I.M Ub| 5 7 Laeky Laeky IT IN Un S Olympic Terek U1,000 words
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Article586 1974-08-02 28 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By KUALA LUM- PUR, Thurs.— Pride of Galway passed his "blinkers test" with flying colours here today. Ridden by Dennis McClune, th i 8 five-year-old English gelding came away from Golden Avenue (Hassan) at the finish of a 3f trial in 372/5 on586 words
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Article29 1974-08-02 28 LONDON. Thurs. Result* of last night's Drybrough Cup football semifinal* Dundee 1 Celtic 2 (after extra tune Scorn after •0 minutes 1-1 > Hibernian 2 Ranger* 3. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article28 1974-08-02 28 CANBERRA. Thun. Former Test cricketer Jack Bit*, who toured Qigiund with the Australian sloe In 19M. died In hospital -\t Melbourne thik week aged 12 Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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391 1974-08-02 28 -Ace of Aces triumphs in Sussex Stakes LONDON, Thurs. French-tralped Ace of Aces owned by Texas oilman Nelson Bunker-Hunt, yesterday comfortably won the £15,222 ($83,700) Sussex Stakes, high point of the day's Goodwood programme. The American bred colt, an 8-1 shot, finished two lengths clear of Dr. C. Vlttandlnl's Habat.Reuter - 391 words
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197 1974-08-02 28 Somerset, Kent in Gillette Cup s-finals f ONDON, Thurs v Kent and Somerset coasted Into the seml-flnals of the Gillette Cricket Cup yesterday with decisive victories over county champion ship challengers Leicestershire and Surrey respectively. While there was no play in the YorkshireLancashire clash, Worcestershire were on th* brink ofReuter - 197 words
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237 1974-08-02 29 A. JOHNSON - Swimmers and divers prepare for Games A. JOHNSON By SINGAPORE'S Teheranbo un d swimmers, divers and water-pr.'oists are undergoing Intensive centralised training In preparation for the Games In September. Coaches Tan Eng Bock (water polo). Bruce Bland diving >. Dr. Chan Ah Kow. Fong Hoe Beng and Kee Soon Bee237 words
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Article287 1974-08-02 29 PETER SIOVV - PETER SIOVV By I OINGAPORE sailors boosted their medal hopes for the Pesta Sukan yachting Inte r n a tionai when they won all three events International 470, Lark and O.K. Dinghy in yesterday's practice race at Changi. The tournament begins today. Seap Oames silver287 words
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Article131 1974-08-02 29 Japanese to boost cycling pORTY Japanese cyclist* will take part In a 'Pedal More' campaign In Singapore today and tomorrow. The cyclist*, attached to Shima.no Industries company Limited In Tokyo, a cycle components firm, which wJH open a branch In Singapore sometime next month. are here to encourage more people131 words
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Article18 1974-08-02 29 QUEENSTOWN trounced Vigilante Corps 13-1 In the Pesta Sukan waterpolo tournament match at Toa Payoh yesterday18 words
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Article, Illustration470 1974-08-02 29 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By JAPAN played magnificent hockey yesterday to thrash Singapore 7-1 and emerge champions in the three-nation Pesta Sukan women's tournament at the padang. Japan beat Sri Lanka 4-0 in the opening match on Wednesday. The swift-moving Japanese gave the local players a lesson470 words
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Article240 1974-08-02 29 LOW CHEB KIANO. Andrew Olan. Teo Chin Seng and Elizabeth Koh enhanced their chances of being selected for next week's Pesta Sukan Judo International when they won their respective divisions at J*\n Besar last night, reports Peter Slow Defending light middleweight champion Teo Chin Seng,240 words
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310 1974-08-02 29 JOE DORAI - Othman calls for quality leadership JOE DORAI By TNCIK Othman Wok, the Minister for Social Affairs, stressed yesterday that sports leaders must develop a sense of "professionalism" for the benefit of individual associations and also for the general development of sports in Singapore. He said: They must develop a high310 words
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776 1974-08-02 29 Maurice Khoo - Syed's late goal puts Malaysia in Merdeka final Maurice Khoo By P O H, Thurs. Malaysia entered the final of the Merdeka Soccer tournament with a hardfought 3-2 win over Thailand at Stadium Perak here tonight. They will meet the winners of tomorrow's clash between South Korea and Hongkong. Watched776 words
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Advertisement169 1974-08-02 28 M CONGRATULATIONS TO 1 I THE BEN GROUP OF COMPANIES on their 25th Anniversary and Cold Store Opening Ceremony. We are proud to be associated as suppliers of battery operated forklifts stackers pallet trucks (All the equipment provided were specially designed to perform under temperature of -25' F) JOHN CHEN169 words
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Advertisement104 1974-08-02 28 ALFA-LAVAL/DE LAVAL GROUP OF COMPANIES STAL-ASTRA Gmbh and ALFA-LAVAL FAR EAST SDN BHD BEN AND CO LTD on the opening of their new premises at 48, Spottiswood Park Road a Singapore 2 TI "YOU NAME IT, WE COOL IT." S~ (^\Mm B tKk ara— v* vavav STAL ASTRA SCREW COMPRESSOR104 words
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Advertisement147 1974-08-02 29 THIS WEEK IN TIME uflil^sl iU v BBS <^^^^^W^^^^^S^^^^^B*^^^^ Watergate: A unanimous no to Nixon. Greece: Caramanlis returns. A new hope for democracy. Cyprus: Aftermath of a three-day war. France: The manure revolt. South Korea: President Park stamps out opposition. ON SALE NOW AT YOUR NEWSSTAND $1.80 A COPY A147 words
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Advertisement126 1974-08-02 29 f YZERMANS CO. P.O. BOX 5061 SCHtVENINGEN HOLLAND. EXPORTERS (Since 1795) congratulate THE BEN GROUP j OF COMBAJNTIES I on their I SILVER JUBILEE j Congratulations to the BEN GROUP OF COMPANIES on their 25th. ANNIVERSARY and COLD STORE OPENING CEREMONY From: PETER LEE YOKE HENG Butchery Stall No. 63,126 words
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Miscellaneous31 1974-08-02 29 HOCKEY: PmU Sukan Women's International Sri Lanka v angaporc (Padang. Hi). YACHTING: PeaU Bukan International Regatta (Chan- CHBM: PmU Sukan tournament trarrer Part) BADMINTON: Inter- Bus»iteas Houses Tournament (SBA HaU. pm31 words
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107 1974-08-02 30 Bid to oust Suharto. Student charged JAKARTA. Thursday -A former Indonesian student leader appeared In court here today charged with attempting to overthrow President Suharto. Hartmtn Slregar. 34, looked calm as he entered the court room strongly guarded by security officers In civilian clothes. The Government prosecutor, air. T. H.Reuter - 107 words
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Article38 1974-08-02 30 JAKARTA. Thurs— Beven Singaporeans were among the 117 forelgnaaa from 21 countries deported from Indonesia In the first half of thia year for abualng visa and passport regulation*, an Immigration office spokesman aaid yeaUrday Iteuter38 words
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Article, Illustration390 1974-08-02 30 PAUL WEE - PAUL WEE By A WATCHMAN waa found dead at the Kwong Soon EngineerIng shipyard'! office in Shu Cross yesterday. Beside his body was a note from his killers praying for his tout, and another which explained why they had robbed the yard of $15,000.390 words
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260 1974-08-02 30 MAKARIOS URGES ACTION AGAINST THE TURKS LONDON. Thurs. Archbishop Makarios. depr.sed President of Cyprus, today urged action against Turkey over Its military moves In Cyprus. "I think Turkey should be made to behave." the prelate-politician said. He declined to specify what type of measures should be taken. Archbishop Makarios wasAP - 260 words
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118 1974-08-02 30 SIHANOUK PLANS CAPITAL NEAR ANGKOR DHNOM PENH, Thurs. ■a Former Cambodian Head of State Prince Sihanouk's rival government plans to set up Its capital near the fabled ruins of Angkor Wat. military sources said here today. The sources said Insurgent forces of the Royal Oovemment of National Union, formed byReuter - 118 words
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Article21 1974-08-02 30 BRASILIA, Thura. Bmatl'a inflation rate for tbla yt*r will top 35 per cent. Finance Ministry offldaJe ■Id yeaterday ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Miscellaneous20 1974-08-02 30 The weather TBB weather ouUooki tor Singapore from 6 aJB. to noon today: Cloudy with oonaaofial rain In early morning.20 words
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