Eastern Sun, 2 August 1970

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    18 1 THE SUN Final edition PHH 10 —NT» Vol. 1 No. 20 Sunday, 2 August 1970. MC (P) 1953
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    Lock icon LEE: DON'T BE STRIKE-HAPPY
    255 1 PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Tew warned workers Saturday not to he strike-happy. "If you re-create a reputation for being a strike-happy community, then the consesuences are grievous, H Mr. Lee said. Speaking at the official opening of the premises of the Jurong Town Residents Association, Mr.
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    Lock icon GENERAL UNREST IS NONSENSE—NTUC
    243 1 Notional Trades Union Congress used strong language yesterday to deny an Eastern Sun report about labour unrest in Singapore. Mr. Phey Yew Kok, President of the NTUC, said in o Press release: "I would like to take this occasion to dispel wild allegations made In certain
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    245 1 THE National- Trades Union Congress and government officials yesterday denied In strong terms a report in the Eastern Sun that there was labour unrest In Singapore. Possibly the various la-bour-management disputes now going on are not connected but facts do reveal that discontent Is simmering. Prime Minister Lee Kuan
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      12 1 ORIENT Tlm liiOi 111 radical nmm llaipmu SON Y STEREO TAPE RECORDER
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      123 1 S .1 R 3T4 Ah Seng knows what's watt... Hi* savings arc modest but very, very important to him. And, naturally enough, he wants to know that his money is safe, secure and readily availeble. That's why ha saves wHJi The Hongkong Bank Group. You'see, we invest our money .Ah
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    Lock icon STC STRIKERS AGREE TO COURT HEARING
    194 3 'THE strike by the 541 workers of the Singopore Tobocco Company wos colled off ot noon yesterday. The decision to coll off the strike was taken by the executive committee of the union which agreed to have the dispute referred to the Industrial Arbitration
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    Lock icon Amok slashes six at market
    269 3 A man ran amok yesterday and slashed six people In an open air market at 10 m.s. Ylo Chu Kant Road. Two of the victims were admitted to the Thomson Road General Hospital and one was placed in the "dangerously 1U list.'* He is Ang
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    Lock icon Jail and cane for robbers
    206 3 CHUN KHENG MIN, 26, pleading guilty to a charge of robbery said he needed money to pay oft his gambling debts. Chun and co-defen-dants Chal Fock Seng. 32. and Foong Yew Chor. 19. pleaded guilty to robbing $2,245 in jewellery and cash from Ma Keng
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    Lock icon Did not renew Identity Cards
    96 3 A man and a woman, pleaded guilty on Saturday to a charge of falling to register for the new plastic laminated Identity Cards, In 1967. Mohamed Jalanle B. Abdul Al, 24, a labourer, who was arrested on July 29, was fined $5O. A housewife, Ee
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    Lock icon NEW GERMAN AMBASSADOR
    45 3 Dr. Wilhelm Loer ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany presented his credentials to President Yusof bin ishak at the Istana yesterday. Dr. Loer, a career diplomat, succeeds Mr. Oswald Baron yon Rlchthofen. Dr. Loer Joined West Germany's foreign ser▼ice In 1952.
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      177 3 vm We make beautiful aircondhioners because thatis al we do make ''At Carrier, we make nothing but airconditioners. So we really know them backwards. We also feel that if you live with an •irconditioner, you might as well enjoy it for its looks as well 8s Its coolness. Hence the
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    Lock icon CHINA WARNS OF 3rd WORLD WAR
    307 4 ITONG KONG Chino bos varntd of Hit donger of o Hiird world wor ond hit of Moocow in the strongest denunciation of Russian troop deployments along its frontiers sine# Sino-Soriet border folks began in Peking lost Octo- ber. A Joint editorial in Peking's three
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    Lock icon New peace effort
    29 4 VIENTIANE A special envoy of the Dro-Commu-nist Pathet Lao arrived in Vientiane Friday for a new effort to arrange negotiations with Prime Minister Prince Souvanna Phouma
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    Lock icon Vietnamese burn Indira's effigy
    211 4 SAIGON About 15# young Vietnamese burned an effigy of Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in downtown Saigon Friday night. The demonstrators, wearing the badges of a South Vietnamese veterans' organisation, handed out leaflets threatening unspecified action against Indian residents of Saigon. Relations between Saigon and New
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    Lock icon Having a ball at the beach
    52 4 IT'S a big ball for beautiful beach bunny Pam Carswell. And Pam has a day and night ball on Miami Beach hiding from the smog of New York. Actually, she's a secretary for a convention being held In Miami but she does get some
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    Lock icon Treason: 21 on trial
    56 4 PHNOM PENH. Cambodia will open Its big-gest-ever treason trial here on Monday with 21 men. Including three Army officer*, facing charges of helping the Vletcong. All the 21 men face possible death penalties when they appear before the military court to be held in K. am
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      256 4 NOTICES HOTELS LICENSING REGULATIONS, 1956 Regulation 12(i) (at Application for a Certificate of Registration Notice is hereby given that YEE KENG CHEO of No 2, LORONC 15. GEYLANG, Singapore, is applying to the Hotels Licensing Board. Singapore, for a Certificate of Registration in respect of premises known as MING ANG
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    Lock icon HO CHI MINH DEATH RIDE
    51 5 A Communist truck corrying supplies to North Vietnamese ond Vietcong troops moves down the Ho Chi Minh trail through an allied air strike. The trail borders Loos ond the northern port o# South Vietnam. Burned out trucks and dead bodies littered the trail ofter t'ie
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    Lock icon New name soon for no force meeting
    127 5 MOSCOW. West German Foreign Minister Walter Scheel and bis Soviet counterpart, Mr. Andrei Gromyko, today met for another round of talks on a bilateral treaty renouncing the use ol force. A West German spokesman said the talks' atmosphere improved and treaty articles were
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    Lock icon SPECIAL POLICE SQUADS CHECK TOKYO EXHAUSTS
    317 5 Police squads protected by gas masks started Tokyo's campaign for clean air on Saturday with a crackdown on air pollution. At check-points on 10 busy intersections throughout the city they started enforcing new standards for vehicle exhaust gases which came into effect. Under new
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    Lock icon Smog belt spreads as New York clears
    196 5 NEW YORK The big belt off smog which hat plagued New York for the past week is spreading south and now reaches more than 1,000 miles down the length of the land to the Gulf of Mexico. While New York today lifted its
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    Lock icon BRINGING THE BIG ONES IN TO LAND
    47 6 It's a«t trick phsts graph—just deceiving angles. One looks as if it {«t smashed info a hillside and the other loeks like a gigantic fair ground ride. Both pictures were taken as the aircraft were landing in Beirut, Le- n
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    Lock icon India's floods hit millions
    114 6 PATNA. India, About 2.600,000 people In more than 2.503 villages have been hit by monsoon flood# which have made wide areas of Northern Bihar a vast, rolling sea ol water. Bihar Revenue Minister Chandra Sekhar Singh said only highlevel roads and islands of land in the
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    Lock icon Mid-East peace chief Jarring to arrange talks for ceasefire
    377 6 NEW YORK United Nations Secre-tary-General U Thant today recalled kit special representative Dr. Gnnnor Jarring to New York to prepare for indirect peace talks between Hie Arabs and Israel. Hopes for peace in the Middle East soared as it was announced
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    Lock icon PETROL BOMBER SHOT AND KILLED ON BELFAST STREET
    396 6 BELFAST A hoax coH to police led a patrol cor into on ambush last night and started a riot that left a teenaged petrol bomber lying dead from army gunfire. The incident bore out an army warning issued earlier this year but
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    Lock icon Quake dead now at 175
    68 6 TEHERAN The death toll from Thursday's earthquake in north eastern Iran reached ITS Friday as army helicopter* evacuated the wounded and dropped medical supplies to remote villages in the devastated areas near the Soviet border. The Red Lion and Sun Society, Iran'a equivalent of the
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    Lock icon Cow slaughter ban not constitutional
    123 6 NEW DELHI. A BUI to Kan the slaughter off cows to Hindus la Delhi would violate the 1»*as Constitution, Parliament was told Saturday. The Ml wvuld Inpome 14 u4m restrictions" and violate an article of MM ONstitutlon which m§arantees the right* off afl Indians in
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    Lock icon EXCLUSIVE! MY BICYCLE AND ME
    864 10/15  -  THE MORNNG AFTER with Weatherbee Wong W ELL here lam again dear hearts and gentle people. I'm in love with the world and my bicycle yes Weatherbee Wong's feud with the cabbies has ended and the romance of the year (between me and my bicycle)
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    Lock icon Music fills the generation gap —but not completely
    598 10/15  -  From Lee Mueller FOR Hi® most part, rock music it an enigma to Hi# working world, a screeching, amplified distortion of sound that has more relevance to breaking dishes than it hat to satisfying esthetic yearnings. Businessmen still make jokes about "kids'
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      185 10/15 Number 2 in the family Number 1 at the car park No trouble parking this mini. It fits in almost anywhere. And yet there's enough room Inside for four adults to ride comfortably. Your shopping goes front and the engine's behind, for better handling and quieter driving. Fronte is nippy
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      35 10/15 a i Saturday&Sunday t Coburfully served by Malays in National Costume to the accompaniment of the hotels Light StringOrchestia. yi H i p Cfye (Eatbpit 6/70xlev Riso.Sinflapora Tol 3384 a s H t < S M
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  • THE SUN SPORTS LIFTOUT
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      Lock icon SUNGEI WANG II IN FLUENT WIN
      1636 11  -  By DENNI BOY Sungei Wane U« five-year-old Macquario gelding, opened winning accounts when he beat a class two division Ave field over 7F at Bukit Timah yesterday. Installed a warm favourite, Sungel Wang n, (Velu) duly obliged to pay $l5 for a win. He
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      56 11 WILLIAMSON. NY A racing car with ft* accelerator pedal Jammed tore Into the crowd at 160 kph (100 mph) at a race meeting here Friday, killing four spectator* and caualng dozens of Injuries. The driver. Gary Cornelius. waa among thoee injured. The car cut through several rows of
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      36 11 T(|T(l Win this 1 Sunday's JACKPOT FOR TODAY'S DRAW NO: 61/70 (2-8-70) IST CROUP S 110.000 TO WIN NIKS WITH 5 HUMMUS COB*«CT SPECIAL NATIONAL DAY DRAWS WW 2,228 ATTPACTIVE GIFT PRIZES TWO Kssru xsnvjxrsrsxt-* Dtav.
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      41 11 SWEEP Ist Prise No: *****4 ($4,969) 2nd Prime No: *****1 ($1,419) 3rd Priae No: *****2 (9 709) Starters ($l5O each) Nos: *****6 *****8 *****9 *****1 *****8 *****6 Coasolations ($lOO each) Nos: *****2 *****5 *****7 *****4 *****8 *****4 *****2 *****9 *****1 *****3
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    1319 12 Rftl It CL S Dlv. 1—6 F.— 2.00 p. m. ($6,SOO) 1. ***** New Liberty By 900 CH Gan (RS Breuk) PK Leong 11 S. ***** Jackie 1) 4y 900 Blenheim (Sarruurl) Kingston 8 a. 06i Count Carl* ay 9.00 Wilvin (Chong) 4. ***** Majestic Hear fiy
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    200 12 UkNNI BOt iP&CO .ZODIAC HACK It (4) (IS) <s> MAJESTIC HOUR The Horn Count Carlo ill MAJESTIC HOUR Count Carlo Golden Sun (13) ii THE BOSS Court Order Blast OR HACK <: 11 1 HIGHLAND INN Cum Laude Encore m PELOR MAS Highland Inn Cum Laude PELOR MAS Cum
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    Lock icon DOUBLE SEVEN MUST WIN CUP
    1150 13  -  GO RACING with THE SUN |By IN Denni Boy TWO Wee Hood Teck has three horses. Moonbeam, Double Seven and Forget-Me-Not 111 engaged in a five horse race and I choose DOUBLE SEVEN to win the $15,000 Pes fa Sukan Cup over 11f at Bukit
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    Lock icon MURRAY, SOBERS SHOW TOP FORM
    434 13 LEEDS, England A big innings by West Indians Derryck Murray and Gary Sobers carried the Rest of the World cricket team to a valuable first innings lead over England on the second day of the fourth Test match at Headingley here. Murray hit a solid
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    Lock icon 5 birdies in a row
    122 13 HARRISON N.Y.—Young John Miller scored a string of five straight bardies for a five-un-der-par 67 here and took a one-stroke lead after two rounds of the 250,000 dollars (*****.000) Westchester gold classic. The U.S. golfing circuit's juniors had a field day on the 6,700-yard Westchester
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    38 13 IPOH Thailand had the honour of winning the first gold when Nodpol Detran ran a great race to win the 5,000 metres in the second International Schools Athletic Championship meet at the Stadium Perak here this morning.
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    Lock icon TOP SEEDS WIN EASILY
    124 13 LOUISVILLE, Ken. Top-seeded John Newcombe, the 1970 Wimbledon champion, mixed powerful slams with deft drop shots to defeat South Africa's CHIT Drysdale 6-4, 6-4 In the quarter-finals of the Louisville tennis classic yesterday. Second-seeded Rod Laver, third-ranked Ken Rosewali, and fourth seeded Tony Roche also won
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  • Church at home A WEEKLY ROUND-UP OF CHRISTIAN ACTIVITIES
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      Lock icon 'WHERE YOU COME IN'
      381 16 WHERE you come in" ow HM words of o psychiatrist to William prMcW and expositor, in response to Dr. Barclay s enquiry about friend then undergoing treatment by tt»o OOCFOr. The story is related in John N. Gladstone's book, 'The Volley Of The Verdict". Big gob
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      Lock icon Church quits world body
      91 16 TAIPEI The Presbyterian Church of Taiwan has decided to |«it the World Council of Chnrches in protest against its alleged procommon ist policies, the Central News Agency reported Friday. A resolution to this effect was approved at the chnrch's annual general assembly. It said that in
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      Lock icon How precious is Jesus?
      64 16  -  D. H. Pascoe HOW precious is He to us? the warmth of our worship, the sweetness of our prayer, the holiness of our living, the eagerness of our service, the length of our patience, our passion to win the lost for whom He died all these
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      Lock icon HELP FOR REFUGEES
      40 16 GENEVA Church relief agencies In Sweden, the United States, the Netherlands. Great Britain and Australia have made available $37,177 to the World Council of Churches, as their contribution towards the repatriation of the Vietnamese population 1A Cambodia.
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      Lock icon Pollution: Mind Your Thoughts
      397 16  -  Alice N. Hawke SO MUCH talk of polluted air, water and food! Did M ever occur to you that the wont kind of pollution is that of the mind—-a mind thai can with every stroke of a pen or uttered word pour forth filth, not fit
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      35 16 Temperance advocate: How much beer do you drink a day? The man asked: About three quarts. Temperance advocate: Good gracious, I couldn't drink that much water. The man asked: Neither could L
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      20 16 -ANYTHING you did lor one of My brethren here, however humble, you did for Me." (Matthew 25:40, Ji.L.B).
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    Lock icon A VOLCANO SPEAKS
    327 17  -  By Rev. L. J. Gomm T REMEMBER that the tea had become a glorious pool of crimson. It was about midnight and our ship had slowed down so that passengers might flew the awe-inspiring spectacle. It was the Mediterranean Sea and the crimson glow came trom Vesuvius,
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    252 17 READ MATTHEW 5:13-16. Them that honour mo I will honour (I Samuel 2:30). WHO CAN measure the power of example? Many things remind us of the baleful effect of a bad example. Christians should realise that through their example they have their best opportunity for witness. Eric
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    174 17 TAKE MY HOME, bjr Margaret Warde »S- U. London) 1969. Paper. pp. 96 Price: $2.10 This is a most interesting story cf bow sateen people set out to use their homes for grou D evangelism, etc At first they faced all kinds of objections, but the results prove that
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    148 17 SOMEONE has said that Christians are not called to ever be a majority. On the contrary the 'little flock* *o whom the Kingdom is promised will find itself always at odds with the majority, to which it has a definite ministry This mav take many forms:
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    56 17 THE prophet Ezeklel received his commission "I send thee to the children of Israel; and thou shalt say unto them. Thus saith the Lord God. "And they, whether they will hear, or whether they will forbear (for they are a rebellious house) yet shall know that there
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    Lock icon The drinker's Psalm
    112 17 KING Alcohol Is my shepherd, I shall always want. He maketh me to lie down in the gutter. He leadeth me beside troubled waters. He destroyeth my soul. He leadeth me Into paths of wickedness for the effects' sake. Yea, though I walk In the Valley of
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      252 17 When the Lord God created man in his own image, hp installed in his new creation a spiritual computer. so designed that it would maintain a two-way communication system with heaven, and so programmed that man's obedience would bring God's blessing and fellowship. One day man was led by the
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      1743 18 THE SUM i LOOKING AND UST TV Singapura §.OO The New* Sunday Diary; 810 Hun day Bpecuu: 0.00 Orchaatraa Only; 9.1 A Right Or Wrong- #4B Only Polk; 10.00 We've (Jot It Taped; 1030 Youth In ActCHANNEL A.M. 10 00 Opening Anncta. The Jack La Lanne Show 10 30 WooMnda
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    621 20 riItATUE AND AIM... OINGAPORE'S theatre world it oil behind the scenes ot the moment but the wrop will be coming off soon. And Experimental Theatre should give a great big shot of adrenalin to theatre and their production of
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    61 20  -  WITH FELICITY KANT Just about everything hat been used to create art from matches (used) to rusted baked bean cans. But here's something new... nails.. tons of them. And Gunther Uecker uses nails to nail things together for his creations and iust plain nails all by themselves. Here
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    58 21 HOLLYWOOD This is how Lola Falana looks like when leaving her bathroom. But her appearance in such a light apparel is only for the benefit of the cameras while shooting the film "The Liberation of L. B. Jones" In the film, lovely Lola plays the role of L.
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      651 21 ELVIS AND SHIRLEY TOP POP CHARTS Shirley Bassey's Sultry Lola "Something'* moved from seventh to fifth in the British charts Just behind the former front-runner Mungo Jerry's "In The Summertime," which is slowly sliding down the charts after holding the top place for several weeks. LONDON 1. All Right Now:
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  • POPPING AROUND WITH PLATTER PETE
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      Lock icon The life lines of Glenys Hewett
      135 22 R«ol No m Glenys Veronica Hewett. Birth dote: 28th Nov. 1951. Height: sft6ins. Weight: 8} Btone. Birth place: Melbourne. Age entered show business: Thirteen (As professional sixteen). First public appearance: At local dance In Bendlgo Vic (Hometown). Biggest break In career: Joined a pop
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      135 22  -  D.J. THE WHO: Summertime Blues (Track). You will, ol course, already be familiar with thi s item—because it's extracted from the bestselling "Who Live At T P And therein lies its main handicap for 1 would have thought that so man v people t ave already
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      Lock icon IDES OF MARCH NEW TO THE CHARTS
      224 22 AFTER BS T, Chicago and Flock the Ides of March? Well, maybe not It's hard to tell on the strength of one single sounding like a commercialised BS T but this college group has got the right background. They're seven strong. Tocal-instrumental with
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      Lock icon Rare Bird
      307 22 in the charts with 'Sympathy The Impact of Rare Bird on the British scene has been swift and sudden. In October, 1969 they were Just a group of friends and musicians rehearsing in a room at organist Graham Field's London apartment. Within three months they have released a
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      Lock icon PLATTER PETE'S POSTBAG
      289 22 HI THERE! Within the last two weeks I've seen two great shows in THE TOUNG AMERICANS and the ANN MARGRET Show. They're rare treats to Singapore audiences. However, I'd like to know If well ever hare those specially hep type catered •hows we had a few years
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  • ADVENTURES IN A SINGAPORE KITCHEN
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      Lock icon THE ONE-CRUST PIE
      1150 23 LIKE modes of dress, food preparations have a way of coming into fashion, reigning supreme for a while, and then falling back Into relative obscurity. Food fashions don't normally warrant the attention and news space that are granted to clothing (are you as sick of the minl-mldl-maxi
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      Lock icon High style orange chiffon pie
      197 23 SPEAKING of pies In fashion, the chiffon pie (mama didn't know about chiffon pies, either) is reasonably new and definitely in vogue now. This version uses no cream, which makes it less calorific than some. Combine 3 egg yolks with l cup water and 1/4
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      Lock icon COOKS' POST BOX
      346 23 MRS. H. N. B. wants to know—and I think 1 delect a note of asperity in her polite inquiry why I "always speelfy doubleacting baking powder, for baking, and what Is it, anyway?" First question first: I specify d. a. baking powder because that's what I use
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      24 23 Where To Stat STRAND HOTIL, BENCOOLEN STREET. TOWN CENTRE. QUIET. CLEAN, REASONABLE RATES. AIRCONDITIO NED ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH. BAR RESTAURANT. HOMELY SERVICES. TELS: *****/*****.
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    Lock icon BOMBS DESTROY TWO STC BUSES
    161 24 ITOMEMADE bombs exploded ond destroyed two Singopore Traction Company buses to cinder in New Bridge Rood bus terminus, next to the Outram Rood Hospital, at about 6 p.m. yesterdoy. Earlier another STC bus in Lorong 1, Too Poyoh was also damaged by the similar type
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    Lock icon BAND REHEARSAL
    70 24 eighteen participating bands Including the Singapore Armed Forces and the Police Force will turn up for. the National Day rehearsal at the Padang from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. this morning. Traffic will not be allowed Into St. Andrew's Road with effect from 8 a.m. Traffic movements along
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