Eastern Sun, 6 August 1970

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents Istd. 1966 Vol. 5 No. 1414 Thursday, August 6, 1970. MC (F) 1616
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    Lock icon 'RED TERROR' BOMBS AT PAP BRANCHES
    533 1 Police mo before explosion J3RO-COMMUNIST elements lost night directed their vicious terror compoign ot the ruling People's Action Forty. Police rushed to six PAP bronch offices, following olmost frantic 999 calls that suspiciojs brown bogs, block banners and hammer-and-sickle flags were seen near Or
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    Lock icon ISRAEL AWAITS QUICK TRUCE
    120 1 JERUSALEM, Israel yesterday waited lor a speedy implementation of a limited ceasefire along the Suez Canal, following the official delivery In Washington of its acceptance of the U.S. Middle East peace plan. Prime Minister, Mrs. Golda Meir, told the Knesset (Parliament) on Tuesday that major military
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    Lock icon Bid to form new Bolivian Govt
    148 1 LA PAZ, Bolivia—Bolivian President Alfredo Ovando Candia tried to form a new Cabinet yesterday after Armed Forces leaders rejected his abrupt resignation tendered amid warnings that a rightwing army coup was in the offing. Gen. Ovando resigned early Tuesday along with all his ministers
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      84 1 Imp WlA >- «!ifi «l» ,f I YEO'S PIG'S LEG For really appetising dish. serve Yeo'e delicious Pig's Lag whole chunks of succulent pork slowly stewed In ricti sauce with mushrooms snd chestnut#. Easy to prepare. Just heat end serve. A delicious dish for your entire family in Just ji«y.
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    Lock icon Nude photos of a girl lead to divorce action
    463 2 Wife gets de dissolving the marriage A WOMAN company director yesterday told the High Court how she found a stack of photographs of a nude girl belonging to her husband. "The pictures showing a young girl in various stages of undress
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    Lock icon Bersanding ceremony
    33 2 Mr. Mrs. Abdul Rahman bin Patch at the bersanding ceremony recently at the bride's house. v hlan Jagong, off Jalan Übl, Singapi I. c The b»»uc is the former Miss Rohaua.
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    Lock icon STA still exists? No, says Peralta
    117 2 THE Singapore Tourist Association is finished as far as its members are concerned even though its name has not been struck off the Registry of Societies. The STA's former Executive Secretary, Mr. Paul Peralta. reiterated this yesterday. Mr. Peralta explained that the committee of
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    Lock icon A SINGAPORE 'WEATHER MAN' IN AUSTRALIA
    174 2 Abinqapore "weather man" Is on a nine-month meteorologist's course In Australia to keep tabs on space-age weather monitoring. Mr. Wong Teo Suan, an official in the Met. Bervlce In Singapore, has a B.Sc. degree (mathematics) from the University of Malaya. With him on tlie
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    Lock icon $500 for a punch causing hawker's death
    147 2 Carpenter Tan Kan Leong, 20, was yesterday fined ss## for throwing a punch which caused the death of a hawker. Tan was charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to Koh Tey Boh, 81, near a shop In Commonwealth
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    Lock icon Death by misadventure
    42 2 A coroner yesterday recorded a verdict of misadventure on the death of Chee Fook Lee, 21. found dead on board a ship at Jurong shipyard. Chee, an apprenticefitter had fallen into a 20-foot deep chain locker on Jul, 22.
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    Lock icon A missionary 'China doctor' honoured
    129 2 "China doctor'• an American Seventh Day Adventlst missionary, was given an honorary doctor's degree and received a telegram from President Nixon on his 91st birthday recently. Btill "fighting fit* Dr. Harry w. Miller and his wife Mary plan to return to work In Hong Kong
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    Lock icon 'FAIR ENOUGH' SAY HAWKERS TO GOVT'S RESITING SCHEME
    465 3 HDB to set up hawker centres and backlane hawkers yesterday grudgingly welcomed the Government's proposal to resite them at licensed centres. Many hawkers, interviewed during a sample opinion poll by the Eastern Sun, felt the idea was "fair enouah." There s nothing
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    Lock icon US tourist found dead in a canal
    77 3 AN American construction engineer, who arrived here as a tourist last month, was found dead in a canal beside the Killiney Road Post Office, yesterday morning Police gave hUs name as Bindra Narlndra D. aged 39. Police said the dead man, an American
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    Lock icon 6 YEARS' JAIL FOR $6,762 HOLDUP
    90 3 Choo Teck Hock, 28, was jailed for six years and six strokes of the rot an, for robbing a managing director of a nightclub of $6,762.45 in property and cash. Choo, admitted that on July 1, he and two others held up Neo Wan
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    Lock icon ROBBERY IN PARK
    39 3 Koh Eng Hwee, 21, who was sitting with his Jlrl-friend at the Craword Park, was robbed of hLs $67 wrist watch by two persons. Police said one of the robbers had a dagger. Police are investigating.
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      102 3 SEE AUSTRALIA'S BEST SAWMILLING AND WOODWORKING MACHINERY We've picked out the equipment best suited for local conditions especially medium-sized, portable, easy-to-service items. The range includes saws, logging equipment, sanding and woodworking machinery, chain saws and accessories and lots mora. Products proven in some of the toughest conditions in the world.
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    Lock icon HURRICANE TURNS TEXAN TOWN 'A DISASTER AREA'
    250 5 CHRISTI, Texos —The big deon-up be 90a in Hilt hurricane-battered Texan resort as relief teams conn tad a toll of at least 9 dead and 200 injured. Few buildings escaped damage when Hurricane Cello roared in from the Gulf of Atexico on Sunday
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    Lock icon After boy's trip to Paris: Father tries to get runaway son home
    278 5 SYDNEY The father of the runaway stadent, Charles Tod man, is trying to brin* his son back from Paris. The stowaway boy, 13, la a student of the Randwlek North High School in Sydney. He stowed away on
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    Lock icon 24 NEWSMEN MISSING IN CAMBODIA
    71 5 SAIGON Twenty-four foreign correspondents remained missing today in Cambodia, apparently captured by communist forces. The latest reported missing was Robert Anson, 25, staff correspondent for Time-Lif«'. Anson's wife and two children live in Singapore. A driver of Anson in Phnom Penh disclosed be was told
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    Lock icon IRAQ AND ALGERIA BOYCOTT ARAB MEET
    329 5 TRIPOLI, Libya Colonel Maaracr Gaddafi, Chairman of the Libyan Revolutionary Command Council, sprntd the i—fmuni of Arab Povdfi and Defence Ministers yesterday. However, Iraq and Algeria have boycotted it. Libya, Sppt, Jordan, Syria and Sudan attended the conference In the Cabinet room of the
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    Lock icon TRADE BILL REVISED
    50 5 WASHINGTON A kef tongue agonal committee •greed to soften the terms of a controversial trade bill which President Nixon had threatened to veto because of its protectionist proposals. The U-S Administration had predicted thai the MU in Hs original form would have ■tarted an intsnrfkwial trade war*
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    Lock icon Australia's child brides
    44 5 CANBERRA Australia had 107 "child bridat* under the as* ©f 14 year according to figures released by the Commoiu weath Statistician*! Office. The age of consent fci Australia is IC, but Minors may marry it court permission is first sto» tsinod,
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    Lock icon It pays to give support
    102 6 WASHINGTON American troop* who took part In the military thrust into Cambodia this spring received a bonus from the Treasury, They will not have to pay taxes on the pay they earned while cleaning out communist border sanctuaries there. The Treasury announced that tax concessions
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    Lock icon TATE MURDER CASE: 'Mistrial' plea ends with defence lawyer jailed
    393 6 T OS ANGELES Lawyers' plea for 'a mistrial' in the Tate Murder Case ended with a defence attorney being jailed for contempt yesterday. The latest furore erupted when hippie leader Charles Manson grabbed a newspaper left lying on the defence
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    Lock icon The vanishing voice of courage
    242 6 MANILA A chief security officer's job at the Voice of America (VOA) transmitting station in Tarlac Province north of Manila is equivalent to a death sentence these days. Within a space of two months, two Filipino brothers who held the Job, one after the other,
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    Lock icon The detector that works too well
    102 6 OSAKA, Japan Japan Air Lines, victims of the world's longest aerial hijacking, tested a machine designed to detect concealed weapons at Osaka International Airport in the Expo '7O city. A similar device is already in use at Tokyo International Airport despite flaws in its
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    Lock icon LITTLE HOPE FOR ITALIAN SEXTUPLETS
    143 7 ROME Four of the sextuplets born month® prematurely (o a previously rhildleas Italian labourer's wife died early yesterday. The two surviving babies, none weigh'nß more than two pounds, were a too not expected to lire. Mrs. Antonio Petrone. 35. gave birth to three boys a
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    Lock icon 1,500 REDS KILLED NEAR PHNOM PENH
    339 7 T3HNOM PENH Air strikes against concentrations of communist troops southwest of Ptinom Penh killed 1,500 of them. A government spokesman said bodies of 500 communists were found by troops sweeping near Sre Khlong about 50 miles south-west of the capital on Highway 4. The
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    Lock icon TOP GENERAL MISSING IN PLANE CRASH
    106 7 SAIGON Allied aircraft searched far a Sonfh Vietnamese Brigadier-General missing la the apparent crash of a jet fighter-bomber. Brig -Gen Nguyen Van Phlen, Commander of South Vietnamese forces In Da Nang and surrounding Quang Nam Province was aboard a Jet that disappeared on Tuesday
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    Lock icon Tornado havoc in S. W. France
    95 7 ARCACHON, South-West France—Police b#tta searched Arrachon Basin for 11 missing people after their boats capsized when a violent tornado hit this region, i r At least nine people died-several of them holiday sailors as the freak 60 mile an-hour wind tore through the region.
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    Lock icon Teachers wild at Gorton
    46 7 SYDNEY. Australian Prime Minister John Gorton met with a hostile reception tro-n Australian teachers attending an Internationa] Teachers' Conference. He had *a»d, It ie the primary and overriding responsibility of the primary school to teach reading, writing, elementary mathcmatica and English grammar/
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    Lock icon BRIEFLY AROUND THE WORLD
    365 7 Fulbright's check on U.S. President's image WASHINGTON Sena- j tor William Fulbright aald today the American President is becoming "A Father Image and God King." dominating the nation and overshadowing congress with the help of unlimited access to television. T*e Chairman of the Benate Foreign Rela-
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    Lock icon ELUSIVE PEACE
    645 8 the prospects of peace, or at least a truce, in the Middle East have greatly increased, the Vietnam war, now called the Indochina war, appears to be steadily expanding. The latest move by Bangkok to give arms training to men and women in four border provinces of Thailand
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    Lock icon The emerging power balance
    823 8  -  By Joseph Alsop, MAYBE it is simply the need for a vacation which this reporter is about to take but it must be said that at no time in the last 35 years of work in Washington has the longrange outlook for this country seemed so
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    365 8  -  By Dick West UP to now, the most sought-after document published by the U.S. Government has been a booklet titled "Infant Care" which sells for 20 cents and has about 15 million copies in print. But I will lay you odds that this popular publication will soon
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    Lock icon 'Magic Mushroom'—a paradise for addicts
    676 9  - 'Magic Mushroom' —a paradise for addicts PAGE 9 SPECIAL By Uli Schmetzer ||UNDREDS of Americon hippies ore braying imprisonment ond fines to penetrate the "magic mushroom" mountain range,a paradise in Southern Mexico for addicts of a rare species of narcotic mushroom. The fungus, which grows wild in the Sierra Mazoteco,
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    Lock icon Most arthritis victims do require home treatment
    381 9  -  THE DOCTOR SAYS... By Wayne G. Brandstadt Since arthritis is a chronic disease, most victims need a helpful propamine of home treatment Even the best of t'.iese will not cure the disease but it can add a great deal to the victim's comfort
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    Lock icon BREAKFAST WON'T BE THE SAME AGAIN
    561 10/11  -  By Lee Mueller THE news that most dry breakfast ceuals aren't what we thought they were rocked the nation's capital. Blase Washingtonlans who take international catastrophes as a matter of course, recoiled from their breakfast tables, gagging and spitting. Informed White House sources say
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    Lock icon WILL THE ESKIMOS ALWAYS BE KEPT IN THE BACKGROUND?
    1304 10/11  -  By Clyde Sanger GEMINI AMONG the excitements that linger from the tour of the Canadian Arctic which Queen Elizabeth and her family made for fire days in June there are a couple of sour memories. Sour, that is, for native northerners.
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      1780 12 LOOKING AND LISTENING....^ CARROLL. RIOHTBR'S from the Carroll Righter Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: You are in a cooperative mood and seek new arrangement. withtbose >«>u regard as partners You can do so if you sidestep tendency to get uptight about conditions you do not understand. Take time to show others the
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      Lock icon Should future mother be pampered?
      285 14  -  bcfteliite jßy Ele, Walt Dulaney DEAR WALT: Should a boy be expected to fetch and carry and do all kinds of things jnst because his sister is pregnant? It'* not my fault she's that way and there's another lour months until the baby comes. But
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      Lock icon THE PERSON I ADMIRE VERY MUCH
      570 14 THERE he is sitting behind the steering wheel waiting for the vehicle to warn up. From the back of the car I can see his pro'lle and looking into the carmirror, I can see a welldrawn out face, hardened through years of hard work.
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      54 14 THE Upper Aljunled Technical High School Advisory Committee la organising its Annual Crafts Exhibition on Aug. 8 at the School from 9 00 a.m. to 5 p.m. In conjunction with the National Day Celebration. A great variety of exhibits will be presented to visitors who make donations to
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      Lock icon The agony of waiting
      328 14 BOW ua; of K have been kept awaiting for a long lime? Those who have, will agree with me that it is a frustrating experience. I recall art Incident when East Coast Road was wet an<j slippery and a slight drizzle cast a gloom one evening.
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      Lock icon Follow Christ's teachings —Rev. Nga
      117 14 A call to meet "human needs" as an insurance against Communism was made at the celebration of the Fairfield Methodist Girls' School's 82nd Founder's Day. In his address, Rer. T.C. Nga urged that Jesus Christ's teachings be followed. "He healed the sick, comforted the sorrowful,
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      Lock icon National Day celebrations
      37 14 St. Patrick's School will celebrate the fifth anniversary of the independence of the Republic Of Singapore tomorrow (7.50 a.m.) with a mammoth Inter-class march past and displays by the Uniformed Oxoupa of the school.
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      190 14 ESSAY CONTEST: Rules to observe AiiiiiiITi IAIIIIII iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii The Eastern Sun's essay writing contest for boys and girls of 14 and under (Junior) and boys and giHg over 14 (Senior) appears in this page from Monday to Friday. Prist money is: SIC to* Seniors end $5 for Junior; ♦or every
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    Lock icon BAKED PORK CHOPS WITH RICE
    271 15 Thursday Food with Ruth Bakalar T>ORK chops tost# better when they ore cooked long and lovingly, until there's no trace of pink and the meat is forktender ...where else but in the oven? x'he kind of baking dish you can take from direct heat to
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    201 15 ON THE menu at de luxe restaurants, they call it Coupe aux Marrons, which translates freely into Chestnuts with ice Cream. There's an easy, inexpensive way to put this dessert on your own table a dessert glamorous and sophisticated enough to climax your most elegant dinner party,
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    Lock icon UNCONTROLLABLE BOY NEEDS TREATMENT
    806 15  -  Ann Landers DEAR ANN: I am worried about our 12-year-old son. He has an uncontrollable urge to dt certain simple things over and over again in satisfy himself. Far example, he must write at least I two words with every crayon In the box before he
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      415 17 NOTICES NOTICE IS HKRKBY OIVEN that I TAW SWAM H UAor N° 863-C totW Road HlnipoTe 18, toE applied for a transfer of Beer House Second CUm licence in rrapect of premise* No 727 But Coast Road (Tons Ah Restaurant) to TAN HOK PEN(» <• TAT HOK PENG Ah Restaurant)
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    Lock icon Newcombe in shock tennis defeat
    480 18 HILL, Massachusetts Unseeded Clark Graebner of New York City on Tuesday night pulled what could ba the biggest upset of the year on the PRO tennis circuit by demolishing No. 1 seed John Newcombe of Australia, 6-2, 6-4, in the first round of the United
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    192 18 NEW YORK Results and standings of the major leagues after Tuesday's games: AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W L OB Baltimore 67 39 New York 57 48 91 Detroit 57 49 10 Boston 53 51 13 Cleveland 52 55 151 Washington 49 58 181 WEST W L OB
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    Lock icon Henry Tan tipped to win Masters bowling
    268 18 Singapore's Henry Tan, a promising bowler is favoured to win the men's Masters of the 2nd International Bowling Championships this Sunday. He scored a fantastic 1,307 the first night and came up with another spectacular the second day with eight strikes in a
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    Lock icon Foreman: I can outdo Frazier
    315 18 NEW YORK George Foreman believes that anything Joe Frazier, the heavyweight champion, can do, he can do better. And on Tuesday night in Madison Square Garden, the 21-year-old contender proved it by battering George Chuvalo into a bloody third round technical knockout. It was only
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    Lock icon SOCCER DRAW
    31 18 GLASGOW, Celtic, last season's losing European Cup finalists, drew 0-0 with England's Manchester City, reigning European Cup Winners' Cup champions, in a friendly soccer match here on Tuesday night.
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    Lock icon BEN HOGAN HAS NO REGRETS
    671 18  -  A COLUMN ON AMERICAN SPORTS BY MILTON RICHMAN NEW YORK Ben Hog an says the good old days were fine and •o were the golfers. That brings us right up to today's bunch. What's wrong with them? Nothing, insists Ben Ho g a n. Absolutely
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    134 19 JOHN SURTEES, 3«-ycar-old former World motor and motorcycle racing chain I tion, Is seen here at he wheel of the new British Formula I racing car, the TS7, which he designed and built. The car, capable of reaching 200 m.p.h., made its debut in
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    Lock icon Negri Express in good form
    215 19 By Our Racing Correspondent IPOH Last start winner NEGRI EXPRESS did a sparkling gallop here this morning. With Johnny Rao up, Negri Express matched strides with lalcrest oyer 3# in 41 4/5 on a yielding track. Negri Express, a sevenlength winner first time out, is
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    129 19 MELBOURNE, Lionel Rose, former world bantamwelrht champion, won nls "make or break" fight on Tuesday when he knocked out South African lightweight Richard Borias In the third round here. But It was an unsatisfactory victory for the Australian aborigine. Rose took just 7 minutes 35 seconds to
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    Lock icon WOODLANDS BRAWL AFTER ACCIDENT
    370 20  -  Driver tells 'the story' By K.S. SIDHU SCHOOLBUS driver yesterday gave what he .claimed to be "the inside story" of the Woodlands brawl in which three British servicemen and their wives were beaten up. Beh Keong Yew, 38, his foce swollen and bruised said o crowd
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    Lock icon Jarring to move Arab-Israeli indirect talks
    231 20 UNITED NATIONS The U.N. representatives of the Big Four powers were yesterday expected to ask Middle East peace envoy, Dr. Gunnar Jarring, to initiate Indirect talks between Israel and the Arab states on the basis of U.N. peace proposals. The move will probably come
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    Lock icon Dewi stopped in Jakarta
    57 20 JAKARTA, Madame Ratna Seri Dewi. Japa-nese-born widow of former President Sukarno was prevented from leaving Indonesia vesterday morning, minutes oefore she was due to hoard an aircraft for Hong Kong. Madame Dewi said Jesterdav afternoon she ad been stopped ->n orders from the National Intelligence body,
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    Lock icon Outram Park tenants to form association
    134 20 OHOPOWNERS and reO sidents at Outram Park are planning to form an association to promote the welfare, interest and better relationship among tenants An application for the association has already been submitted to the Registrar of Socleties. Mr. V.B. Vardan has been elected president
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    37 20 BOMB \Y A 10,600ton Panamanian oil tanker, Ampuria, is in danger of breaking up after running aground off the West Coast of India on Tuesday night, according to radio messages reaching Bombay yesterday.
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    Lock icon 2 Arab Commando factions clash
    132 20 AMMAN Fighting has broken out between the Action Organisation for the Liberation of Palestine and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), according to authoritative sources here yesterday. The two Commando organisations have adopted conflicting attitudes towards Egyptian President Nasser's acceptance of the
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    20 20 NEW DELHI Indian newspapers yesterday welcomed the Government's announcement that India is to have consular relations with East Germany.
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