Eastern Sun, 6 August 1970, Afternoon Edition

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  • Title Section
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    13 1 EASTERN SUN EVENING 10 CEN Thursday, August 6, 1970. Vol. 5 No. 1414
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    Lock icon Chloroform gang robs old woman
    234 1 A WASHERWOMAN today recalled with Horror How ske was chloroformed and robbed by Hiree men posing as Homing and Development Board officers. Mrs. Saimah Abdullah, 49, lost her entire savings of $3OO and jewellery valued at $5OO. The three bogus HDB men tricked her into
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    Lock icon GANGSTERS HIRED TO 'ELIMINATE' UNION MEN
    275 1 Thugs paid to settle scores says the NTUC "OPPOSITION factions" hove been accused of hiring gongsters to eliminate "accredited union leoders." Perjuangan the officio! publicotion of the Notional Trodes Union Congress, cited the recent attack on NTUC President Phey Yew Kok as an exomple.
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    Lock icon Woman driver paralyses English town
    116 1 LONDON In the annals of women drivers. Sandra Holt, 23, Is destined to hold a special place. Yesterday sh« caused the town's buses to grind to a halt and today she was suspended from her Job as a bus driver. Miss Holt, a former school
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    Lock icon Must God have a lawyer?
    145 1 LOS ANGELES—A Nanla Kwi jadge hu agreed to hrtr argaraent* on whether God mvai have his own lawyer when be (eta Involved In a law salt. Pending his decision, Superior Court Judge Kenneth Eymann stayed a ruling he made last month that God cannot own
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    Lock icon Demands renewed
    32 1 MONTEVIDEO URUOUAY L»ft-wing guerrilla* have renew* ed demand* that the government, release aJI political prisoner* in exchange for the USAID official and a Bra* 7.11 lan diplomat th«f have kidnapped
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    Lock icon The planting goes 0n...
    60 2 THE war is only a few hundred yards away, but the planting of rice and other crops goes on throughout Cambodia Here a family plough a paddy field about 20 miles south of Phnom Penh. The farmers accept the now dangerous situation, but hope the fighting
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    Lock icon Govt to probe Ceylon Press
    195 2 COI OMBO. A threenirmbcr Koyal Commission ban been set ■p to investigate bribery allegations and rumoured breaches of exchange control and Inland revenue laws by Ceylon's largest Prr* group The group. Associated Newspaper* of Ceylon Limited publishes five dally and three weekend newspapers. It la
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    Lock icon Students shoot leader who was a 'police spy'
    204 2 MANILA A Filipino student leader and his fiancee shot dead in mysterious circumstances were "liquidated" by students who suspected they were government spies, a suspect in the double killing says. Edu.irdo Dasmarinas, reportedly a rank ng member of the radical Kabataang Makabayan
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    Lock icon Czechs win
    66 2 MANILA. Czechoslovakia's Slavta P*-aha Auto Skoda last night won the second cf tnree games in Manila de. eating Meralco Five of the Philippines 85-80. The half-time *cor e was 43-44 to Meralco. Meralco at one time led b* AS MAN? HS six points but the teller visitors wer
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    Lock icon Walter looks for a strong girl
    91 2 LONDON Walter Cornelias known what he wants in a woman. Says Walter. 45. "I don't want just an ornament, the |irl I am looking for must be able to wield a sledieb ammer to crack slabs of concrete across my head." Walter fc a
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    Lock icon Japan relives A-bomb horror
    159 2 HIROSHIMA Hiroshima relived its dMtnich km by the atomic bomb for Hie 25Hi year today witfc a memorial service foe Hie claimed 200,000 dead and a plea for peace. In hot, sticky weather, similar to that (or the dropping of the A-bomb in 1945, thousands attended
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      80 2 II" :n f m Hi i far a ready tppatiaJng dial). aarvo Yao dniicioua Pif'a lag whole chunks ol aucculant pork slowly atawad in rich aauca with muahrooms and chastnuta. luy to prapara Just ha at and aarva A dalicioua dtsh lor your antira famdy In |ual illy. Vao a
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      251 2 Tonight's TV 6.00 Opening anncts in •11 Language* and Dr Who 6.30 News >n Brief t English) 6.35 Banana Splits 7.10 Our Oceanic Neighbour* (English) 740 Newt *n Chinese 755 What Others Sujr (Chinese) 8.25 Asianway (English) 900 New* in English 9.15 The Rado Show 10.10 Amateur rheatre (Patriotism A
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    Lock icon THERE'S A CURSE ON USSAYS GRIEF-STRIKEN FAMILY
    253 3 r J HREE bereaved families are planning to meet and offer prayers to lift a curse honging over them. The fomilies oil related hove lost two daughters ond o son from road Occidents. Robin Teo Book Choon, 16, was killed when he fell
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    Lock icon Bernadette's 100,000 consolations
    73 3 LONDON. Tk« tinkle fljjMl CMk regis! latfton fee Jailed Mew bm ef PmdUmeet Beraadrtte Devlin |kr sews shirts in a north era Ireland prison. Her book **Ttoe Price of Mjr Soul" ha* sold more than 100.000 copies in Britain and Ireland and substantial royalties are piling up
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    Lock icon Bobby Kennedy junior on drug charge
    265 3 BOSTON Robert Kennedy jr. 16-year-old ton of tike assassinated Senator, will apoear in juvenile court today on a charge o4 possessing marijuana. He wa« arrested with bis cousin, sargent Shrijetr Jr. son of the former U S Anbauidor to France, and about 15 others
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    Lock icon Man with chisel is jailed
    112 3 A nan with nine ©re▼loua coarieUoni ni today sentenced to dx month* jail when he pleaded guilty to possessing a Housebreaking Instrument. a OoYlndasamy. 36. was caught with a ehlael in hie hand ae he wa« trying to run away from a house at Tapah
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    Lock icon Blast rocks Damascus
    28 3 DAMASCUS. Several people were Injur*}, six commercial stores destroy and Mores of dbop windows dama#ed by an explosion In a Damanrnn main street last ulahk
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    Lock icon 'Magic Mushroom'—a paradise for addicts
    672 5  - 'Magic Mushroom' —a paradise for addicts By Uli Schmetzer JJUNDREDS of American hippies arc braving imprisonment and 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 Sierro Mazoteca, o remote range
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    Lock icon Most arthritis victims do require home treatment
    393 5  -  THE DOCTOR SAYS... By Wayne G. Brandstadt Since arthritis is a chronic disease, most victims need a helpful proIT am me of home treatEven the best of iese will not cure the disease but it can add a great deal to the victim's
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    Lock icon BREAKFAST WON'T BE THE SAME AGAIN
    564 6/7  -  By Lee Mueller THE news that most dry breakfast eels aren't what we thought they were rocked the nation's capital. Blase Washlngtonians who take International catastrophes as a matter of course, recoiled from their breakfast tables, gagging and spitting. Informed White House sources sftv
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    Lock icon WILL THE ESKIMOS ALWAYS BE KEPT IN THE BACKGROUND?
    1305 6/7  -  By Clyde Sanger AMONG the excitements that linger from the tour of the Canadian Arctic which Queen Elizabeth and her family made for five days in June there are a couple of sour memories. Sour, that is, for native northerners. The
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    Lock icon BAKED PORK CHOPS WITH RICE
    269 9 Thursday Food with Ruth Bakalar 1 >ORK chops taste 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? The kind of baking dish you can take from direct heat
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    Lock icon A DESSERT DISCOVERY
    203 9 ON THE menu at de luxe restaurants, they call It Coupe aux Macrons, 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
    816 9  -  Ann Landers DEAR ANN: I am Morrird about our 12-year-old son. He na> an uncontrollable urge to d< certain simple thinek over and over again In order to satiafy him* sell. For example ne must write at least I two words with every I crayon in
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    Lock icon Owner dismisses girl who charged Moore with theft
    390 10 JJOGOTA, Colombia The owner of the Bogota jewellery shop where England soccer captain Bobby Moore wos alleged to have stolen a gold ond emerald bracelet, said yesterday he has closed down the shop and dismissed the girl who accused Moore. The owner,
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    Lock icon Football cup final
    113 10 LONDON Manchester United and Derby County last night qualified to meet In the final of the Watney Mann Cup the first sponsored soccer competition in British league history. The competition brought together the highest-scoring teams from the lesgue's four divisions excluding those teams which bad won through
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    Lock icon Ickx weds
    39 10 BRI'SSEI JS, Jarky Ickx, 25-year-old Belgian racing driver, yesterday married 19-year-old brunette Catherine Blaton daughter of one of Belgium's leading contractors. The brid« told reporters at the roception she is trying to make Jhchy give up racing
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    Lock icon PHILLIES HAVE A 'PLUS CHART'
    350 10  -  •y MILTON RICHMAN m NEW YOtK Frank Lucckesi. Ike Pkiladelpku Phillies. mi ni| ir, kji this tking he calls kit "Pint Ckart" in kia oHica at Conmc Mack i;, IM 1W chart Is IS b? 24 Mm. It's Minted an a pleat of enrdbonrd and
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    Lock icon Ashe in quarter-finals
    510 10 CHEBTNVT HILL, Mass. America'! Arthur Ashe nnrlve4 a scare trmm Egypts Ismail El Shafel before winning f-S, 1-4 In advancing with three Australians into the quarter-finals •f the BJB. Professional Tennis Champion ships at the Longwod Cricket Club yesterday. Ashe, 17, America's peeoad ranked payer who Is
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    Lock icon Clarke beaten
    51 10 081/), Australian xunolng-machine Ron Clark*, made a disappointing farewell to International athletic* here last night when he finished sixth In probably hu final 10,000 metres race. The race was won by American Frank Shorter in 28 32 Spain's Mariano Haro dsn ems was second. and Japan's Txugemltsu Suaukl
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    Lock icon 124 hours non-stop on a see-saw
    82 11 STEVE COOPER (left) and Gary Turpen happily exchange congratulations after teeterine and tottering to a world record for continuous see-sawing. They passed the mark of 115hr 33 min set earlier this year by two youths In Yorkshire, England. Cooper and Turpen, of Castro Valley,
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    Lock icon FATAL FIRE GUTS 33RD FLOOR OF SKYSCRAPER
    289 11 YORK Fire broke out in o 50-storey Woll Street skyscraper lost night, trapping workers in the lifts, on the upper Hoors and roof for more thon two hours. Two people were killed. Fire officials said that everyone known to have been trapped had
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    Lock icon African nations unite over arms to South Africa
    198 11 NAIROBI Foreign Ministers of four African Commonwealth countries have announced agreement on common strategy over arms deaJs with South Africa by Britain or any other country. A brief joint communique signed by the Fore.gn Ministers of Kenya, Tanzania. Uganda and Zambia said
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    Lock icon Huey Newton released on $150,000 bail
    65 11 BAN FRANCISCO, Huey Newton, foundermember of the Black Panther militant Negro movement, ha* been released from Jail on a 8$ 150,000 ball. Newton received a two-to-IS-year Jail sentence In September, 1968, for allegedly murdering a white police officer. A California Appeals Court ha* ordered
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    Lock icon Driver admits rape, murder
    188 11 ROUBAIX, France Germain Lienard, 31, a truck driver, has confessed to killing Jean LemeUe and attempting to kill Mrs. Monique Lcmelle after raping Her. After being Interrogated by police. Lienard a father of five children, said he picked up the French couple, who were hltch-hlklng through
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    Lock icon Little chance for surviving sextuplets
    74 11 ROME The two surviving babies of the aextup.eti born to a 35-year-old woman in a Rome hospital are In very serious conditions with le?s than a five per cent chance of surv.vai doctors say. The sextupleta— three boys and three flrls were born during the
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      394 11 mii* HKRKBY OrVKN that I. TAM SWAN w if 88J-C East CoMt Road Singapore 15 have applied for a tranuli r of Beer Hcum Second CI mm licence 'l* l 0 prcmlMt No 737 But Cokm Kiad (Ton* Singapore, and that thin application will be beard in r>r.,,.n^i Jrl Dl,
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