Eastern Sun, 11 August 1970, Afternoon Edition

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  • Title Section
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    13 1 EASTERN SUN HJFVENING 10 CEN Tuesday, August 11, 1970. Vol. 5 No. 1417
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon WE WERE RIGHT
    578 1 Cabinet changes announced GOVERNMENT lost night confirmed on EASTERN SUN scoop obout o top-level cabinet reshuffle ond the creation of o new Home Affoirs Ministry. The reshuffle was first reported exclusively in lost Saturday's EASTERN SUN. We said: "The Ministry of Interior and Defence Is to be
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  • Article
    Lock icon Landlords killed by peasants
    247 1 MEW I>H,HI, Two landlords in the Com-munist-infested Dinajpur district of West Bengal were killed yesterday by villagers attempting to seise their crops The two were the first fatalities in the threeday land crabbing movrment which three political parties have organised to help landless peasant*. A spokesman
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  • Article
    Lock icon Huk chief trapped in hills
    114 1 MANILA One of the Philippines' most wanted rebels and about 35 of his lluh follower* are trapped on a 1 foot mountain nest of Manila. Police yesterday cordoned ol! the mountain in the Bataan Peninsula adjoining Olongnpo City after the dissidenli retreated up into the
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  • Article
    Lock icon POLICE SMASH ID CARD THEFT GANG
    210 3 ¥)OLICE hove smashed o gong which specialised in stealing and selling Singopore identity cards to illegal immigrants. Five members of the gang codenamed "Bersatu" have been arrested and investigations are still going on. "Hie gang's operation aJ area" had bwn at Chang! Beach where
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    Lock icon Back to school for these taxi drivers
    246 3 ENGLISH lesson* for taxi drivers opened at the Singapore Taxi Drivers' Association premises in Serangoon Road today. The aim Is to foster better driver-tourist goodwill and understanding. The courses were initiated jointly by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board and the Singapore Taxi-Drivers' Association.
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  • Article
    Lock icon Police want to see a shy hero
    97 3 POLICE are looking (or a sampan man who dived Into the muddy Kallanc River and rescued a Malaysian flrl from drowning. Miss Eng Baw Kim. 18. of Kuala Lumpur fell into the Kailang River from the Merdeka Bridge on Aug. 9 at about
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  • Article
    Lock icon Fatal shock for a policeman
    73 3 POLICE Constable Moham pd Yunos bin Musseln, 24, attached to Queenstown Police Station died In the General Hospital after he was electrocuted in his flat on Aug. 10. Police >ald Mohamed was unconscious In his quarters with hairdryer near his side. He had apparently taken
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon HEATH EDGES HIS CABINET A BIT TO THE RIGHT
    682 5  -  0y Robin Page GEMINI. RIGHT -WING Tories are quietly rejoicing et the decision of Prime Minister Edward Heath to chose tough industrialist John Dories as his new Minister of Technology. The Prime Minister has promoted to his Cabinet straight from being
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  • FOTORAMA 1970
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      Lock icon INCORRECT CROPPING WILL FAIL YOUR PICTURES
      624 6/7  -  'Double cropping' may still save your day by WSF PHOTOGRAPHER must have sighted a pos>ible view or an object before he could have made a picture, but the observance of its angle ind subsequently compose of the whole view artistically, depends much on the
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      Lock icon FOTORAMA '70 CONTEST – 'I' (Theme: National Day)
      456 6/7 FOTORAMA '70 CONTEST 'I' (Theme: National Day) Sponsored by Moiatrie (Pte.) Ltd. Agent for MINOLTA CAMERAS. OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM Potorama Contest *7O EASTERN SUN 13-B. Cantonment Road. Singapore 1 In complying with the rules of this contest submit herewith my entry ana snail studs by the derisioo of the judges
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    Lock icon 'Splendid November' tells of youth's passion for matron
    305 8 PPHE story it de- scribed as o delicate tale of an impossible love between a beautiful, sensuous and experienced woman of the world and an unworldly 17-year-old boy. Fittingly enough then, the role of the worldly woman went to Italy's flaming Gina
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    Lock icon Around the studios
    311 8 CULVER CITY Robert Blake has been signed to star in MGM's "Going" which is being readied for the cameras In midAugust by producer Bruce Geller and Director Leonard Horn. Geller and Eugene Price wrote the original screenplay cf "Going" in which Blake «-?ll plav a violently ambitious
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      97 8 On A f\J IS ATI OPO CATHAY 334QC llt'Rß VI HIBB*! OrliilHy MM t DA¥lt II l.« «M UK.HAUL) HAHRU* Ah MAN A 1.1. El« MtllM PanaVuion Colot 'bpen* Tburadafl iMOUI THE Bit; MAHHACSC Color PEON 21.11.01 OPCHARD-***** ISIk BIG DAT! No rrf» U«» a ik*Mi I 4& 111 1
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      237 8 LID O PHon* *****4 I LAST DAT! U am. I U I. I N I U Robert Mltchum Oeorf# Kennedy 'TUB GOOD GI'TS AND THE BAD GUT!" PanavtMoa Color IWBt OPENS TOMORROW) The Be a tie* -LET IT U' In TECHNICOLOR iDAI CAP! rOL rt-e*. J9>i9 New Kbowlnf No Pree
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon S'pore keglers
    96 10 AVTAR SINGH, tnr of Singapore's popular b*wlrni, Kfi in action during the recently concluded 2nd International Bowling Championships. TV Sinuporr tram of IS for the F.I.Q Asian Zoir Bowling Ckam yiooskips. Standing from Irft: Charlie Koh Brian Mat him. At tar Singh. Robert Tan (captain). R. M. Moh.
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    Lock icon Goolagong wins Bavarian tennis
    113 10 MUNICH, West Germany Australian Eronne (•otbfWf mtrrdajr won the international Bavarian Mmrn'i open tennis championship hrrc, defeating last year's winner, Karen Krantaeke, also of Australia, C-2, f-1. In a natek which *1 don reached the higher levels Of teaahk Misa C iiaiißH waa the aaoce aiiradw
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    Lock icon JUNIOR TENNIS
    50 10 MANCHESTER P. P. Ghatage of India won bis first round men's singles match in the British under 21 tennis championships here today. He beat N. D. Leapman of Britain 6-3, 6-3. Another Indian player. S Mukerjea, lost 10-12 1-4 to J. Rudd of Britain in the first round.
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    Lock icon Denness puts Kent on top
    244 10 ON DON Somerset, whose bowlers were annihilated by Kent opener Brian Litck hurst in the John Player League game, felt the lash of his partner Mike Denness ot Weston yesterday. Denness hammered a chanceless 122 out of 194 in 208 minutes, hitting 20 boundaries Kent
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    Lock icon Asian Zone Bowling starts tonight
    221 10 A FITTING lulr to the bowling carnival. organised in —I junction with the PrsU Suhan 'Week of Festival* will be the F.I.Q. Asian Zone Bowline Championships to be officially declared open by ike Member off Farliument for Crawford, Mr. IJOW Yon* Ngwaw. at the Jarkie*
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    Lock icon Emergency powers granted president
    203 11 MONTEVIDEO The Uruguayan Congress today responded to the kidna p-murder of an American police ad riser by (ranting dictatorial powers for 2t days to President Jorge Pacheco Areco. The decree, a break in Uruguay's 50-year tradition of social democracy, is aimed at helping the Kvernment to
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    Lock icon 9-day wait for tickets
    57 11 MELBOURNE, About 150 Australian Rules football fans are queueing up for tickets outside Collingwood Football Ground for next month's football finals 10 days before they go on sale At the head of the queue is Barbara Johnson, 67, who spent the night dozing in a foldup
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    Lock icon Too much noise for the young Kennedys
    60 11 Yo«n* Member* of the Knitted? family found (he noise of giant fo e horns on board the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy too much whei they visited the ship on its first visit to Boston. Left, Is President Kennedy's son John Junior. Senator
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    Lock icon Train derailed
    30 11 CHI USA. Italy The Munich-Rome express was derailed yesterday when the locomotive struck a rock. One person was killed and 34 injured seriously enough to require hospital treatment
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    Lock icon MORE RACIAL VIOLENCE IN LONDON: LEADER
    310 11 O N DON British block power leader Michael X hot warned that more racial clashes would hit London following a West Indian demonstration last night in which 17 policemen were injured. The warning came as Home Secretary Reginald Maudling ordered a complete report on
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    Lock icon Democracy to stay
    25 11 COLOMBO. Prime Minister Mrs. Bandaranalke has given assurances that democracy wl.l be preserved in Ceylon as long a> she heads the government.
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    Lock icon Guarded nerve gas trains on the way
    248 11 ATLANTA Georgia Two closely guarded freight trains, loaded with deadly nerve gas rockets, has started moving towards the North Carolina coast where their cargoes will be transferred to a ship for dumping at sea. A 24-car train beaded into the Appalachian Mountains from
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    Lock icon Bullet proof potion was not effective
    65 11 LOME The men who plotted the abortive bid to seise power ln Togo at the weekend had taken potions to make them bullet proof. And they thought Head of State Gen. Etlenne Eyadema would be seriously 111 after an "Invisible haemorrhage." a newspaper said.
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    Lock icon Men detained
    15 11 BERLIN East German border police have detained a number of West Oerman travellers
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