Eastern Sun, 20 August 1970, Afternoon Edition

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    14 1 EASTERN SUN EVENING EDITION' 10 CEN Thursday, August 20, 1970. Vol. 5 No. 1425
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    Lock icon HORNETS TERRORISE BOYS LOST IN BUSH
    318 1 SCHOOLBOYS rescued today from the Mondoi forest told of half on hour of terror when they were attacked by an ongry swarm of hornets. One of them, Mustopho bin Ali, 15, of Siglop Secondary School, collapsed offer he was stung six times. Mustapha and
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    Lock icon U.K. military satellite now in orbit
    93 1 CAPE KENNEDY Skynet 11, Britain's second military communications sate lite, was successfully launched yesterday. The satellite was fired Into space as part of a ***** million proCramme to give the BrlL«h Armed Forces a world-wide communications network by the end of this year. The
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    Lock icon HER MOTHER TELLS THE STORY: Kennedy was not Mary Jo's man
    328 1 MEW I'ORK, The mother of Mary Jo Kopechne. who drowned when a car driven by Senator Id ward Kennedy crashed off a bridge, has denied that her daughter was havin e a romance with the Senator. In an article
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    Lock icon Play time in India
    52 2 TIIK Indian version of the merry-go-round dors brisk business at this time of the year when people celebrate the coming of the rains. Here, on the outskirts of New l>elhi, women and rhildren enjoy themselves now that thev don't have to worry about the crops. m
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    Lock icon NZ pullout from Vietnam
    38 2 WKIX.INGTON Nfw Zealand will withdraw one infantry company from Vietnam, Prime Minister Sir Keith Holyoake Mid today. Holyoake said no firm date had been set for the withdrawal of the company of 144 men.
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    Lock icon Tug fights to save overturned spy ship
    283 2 HELIGOLAND A Soviet tug is fighting to keep afloat a Russian trawler said by the West German Navy to be a spy ship. The trawler has capsized, with its propeller and rudder sticking up out of the water, but the Soviet tug still
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    Lock icon Moore to give more evidence
    171 2 BOGOTA England football captain Bobby Moore will be asked to go to the Colombian embassy to give testimony on the bracelet theft charge against him. Another England star. Bobby Charlton who was with Moore in the Green Fire jewellery shop In a Bogota hotel when
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    Lock icon Czechs angry at seizure of embassy
    105 2 PRAGUE Czechoslovakia has denounced the nine-day-old seizure of the Cambodian embassy bv a pro-Sihanouk diplomat and kept the building under tight blockade. The denunciation appeared in the first published article in Prague on the seizure, a one-paragraph report in the communist party newspaper Rude
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    Lock icon MOSCOW TALKS FOR WARSAW PACT LEADERS
    224 2 MOSCOW Leaders of Russia's six Warsaw Pact allies have arrived for a summit meeting expected to discuss the new Moscow-Bonn treaty and plans for a European security con- ference. An official announcement said Soviet Communist Party Chlel Leonid Brerhnev. Premier Alexel Kosygln and other
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    Lock icon Pilgrims die
    20 2 SRINAGAR, Kashmir Eighteen pilgrims have been killed in heavy rains while trekking to the 13.000-ft. high Amarnath Cave.
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      244 2 Tonight's TV CHANNEL S 600 Opening Anncta. in nil Language, A Dr. Who 6 30 News in Brie! <E) fi 35 Cattano* ga Cat; 720 Our Oceanic Neighbours <E» 740 News in Chineae 80" What Other* Sat 82* Fr« m A Birds Eve View Hurricane Millie 900 News in English
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    Lock icon Judge rules rioters will go to prison
    248 4 LONDON A judge has ruled that demonstrators who engage in violence for political motives deserve jail just at much as gangsters. Lord Justice Sachs was dealing with an appeal lodged by eight Cambridge University students who were sent to jail for taking part
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    32 4 OOPS! There were faces as red as the uniforms when the Queen's Guards, renowned for their military precision, made this wavy line at a London ceremony before Queen Elizabeth 11.
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    Lock icon Ratify treaty, Nixon urges
    64 4 WASHINGTON President Nixon has urged the Senate to ratify the general protocol of 1 1 banning gas and bacteriological warfare, but with the understanding that it does not prohibit the use of tear gas and herbicide#. Nixon said in a statement that while the US had
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    Lock icon Army patrols the streets of Prague
    127 4 PRAGUE Army vehicles cruised through the streets of Prague today as the city steeled itself for the second anniversary of the 1968 Warsaw Pact Invasion. Armed police, in groups of two and three, patrolled virtually every street watching for ■lgns of protest for gathering
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      569 4 9 < This year the Ongs took an all-inclusive BOAC holiday tour. They saw a wonderfully different world. When Mr. and Mrs. Ong planned to go away this year, they wanted something different. So BOAC offered them the choice of eight exciting holiday tours in fact they were offered the
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    Lock icon FREEDOM FOR HESS?
    821 5  -  West Germany and the Soviet Union have signed a treaty reii ouncing the MM of force. One point of negotiation might have been the future ol Rudolf Hess who hat been held in Spandau Prison since his trial at Nuremberg after World War 11. Did the talks
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    Lock icon Vitamin E is abundant in ordinary daily diet
    378 5  -  DOCTOR'S MAILS AG By Wayne G. Brandstadt Q —ls vitamin E essential to one's well-being? If one takes it every day would It lessen his chances of a heart attack? A—Vitamin E is essential for maintenance of healthy red blood cell* but
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    Lock icon TUNNEL OF PROSPERITY
    576 6/7  -  By Brian Hickman IMPRESSIVE pro- gress is being made on the construction of the mile-long tunnel that will cross Hong Kong harbour to unite the twin cities of Victoria and Kowloon. COSTING 11K5272 million (£18.9 million; 1?5544.8 million), the project began in September last vear, and Is
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    Lock icon Her student judges
    472 6/7  -  »y Dale D. Morsch COLOMBO. When and if trouble bf|ins for Prime Ministrr Mrs. Sirimavo Randara. naike it most likely will erupt in the universities where the ground-swell of support for her first started. With the voting age at 18. youth had a good deal to sty
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    Lock icon BABIES' BOOM CUTS INDIA'S PROGRESS GAP
    472 6/7  -  ?7 RAM SURESH NEW DELHI India's massive population growth is neutralising much of its economic progress and leaving the gap with richer nations as wide as ever, according to a study published here. The study said that in the 20 years since 1948. the
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    Lock icon 'BREAKOUT' TELLS OF SOVIET-U.S. RIVALRY FOR SCIENTISTS
    268 8 A pulse pounding tolc of a daring kidnap o# o worldfamed rocket scionfist by o foam of allied dare devils during the closing days of World War II to keep him from foiling info the hands of Russian troops odvancing upon Berlin from
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    Lock icon Film poses interesting question
    359 8 It's an emotionai drama among three adults "BREAKOUT" which tells of a German scientist who is spirited away by an American officer at the end of World War 11, poses an interesting question. Did such things actually happen? Are there scientists today in Russia and China
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      195 8 ORGANISATION CATHAY J3400 tND 810 »H*' U IJI IM Ul liar. 810 MAHHACBC AO MOM Picture In Color School: II 00 To Any Seal At Day Show* Only □EON 2VJ6 I.'.TU STCNNINO DAY! II I B M 1.8 m Poa "I 111 SICILIAN CLAN A. bio Delon Color P'Vuloc NEXT
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      198 8 SHAW I HON [LIDO Phon* *****4 ortNs tOUtT U am Itt «If Otn» Lollobrigida That Kplrndld Ntirmkrt" Co 01 CAPITOL r»»0"' 197i*\ lOO%Y 4 HHOHM 11 I «V 4 A I.M tit; TOMORROW SHOWN! 11 IU. 4.M. «.M A Mi pm Jack Piltnct Tl» Biilit Hawka" Wideacreen Color Grand Flla
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    Lock icon LAMB EAST, LAMB WEST
    391 9  -  Thursday Food by Ruth Bakalar TRIPLING to the contrary, there are times when East and West do meet and no where more amicably and naturally than on culinary grounds. In the States and in Singapore, New Zealand lamb is growing in popularity. And the favourite cooking
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    Lock icon Women commit sex crimes too
    600 9  -  Ann Landers DEAR ANN: Your column is the moin topic of conversation over luncheon tobies. Recently thrco people brought the same column and we got into a heated argument. I refer to the question of whether or not a female can perpetuate a sex crime.
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    Lock icon American Davis Cup tennis team named
    255 10 '/CLEVELAND, Ohio Arthur Ashe, Bob Luff, Cliff Richey ond Ston Smith wiH moke up the United Stotes Davis Cup teom that will face the cup teom from West Germony here Aug. 29-31. Davis Cup captain Edward Tunrtlle yesterday announced the selection of the four
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    75 10 TOKYO Both world junior lightweight champion Hiroshi Kobaya*hi of Japan and challenger Antonio Amava of Panama were yesterday declared physically fit for the title match scheduled for Aug 23 in Tokyo The two boxers underwent a thorough medical checkup at the Nippon University Clinic in town town Tokyo.
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    Lock icon Australians win four of 5 bouts
    245 10 WESTERN Australia emerged champions for the second successive year running when they won four of the five bouts in the annual two-match boxing tournament against Singapore for the Rothmans Challenge Shield at the Badminton Hall, last night. Thr Australians won thf first match by
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    Lock icon BRIBERY CHARGE
    162 10 MILAN—A major International cycling row Is brewing up here over allegations that Italian ace Felice olmondl tried to bribe his way to victory in last week's world professional road-cycl-ing championships at Leicester. A Belgian dally first raised the rumpus by citing the claim of winner Jean Pierre lfonsere
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    504 12 INDUSTRIALS Arma 1.47 Aiinomolo 2.29 A Iran 148 1.42 Allied Clmc. 272 Ben (rd) 1.83 1.88 Berjaya 136 IJ7 Borneo l-M Bo uk trad 191 1.94 f\ Plywood .96 188 C. Sugar* 2 47 2.48 146 148 C. Storage 3 40 2.43 C. A C.
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    Lock icon Posted LSD leads to drug arrest
    124 12 WASHINGTON, A letter ported in Switzerland and found to contain LSD worth 8$ 1.800 000 In the U.S. ha. s led to the arrest of the leader of a U.S drug ring. The 5.04 ounce haul was the purest and most concentrated form of
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    Lock icon Enid finds her pot of gold...
    59 12 ENID ROSE. 21, left Jamaica for England to seek her fortune. She found the streets weren't paved with gold, but the catwalks were. Now, after a year, Enid is one of England's top models. Here she wears a short night dress at a preview
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    Lock icon Linda to live like a hippie again
    231 12 LOS ANGELES Linda Kasabian rndrd her t Mi mon v in the Sharon Tale Murder Trial >esterda v and said she intended to "go to the wilderness with her children and continue to lead the life of a hippie. The 21-year-old key state
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    Lock icon Near miss at London Airport
    51 12 LONDON. The pilot of an Irish Aer Lingus airliner with US passengers has reported a near nnss with a Boeing 707 while taking off from London Airport. The pilot's report says his Boeing 737 w:is accelerating for take-off when a Boeing 707 appeared 6rross his
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