Eastern Sun, 3 May 1970

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    Lock icon MAO MEETS SIHANOUK
    249 2 UONG KONG China's Chairman Mao Tse Tung and deposed Cambodian leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk met last night to discuss the growing Cambodian crisis. China's Premier Chou En Lai and vice-chairman Lin Piao and several former top Cambodian officials who are in exile with Sihanouk also were present.
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    Lock icon A lot of garbage
    56 2 ROME With some 44,000 tons of trash piled In the streets from earlier walkouts, garbage collectors In Rome began a new three-day strike yesterday. The garbage collectors have worked only Ave days since April 21. Their walkouts are to back demands for higher pay and force
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    Lock icon No cooperation from Cambodia
    162 2 |>HNOM PENH A military spokesman said Saturday the Cambodian Army was not cooperating with U.S. troops attacking Vietcong bases in Cambodia. "There is no cooperation or coordination with the Americans and South Vietnamese," said Major Am Rong of the Cambodian mUitarv command. He said the Cambodian
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    Lock icon BIG U.S. FORCE HELD IN RESERVE
    172 2 Reuter WASHINGTON President Nixon is keeping thousands of U.S. troops in reserve in case the Communists throw up stiff resistance in Cambodia. Precise figures were not revealed, but the sources said the extra U.S. troops would be introduced if strong resisstance developed. White House
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    Lock icon HIJACK
    36 2 SOUTH BEND Indiana—A 23-year-old na-y veteran was found guilty In South Bend. Indiana. of hijacking a Jetliner to Cuba The federal Judg-- ordered a pre-sentence Investigation and set May 15 for sentencing of Ronald Bohle.
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    Lock icon Right decision—Nixon
    163 2 WASHINGTON President Nixon received a top-level briefing at the Pentagon Saturday on th e new U.S. offensive into Cambodia, and said he believed he made the right decision. "I know I did what I believe was right," he told reporter? as he emerged with Defence Secretary Melvln Laird.
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  • Article
    Lock icon Nasser: We'll bomb Israeli civilians
    237 4 President Nasser says Egypt has taken the 7 military initiative in the Middle East and will bomb Israeli civilian centres if necessary. Nasser says Egypt has "survived Israel's air onslaught and has now started hitting back Referring to the death Of civilian workers and school
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    Lock icon Brezhnev sets up summit
    89 4 IX3NDON Soviet Party Chief Leonid Brezhnev is organising a Communist summit of Warsaw Pact leaders. He is expected to align a new common front against American policy m Indo China ind the Middle East The summit will be held when Brezhnev and other Warsaw Pact leaders
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    Lock icon First sex cruise a success
    119 4 COPENHAGEN About 200 journalists and photographers have inaugurated the big sensation of the 1970 Copenhagen tourist season the first voyage of the world's first sex ship." Packed into the saloon of the West German ii otor ship Atlantis, transformed by the organisers into "the world's
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    Lock icon I GAVE CZECHS FAKE SECRETS, MP TELLS COURT
    143 4 LONDON Former MP William Owen told a court he faked information about biological warfare to pas* to a Czech diplomat. Owen. 69 a Labour MP for 16 years, is accused of selling official ••frets to Czech diplomats. In cross examination Owen persistently
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    Lock icon Press made me look bad, Margaret claims
    171 4 NEW YORK: Prince* Margiret is quoted in a book about to be pub limited as saying that when she was young the press "tried to make out I was wicked as hell When she and Queen Elizabeth were children: "She (the Queen) *vas
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    Lock icon Guardsman stops rioter
    43 4 A National Guardsman puts one student rioter out of action during a demonstration on the campus of the Ohio State (fniversitv in Columbus National Guardsmen and police have arrested 73 people in three days of violence. IPI Radio- UPI Radiophoto.
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    Lock icon Reds killed
    37 4 TAIPKI SEVERAL Communist soldiers were killed when Chine.se students attacked the Revolutionary Committee an<] set off explosions at a coal mine m the Hstn Ning area of Kwangtung. Taiwan'* Central News Agency reported on Saturday.
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    Lock icon Army arrests
    23 4 JAKARTA. Eightytwo members of the Indonesian Army including 1» officers, have been arrested in E.ist Borneo for alleged secret Communist activities.
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      168 4 a ■JIMHI IN LIFE as a pilot officer in the SAF ISI JOIN NOW! Be among the pioneers in the Air Defence Command. The SAF offers young men who are physically fit and intelligent the challenge of this exciting and satisfying career. You must be between 1 JY> and 23
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    Lock icon THE RESTIVE REDS IN WEST BENGAL
    747 5  -  Page 5 SUNDAY SPECIAL By Ela Sen problems of West Bengal or the "happenings" there hare always served as an indicator of possible developments throughout India. The post-independence communal disturbances and killings of 1946 started in Calcutta. Althougn me interim r;overnment In New Del»i
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      104 5 el. OjufnmL ORFtVRES A PAKIS The ST DUPONT collection of fine jewelry butane lighters, reflecting ;ilruo»t a ctntury of superb craftsmanship, offers the ultimate accessory for both men and women. The sixteen models of the standard ST DUPONT collection In 20 micron gold. 30 micron silver plate and genuine Chinese
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  • THE COLUMNS
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      Lock icon THE CAMBODIAN HORNET'S NEST
      567 6  -  By Joseph Alsop CAIGON From Due Hue district, it is a short walk into the Parrot's Beak. The Parrot's Beak, where the Cambodian Border thrusts sharply into the midst of three key provinces of South Vietnam's upper delta For that reason, the North Vietnamese have been
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      Lock icon L-Dopa—who needs it
      562 6  -  Ann Landers DEAR ANN Irte letter from the woman whose husband wanted to take L-Dopa caught my eye She said they were «n then late 60's and he hadnt knocked on her doo for three years which was |ust fine with her because she was glad that
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      Lock icon ...in the beginning
      499 6 BUIHUiniD on Sunday IN tka beginning Cod Cre J red Man. which to all Hie latest birth control statistics was a Ink mistake. And Man said, "Let there be light," arvi the«e war light, and Man called this light "tire". At first it was used to warm
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      84 6 WMTYT, Cood wine Mtdi no hush That'* true. But wo (imply cannot roust the temptation ot letting you know a little about what we have in store tot yew Let's see Wa have Hie ynmmiest lynch. Hie ■sost divine dinner, mtrly coltural shew. Hie Longhouse, plw» a host ot other
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  • POPPING AROUND WITH PLATTER PETE
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      Lock icon Cool cats want to know why Beatle Paul quits
      396 8 PLATTER PETE'S POSTBAG 11l THERE! is PAUL MCCARTNEY really leaving the BEATLES?" What is PAUL going to do now?" "What were hi* reason* for leaving?" "Is he going to make any more records?" "How does he feel ahout John arid Yo
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      57 8 Pirn: TOWNSIIINU (at The Who); "Ye*, i believe In Ood, and I think deep down I alwtys have believed. I think the atheLst and agnostic deals are Just delaying processes part of tlie search to find God. "Everyone deep down Inside knows they are pare of a much
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      Lock icon The life-lines of Quest Jap Chong
      126 8 REAL NAME chon* Chow Pin. Birth HUi 25th July, Height: slt 6|lni Weight: 146 lb* Birth place; Johore. Instruments played: Guitar, Alto saxophone. Musical education: Self-taught Age entered show business: Eighteen First public appearance: Radio Singapore Talentime, 1963. Biggest break in career: When "Shanty*,
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      Lock icon MAC LEADER QUITS
      152 8 Peter Green will leave on May 25 FLEETWOOD MAC leader Peter Green is to quit the group on May 25, after it has completed all its existing commitments. After Peter's departure, the group will take a months break during which it will decide whether or not to
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      Lock icon Mind-blowing album this
      242 8 THREE DOG NIGHT Captured Live At The forum (Stateside). This is arguably the best live album 1970 haut yet produced, and certainly a mind-blow-I nt; OM Most tracks range from good to brilliant and the fact that the group is singing to an audience of *****. and
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      41 8 For Best Sound And Music Always Insist On Maxell Recording Tapes X ww*wK.xxx«>:. mSA T'- w Available In 3", 5", T\ Also In Cassette C6O, C9O, G Cl2O. Sole AyoiiU; 6. R. BHAGWAN TRADERS MALAYSIA ARCADE 75-B, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE, 6.
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    Lock icon QUESTION-TIME WITH PAUL
    973 9 Conducted by Paul No more songs with John p.ML MCCARTNEY speaks or rather bends out his words via a printed sheet which we reproduce below, just as he sent i| out That wav we cannot get anything wrong, something Paul accuses the Press of doing from time
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      29 9 DANA -V mm Ml m k m TJI I" .aas** r ■Km** vr<r Rf". "ALL KINDS OF EVERYTHING FI3O(M Decca Orient (Pie.) Limited Hlnpsipore. Kuala l.iiMipnr. IVnunc. Hon* (Itrprrwuliiilvr)
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    Lock icon POLLUTION... THE GOOD, THE BAD, THE UGLY
    596 10/15  -  By DEAN THOMSON Pollution, conservation, ecology, urban beautification. Wo have been hearing these words daily since Singapore Jumped on the ecology bandwagon. There are lovely areas of our citv well laid out with trees and parks and new buildings. The streets are clean.
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  • THE SUN SPORTS LIFTOUT
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      Lock icon Ultraman scores mild upset
      1935 11  -  By Jimmy Lad Ultraman scored a mild upset in race two to pay $B7 for a win ticket at Bukit Timah yesterday. He wa*. confidently ridden by apprentice M. Ismail. Bcntong (Pretty) followed up his Bukit Timah success in March when he won th class two
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      Lock icon SELECTIONS
      248 12 1 1 JIMMY LAD ,CI8CO 1 ZODIAC HACK 1: lit! MANHATTAN Fcrkiihii H. Conlldent* Alt) IMKKVSA (Irulunc Manhattan (15) (4 MUNNINODALE Nasi l.euiak Perinata horbing HACK t: SB PACIPIC llrmaiid Dralt Algerian Lady fTe > D. DEAPT Algerian Lid) Blast Off (6 m DEMAND DEAPT Loeh l.oiiie» Port une
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      Lock icon TODAY'S RACE CARD
      709 12 Race 1 s CI. 5 Dlv. 2—6 Furm.—2.00 p.m. ($6,000) 1 0604 Sh«olin rark *y Hit Olympia Teh I 2 HOW'. tVlv-vO 11 lit See Tulloli n 3. (W Sunnm(d«lr 3y H 11 LYCC J Donnelly < 4 U.;iMI7 I'fruiitU Kurhmi s> Hit HT Wee E Bieuk
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      Lock icon Bed O'Roses can win again
      1229 13  -  GO RACING with THE SUN By Jimmy Lad AURIC STABLE'S Bed O'Roses put up an impressive winning debut on this course in March and despite his promotion he should outsprint his class two division one rivals over 6f (Race Three) at Bukit Timoh today. Handily
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      Lock icon 20 to battle it out for final berths
      403 14 CPA Brun bowling tourney r pHi Cathay Pacific Brunswick Far East bowling tournament's qualifying rounds which began on March 1 has come to a close in all competing countries. Th® top 20 bowlers In the men and women's section will have it
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      Lock icon Hewitt v Cox final
      185 14 BOURNEMOUTH. England Sat. (Reuter) South African Bob Hewitt will battle for a first prize of ii 2.000 when he meets British professional Mark Cox in today's British hard court tennis championships men's singles final here. Hewitt beat Yugoslav NiHki Pilic 6-3, 7-5. 1-6. 6-3 and Cox
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      Lock icon Sunderland, Wolves triumph
      173 14 LONDON, Sat. <Reuter) English clubs Wolverhampton Wanderers and Sunderland won their opening matches In the AngloItalian soccer tournament last night. Wolverhampton beat Fiorentlna 2-1 m a Group Three match and Sunderland defeated Lazlo 3-1 In a Group Two match. The competition is being contested by six English
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      Lock icon SPASSKY LEADS
      48 14 OEGSTGEEST. Holland. Sat. (UPI) Standings after eighth round International chess tournament running until May 7: Boris Spassky. USSR. 4.5 points, one game adjourned Michael Botvlnnik USSR and Jan-Hein Donner, Holland 3 5 points each one game adjourned. Beng Larsen Denmark. 2 5 points, one game adjourned.
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      52 11 TODAY'S DRAW NO: 35/70 (3-5-70) IST GROUP 3110,000 TO WINNERS WITH 5 NUMBERS CORRECT GROUP 2ND $20,000 FREE ENTRY FOB J CIRCLfS CORRECT $5OO 49 OUT fi All TOTO Booths and Agents will be open this morning from 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Coupon* accepted will be valid for the
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      43 11 G SW Ist Prixe No: *****1 ($4,589) 2nd Prixe No: *****0 ($1,311) 3rd Prixe No: *****9 655) Storters: ($l5O each) Nos:*****7 *****9 *****2 *****9 *****5 *****2 *****7 *****2 *****3 *****4 Consolation ($lOO each) Nos:*****0 *****8 *****0 *****5 *****7 *****9 *****6 *****3 *****7 *****3
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  • Church at home A WEEKLY ROUND-UP OF CHRISTIAN ACTIVITIES
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      232 16 BeAn MATTHEW 14:22-33 And lie said, Come. And Feler ~walked on the water. (Matthew 14:29). MANY PEOPLE hold back in their Christian life because they are waiting lor a "feeling" of faith. But if Peter had waited till he felt safe, he would have, stayed where
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      Lock icon Discipline in the home
      525 16 by Dr. T. B Maston, retired prolessor ol Christian Ethics at the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, USA. ONE OF THE most difficult and delicate tasks of parents is the discipline of their children. Some may be too severe, others may be entirely too lax or easy,
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      265 16 LONDON (NC): Lake »«t actors. Bickard ■ußßrtt «ftro hods himself with time to "pure during rehearsals or brt*rrn parts Unlike some actors, he doesn't pass the time In a local pub He needs every moment he can gel to finish a book he's
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    Lock icon Christian writers' pledge in the 70's
    472 17  -  By Rev. Dale McClain, a director of the Orieo tal Missionary hooiety and feature writer of Evangelical i n Asso c i a tion. USA. H)IL()WING the presentation of many excellent and scholarly papers and lon< hours of intensive working sessions, the recent All-Asia
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    Lock icon The pastor as preacher
    573 17 Of what use is the sermon? FROM THE HEART OF A PASTOR CONCERNED About the awesome responsibility of preaching, I ask myself that question. What is the point of preaching ...has the place of the preacher and the sermon "had its day"? Thus* who listen to
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    Lock icon A PLACE FOR GOD
    53 17  -  G. F. Trench HAVE you made a clear place for God In every chamber? Have you made a clear domain for God? God means to be supreme In the sanctuary of the soul, and if we are reserving chambers for self we are so far excluding
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    Lock icon Cedric the Cynic
    23 17 Cedric the Cynic thinks that If some people got their rights, they would complain of being deprived of their wrongs.
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    Lock icon 613 MILLION CATHOLICS
    157 17 WORLD member•kip of the Catholic Church, at 613,760,000, i$ th e largest of any Church, according to figures published last month by th e Vatican newspaper L'Os•ervatore Romano. There are 272,018.000 Protectants and 142.433,000 Orthodox The 2.292 million nonChristlans are composed of 509 million Moslems, 444 million
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    Lock icon Queen Of The Dark Chamber
    164 17 Booh review QUEEN OF THE DARK CHAMBER by Chr isliana Tnai (Moody Prrss) Paperhack pp, 19* Price $2.25. The author Is one of the great women of modern times. Her autobiography reads like Paul's Journeys as she "wandered through ten provinces, preaching and witnessing with
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      1665 18 THE SUM: LOOKING AND LISTENING ..tv and radio guide TV Singapura CHANNEL S AM. 10 00 Owning Anita; 10 03 KK Tbe OootorT And 1 t»e Bouncciutnu; 10 03 Bkippy Tbe Bush Kangaroo 10 bO Nurses, 1120 Pests Pop. PM 12 00 Mr Id 13 36 (•urinmoke- 138 Chln«fie Mutinee
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      38 19 JOIN THE SUN PEOPLE Please rush me The Sun' as from next Sunday until such time as I advise you to stop. cut here The Circulation Manager, The Sun, 23-B, Cantonment Road, Singapore 2. Name:.. Address: .Tel. Ho:
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    Lock icon MEN'S CORNER
    79 20 Brits for men are getting holder. Clone are the days of plain black or brown ones. A shop in Battery Road has quite a range of men's belts. Some are covered in boldly designed eloth; others are made entirely of beads. There are even silver plated belts. One
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      175 20 Results of Test Your Knowledge Contest *K* ANSWERS: K-1: Ho See Benq MP. for Bras Basah K 2: Hwang Soo Jin M P, for Jalan Kayu K 3 Low Guan Onn M P. for River Valley K A: Low Vong Nguan M P for Craw ford K 5: Ng Kah
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  • THE SUN at the MOVIES
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      Lock icon Patton: A salute to a rebel
      514 21  -  By Harry Eng "NO RASTARI) ever won a war by dying tor hu country, lie won it by miking the oth?r poor dumb bustard die for his country." Those words by General George S Patton set tht Km for the 170minute war epic "Patton"
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      Lock icon Saint crushes the Maifa
      214 21 FOLLOWERS of that modern-day Robin Hood, Simon Templar will love him in his latest es cap a d e "Vendetta For The Saiut". Roger Moore is his usual suave self as The Saint or In this case "Santo" to his ungodly enemies The Mifla. Vendetta" presented
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      207 21 SHAW I BATION ,SB 122,25 l»hun« ***** 4 L.I.ST DUI II *m l.lu. i. i lft nm Duuiia Miclie. llullrtl Ni*»i Wat! •urrtn Cu.ui •jpen» roitiorrow "H uult-rlng (A bhaw Prod wet.oni Mirul m Scoy -COUNT TOL **■><*• 1«r? nom ■«W»WI*I, N« MW 11. 14ft. I. > il> HIM -I
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      220 21 ORCHAnO-.Hl6r Nnw Hbaviaft No fr»'« Lut rnti i -iiiowi! 10.10. I Mk Vl.l X Ulpm •pA'riON" ftur'M: 10-17. tm. Vl* A H tTpn* All in II Hi. IJ M**4 JO Ca.<th Booting* Onlf* H«1 T%TTON- <C«tax» Uoorge C Bfott K irt MaUlon Ptlula«r mini in Srho.il *1 r>o T»» ANY
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    Lock icon Memory sandwiches and morning parties
    630 22  -  ADVENTURES IN A SINGAPORE KITCHEN By Ruth Bakalar rPHE sight of a madeleine the small, fluted cake so popular in France is supposed to have inspired Marcel Proust to undertake his autobiographical novel. Remembrance of Things Past. I am no Proust, but we have something
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    Lock icon MOTHER'S DAY
    41 22 EVEN tf you don't need a special day to remember Mama and honour he r you'll enjoy celebrating Mother's Day, an American innovation destined to thrive in Singapore's friendly climate. Mark the date May 10 and plan a party.
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      366 22 I'rtrnilj required MANY COOKS TO MAKE THIS COLUMN BI7ITHR! If v ou have any question!* about rooking in Singapore or any answer* that would be helpful to the rest of as; If yoa want a partieular reelpe or would like to share ><>ur Made in Singapore specialities with other reader*...
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    Lock icon Actress death to be probed
    165 23 HOLLYWOOD An investigation into the mental state and life of Swedish actress Inger Steven was ordered yesterday to determine whether she committed suicide or died of an accidental overdose of barbiturates. The "psychological autopsy" was ordered by Coroner Thomas C. Moguchi after laboratory tests failed
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    Lock icon Marine faces murder rap
    240 23 FT. BRAGG, N.C. The Army formally charged Green Beret Capt. Jeffrey R. MacDonald with premeditated murder yesterday in the savage deaths two months ago of his wife and two young daughters. The '>6-year-old medical officer was placed under constant guard, and the Arm v said he
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    47 23 Nabll International Tours have been bought over under a new partnership headed by Mr Eldy SC. Chen as Managing Director. Now known as Nabll international Travel and Tours fpte.) Ltd. the company conducts its business at 70C. The Arcade. (RafTles Place). 3rd Floor. TeL 7i>083
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    Lock icon Cuba's no to plane hijackers
    211 23 NEW YORK Hijackers yesterday diverted it British West Indian Airlines (BWIA) passenger Jet with 68 persons aboard to a landing in Havana and then demanded to be flown with the passengers to Africa. Cuban officials refused to refuel the plane, a BWIA spokesman said. The
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    Lock icon KENNEDY'S REPUTE UNHURT
    102 23 BOSTON Senator Edward M Kennedy s political future Is still bright despite the unfavourable results of the inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne's death, the Democratic Slate Committee Chairman said yesterday. Rep. David E. Harrison of Gloucester, a one time political ally of the Kennedy family said District
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    Lock icon Panthers
    90 23 NEW HAVEN. Conn (UPI) Thousands o 1 young people staged a peacetul May Day rally for Black Panther leader Bobby Seale but four hours later a splinter group was dispersed by tear gas after throwing bottles at police. The rally on New Haven green drew a crowd of 10,000
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    117 23 A 300-pound cake shaped like a DC-8 jetliner was Saturday presented to six charitable organisations to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Thai International's services to Singapore. Mr. John Hoyer, General Manager of SAS and Thai International, is seen presenting the cake to Mr. Ee Peng Liang, President of
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    273 23 HOUSTON A short circuit in an oxygen tank probably caused a fire that made the tank explode 205,000 miles deep in space and forced Apollo 13's astronauts to fight for their lives to get home, the Deputy Chief of the Space Agency said yesterday. The explosion
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    103 23 OSAKA, The radical youth who occupied Expo 7<)'s theme statue reared his sixth day yesterday cl lolling In Its hollowed out eyes more than 180 feet above ground. Expo officials and police were frustrated by his refusal to come down and by his Powers oi
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    127 23 NEWTON. A computer specialist Friday published the results ot a computerised analysis of the assassination of President John F Kennedy which he said Indicated lour gunmen firing from different locations committed the crime. Writing In the May issue of "Computers and Automation." Richard E. Sprague said his
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    235 24 THE Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin, was sworn in last night as the Choirmon of the Presidential Council by President Yusof ot the Istona. Mr. Justice Tan Ah Toh administered the oath of allegiance and of secrecy to Mr. Justice Wee. Fourteen ether members of
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    245 24 FOUR Chinese educational bodies in Singapore sought recognition of teachers with Chines? university degrees from Ihf government recently. They want the government to re-adjust the teachers' salary and also to provide them with free medical services as provided to government stafT. The four bodies are
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    55 24 WASHINGTON A WaMnngton mother has tiled a Ss4 75 million suit against rolk singer Ptter Yarrow, alleging he seduced her two teenage daughters. Yarrow. 32 leader of Peter. Paul and Mary, pleaded guilty In US. district court on March 2 to a charge of taking
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    119 24 SYDNEY. Even the sheep in Australia have mice. The worst mouse plague in living memory has produced this new menace: mice building nests and breeding on the backs of sheep. The plague started In March witn millions of hungry mice migrating across the rich wheat
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