Eastern Sun, 11 May 1970

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    23 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY ft Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1340 Monday, 11 May 1970. ft MC(P) 1616 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon No Illusions About Talks On Cambodia
    251 1 PHNOM PENH, Sun. (UPI) Cambodia holds no hopes that an international conference will end the fighting and guarantee the country's neutrality, according to a Foreign Ministry spokesman Prince Norodom Monissara. secretary general of the Foreign Affairs Ministry, said Cambodia Is going to stick to
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    Lock icon Beautiful Miss Singapore Margaret Tan is making a hit in Tokyo. The radiant beauty has a soft spot for children, but this little fellow doesn't seem very amused when he met Margaret in a Tokyo department store. Margaret is in Japan to take part in the Miss International Beauty contest at Expo '7O next Saturday. With Margaret is Miss Norway.
    62 1 Beautiful Miss Singapore Margaret Tan is making a hit in Tokyo. The radiant beauty has a soft spot for children, but this little fellow doesn't seem very amused when he met Margaret in a Tokyo department store. Margaret is in Japan to take part in the Miss International Beauty contest
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    Lock icon ALLIES CRIPPLE RED WAR EFFORT
    413 1 Ferry Crossing Recaptured Sun. (UPI) A 9,000-man allied task force pushed along the Mekong River deep inside Cambodia today in a campaign which the U.S. military said would cripple the Communist war effort for months. In less than 24 hours of a land, sea and
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    Lock icon MOTHERS' DAY GIFT WAS A FAULTY BOMB
    80 1 DETROIT. Sun. (UPI> Mrs. Estella Lester, expecting a Mothers' Day gift, opened a package and found a bomb. Police said her life was apparently saved because the firing mechanism was not triggered when she opened the package from the bottom. 'This is one
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    Lock icon Explosion On Spanish Plane
    28 1 GENEVA. Bun. (Reuter) 1 An explosion ripped through a Spanish Iberia airlines plane at Geneva Airport today. First reports said there were no casualties.
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    Lock icon Lebanon Told To Curb Guerrillas
    199 1 AVIV, Sun. (UPI) Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Dayan, said today southern Lebanon will become as deserted and barren as Egyptian and Jordanian frontline towns if Arab guerrilla attacks continue. In the strongest warning yet to Lebanon Dayan said. "The Israeli armed forces will do everything
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    Lock icon Saboteurs Hit Welsh Nuclear Energy Plant
    115 1 LONDON. Sun (UPI) Saboteurs have seriously damaged the Wylfa nuclear energy plant the world's largest being built on the island of Anglesey, off the Welsh Coast. Several vital Installations in the Ss9lo million plant—gauges, dials and meters nave been smashed and wiring removed from
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    Lock icon Hunger Striker Dies In Hospital
    33 1 RAWALPINDI. Sun. (UPI) A mill worker who had been on fast sine® May 4 to protest against the dismissal of 42 co-workers died in hospital at the weekend-
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    Lock icon Talks On Thursday
    97 1 PARIS. Sun. (TPI) The U.S. delegation to the Paris peace talks has agreed to a Communist proposal to return to the conference table on Thursday. The North Vietnamese postponed the May 6 session to May 14 and it was up to the Americans and South Vietn a
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    Lock icon Terrorist Bombings In France
    154 1 CANNES, Sun (Reuter)— Violent explosions rocked three cities in the South of France last night. The wave of unexplained bomb blasts spread terror throughout the country. There were no Injuries, although extensive damage was caused. A plastic explosive charge blew off the door of the police
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    Lock icon Peking Asked To Ship Home 5,000 Indonesian Chinese
    205 1 JAKARTA. Sun (Renter) More than 5.000 Chinese in Medan. North Sumatra, have asked Peking to send a ship to take them to China. Antara News Agency reported today. Colonel Jacub Rakl. who Is In charge of repatriating Chinese In North Sumatra, said
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    Lock icon KARATE GOES OUTDOORS
    122 2 A new approach in outdoor Karate training will ensure a better performance of the art, a local Karate expert, Mr. Peter Chan* said yesterday. >lr. Chang, 29, instructor of the •Kyokushin- lcal" School in Karate, said other Karate schools in the Republic are catching up with this
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    Lock icon Taiwan Team To Promote Films Here
    203 2 A four-man delegation arrived from Taiwan yesterday to study the market potential for Taiwan films. The membera of the team are Mr. Henry Kung, President of the Central Motion Picture Corporation (leader). Mr. YB. Huang, chairman, Hong Kong and Kowloon Cinema and Theatrical Enterprises.
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    Lock icon MR. AND MISS DENTAL HEALTH
    358 2 An 18-year-old student, Mitt Wong Choy Lin became Mitt Dental Health 1970 last night when she beat five other finalists in the girls' section in the dental contest held at th« Victoria Theatre. Mr. Lee Wah. 18. of the Kim Seng Secondary Technical School won
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    Lock icon 58 Accidents
    18 2 There wfre a total of 58 accidents, ten of whic't were described as serious, on Saturday.
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    Lock icon 'Work On Having Clean Habits'
    244 2 Work On Having Clean Habits' The Parliamentary Secretary for Culture, Enche Sha'ari Tadin, yesterday urged the people to make strenuous efforts to stamp out "insanitary habits." Reviewing the activities of the Kampong Chai Chee's Health Promotion Association, of which he is the President, Enche Sha'ari hit out at indifference and
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    Lock icon SINGER LOSES A WATCH
    111 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Singer Jimmy Llm of Hong Kong lost his $1,250 gold wrlstwatch while busy chatting with fans who called on him at a hotel at Jalan Buklt Bintang here yesterday. Earlier, he had placed his watch on a table in his room while entertaining
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    Lock icon Turf Robber Arrested
    86 2 A man was robbed of $1,254. at the car park of the Singapore Turf Club in Buklt Tlmah Road at 4.00 p.m. Saturday Two police corporals on rounds at the car park heard a person shouting for help, and rushed to the aid of the victim. They
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    Lock icon Protem Committee Elected
    133 2 Four PUB Daily Rated Workers Unions' were elected as Protem Committee for the formation of the "Amalgamated Public Utilities Board Daily Rated Workers Union." They are the Public Daily Rated Electrical Workers Union, the fubllc Dally Rated Gas Workers Union, the Public Daily Rated Transport Workers Union
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    Lock icon Timber Conservation
    138 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The government had taken a number of measures to check excessive log production and forest exploitation in West Malaysia. As a first move, the Land Capability Classification Unit in the Economic Planning Unit had just submitted a report to all state governments recommending about 36
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    Lock icon Scheel Now In K'Lumpur
    89 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Vice-Chancellor and Foreign Minister of the Federal Republic of Germany. Mr. Walter Scheel, flew In here today for a three-day visit to Malaysia. Mr Scheel who arrived aboard a commercial flight from Jakarta in the course of an 11-day tour of Indonesia,
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    Lock icon MOON BOOM BALL PREPARING FOR BLAST-OFF, MAY 30
    166 2 THE countdown hat begun for "The Moon Boom Ball" which is scheduled for blast-off at 2000 hours. May 30. Theme of th e Ball, organised by the Advertisers Association, is "Space Age Singapore Style." The Singapore Regional Sub-Commit tee of the AA
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    Lock icon Recital In Answer To SOS, May 29
    320 2 THE Singapore Musical Society is answering an SOS from the Samaritans of Singapore. It will present an evening of music in a joint recital by pianist Peter Chiang and bass-singer Hooi Hin Koeng at Singapore Conference Hall on May 29. on May 29.
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    Lock icon Seamec Meeting On Tuesday
    158 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The South-east Asian Ministers of Education Council (SEAMEC) conference beginning on Tuesday in Bangkok will discuss the possibility of setting up an endowment fund for itg secretariat. This was disclosed today by the Minister of Education. Dato Haji Abdul Rahman Ya'kub at the
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    Lock icon Nine Held In Police Raid
    80 2 MALACCA, Sun Malacca and Negri Sembilan police this morning detained nine men on the police wanted list in a raid in the border village of Batang Melaka A combined police party Of more than 50 officers and men took part in the r aid which
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    Lock icon Vesak Day Celebrations
    52 2 The Singapore Buddhist Pali Society and Mangala Vihara will celebrate the 1970 Vesak Day from May 13 to 20 at the Mangala Vihara's Buddhist Temple in Jalan Eunos. The three-day celebrations, amongst other things. will devote to chanting of prayers. candle-light procession and individual blessings by the
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    Lock icon Aussie Mice Eats Up Cyclist's Dream
    118 3 BROKEN HILL. Australia Sun. (Reuter) Australia's mice have struck again. This time, an ageing cyclist on a 1.300-mile solo Journey through New South Wales is the victim. Dave Boundy, a 59-year-old blacksmith's assistant, set out from here on April 30 on a trip. He
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    Lock icon DANGER OF RADIOACTIVITY: French N-Tests In The Pacific
    462 3 PARIS, Sun. (Reuter) The French cruiser, 'De Grasse,' and a frigate flotilla have taken up action stations in the Pacific. They are ready for Frances latest round of nuclear tests due to be staged in the next few weeks. Ships and airliners
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    Lock icon 'MISSING' ATTACHE TURNS UP
    159 3 CAPETOWN. Sun. (UPI) Lt.-Col. Walter Limbach. walked into a police station yesterday afternoon after beins reported 'missing' since Friday. He is the assistant naval attache at the American consulate here. He disappeared after leaving his office and playing a round of golf at a nearby course
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    Lock icon LATEST UN SURVEY: Most Undeveloped Nations On Earth
    336 3 NEW YORK. Sun., (UPI) The United Nations on Friday identified 16 African countries as "the hard-core of the least developed nations in the world." The categorization was done in a study for next week's meeting of the U.N. Economic and social Council.
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    Lock icon REFUGEES POUR IN FROM BHIWANDI: VIOLENT RIOTS NEAR BOMBAY
    244 3 gOMBAY, Sun. (Reuter) Sixty-four people died in two days of bitter Hindu-Moslem fighting in Maharashtra state, it was announced yesterday. Armed police lost night patrolled the main highway running north from here to restore confidence among refugees. They were streaming out
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    Lock icon IT PAYS TO ASK
    60 3 SYDNEY. (Reuter) A beautiful girl in a brief bikini stood gathering goosepimples in the heart of Sydney this week. However, nobody questioned her attire on such a chilly day. Had thev done so, they would have received Ss63. The stunt was an experiment made bv a
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    Lock icon Vice-Premier Of Taiwan To Visit Saigon
    125 3 TAIPEI, Sun. (UPI) Nationalist Chinese VicePremier Chiang Ching Kuo will visit Saigon in "mid-May" at the invitation of South Vietnamese Prime Minister Tr a n Thien Khiem. The government information office announcement did not Indicate the purpose of the visit. However, the disclosure gave
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    Lock icon CAR-NAPING
    39 3 MANILA. Sun. (UPI) The fastest growing crime in the Philippines today is carnaping, where automobiles instead of human are the victims. It has become very popular as chances of getting caught are small and rewards high, police reported.
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    Lock icon India Must 'Go Nuclear'
    55 3 NEW DELHI. Sun (UPI) —Representatives from all Indian political parties except the Communist Party yesterday pressed the Government to manufacture nuclear weapons with corresponding delivery systems. The semtnar was organ!* ed by Parliament's Science Committee. It reached the consensus that India must 'go nuclear" to save
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    Lock icon Heart Surgery A Success
    90 3 PERTH. Sun. (Reuter) A young Malaysian Is recovering in hospital here after an open-heart surgery to replace an aortic valve. Indran Thllliankannu. 23. of Penang, now has a valve made from tendons removed from hts thigh. The hospital used the technique, first practised several years ago.
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    Lock icon Jewish Group: Former Nazis Work For Nasser
    113 3 LIBERTY, New York, Sun. (UPI) An international Jewish Labour group says it will ask the United Nations to investigate charges that 11 ex-Nail officials are now working for the Egyptian Government. They are now working in 'sensitive military and intelligence posts' in the
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    Lock icon Powerful U.S. Labour Chief Dies In Crash
    446 4 Bodies Too Charred For Identification T)ELLSTON, Michigan, Sun. (UPI and Reuter) Walter Reuther, one of the most powerful figures in organised labour as President of the United Auto Workers' Union, was killed late last night in an air crash. Michigan State Police Headquarters
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    Lock icon BELFAST AGAIN HIT BY UNREST
    474 4 BELFAST, North Ireland, Sun. (Reuter) Squads of British troops kept scores of Roman Catholic demonstrators pinned down in side streets here today. A night of rioting had left 10 soldiers Injured. Antrim Road, one of the main routes leading out of this city torn by
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    Lock icon NEW NATO SEA FORCE
    113 4 NAPLES, Italy, Sun. (UPI) A new North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) naval force came into effect yesterday when warships of five nations completed a IBday exercise at sea. A NATO statement announced the new force, called Naval On-Call Force Mediterranean (NAVOCPORMED). was approved by the NATO
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    Lock icon Student At Kent Not Shot By Guard: Doc
    224 4 AKRON, Ohio, Sun. (UPI) A surgeon, who treated more than 1,000 gunshot wounds in World War 11. declared a Kent State University student was wounded by a "nonmilitary bullet." Dr. Joe Ewing examined Donald MacKenxie, 21. He was discharged on Friday from
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    Lock icon UK To The Rescue
    94 4 VIGO, Spain, Sun. (UPI) British experts yesterday joined the Spanish Navy in a battle to prevent a stricken Norwegian tanker's cargo of crude oil from polluting European shores. The tanker went aground on a reef off Vigo on Tuesday and burst into flames. Spanish Ashing boats
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    Lock icon MINOR INCIDENTS AFTER BIG ANTI-WAR RALLY
    435 4 WASHINGTON, Sun. (Reuter and UPI) Police dispersed a crowd of rowdy demonstrators with teargas when they overturned cars on a university campus here during the night. The incident was at George Washington University. It was one of a few isolated outbreaks of violence after
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    Lock icon TRAVEL BAN ON NIARCHOS
    111 4 ATHENS. Sun. (Reuter) Piraeu's Public prosecutor yesterday asked security police to prevent Oreek shipping magnate Stavros Niarchos from leaving the country. An Investigation into the death of his wife Eugenie Is still on. an authoritative source said here. The ban on his departure came after six
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    Lock icon LEA IS BACK AT WORK
    97 4 KAMPALA. Uganda. Sun. (UPI) Brian Lea. the Britiih diplo.. reported 'missin* for three aays, will be back tomorrow at the British High Commission. British sources said yesterday. His return is viewed as an indication that Lea would be permitted by British authorities to tell his
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    Lock icon Financial Group Founder Resigns
    180 4 LONDON, Sun. (UPI) The resignation of Bernard Cornfeld yesterday as Chairman of the two-billion-dollar Inves. tors' Overseas Services (IOS) mutual fund group may solve the problems of the world-wide money management empire, financial sources commented. The removal of the lOS chief executive after marathon talks in
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    Lock icon A SOVIET-MADE 14.5 mm ANTI-AIRCRAFT MACHINE-GUN
    60 4 was one of the ori<p« mn«nnifc-wwii gne or rnp pruej captured in The City." The letter it e nickname given to e huge 2-square-mile communist supply depot in Cambodia. An U.S. cavalryman above examines the catch. The huge weapons were found along with tons
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    Lock icon PICTORICAL SOCIAL ROUND-UP
    355 5 way to avoid being branded "ugly people" is to cultivate an appreciation for the beautiful and patronise art. Here, the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Labour, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. admires some works put on display at a Joint exhibition by six artists last Thursday. With him are
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    Lock icon DIALOGUE ON RACE PROBLEMS
    945 6 pOREION Minister s. Rajaratnam has ripped the lid off the sanctimoniousness that surrounds racial problems, racial prejudices and racial tension and we wonder whether he has opened a Pandora's Box or whether he has laid the groundwork for meaningful dialogue. It is also possible he could
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    Lock icon What Is So Special About The Bengalis
    998 6  -  ly K. K. DUGGAL GEMINI NEW DELHI: Bombs and music do not go together, but thty co-exist splendidly in India's northeastern state of West Bengal. A Bengali hurls the bomb with as much felicity as he plays the harmonium. Walk along a street
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    383 6  -  By Dick West WASHINGTON: Good thinking la Coop-ess la not aa rare u a day la Jane, bat It still comes under the heading of news when it happens. It is therefor* my duty to report an outbreak of good thinking on the part of Rep. William E MinshaU.
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    Lock icon India: A Big Drop In Family Planning Methods
    364 6  -  By Ram Suresh NEW DELHI Most Indians know about the need for birth control in their teeminf country where the population grows by over a million a month but only a fraction actually practise family planning. The'main obstacle, authorities say. is the
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    Lock icon ROMAN CIRCUS
    642 6  -  by ART BUCHWALD WASHINGTON 'Good afternoon, everybody. This is Chris Schenkel speaking to you from Yale University on this beautiful June day. As you recall, after the tragic events oi May when the students struck the university in sympathy with the Black Panthers, the authorities agreed to dispense
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    Lock icon Vietnam's Economic Hope
    836 6  -  By Barbara Cook SAIGON South Vietnam'! rubber estates are almost silent. Only a few women (o these days into the even rowed forests of majestic trees to tap for liquid latex. Homes of the French plantation owners, houses that suggest a movie set. are empty. In 1968.
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    Lock icon Eskimos Don't Brush Their Teeth
    132 6 I ,(il(Ts... Brushing of teeth regularly is supposed to prevent dental decay. It is more than on* year since the dental health campaign was launched in the Republic, and we teachers nave been doing our bit in instilling the r.abit of regular brushing of teeth
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  • STUDENTS' PAGE $10 ESSAY WINNERS
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      Lock icon Why Youths Join Secret Societies
      464 7 SECRET societies are toeittits that ar« formad saeratly by bad alemants for the purposa of promoting ganstarism. These societies are constantly pursued by th« police. They cannot conduct their activities In bright sunrfiine. The elements of these societies lur# young people to join them. Youths
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      372 7 TODAY Judo has become a very popular sport and is practised by all sorts of people everywhere. it has been a well known sport and was included In the 1964 Olympic Games held at Tokyo. The Champion was a Dutchman. Anton Geesink. Judo was also Included in the Seap
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      Lock icon A Holiday I Shall Never Forget
      597 7 "WAKE UP!" shouted my brother and pushing me out of my bed. I grumbled in protest and then I knocked on the floo r with a hard bump on my back. "Do you know, Dad is going to take us to Penang for a
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      Lock icon Schools Days Are The Best Days
      421 7 THERE Is a profound truth in the common saying that school day 3 are the "Golden Age* of one's life. The students who know how to make the best of their school days are fully convinced that school days are not merely dayg or
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      97 7 AMY By Jack TTpprt" 1 "Is this because you like me, or because you want me to forgive you for something?" DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saundars and AUen McWliams rr BESIDES...I HAVE A VE»y PERSONAL REASON FOR VYANTING TO ENCOURAGE DAN* FRIENDSHIP f im ADA REALLY SAVED THE DAY, TROy/
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    Lock icon Money Can't Buy The Best Of Everything
    341 7 I missed the best of everything Typical born loser that I am. And though I may dispense of the billions I have They cannot be bought. Cleopatra with Caesar The same with Anthony And her death at the feet of Octavius the Only
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  • Special Feature on the Twenty-Second Anniversary of the Independence of the State of israel
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      Lock icon Israel And International Co-operation
      591 9 By Shimon Amir. Director Department fo r International Cooperation. Israel Ministry for Foreign A/fairs We are asked, every now and again, both in Israel and abroad, why we so enthusiastically maintain a complex programme of cooperation with developing countries, despite many onerous tasks which confront us
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      Lock icon Israel's Economy Today
      1025 9  -  By Dr. Zvi Dinstein Deputy Minister of finance The establishment of th« State of Israel brought this new nation face to face with a number of tremendous problems: first of all, th« absorption of an immigrant population three timet larger than the pre-1948 population of Palestine; secondly,
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      55 9 Heartiest Congratulations to the Government and People of Israel on the occasion of their Twenty-Second Independence Day Mr. Mrs. E. S. ROBIN 19-B. ORCHARD COURT, OXLEY ROAD, SINGAPORE 9. Heartiest Congratulations to the Government and People of Israel on the occasion of their 22nd Independence Day FEDERAL OPTIEK, 88, Orchard
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    Lock icon Oona Equals Record Of 5 Winners
    1959 10  -  By JIMMY LAD TOON STABLE's Oona, ridden by George PodJ more, equalled the post-war record set by Jackie's Kuda when she scored her fifth win off the reel at Bukit Timah yesterday. quickly off the mark she led all the way and held off
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    Lock icon Keppelites Beat Diplomatic Corps
    362 10 Playing on their home links the Keppel golfers beat the Diplomatic Corps by 10 matches to two yesterday. The four-ball best-ball matches were keenly contested with both sides. trying their best. The score was all-square up till the twelfth match of the day. However, from then
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    Lock icon Jockey In Fatal Fall
    55 10 CHEPSTOW. England. Sun. (UPI) Steeplechase jockey Fred Dizon, 28. was killed yesterday when his horse. Pernie. fell at the second fence during the White Lion novices race. Dizon, who was married with one child had ridden 15 winners this season and was stable jockey fo r
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    Lock icon Rumania Win D-Cup Tie
    67 10 TEHERAN. Sun. (AFP)— Rumania completed a 4 —l victory over Iran in their Davis Cuo European zone first round tie here yesterday. Rumania went into an unbeatable 3—o lead on Friday. and made it 4—o when Hie Nastase beat Hossein Akbari 6 2 6—4 6 2
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    Lock icon Silver Spray Bumped On 3 Occasions—Report
    292 10 The Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterday's Bukit Tlmah races: Race 1: Glorious Destiny (Johnson) was awkward to ride In the straight through hanging in under pressure. Race 2: Intrepid Stable, owners of Exchange Rate were ordered to pay a forfeit of $2OO for scratching
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    Lock icon Kian Chye Misses Mark By 0.4 Secs.
    598 10 Policeman Yeo Kian Chye failed to qualify for Hie 100 yards event for tho forthcoming Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh when he ran at th« Singapore Amateur Athletic Association second All-comers meet at Farrer Park Athletic cen- tre yesterday. Yeo missed the qualifying mark
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    Lock icon American Baseball Results
    102 10 NEW YORK. Sun (Reuter)—Results of yesterday's major league baseball games AMERICAN LEAGUE California Angels 11. New York Yankees 3 Minnesota Twins 5. Cleveland Indians 3 Baltimore Orioles 4, Chicago White Sox 3 Detroit Tigers 7 Kansas City Royals 4 Milwaukee Brewers 3. Washinton Senators 2 (10 innings)
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    Lock icon England Will Capture Trophy Again Reports Computer Study
    321 10 LONDON, Sun. (Renter) England, the 1966 World Cup winners, will capture the trophy again in Mexico next month, according to a computer study made here of details of 16 finalists. David Hunn. sports columnist of the Sunday newspacer The Observer, "fed the
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    Lock icon Train Hard Suharto To T-Cuppers
    70 10 JAKARTA, Sun. (ReuterV —President Suharto hag urged the Indonesian Thomas Cu© badminton team to train hard for the Thomaa Cup championship to be held in Kuala Lumpur from Ma v 26 to June 7He told team members in a surprise visit to their training headquarters
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      39 10 Ist. Prise Ho. 1 ***** ($4,939) 2nd. Prist No. *****3 ($1,411) 3rd. Priso No. *****9 705) Starters: ($l5O oach) Nos:*****2 *****9 *****7 *****2 *****8 *****4 *****6 Consolation: ($lOO oack) Nos:*****2 *****1 *****8 *****6 *****3 *****5 *****4 *****3 *****4 *****8.
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      Lock icon Saldivar Regains World Boxing Crown
      623 11 ROME, Sun. (Router) Mexican Vincintc Saldivar last night rogainod th« world featherweight boxing title with a unanimous points decision over Australian holder Johnny Famechon. Saldivar showed no signs of his long absence from the ring and began scoring well after the eighth round. Squaring up
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      Lock icon Briton Wins Monaco Grand Prix
      114 11 MONTE CARLO. Sun. (Reuter) Briton Tony Trimmer won the Monaco Formula Three Grand Prix here yesterday lea* than a second clear of French driver Jean-Pierr® Cassegrain. Trimmer and Cassegrain. both driving Brabhams. fought for the lead throughout the 24 laps of the mile circuit here.
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      Lock icon Czechs Win
      21 11 LUXEMBOURG. 8 u n. (Reuter) World Cup finalists Czechoslovakia beat Luxembourg 1-0 In a friendly soccer match here tonight.
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      Lock icon Crampton Takes 2-stroke Lead
      269 11 HOUSTON. Texas. Sun. Reute r) Australia's Bruce Crampton Increased PJ* lea d to two shots yes«frcJwv thr rounds Sf. the US$ll5,OOO Houston cnampions international golf tournament 34 -year-old veteran snot a one-over par 72 for the round, but after S4 holes was one of o nl
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      Lock icon Southampton Signs On O'Neil
      70 11 SOUTHAMPTON. England. Sun. <UPT> Southampton yesterday signed former England Under-23 International wing -half Brian O'Neil from fellow First Division soccer club Burnley for a free of £75.000. The 26-year-oid player travelled to Southampton after the clubs agreed on the fee and signed. O'Neil, who also earned
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      Lock icon Lloyd Scores Brilliant 163 v kent
      470 11 LONDON, Sun. (Reuter) Clive Lloyd. Lancashire's 25-year -old West Indian Test batsman, hammered seven sixes and 18 foiKS as he raced to a brilliant 163 against Kent in the English C o un t y cricket championship yesterday. Lloyd, who reached his century in
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      Lock icon FEAF Command Marksman
      98 11 Within a few months of joining R.A.F. Tengah's full-bore shooting club, in Singapore. Senior Aircraftman Peter Newhouse. 20. had made such remarkable progress in hig marksmanship that he was selected a Station team member He excelled at this year's Far East Air Force Small Arms Competition and
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      Lock icon New Bid To Stop Dope-Taking
      124 11 New Bid To Stop DopeTaking AMSTERDAM. Sun. (Reuter) A meeting of eminent Professors of Medicine is to be held here on May 14 to decide on a foolproof method of checking athletes for dope-taking. For some time, present methods of checking for dope have left reasons for doubt. Mr. Adrian
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      Lock icon Diepraam, Margy Win
      102 11 GUILDFORD. England. Sun. IUPI) Former Davis Cup international Keith Diepraam won an All-South African men's singles final at the Surrey hard court'tennis championships yesterday by beating Andrew Pattlson 6-4. 6-0. Diepraam, who is now a teaching pro. earned a onethird share of the £250 Rothmans snowball prize
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      Lock icon Castleford Keep Rug by Trophy
      215 11 LONDON. Sun (Reuter) Castleford retained the English Rugby League challenge cup when they beat Wigan 7-2 In an undistinguished final at Wembley Stadium here yesterday. A crowd of 100.000. paying record receipts of £90.000. saw the Yorkshire club score a try and two penalty goals
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      Lock icon Olympic Games In Serious Trouble- Brundage
      538 11 AMSTERDAM, Sun. (Reuter) In slashing attack on commercialism in the Olympic Games, Mr. Avery Brundage. American President of the International Olympic Committee (I6C), yesterday called for ice hockey, soccer, basketball and Alpine skiing to be withdrawn from the Games. In a 5,000-word speech to
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      Lock icon Pardedet For S'pore
      47 11 JAKARTA. Sun (Reuter) The North Sumatra soccer team. Pardedet. winner of last year'* All-Indonesia aoccer championship, will tour several Asian countries next month fo* friendly matches, a team spokesman said. The team will visit Japan. South Korea. Malaysia. Singapore. Burma. Thailand and Hong kong.
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      Lock icon Wolves 1-0
      32 11 LONDON. Sun. (Reuter) Results of Anglo-Italian club football tournament matches played yesterday: Sheffield Wednesday 0, Juventus 0. Sunderland 2, Florentlna 2. Swindon Town 1. Napoll 2. Wolverhampton l. Laslo 0.
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      Lock icon Le Mercier Triumphs
      81 11 Former Putra Cup player Emile Le Mercier (H'cap 9) shot a 39-36-75 to win the Keppel May 'Btroke' Medal with a nett-86 at the Bukit Chermln links on Saturday. A stroke behind on nett--67 was Reg Perry (H'cap 8) whose 38-37-75 was the best amongst the early
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      1135 11 CHANNEL ft PM 300 Opening Announcements in All Languages General Hospital. 320 Woman's World <T>. 3.50 A Diary of Event* in S pore This Week (T). 355 Its Happening in Spore (Tamil" <Repeat) 4.15 Days of Our Lives 455 Close. 6.05 Opening Announcements In All Languages Bwana Don. 6.30 News
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    Lock icon THE UNSUNG REVOLUTION THAT WORKS
    758 12 Singapore is committed to an "unadvertised" tangible social revolution for her continued well-being and prosperity in the future. Yet the present set of principles witnessed in daily lives of her people are being thought of as a threat and "subversive" and alien to the fostering
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    Lock icon VETRTVELU MAKES LIGHT OF 'RACE WAR' WARNING
    238 12 The leader of the United National Front, Mr. R. Vetrivelu last night described the recent statement by Hie Minister for Foreign Affairs on the fears of racial war among the major races as "unfounded." In a press statement issued by the UNF. Mr.
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    Lock icon Seminar Urges National School System
    693 12 The Seminar on multi-racialism has urged the Government to establish a National School System to replace the present integrated school system. The National School system should have only one kind of school where scientific and technological subjects will be taught in English and the humanities
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    Lock icon Bakery Assistant Murdered By Three
    158 12 A BAKERY shop assistant, Ho Jon Kiat, 24, was murdered in a coffee shop at Paya Lebar Road, Satur- day night. Police Investigating the case are unable to establish the motive for his slaying According to the shop proprietor. Teo Boon Kok. his murderers were
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    Lock icon Defence Fund Nears $9 Million
    69 12 The Singapore National Defence Fund is approaching $9 million. The Fund's target is $lO million. With the latest donations of $615.00 the Fund now stands at $8,870,584.14 cts. They came from the Advanced Management Alumni of the Singapore Institute of Management $200; MrKoh Kwee Heng
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    Lock icon Congress Secretary Pailo Dies
    46 12 Mr. Arthur Pailo. General Secretary of the Singapore Jndian Congress died on Saturday, at the General Hospital. Mr Pailo. 44, was the Secretary of the Congress (formely Malayan Indian Congress) from 1957. He was also an active trade unionist and social worker.
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    Lock icon MAN FALLS FROM FLAT ON TO CAR
    77 12 THE body of a teacher, Pueh Kah Tong was found on the hood of a car parked at the multi-storey flats at the Selegie Road yesterday morning. Pueh. of Jalan Klinlk received multiple injuries and was sent to the General Hospital where his
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    Lock icon SAF Games Today
    57 12 The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises in Mandai'Marsiling area between 8 a.m. and 12 noon today They will also exercise in the Eastern part of the Island from 10 a m today untill 6.30 a m tomorrow. Blanks will be used durin these exercises. The
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      78 12 TIME AND TIDE TODAY SINGAPORE TOWN: 1.22 a.m. (8.6 ft.); 8.30 a.m. <0.9 ft.); 3.20 pjn. (6.6 ft.); 8.27 pm (43 ft.). NAVAL DOCKYARD: 1.28 a.m. (9.6 ft.); 7.59 a.m. (1.7 ft 32t pm. (8.3 ft.); 8.27 pm. (5.6 ft TOMORROW SINGAPORE TOWN: 2.04 a.m. (8 1 ft.); 9.14 am.
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