Eastern Sun, 13 May 1970

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  • 22 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1342 Wednesday. 13 May 1970. MC (P) 1616 Price 15 cent*
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  • 634 1 Six Nations Fighting BEIRUT, Tues. (All Agencies) Israeli troops invaded southern Lebanon today and touched off the biggest battle in the Middle East since the June 1967 war. Troops, aircraft and artillery and armour from six nations Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Jordan and Egypt became involved
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  • 143 1 SHIPYARDS confirmed yesterday that Singapore ships are going to Hong Kong for servicing and overhaul. "But." they said, "we are not losing out." Singapore yards are so heavily booked that some ship# have to eo to Hong Kon B for repairs. Mr. K.K. Ching, president ©f
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  • 277 1 PAPEETE, Tues. (UPI) France plan* to begin new nuclear weapon tests this week. Airlines and ships have been ordered to stay clear off the Pacific test grounds near Tahiti. Radio Tahiti has begun broadcasting urgent radio warnings saying the danger area Is
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  • 37 1 WASHINGTON. Tu e (UPI) —Defence Secretary Melvin Laird said today the United States already has pulled 'several thousand" troops out of Cambodia He urged Congress not to impose any limitation on President Nixon's authority there.
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  • 265 1 NEAK LEUNG, Tues. (UPI) South Vietnamese naval vessels are blockading the Cambodian coast# VicePresident Nguyen Cao Ky said today. Kv said coastal ships are stopping and searching all vessels between Kompong Som (Sihanoukville) and the South Vietnamese border. He said U.S. naval craft were not involved.
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  • 198 1 TOKYO. Tues. (Reuter) A young eunman today hijacked a ferry with 22 pa&sengers and crew on board and across Japan's Inland Sea chased by 10 armed patrol boats. The youtn. aged 20 and armed with a stolen police pistol, rifles and a shot-gun.
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  • 253 1 PHNOM PENH, Tues. (Reuter) China tried to strike a secret bargain with Phnom Penh before it recognised the government-in-exile Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Premier Lon Nol said today. The Prime Minister said he rejected the Chinese terms, which ineluded continued use of Cambudia
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  • 497 3 JJONG KONG, Tues. (UPI) The leader of North Vietnam's Communist (Workers') Party has held secret talks on Indochina with China's top party, government and military leaders, Peking Radio reported today. There was no firm indication what Le Duan, first secretary of the Vietnam worker's
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  • 121 3 KARACHI. Tues. (UPI) The Government Press Trust newspapers Pakistan Times and Imroze have Racked 12 employees Including seven members of their editorial staff for taking part in the nation-wide journalists' strike last month. The dismissal followed a show-cause notice served on them by the management
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  • 358 3 MANILA, Tues. (UPI) Five Filipina night club dancers returned home Tuesday penniless from a tragedy-marred tour of Europe vowing to sue British show business agent Lord Anthony Moynihan. The entertainers claim Moynihan owes them compensation for the death of one of the troupe
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  • 166 3 WELLINGTON. Tues. (Reuter) Police swarmed abroad a freighter from Australia off New Plymouth today after reports that Britain's runaway train robber Ronald Biggs was on board. Forty police and five customs men set out In launches to meet the 3.839ton union steamship vessel Walkare
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  • 34 3 JAKARTA. Tues. (AFP) Seven persons have died of a cholera epidemic now spreading in Jakarta. So far 11 cases have been reported. Jakarta was declared cholera infected early this month.
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  • 183 3 CANBERRA. Tues. (ITI) Underwater body guards will be provided this weekend when Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elioot Trudeau makes a private cruise in Barrier Reef waters with Australian Prime Minister John Gorton Three professional skin-divers, one from the Royal Australian Navy, will be on
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  • 324 4 AUGUSTA, Georgia, Tues. (UPI) A protest over o jailhouse killing burst into bloody rioting last night. At least six people were killed and 20 injured here during the night as gangs ot Negroes rampaged through the streets, rioting,
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  • 422 4 WASHINGTON, Tuts. (Reuter) President Nixon is willing to take pert in e televised confrontation with student critics of his Vietnam War policy. He gave his support to the Idea of a television debate at a meeting with 43 state governors nere yesterday. The
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  • 109 4 KILLEEN, Texas. Tues. (Reuter) Actress Jane Fonda was 'arrested' at an army base near here yesterday after ignoring a ban on distribution of anti-war pamphlets. Authorities at Fort Hood denied her request to hand out the literature When she refused to move from the gates of the
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  • 257 4 NEW YORK, Tues. (Reuter) Burly construction workers, who on Friday attacked peace demonstrators, yesterday held a protest of their own—in support of President Nixon. The workers were Joined by dockera. They marched through the street* of the cltya financial area shouting alogan* and carrying
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  • 246 4 WASHINGTON, Tues. (Reuter) The Senate Foreign Relations Committee Has approved a broad amendment to cut off funds for U.S. forces in Cambodia. A full-scale Senate debate on Thursday is expected. If it passes the Senate, as predicted by its bi-partisan sponsors,
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  • 41 4 BRIDGETON. Barbados Tues. (UPI) U.S. Black Power leader Stokely Carmichael was put on a plane by police yesterday after being denied permission to address a public meeting here. Carmichael arrived on Sunday after a week-long speaking tour in Guyana.
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  • 101 4 MIAMI. Florida. Tues. (ITPI)—The militant Alpha 66 Cuban exite organisation announced yesterdav it a "naval units" had sunk two 65-foot communist Cuban fishing boats and taken 11 crew members prisoners. Diego Medina, information officer for the group, confirmed reports of the sinkings within the past week.
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  • 139 4 WASHINGTON, Tues. (Reuter) The Senate Foreign Relations Committee yesterday voted to do«e a loop-hole in U.S. lew which hat allowed recipients of surplus American weapons to re-sell them to other countries. The mov* could block the proposed transfer of U.S. tanks from
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  • 33 4 CALCUTTA. Tue«. (Reuter) Extremist Communist Naxalites today burned effigies of President Nixon and Soviet Premier Alexel Kosygin and tried to attack the offices of Pan American Airline* and American
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  • 152 4 PHILADELPHIA, Tues. (UPI) An Atlantic Richfield Company oil refinery in South Philadelphia was ripped yesterday by an explosion. It killed at least five workers and injured about 15 others. A companv spokesman said the blast occurred in a catalyst plant capable of processing 25,000 barrels of
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  • 213 4 WASHINGTON, Tues. (UPI) The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) yesterday arrested 58 persons in gambling raids in Detroit and Flint, Michigan. It also shut down a numbers operations with a dally take ox more than *****,000, the Justice Department announced. FBI agenta conducted simultaneous raids In
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  • 230 4 LUBBOCK, Texas, Tues. (UPI) A tornado striking suddenly out of the darkness in heavy rain and hail tore an eightmile long gash through Lubbock last night. Twenty-six persona were killed by the twister and 302 were Injured Early estimates put damages in the millions All
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  • 85 4 WASHINGTON, Tues (UPI) The Senate will confirm Judge Blackmun for the Supreme Court today, ending President Nixon'® year-long quest for a successor to Justice Fortas. Two of his previous choices were disapproved. Democratic and Republican leaders said they knew of no opposition to Blackmun. The latter
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  • 75 4 UDINE, Italy, Tues. (UPI) An Italian military vehicle smashed into a group of mentally handicapped children yesterday as the went for an afternoon warlt near this north Italian city. Police said six of the children. all aged 13. were killed. Authorities said the accident occurred when
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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  • 102 5 SAIGON. Tues. (Reuter) Vietcong tired three rockets Into central Saigon today. One fell lust short of the Presidential Palace Another of the Sovietmade i22-mllllmetre rockets wounded four people and destroyed four houses. It had landed In a suburb across the Saigon river from the capital. The
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  • 302 5 Portland Espionage Case: MAIDSTONE, England, Tues. (UPI) —Britain today freed a loving couple who spent the last nine years in separate prisons. They served sentence* in the 1961 Portland Naval Base Spy Case that broke a major Soviet espionage network. One of the two
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  • 216 5 COPENHAGEN, Tues. (AFP) Martin Bormann, Adolf Hitler's war-time deputy, landed on the Da nish Island of Bornholm from a boat on May 4, 1945. He then left In the same boat for an unknown destination. It was revealed here yesterday. This new clue to the Nazi
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  • 39 5 PARIS. TUM (Reuter) Greek composer Mikis Theodorakis' wife and two young children were in Paris today after 20 hours aboard a small boat. It had smuggled them to Sicily according to French politician. Jean-Jacques Ser-van-Schreiber
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  • 43 5 BASLE. Tues. (Reuter)— The second bomb scare In two days involving Madridbound airliners flying from Switzerland caused the hurried evacuation of a Swissair plane yesterday An anonymous t>hone cali to the Swiss News Agency ATS warned of more attack* to come.
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  • 85 5 SEOUL. Tues. <UPI» Mrs. Syngman Rhee. widow of former South Korean President, will return to Seoul on Saturday. a source close to the family said today. The source said Mrs. Rhee. 71. will leave Vienna, where she had been living with her sister
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  • 67 5 SAFI Morocco. Tues. (UPI) Storms lashing Morocco's Atlantic coast yesterday forced Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl to defav until Thursday or Friday the departure of his papyrus boat for the Antilles The eight-man international crew continued to load aboard large earthen-ware jars with food supplies iam. milk.
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  • 89 5 ROME. Tues (UPI) Roman garbage-collectors went on strike again yesterday It started a week of Labour agitation which will stop or disrupt transportation. education. industry, medicine and the machinery of government over the next five days. Millies of members of the three main labour unions plan
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  • 198 5 PRETORIA, Tues. (Reuterj— Prime Minitter John Vorster today announced the resignation of a senior member of hit cabinet and issued an apparent rebuke to another in a cabinet reshuffle. Vorster disclosed Economic Affairs Minister Jan Jan Haak had re-signed. Among other changes, he transferred the planning
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  • 294 5 WASHINGTON. Tues. (UPI) —United Arab ReCublic President Nasser yesterday claimed his country's uge debts to Russia did not give the latter any special leverage in Egvpt. "The debtor reruses to t>ay if he feels he is under unjust pressures.'' Nasser answered His
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  • 336 5 PARIS, Tues. (UPI) Arson and bomb explosions kept police on around-the-clock alert yesterday. The uneasy situation settled in just as the second anniversary of the hot spring of 1968 is approaching. President Pomp idou was described by officials as being determined
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  • 149 5 PADUA, Italy. Tues. (UPI) Sophia Loren put on a cassock yesterday and drew cheers and jeers from fans. The Academy Award-win-ning actress wore the long black garment for a scene in "The Priest's Wife." a film about a priest who decides to marry. As she stepped
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  • 104 5 LONDON, Tues. <Reuter> The number of overseas doctors comm« to Britain is drastically dropping off. It threatens to weaken the British National Health Service. the 'Times' newspaper reported today. The report said that in the first quarter o? this \-ear. only 63 doctors came to Britain
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  • 316 5 DUBLIN, Tues. (UPI) Extremists on both sides of the Irish border yesterday prepared for a summer of sectarian and political turmoil. "This time, we will be ready." declared a spokesman for the outlawed Irish Republican Army iIRA). "Last August when Belfast went
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  • 123 5 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI) Go,'-, prices dropped in quiet trading on markets here and abroad on Monday. The London gold price was 5 U.S. cents lower at the morning fixing and dropped another five U.S. cents at the second fixing to 36.15 U.S. dollars aa ounce.
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  • 921 6 HTHERE hare been a»y number of rumours at least 17 purveyors of rumour have been arrested that racial riots will break out In Malaysia either on April 30 on the 40th anniversary Of the founding of the Malayan Communist Party or on May 13, the first anniversary of
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  • 1176 6  -  Book Review By Dean Thomson This extraordinary book arrived on the seen# with none of the usual publicity received by locally Written books on local issues. Dr. Mahatlr is a politically inclined Malay, passionately concerned with the light lantastic his country is treading. His claim
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  • 507 6  -  Derek Ingram LONDON: If the opinion polls are correct Prime Minister Harold Wilson could be putting himself into a winning position for the forthcoming British general election. The Prime Minister csn decide whether to go to the Klls any time up to the beginning
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  • 645 6  -  By Gamini Seneviratne GEMINI. LONDON: For two weeks this month (May 4-1?) the millions of letters and parcels passing through tne Post Office sorting offices in London, and some 70 others in Britain, are being franked with the four-oak-leaves-and-aeorn emblem of the National
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  • commercial and industrial
    • 384 7 Business done in the Stock Mart when it opened another session of trading yesterday was spontiltfftiit* Ther e was continued progress especially In Hit industrial sector. Recovery was leifl in many counters and In addition to this, a new counter was established which eventually
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    • 88 7 (ManaceiV Prtrn for May ii» IHK1IHHI 1 Ml IRt !> 8 Growth Min<1 10' 1 IV ASIA 1 Ml 1KI M> M lnt»-«t Mind *fl 1*0 It8 9l5iUAlN)KK I'M! IHItiT* 1st SlajNporv I6t 2nd ""Insapore f.f5 3rd !*ingftpnrp l.tlxd MM ihe C om itid 101 1 07 Th»
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    • 999 7 TJUSINISS done in and reported to file trading rooms of the Stock Ixcheng# of Malaysia end Singapore with the number of «hare* traded in brackets in lots of .1,000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS ACMA 12.12 (1)- Alcan ?1?2 (5) $1.73 (2) $1.70 (1) 51.71 (2); DIM $1.78
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    • 669 7 BID and offer prices officially listed yesterday at the close of business in the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore were: INDUSTRIALS B s. ACM A cbl Alcan 2 10 218 •71 Allied ho 3 40 3 60 Ben x i o
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    • 216 7 EASTERN ROADS Alkaid. Emarex. Helena, Kota Raja. Kadlna, La Grande Abeto. Pyldftwnyunt. Rio Das Contas. Permlna I, State of Travancore. Tide Hall 111. Sumatra Maru. Agios Symeon. Englishman. Joseflna. Kota Naga, Kokal Maru No. 12. Mldanao Sea. Prabhu Satram. Aeas. Permlna Samudra 111. Cochin. Tong Hock.
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    • 337 7 i wme fl§yL%*. v 4 SYDNEY, Tues. (UPI) —Mining and oil shares fall haavily on Sydnay Stock Ixchanfa Tuesday. Although falls in both MatioflA Wife slight, falls still outnumbered naaa by 110 to 84 Aftef a bad start to tridmg in tha morning, many mining and oil stocka
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    • 276 7 RUBBER UP 1 1/ 2 C MAY first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 59 cents per lb. up ene end e halt centi from th§ previous close. London advices were better than expected and opening levels were marked up some 31
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    • 74 7 NEW YORK. Tuei (UPD Trader*, about the economic slowdown and U.S. action in Cambodia continued to drive s'ock' lower on Monday Turnover wa.« unusually light. The UPI marietwlde indicator showed a loss of 1.16 per cent on 1.402 issues on the tape. There were 806 declines
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    • 16 7 The tin price for yesterday was $7Ol i per picul down of a dollar.
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    • 171 7 LONDON, Tun. (UPI) Weekend news from Geneva, which seemed to carry hopes that the tangled 1.0.5. situation may be resolved, brought a better trend to stock markets at first Monday. But. later, uncertainty began to hang over the market because of a number of
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    • 88 7 THB Bonn price* »t thfl Slnmporf rhin»«» PriNlmr e*chance yesterday were:R Coconut Otl if on. i hh ik Cofcitim oil (F O B Prom Mlaed Copra 3600 Mrimok White Peppef irtt.Bt hue Pepper Sarawak «peefaV Black Pepper (1 »»H.) W I £ne<ifil Black Prpp<* (F O B Laniponc Hmrt
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    • 186 7 LONDON. Tues. (t'PI) Indian government charterers were the busiest on an otherwise very very dull market on Monday, fixing June July loaders from the St. Lawrehce to India at the good rate of 171/6 basis 1.900 discharge free with wheat. There was a selection of weekend business
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    • 27 7 LOM>ON. Tues. (UPI) Tin remained steady with 135 tons. Spot buyers 1.593, sellers 1,594, business 1,595 1.593. 3-month buvers 1.606, sellers 1,007, business 1,607 1,606.
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  • 834 8  - Too Many People— Too Few Jobs By K.K. Duggal GEMINI VEW DELHI: We want jobs, not decrees. This is how angrv voung graduates greeted the Minister of Education at a university convocation recently. Thev tore up the degrees "we have no need for scraps of paper" pulled out the mike,
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  • 952 8  -  By Lionel Gregory GEMINI LONDON: Bv 1971 thousands of Gurkhas become redundant to the needs of the British Army. The last garrison of 6,000 stands guard in Hong Kong. Some 200.000 were enlisted In the First World War. 175.000 In the Second.
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  • 680 8  - Too Many JobsToo Few People By Keith Eunson GEMINI. WELLINGTON: Although New Zealand la roughly the size of the British Isles, it has a population of fewer than three million and a work force of 1.062.000. This force has increased by *2.9 per cent in a decade, but the nation
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  • 512 8  -  DATELINE »r Ele,Walt Dulaney Dear Ele: I ant working in a theatre croup and share a dressing roo m with the other girls in the rhorus. The trouble is that the men don't stay out. So one seems to mind but I fee! funny standing
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
    • 128 8 DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and Alden McWMams WtU BE BACK IN THE STATES IN A FEW HOURS, ADA I CANT SAV I'M SORRy ABOUT THAT/ 9 f m i AND...WHEN WE ARRIVE. I WANT YOU TO MEET SOMEONE VIRV SPECIAL £3K M A m MEANWHILE... TAKE. IT TO THE
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    • 16 8 AMY By Jack Tipprf L'miiir Hi "She's my youngest.. .she hos three older sisters ot home."
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  • 611 9  -  By Romola Metzner NEW YORK: British artist Verna Hitchcock is in the United States for her first one-man show here, and she's a little surprise at all the fuss being made about women's liberation. It's never occurred to this 30-vear-old blonde bombshell that
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  • 230 9  -  A Lovelier You BY MARY SUE MILLER Wrinkles and sag in the area of the chin can begin to plague a woman any time after her mid-thirties If the condition Is allowed to go untended. it worsens rapidly. And that's a sadness. because the simplest measures
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  • 102 9 UPI LONDON. The newest fashion idea Is to mix your printed and patterned separate*. not match them The trend towards unlikely combinations Includes wearing a short skirt over a longer one. a longsleeved blous# under a short-sleeved Jacket and a garment that looks a
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  • 448 9  -  Ann Landers DEAR ANN: One of my friends killed himself a few days ago. Nobody can figure out why he did It. He had brains, looks, money. And he was such a nice kid. I just can't believe it. I didn't know him very
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  • SUN SPORT
    • 246 10 INDIANAPOLIS. I n d. Tues. (UPI) Mario Andretti. defending: champion of the Indianapolis 500mile race, yesterday narrowly escaped injury from a dramatic crash which occurred at the same place as the one which last year forced him to use his back-up car. Andretti, driving his new McNamara
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    • 140 10 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter) Kent were today declared winners of Sunday's disputed league cricket match against Lancashire, restricted to ten overs each because of rain. The dispute erupted whf»n rain ended play early with Kent claiming victory because they had passed Lancashire's tenover total of 57 in the
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    • 93 10 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter) Bookmakers installed Nijinsky as seven to four favourite for the English Derby at Epsom on June 3 when the v held a betting callover here today. Nijinsky. who is Canadian bred. American owned and Irish trained, is unbeaten in all his races. French-trained horses filled
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    • 166 10 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter) Controversial coloured cricketer Basil D'Oliveira said last night he would be prepared to play against the all-white South African team on their tour of England this summer. He said in a television Interview he would play "anyone, anywhere and at any time." D'Oliveira.
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    • 52 10 TURIN, Italy, Tues. (Reuter) Czechoslovakia beat Italy 3-2 in their European Zone section "B" Davis Cup tie today when An Kodes beat Adriano Panatta 6-3, 6-2. 6-2 in the final game. Earlier Jan Kupal beat Massimo di Domenico "-9, 6-4. 7-5, 9-7, to level Czechoslovakia's score with Italy
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    • 230 10 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) A proposal by Hungary for the expulsion of the South African Lawn Tennis Union from the International Lawn Tennis Federation (ILTF) will be considered at the ILTF'S annual general meeting in Paris on July 8. Hungary Is calling for the expulsion of
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    • 55 10 JOHN BUCYK (left) of the Boston Bruins receives the Stanley Cup from National Hockey League "resident Clarence Campbell (right) after the Bruins won in overtime on a winning goal by Bobby Orr in the fourth game of the Stanley Cup playoff in the Boston Garden. The Bruins down the St.
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    • 548 10 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter)'-—Organisers of the Commonwealth Games will im« t here this week for talks on the threatened boycott of the games by African and Asian nations if Britain does not cancel the South African cricket tour. Sir Herbert Brechin, Chairman of the Commonwealth Games Committee
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    • 113 10 DALLAS, Texas. Tues. (UPI) Steady-shooting veteran Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg. South Carolina, fired a final round two-under par 69 yesterday to win the 15th Dallas Civitan women's open championship for a second time with a 54-hole total of 214. Miss Rawls. winner here In 1964 and
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    • 123 10 EDINBURGH, Scotland, Tues. (Reuteri The Scottish Billiards Association has banned South Africa from this year's World Snooker Championships here because of possible trouble over the South African cricket tour of England. The association said today it is sending a letter to its counterpart in Jonannesburg
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    • 49 10 TORONTO. Tues (UPI) In the second match of the round robbin tournament for the Toronto Cup. Manchester United defeated Glasgow Celtic 2-0-Goals were scored in the tenth minute of the first half by Billy McNeil and in the nineteenth minute of the second half by John Aston.
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    • 213 10 BY OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT PENANG. Tues. Jessie's Delight, with apprentice Cheam Ah Kin op. did the fastest workout when he sprinted smartly over 3f in 38 1/5 on a good track here this morning. Yippy (Sublan) also Impressed In a 31 trial In 38 3/5.
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    • 219 10 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter) —Eifion Jones, the Glamorgan wicket-keeper, equalled the English first class record when he claimed seven victims against Cambridge University m a rain-hit cricket pragramme today. Jones completed an outstanding double, hitting 54 not out in an 110-run sixth wicket stand with skipper Tony Lewis
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    • 434 10 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) —Government Minister Peter Shore yesterday added his voice to the increasing volume of pressure on England's cricket authorities to cancel the South African cricket tour of Britain due to start on June 1. But. in resisting pressure from backbench labour
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    • 108 10 SACRAMENTO. Calf. Tues. (UPI) Top-seeded Arthur Ashe won first place and the top prize of 5.000 U.S. dollars yesterday by defeating Barry Mackay 6-4. 6-2. 3-6. 10-8 In the 20.000 US. dollar Central California Open Tennis Championships at Sutter Lawn Tennis Club. Mackay. a stockbroker, took
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    • 174 10 INDIANA POLIB. Ind. Tues. (UPI) Ai Unser of Albuquerque, New yesterday turned the fastest lap so far this year in practice for the 500-mile race at Indianapolis. He clocKed exactly 170.973 miles per hour. Despite a wet track delaying the start of practice Sunday, it was the
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    • 56 11 THE EUROPEAN CUP for indoor handball was recently won by VFL Gummerbach (West Germany) with a 14-11 win against SC Dynamo Berlin (East Germany) in Dortmund's Westfalenhalle. Hans-Gunther Schmidt with nine goals was top scorer. Magdeburger Koshmehl (seen above) with two goals, Jurgen Feldhoff also with two, and Jochen Brand
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    • 568 11 NEW YORK, Tues. (UPI) Hank Aaron climaxed g four-hit afternoon with a 10th inning homer yesterday that powered Atlanta to a 7-6 victory over the Chicago Cubs and gave the Braves their 12th win in 13 games. The homer. Aaron's 14th ©f the year
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    • 162 11 NF,W YORK. Tues (LTD Oonato Paduano of Canada and Italy ruined Frenchman Marcel Cerdan's American debut bv winning a b'oodr 10-round decision at Madison Square Garden last night. Cerdan, son of the late world middleweight champion. seemed to have an upset m his grasp as the
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    • 61 11 SYDNEY. Tues. (UPI) Former World Bantamweight Boxing champion Lionel Rose has been matched against British fighter Jimmie Revie for the vacant Empire Featherweight title, the Australian reported today. Promoter Bill Long plans to hold the fight in Sydney on Aug. 8, the newspaper said. Rose is in
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    • 85 11 GUANAJUATO. Tues. (Reuter) Each player In Brazil's World Cup soccer squad has been Insured for 200.000 dollars (SS600.000), Sebastian Martin Alonso, the team's administrator announced here. He said that each player had so far received 50.000 dollars (SS150.000). "If thev pass to the quarter-finals they will
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    • 180 11 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI) —Following are the results and standings in major league baseball after Monday's games; AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W L GB Baltimore 21 8 Detroit 15 13 sft New York 16 15 6 Boston 14 14 Washington 13 18 8 Cleveland 10 16 9i WEST
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    • 155 11 YONKERS. New York Tues. (UPI) Ambro Harvey. an Impressive winner last Saturday, war selected yesterday to replace Australian horse Adaptor In the Good Time Pace, second leg in the prestigious 150.000 U.S. dollar Yonkers international pacing series. Ambro Harvey, the six-year-old son of Capetown Tarport Rhythm earned his
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    • 226 11 AMSTERDAM, Tues. (AFP) —The African countries mean to go through with their boycott of the Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh, Jean-Claude Gangs. Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Sport in Africa, said today. He told AFP that the boycott would be maintained as
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    • 218 11 DISQUALIFIED MELBOURNE, Australia, Tues. (UPI) Filipino boxer Isidro Victra lost night was disqualified for knocking down Australian bantamweight champion Paul Ferreri instead of touching gloves for the last round of the 10-round non-title fight. Vicera threw a right cross to Ferreri's jaw as the Australian
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    • 122 11 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI) Ra v Patterson, brother of former world heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson, was Indicted yesterday by a Federal Grand Jury charging him for failure to report for induction into the armed force#. The 2?-year-old Patterson, whose U.S. address was in Mount Vernon. New York,
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    • 489 11 LONDON, Tues. (UPI and Reuter) The baffle for the team prize in the World Cup Auto Rally it now a straight fight between Finland and the Soviet Union, the organising Daily Mirror newspaper announced here yesterday. The stretch from Rio de Janeiro, where
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    • 104 11 CAMBRIDGE. Eng., Tues. (Reuteri Battle of Britain Pilot Douglas Bader told students here that South Africans had died in the war so that students could debate. Legless Group Capt. Bader was taking part in a Cambridge Union debate last night which decided in favour of the
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    • 81 11 NAIROBI. Tues (Reuter) Officials of the Kenya Olympic and Commonwealth Games Association met last night to discuss a possible Kenyan boycott of the Edinburgh Commonwealth Games in July. The meeting lasted four hours under the chairmanship of the President of the Association. Musembi Mbathi, but no decision
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    • 167 11 SARAJEVO. Yugoslavia, Tues. (UPI) World basketball championship officials warned Cuban playtrt and fans yesterday they will tolerate no repeat of incidents such as a mass fistfight which followed Sunday night's championship semi-final opening. Witnesses said the scuffle broke out as close to 5.000 fans were leaving
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    • 134 11 MELBOURNE. Tues. (LTI> Ron Dabscheck. a Melbourne director of the newlyformed Jakarta Racing Club, last night announced the appointment of \lex Selman as Chairman of the club's stewards. Selman, 45. has for the past years, been Chairman of Stewards of the Malayan Racing Association, based at
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    • 32 11 WOLVERHAMPTON. Eng.. Tues. (Reuter) England beat Australia bv 70 points to 38 in the third speedway test at Cradley Heath near here last night to clinch 2-1 victory in the aeries.
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
    • 879 11 u •11 d radio ***** K3 OA CHANNEL 5 3.00 Opening Anncts Housewives Matinee "'Ah Fook Kor Nis" (Part of Cantonese Film) Woman's World «C > Singapore This Week tC) Days of Our Lives Close Opening Anncts. Arthur News in Erief Mr. Teriffic "Stanley. The FighterPuppet Corner News and Newsreei
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  • 495 12 A bar waitress hired Her ex-husband to help in killing her lover's wife, a Court was told yesterday. Mr. Lim Cheng Pah, the Deputy Public Prosecutor, was giving a brief summary at a renewed session of an adjourned preliminary inquiry where
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  • 102 12 The Finals of the Shellsponsored Bth. Annual Oratorical Contest, organised by the Junior Safety First Council, will be held at 2.30 p.m. on Friday, at the Cultural Centre, Canning Rise. The ten finalists participating in the contest are from the following Secondary schools In Singapore-Anglo-Chinese Bo
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  • 313 12 SERVING tea —Japanese style is pure ritual, as 300 prominent women found out yesterday. They watched four petite Japanese girls in a demonstration organised by the Japan Club. To serve a guest, or even a member of the family, a cup of tea
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  • 92 12 A Gourmet Demonstration by international experts on the preparation of fine Hors d'oeuvres and Canapes has been organised by the wives of two envoys. The demonstration to be held at 11 a.m. Friday Is the Joint effort of Mrs Prem Bhatia. wife of the Indian High Commissioner. and
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  • 252 12 CHIEF coffee shop assistant, Hong Ku Tang, 53, preferred to die than to "lose face" by allowing his wife to work. He fell to his death on April 22 after a bitter quarrel with his wife. Madam Leong Tah Chung, 33, who
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  • 90 12 THE Singapore Kerala Association will be holding a Cultural Meeting on Sunday, May 17, at 4.80 p.m., at the Association's premises, 44, Race Course Road. Professor (Mrs.) Annie Elliot, Professor of Physiology, Hanyang University, will give a talk on 'Hormones the Chemical Messenger of the
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  • 91 12 Five men, one armed with a gun and another with an iron rod held up three men at Lorong Bistari and robbed them of cash and watches totalling $245 on Monday night. One of the victims Pu Koh Huat, 29 was hit on the head with
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  • 163 12 SINGAPORE Aquarists' Society will be sending selected guppies to compete in the forthcoming International Guppy Show staged by the Birmingham Section of the Fancy Gupby Association in the United Kingdom. Two classes of Entry "Single Male" and "two Matched Males two Females" will be selected
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  • 63 12 THIEVES broke into the Hi Tien Restaurant at Smith Street and escaped with cash and cigarettes and a cassette tape recorder totalling '3.280 Sunday night The theft was discovered bv the cook. Har Yat Choon, when he went to the restaurant, Monday morning. The thieves gained entry by
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  • 259 12 Mr. Chua Teng Kai has "lost" 58 pints of blood although he has only just over 10 pints in him. Mr. Chua, who i$ ruggedly healthy, is a champion blood donor and for the past 15 years, has been donating blood regjlarly. Yesterday,
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  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
    • 77 12 TIME AND TIDE TOD*V SINGAPORE TOWN: 25S am. (7.5 ft.); 1005 a.m. (2.0 ft.); 515 p.m. (60 ft.); 10.22 t>m (4 6 ft NAVAL DOCKYARD 2.50 a.m. (8.5 ft}; 9.47 a.m. (2.5 ft); 5.21 om. (7.« ft); 10 46 p.m. (5.7 ft.) TOMOKKOM SINGAPORE TOWN: 354 a.m. (6 9 ft)-
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