Eastern Sun, 5 July 1970

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Total Pages: 23
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    Lock icon 13 MORE POPS HIT BY BAN
    199 2 rjpHIRTEEN more pop discs hove been banned by the Singapore Government to stamp out hippie culture. A i A Orders have gone out to police to seize all copies of the 13 banned numbers from the counters of shops oil over the island. The
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    Lock icon Police seek assistance
    97 2 Police are looking far Philip Foo Hoe Seng In connection with the misappropriation of wages of the staff of a leading hotel on June 30. Foo. 30. whose last address wa* at 301-A. North Bridge Road, Singapore. can help police In their Investigation a statement said. A
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    Lock icon Old Scout gets an award
    129 2 H&ndlnf out award* has become a way of Ufa for Mr. Tan Boon Chiang. President of the Industrial Arbitration Court. Yetterday Mr. Tan found himself at the receiving end. Mr. Tan, a former president of the Singapore Scout Association. Geylang District, (*****970) was presented with
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    Lock icon Light industries get Israeli adviser
    211 2 An Israeli expert lias baeii appointed by the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO/SIS) to serve as Product Development Adviser for light industries in Singapore. He is Mr. Wilburt Feinburg, who arrived recently to take up his post with the Light Industries Services of the
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    Lock icon Good night ($2,178) for a burglar
    152 2 A GANG of thieves yesterday ransacked the homes of four families and with $1,633 in cash and property worth $2,178. All three homes are In Mosque Street. Their first victim was teacher Miss Linda Foo, 25. She sot up in the morning to see
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    Lock icon Love for Singapore spurned
    60 2 Ail Indonesian, Patoni Bin Saliu:, alias Aman B. All, 19, was sentenced to a year's jail for re-entering Singapore illegally. Patoni, who was deported from Singapore on March 25, pleaded guilty to illegal entry on June I at 4.00 a.m. He also admitted having a record
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    Lock icon Labourer waylaid
    81 2 A labourer employed by a stevedoring company at Boat Quay was yesterday robbed of $3OO by three men all armed with knives. Chua Yong Chal. 43. was walking along ChuUa Street at 11.10 a.m. when the three men confronted him. One of them tried to take the money
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    Lock icon No concrete results by Jakarta peace task force
    220 2 HEW YORK —The three-member task force for Indochina peace tot up at the Jakarta conference quietly leaves for home tni s weekend, unable to report substantial results. It explored the possibility of an Immediate reactivation of the International Control Commission for Cambodia
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      60 2 SPORE SWEEP THE Singapore Sweep will be drawn at the Singapore Wonderland Amusement Park on July 7 at 6.30 p.m. Mr. M Bala Subramanlon. Director of Singapore Pools (Pte.) Limited. Mr. Jackie Chin, an advert islng manager of a local newspaper and Mr. Ng Leong Kee. a Singapore Sweep Main
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    Lock icon DEFENCE TEAM IN SINGAPORE NEXT MONTH
    250 3 T£RITAIN'S new Defence Secretory, Lord Corrington, will visit Singapore for talks next month. He also will visit Malaysia, Australia and New Zealand for top-level discussions on the government's pledge to maintain a modest but effective British military presence after 1971. The Labour Government set
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    Lock icon Mayor sees city as model for Melbourne
    202 3 Melbourne's sports-lov-ing Lord Mayor, Mr. Edward Best, was in Singapore yesterday to study problems of high-rise living, pollution and local Government. Mr. Best, who flew in here for an unofficial one-and-a-half day visit on his way to the Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh, called
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    Lock icon Teacher's bail set at $1,000
    165 3 A DISTRICT judge Saturday reduced from $5,000 fo $l,OOO Hie bail for school teacher Menryn Simon Pereira pending hearing on 49 charges of outraging the modesty of 37 girls against him. Third District Judge K.T. Alexander said he reduced the ball because Pereira. 39. already
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    Lock icon British troops told to shoot at rioters
    409 4 BELFAST Britain's Deputy Defence Minister Lord Bolniel warned Saturday British troops will open fire if necessary in future riots in Northern Ireland. But he skirted round the question of what are precise circumstances in which an order to fire would be g ivea.
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    Lock icon Rumania signs no-aid pact with Russia
    125 4 BUCHAREST The long-delayed SovietRumanian Treaty to be signed here next week does not obligate Rumania to come to Moscow's aid in any war with China. Rumanian sources said today A recent similar Treaty between Russia and Czechoslovakia said each would come to the other's
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    Lock icon Ford to close in Peru
    36 4 I.IMA. Peru Ford Motor Co- of Detroit s?«id today it plans to close its Lima assembly plant because of Government regulations which it said made it impossible to continue its operation.
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    Lock icon Anti-U.S. demonstration
    108 4 SYDNEY Ant iAmrricaa demonstrations were staged la Sydney and Melbourne on the eve of the America* independence day. In Sydney, about 600 anti-Vietnam war protesters staged a series of demonstrations. resulting in 16 arrests. The demonstrators were charged with offensive behaviour, indecent language, assaulting police and resisting arrest
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    Lock icon Britain to stem 'human flood'
    164 4 LONDON. The government announced plans today to stem still further the flood of mainly nonwhite Commonwealth immigrants Into Britain. In future Commonwealth Immigrants will be treated as foreigners. Home Secretary Reginald Maudllng said the government will bring In legislation soon to put these decision into
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    Lock icon Peaceful protest
    78 6 Almost every a*e and economic stains was represented In New York during the massive and mostly peaceful protest rally by ItalianAmericans. The rally grew out of the April 3d arrest of Anthony Colombo, the son of an alleged Mafia figure, on charges of conspiracy. Since then, the Federal
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    Lock icon Sentence upheld
    73 6 BBOUL, The 8aKremc Court today upeld the death sentences imposed on a former Government Part* legislator and Korean Cambridge University graduate, found guilU of spying for North Korea. Judge Sun Ylp Hong presiding over a fiveman panel told a brief session the appeal t>y Cambridge Law Graduate No-Su
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    Lock icon Arabs accuse Nixon of sabotage
    228 6 "DEIRUT The Arab world turned bitterly on President Richard Nixon today, accusing him of sabotaging his awn government's attempt to bring peace to the Middle East. Prime Minister Rashid Korami of Lebanon soid Nixon was blowing up the bridges painstakingly erected by Secretary of State
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    Lock icon Abrams' operation successful
    44 6 BAIQON. Gen. Creighton W Abrams. U S. military commander in Vietnam, Friday underwent "successful" surgery for removal of his gall bladder, the U.B. command announced. Military spokesmen said the surgery was performed in Japan and had "been scheduled for some time."
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    Lock icon Israel warns of Chinese menace
    227 6 TEL AVIV A former Israeli military intelligence chief has warned of Hie Chinese danger in the Middle Eost. He said Peking hoped to bring Communist revolution to the area via Arab guerrilla organisations. Major-General Haim Hersog said Peking wanted to see Israel destroyed and he
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    Lock icon Murder charge dropped
    29 6 Hiroshima. Japan. The Hiroshima District Prosecutors office said today murder charges had been dropped against a police sharpshooter who killed a ferryboat hijacker here tn MAV.
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    Lock icon $3.75 m camera to be left on moon
    103 6 PITTSBURGH, A thrcf femnuiwal camera thai costs 553.75 million to build wHI be abandaard M the moon hT Apollo 14 astronauts. The earners wil he left •n the lunar surface because space is needed in the capsule to haul moon rock samples
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    Lock icon Brazil's surprise at Miami
    117 6 (UPI.) 810 OB JANEIRO Miss Universe contest spec* stMS whi expect to reeegeiee the Brazilian entry by the traditional Carnen Mirandatype raslswii lace, beads and a fruitbowl hat are fsr a surprise. This years candidate. Ellane Pialho Thompson. 30, will wear shorts and T-shirt with a
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    Lock icon Happy birthday
    33 6 A huge birthday cake Is presented to United Nations' Secretary General U Thant at banquet for the United Nations June 26. The oerasion was the 25th anniversary of the world body.
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    Lock icon 'THE PILL KILLED MY WIFE'— HUSBAND SUES FOR $3 MILLION
    360 7 UPI. gAN FRANCISCO Ss3 million -dollar damage suit has been filed against a drag company claiming the death of a 31 -year old woman was caused by birth control pills. Robert Cunningham, his daughter, Diana, 5, ond son, MichoeJ, 8,
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    Lock icon Students jailed
    46 7 CAMBRIDGE, England Six Cambridge University students were jailed for up to 18 months today for turning a protest against the military-backed Greek government into a riot and nearly wrecking a hotel. Students In Che packed public gallery gasped as the sentences were handed down.
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    Lock icon 'Death too soft for some crimes'
    202 7 UPJ- LOS ANGELES A pmpKtne juror Hie Skiiw Tate slayiogs trial uM amder yieitioiMaiq by lawyers today lie Hwaght tfce deatk peiulty was Mt 'karrfi ewaayh pwmskaneot" for soioe criief. I Postal clerk Michael Parrish said he oppoeed the death penalty because he felt
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    Lock icon What's this?
    37 7 Guess what this is. but think twice for the photo probably will fool you. A herd of rhinos sinking in quicksand? Wrong. It's the back of a house fly, grcatlv magnified an electron scanning micros*ope.
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    Lock icon Who said it's cold
    74 7 In spite of the cold weather in Sydney Debbie Cohen, 17, disembarked from the plane, clad in short bikini only and wearing high boots. And as the saying goes that when one's feet and legs are protected from the cold the rest of the body keeps
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    Lock icon How to marry girl, 36, at 100
    229 7 PHOENIX Virgil Davis doesn't drink goes to bed and gets up early, eats three big meals a day and drinks plenty of coffee. He says that's how he got to be a 100-year-old bridegroom with a 36-year-old bride. Davis, wearing a blue wit
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    Lock icon Black Monday every week...
    122 7 MANILA Monday is gmerally retarded as a day of blues. In the Philippines, st a t isttcs show it also is a day of woe*. Of the 40,000 crimes committed in 1969, Monday had the biggest share, according to the Philippine Constabulary. Monday crimes were found
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    Lock icon Loadsof fun and gaiety with '70 Comex4
    327 8  -  By Luscombe White rpHERE are 525 young men and women students, office workers, nurses, police cadets and others -—who will leave Britain on July 5 in a 90-day overland "parade" covering 20,000 miles and crossing and recrossing a dozen frontiers. Their aim is
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    Lock icon SEX DOES NOT KILL PEOPLE
    433 8  -  Ann Landers Dear Ann: I need help and I need it soon. My husband's good friend died suddenly of a coronary three months ago. He was onl v 46, and had been married (for the first time) 'ess than four months. His wife was 20
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    Lock icon THE FATHERS WHO FAILED
    739 9 WM TTDdtDH IN THE LAND OF JUNKIES pHILLIP Greenboum, 61, hos a problem which it shored by thousands of fathers in the Unitfd States. His son is a drug oddict. Like most of the other fathers, Greenboum is deeply onguished. And like most of the others,
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    Lock icon Pot parties more popular than wife swapping
    724 9 Recently I wot allowed to pull a half dozen kids out of Junior High School 22 here to question them about teen-age marijuana use. Things went along as expected until one of the students, age 15, asked why all of a sudden all
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  • THE SUN SPORT LIFTOUT
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      Lock icon Bentong obliges to make amends
      927 11 By Our Rocing Correspondent LUMPUR Bentong, with champion jockey Glynn Pretty astride, yesterday atoned for his failure last week when he won Hie class one division three race over 6f here. Bentong paid $23 for a win ticket. Shan tin Park (Johnson) was installed a
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      Lock icon Stewart tops track record
      263 11 CLERMONT FERRAND, France Jacky Stewart of Scotland bettered his official track record yesterday on the first day of practise for today's French Grand Prix, the sixth of the 1970 Formula One world championship series. The world champion In his March shot ground five miles undulating Charade
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      Lock icon Rugby test
      42 11 SYDNEY Great Britain beat Australia Oy 21 points to 17 in their third rugbv league test here yesterday. At half time Britain led 15-10. The victory means that ißritain has won the League Ashes winning two tests to Australia's one.
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      Lock icon Baseball results, standings
      213 11 NEW YORK Standings and results in major league baseball after Friday's games: AMERICAN LEAGUE East W L GB Baltimore 49 29 New York 43 33 5 Detroit 40 34 7 Boston 38 36 9 Washington 35 42 134 Cleveland 33 42 141 West W L GB Minnesota
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      43 11 TOTAL POOL: $18,676 Ist Prise No: *****8 ($4,622) 2nd Prise No: *****0 (82.311) 3rd Prise No: *****9 (81,155) Btarters ($165 each) Nos: *****0 *****6 *****7 *****2 *****1 *****5 *****6 Consolation ($lO2 each) Nos: *****9 *****2 *****7 *****5 *****0 *****1 *****2 *****1 *****0 *****3
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    Lock icon Today's Race Card
    1343 12 Race 1: GL 5 Div. 1— 9 F^—2.00 p.m. ($5*000) 1. 7341 2 ***** Friendly City Royal Stag 3y 5y 9.00 8.13 LYCC (J Donnelly) Staff (J Donnelly) Nelson Chiam 13 9 3. ***** 4. ***** 5. ***** Conflict Demand Draft Annie's Delight 4y 5y 4y 8.13
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    Lock icon SELECTIONS
    229 12 DKN.N1 BO* CISCO ZODIAC (5 KAifc 1 < t iW A DELIGHT <M> N. TRUMPS <U) DESERT TEBBOK RoyalSu" IS) Deaert Terror (3) Conflict > Watari Royal Stag <9) Tranale >< 1 RACE t it JJ > COURT OBDEB d« f San Rag<* (3 I C. Kill J. WONDERFUL
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    Lock icon BACK NESS LANE IN THE CUP RACE
    1097 13  -  GO RACING with THE SUN Denni Boy LANE is my choice to win the $30,000 Agong's Gold Cup for class one division one horses over 6f of Kuolo Lumpur today, the concluding day of the Selangor Turf Club Agong's Gold Cup meeting. Last
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  • SUN SPORT
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      Lock icon MRS. COURT WINS WIMBLEDON DUEL
      438 14 Australia's topseeded Margaret Court soid she ployed her finest match at Wimbledon yesterday in winning the 1970 women's singles final against America's second-seeded Billie Jean King 14-12, 11-9. But she said her heavily taped left ankle, which bothered her not a whit, might have caused
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      Lock icon England leading
      149 14 NOTTINGHAM,— Kay Illingwerth came to England's rescue again yesterday with another "Captain's Innings." en the seeend day of the secend Teik against the Rest of the World at Treat Bridge. It was the third successive defiant Innings of the series from the England skipper and enabled the home
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      Lock icon Bob Stone leads golf
      83 14 LONDON. Ontario American Bob Stone took the second round lead In the Canadian open golf championship today with a lour-under par 68. Stone. 40. a relative newcomer to the Professional Golf Association tour, had a total of 136 for a one stroke lead over tour veteran
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      Lock icon YACHTING
      55 14 LOS ANGELES Heavy weather cut off communications with the yachts In the Los Angeles-Tahiti 3.571mlle race yesterday but the leaders were believed nearing their destination. Papeete, on the 19th day of sailing. Race sponsors here said their last direct report on Wednesday showed Mir. a 78-foot ketch from Vancouver.
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      Lock icon CLAY BOUT TO G0 ON DESPITE OPPOSITION
      318 14 CHARLESTON, S.C. The promoter of the Cossius Cloy Jeff Merritt exhibition bout said yesterday his advice "to those who don't like this fight is to simply stay home and forget it." Th« promoter Reggie Barrett, said that Hie July 9 match is "definitely
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      Lock icon Grand Prix Karting
      90 14 MANILA Foreign drivers who participated in the first Manila International Kar 11 n g Prix here last week have been invited to race in the first Manila Orand Prix next month, a kartlng spokesman said today. Invited were winner Hengkle Iriawan of Indonesia, former Macao Grand Prix
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      Lock icon S. AFRICA OUT OF WRESTLING
      60 14 EDMONTON, CanadA South Africa was suspended from the International Amateur Wrestling Federation here yesterday because of its apartheid policies. The decision was taken by the federation's congress by 38 votes to 21 on the eve of the Amateur World Championships. The supenslon will not however
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    Lock icon WOW! A WHIRLWIND 60-MINUTE TOUR OF INSTANT PHILIPPINES
    616 10/15 OEE the Philippines in 60 minutes? Better still, spend the hour seeing the Filipina beauty along for company. The rice terraces of northern Luzon to the Moslem community of Mindanao 700 miles south and points in between are all Ave minutes walk
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      386 10/15 THE SUN CONTEST 'which is for what F '"OT Model FA-AO Very handy; a good companion when you are travelling. Ideal for the busy office executive who isalways on tne go. A fine package of versatile performance to enhance your listening pleasure. The ultimate in great stereo listening pleasure it
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  • Church at home A WEEKLY ROUND-UP OF CHRISTIAN ACTIVITIES
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      Lock icon Chosen by God
      85 16 READ 1 CORINTHIANS 1:2«-31 According M He hath chosen us la Rim before the foundation of the world, that we should be boty and without blame before Him in love (Ephesians 1:4). PRAYER Our Father, we thank Thee that Thon has taken the first step In our
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      Lock icon POINTS TO PONDER
      64 16 After long years in the Christian life I am more convinced than ever that prayer is the greatest weapon we possess. 1 am not talking about saying prayers reciting prayers, or wading prayers, helpful as that is to some -I am thinking about wrestling with God, coming
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      Lock icon Mandarin service
      35 16 •The Fa y a Lebar Chinese Methodist Church will have a Mandarin service every Sunday from July S. Time: 8.45 am. to 9.45 a m Venoe: 299. Upper Faya Lebar Road, Singapore, 19.
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      Lock icon Thinking point
      14 16 "Foith as the fidelity of mon encountering the foith fulness of God."
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      Lock icon The importance of the 'personal'
      788 16  -  From the heart of a pastor fcjr Rev. J. H. Knights NOTHING ho s enriched my ministry more thon Hie discovery fhot persons motter more thon things, techniques or programmes. ft took me o long time to learn this lesson so I om not surprised
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      Lock icon QUESTIONS... by Cliff Richard
      204 16 QUESTIONS by Cliff Richard (Hodder A Slough ton) paperback, pp. 96 Price s2.l* "The world is full of questions," says Cliff, "and not too many answers. "That's what I've discovered in the last few years. "Every time 1 go to speak at a student or school
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      Lock icon When we pray
      79 16  -  Dr. William Barclay WHEN WE pray we are in the position of those who have undisputed access that they may bring their petitions to the King... We have the privilege of entry to the presence of the King of Kings; and when we enter there we have
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    Lock icon BIBLES FOR APOLLO 12 ASTRONAUTS
    166 17 The three Apollo 12 astronauts were recent recipients of copies of "Good News for Modern Man," the Today's English Version New Testament published by the American Bible Society. Navy Captains Charles (Pete> Conrad. \lan L. Bean and Rlc hard Gordon, who travelled to the moon
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    Lock icon What can I give?
    208 17 HE GAVE HIMSELF! what more could He have given No single part did He withhold from thee. Emptied of all the riches of His heaven. He came to live a life of poverty. He gave Himself, His body and His soul To be poured out, yea,
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    Lock icon ARE WE IN TOUCH WITH THE WORLD?
    421 17 A nurse asks a searching question time hos come ond gone, but I didn't go to the Ladies' Meeting. Something happened and, because of it, I just couldn't g0... I sun a nurse in a big city hospital. On the day before the
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    Lock icon ESCAPE FROM BONDAGE
    67 17  -  Prof. E. M. Blaiklock TO ABIDE in Christ to accept, in another phrase, the Lordship of the indwelling Spirit of God is not to surrender freedom; it is to escape from an evil bondage. To abide in Christ, moment by moment, is to live in continuous fellowship
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    123 17  -  W. Graham Scroggie PRIDE Is a gilded misery, a secret poison, a hidden plague. It is the engineer of deceit, the parent of envy, the mother of hypocrisy, the moth of holiness, the blinder of hearts. It is the original root of most notorious vices to be found
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    Lock icon HOW WE CAN HELP OTHERS
    216 17  -  Paul Tournier WE CAN BE of more help In sharing our difficulties with people than In sharing our victories, In bringing out their good points than In analyzing their sins, In understanding them than in trying to set them right. What makes a spiritual ministry
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      1502 18 THE SUM: LOOKING AMD LISTENING... tv and radio guide i TV Singapura CWANNSL ••6 Opening uutdt to aU Lmcumm and The Jack U Lauw Show 1016 Sklppy Tlm Buah Kioiiroo (The Hikers) 10.40 Pcato Pop (Repeat). 11 AO Mr ma tb* Talk** Horaa (Ua Oatd TaU). PJL Ul6 DanM Boone
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      271 19 MC llf« SRL «N G&SI t&\ TcM a 4 0 <ZB c I I ft tn I ML J Q3H S3® i« ffi-fi. SS •.V £< *J 5W m Zs+,:E£r •TI'MS^: j£ *V#AY 4 €52 90V- XAM WORRBR YOOIJ J-V« GOT TO MBET THE wow YOU JUST oo -TO SLFEP
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    Lock icon Without Zola there is no Platters
    347 20 TT could Hove boon confuting. And hod it not boon for Zola Taylor it probably would hove boon. There they were The Platters. But to any of the not to be trusted generation that is, anyone more than 30 it was not the same
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    Lock icon King of jazz Satchmo still going strong
    233 20 NEW YORK Louis Armstrc the Negro trumpeter who mode the world stomp to hit music, is 70 yeors old Saturday ond still the reigning king of jais. Millions of people have heard his music or seen his familiar figure, trumpet and handkerchief in
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    Lock icon Mungo dominates U.K. pop chart
    267 20 LONDON Gone Is the heavy, thudding beat of th« rock revival and back conies the light skipping rhythm of skiffle as Mungo Jerry dominates the British chart for the third week "In The Summertime," a song written by guitarist Ray Dorset in half an hour
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    Lock icon Renaissance 'packing them in' at the S.S.
    199 20 SWINGERS can now have a real whambang in the latest nightclub in town. All you have to do is to grab your coat and tie, but for the birds, a ny th ing goes. It's a musical renaissance that is happening at the
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    Lock icon SAMANTHA LIVES IN SIN BY THE DOCK
    447 21  -  By Harry Eng rPHE weakest A point of "The Walking Stick" is the story. Even superb acting by David Hemmings and Samantha Eg gar cannot carry the struggling, cliche ridden scenario off the bottom rung. It's an old fashioned movie. Staid and a
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    Lock icon Cloak and dagger game between U.S., Soviet
    113 21  -  THE at th MOVIES By Henry Heng "ESCAPE FROM RUSSIA" is an actionpacked suspense movie about the cloak-and-dagger game between the Russians and the Americans. The movie-goer who looks upon the cinema industry as a source of entertainment will like "Escape". Love It
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  • POPPING AROUND WITH PLATTER PETE
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      446 22 the Jackson Five have reached stardom in what seems like an overnight jaunt, they really paid their does In the business of pop over the last Ave years! Because the boys are so young, did their parents ever mind their eager interest
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  • ADVENTURES IN A SINGAPORE KITCHEN
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    302 24  -  By K.S. Sidhu DOOK pirates hove cost Singapore printers and publishers $300,000 so far this year. Thousands of books are still on the shelves in Malaysia and Singapore because cheop pirated copies have been bought by unsuspecting people. The book Industry an d Singapore's status
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