Eastern Sun, 12 July 1970

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Microfilm: NL6583
Total Pages: 23
1 24 Eastern Sun
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      208 4 A NEW KIND OF TYRE so strong its tread is practically art extra! POLYGLAS by Goodyear C: H > I >sN ■3O -Xf V VfW V>> ''>.s?' >?** K -<i W(\\v ;^<4 l L:V OI V A V V> N N^\> v sV v f £> -W O y V
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    Lock icon WHY I JOINED THE VIETCONG —BY AN AMERICAN DESERTER
    421 5 r pOKYO —An American soldier, John Sweeney, who deserted in Vietnom ond hos been living with the Vietcong for the post 17 months was introduced to a Hanoi Press conference. The news conference was called for the Americon deserter who Is
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    Lock icon Hoping for a long hot summer
    47 5 No doubt lovely shapely blonde model Anny Nelsen, Is hoping for a "long hot summer", as she displays an eye-catching see-through swimming costume, made of latex fibre during the latest Heard collection in Paris. Heard, is the creater of the bikini.
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    Lock icon Manila quake
    20 5 MANILA A oredawn earthquake jolted Manila's four million residents from their beds today, but apparently •oused no damage.
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    Lock icon 8 policemen wounded by Red bombs
    72 5 CALCUTTA Eight policemen were wounded today in two Communist bomb attacks In this stormy West Bengal capital, officials said. One man was seriously wounded when police opened Are to disperse a mob of Communists who attacked a police station in Northeast Calcutta. Bix policemen
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    Lock icon Psychiatric treatment for hijacker
    104 5 BEIRUT A Lebanese court yesterday remanded a young French hijacker for further psychiatric examination at the opening of his trial. Christian Bellon, who has admitted foreing a Trans World Airline plane to land In Beirut in January, was declared "Irresponsible" by a medical commission. He spent
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    Lock icon Hindus flee from Pakistan
    44 5 NEW DELHI. At least 120,000 Hindus have crossed over to India from East Pakistan since January this year, Minister of State (or Rehabilitation Bhagwat Jha Azad told newsmen yesterday. Azad said the dally influx of Hindu refugees Is about 1,500.
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    Lock icon Couple jailed for sex killing
    125 5 LONDON A soldier and his wife were sentenced to life Imprisonment in Hertford Saturday for a sex murder each blamed on the other. The husband, Private Michael Joseph Hanson, 24, was also found guilty to having unlawful sexual intercourse with the murdered 10-year-old girl Christine
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      129 5 »<> Iff SH WB te *■&>•••• 1 as a pilot in the SAF Be among th# pioneers In th« Air Defanca Command. TM SAF offare young man who ara physically fit and intclligant lha challenge of this axcitlng and satisfying c mm. You mutt ba between 17* and 23 years
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    Lock icon Up, up and away...
    85 6 It's called a parasail and this boy taking part in this fascinating sport sails with his parachute at a height of 75ft while being polled by a car cruising at SO mph. The yoaag sportsman is a member of the Japan Aeronautical Scouts. Every weekend he
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    Lock icon 'Floating haystack' pushed off course
    131 6 BRIDGETOWN, Barbados The Heyerdahl's "floating haystack/' the papyrus boot Ra 2, is fighting strong coastal currents that threaten to push the craft up the wrong side of Barbados Navigator Norman Baker radioed that unusually strong currents have carried them 54 miles closer to the Island
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    Lock icon Former monk murdered at youth hostel
    66 6 LONDON Police yesterday investigated the murder of a former monk turned youth worker who was known for his belief that love was of greater help to delinquents than discipline. Police Tkatd Brian Hawkins, 29, was found heaten to death Thursiay morning in the basement
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    Lock icon Police grab Naxalite killer gang
    224 6 T>OMBAY Police hove arrested 13 Maoist revolutionaries plotting to liquidate army and civilian personnel and establish a guerrilla army. Police said the revolutionaries included five college teachers and one practising woman lawyer. The lawyer, Miss Sunder Navalkar, described by police as the brain behind Maoist
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    Lock icon Youth held for deaths of parents
    176 6 WASHINGTON The 15-yoav-old ton of a Xerox Covporjtiofi exec«tiy« waa being held today under *****,000 bond after being charged with the nwirder of bit parent*. The ric tints were Donald Tucker. 3». mldAtlantlc states personnel manager for Xerox, and his wife, Mary. 36. both
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    Lock icon British 'surrender' to the extremists
    172 6 BELFAST Bnman Catholics accnsed the British Government of capitulating to rightwing extremists in M t i, |kg,» ItnlsnJ nfonncrn irri»ia. They also announced a peace plan for Monday's Protestant Orsnge marches. An Army spokesman said 40.000 policemen and all 11,000 soldiers stationed in Northern Ireland
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    Lock icon Saigon riot
    24 6 SAIGON Students and police battled in the street* Saturday after the student* tried to hold a peaceful demonstration outside the American Embassy.
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    Lock icon Reds hold Briton, GI
    55 6 BAST BERLIN. Michael Woodbridge. a British national, and Frank King, an American soldier, were arrested yesterday by East Berlin security police for allegedly distributing "fascist" literature, the official East German News Agency said. The Agency said the literature included leaflets showing swastikas and "nationalist slogans'* Issued
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    Lock icon Former French PM missing
    67 6 FRANCE Maritime officials launched an air and sea search yesterday for the yacht of forme* French Premier Feli* Gaillard, missing sine* Thursday eveningGaillard, 50, who was Prime Minister for five months during the last days of the Fourth ReCblic, disappeared after iving the Isle of Jep»
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    Lock icon 'CONVICT' BISHOP ASKS ABOUT LIFE SINCE '58
    396 7 TJONG KONG American Bishop James Walsh, 79, rest- ad in hospital today, full of questions about the outside world after spending 12 years in a Chinese jail. Walsh was freed yesterday at the same time China reported the suicide of another American prisoner,
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    Lock icon Lies, shouts mayor in court
    135 7 NEW YORK Farmer Newark Mayor Hugh Addonisio took the wltaess stand la his deface yesterday and said a former city contractor who said ke rave Addonisio 5512,000 »n craft was a liar. 4> AI first witness for ♦he defence, Addon irio laid the star prosecution
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    Lock icon What's this?
    34 7 Is it a pile of chopped wood? Or maybe a close-op of salted peanuts? That's two down; take one more guess before reading the answer: They're shaved whiskers magnified hundreds of times.
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      130 7 mrmmmmm w* V INTRODUCING THE TW We are now operating the Twin Otter Series 300 aircraft which has an impressive 190.000 operational hours in over 30 countries throughout the world. Saber Air with their quickly convertible aircraft can now offer an even more flexible service which can penetrate into areas
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    Lock icon Prison breaks with a touch of real genius
    935 8  -  By W. A. Clarke ORISON St be- coming less o place of punishment, more a liberal method of detention. But men are stilt plotting ways to get out and finding them I In recent years a different and more humane conception of
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    Lock icon Man's landing on moon: Some still in doubt
    627 8  -  By Lee Mueller r probably surprised o few people recently when a notional poll revealed that many Americans do not believe man has yet set foot on the moon. According to the poll, a small percentage of every large population area Is
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    Lock icon BOY ON 'POT' DID IT TO GAIN STATUS
    753 9 WM TTDHtDll IN THE LAND OF JUNKIES one about 85 residents ot Horizon House. The number con chonge from hour to hour. A new resident moy come in quickly, scored ond shoking from the street. Or on old resident moy leove, fed
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    Lock icon Hooked for S3 years
    807 9 When Williom Reilly was growing ■p on Monhotton's lost Sida, 50 to 60 years ago, things wore really not so muck different from today. American troops were an ocean away dying in unpronounceable places like Ypres-Lys, while government leaders gingerly campaigned lor war support here at
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    Lock icon THE WEIRD WORLD OF ART
    291 10/15 |J*VEN the most ardent art lovers have found the Fifth Swiss Sculpture Exhibition at Biel a somewhat unbelievable conglomoration of weird artistic forms. On the lake of Biel and at the Congress Hall are shapes and designs never before seen or perhaps even accepted In
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  • THE SUN SPORTS LIFTOUT
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      837 11 By Our Racing Correspondent PENANG THAI LOT, wiHi apprentice Chris Leong sslrMe, created npset in nee four today when lie paid $162 for a win. Champion Jockey Glynn Pretty was again In the limelight when he landed a double with Blnjal Walk ($5l) In the first
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      Lock icon 560 to complete in bowling congress
      338 11 THIS year's sixtfi national bowling championships organised by Hie Singapore Ten Pin Bowling Congress promises to be one of the best ever to be staged in the Republic. More than 560 entries have been received by the •rganisers to date. The tournament scheduled to
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      Lock icon Baseball results, standings
      200 11 NEW YORK Recults and standing* of th« two major leagues after Friday's games: NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W L GB New York 47 37 Pittsburgh 48 39 ft Chicago 42 41 4ft St. Loufc 39 45 8 Philadelphia 35 48 lift Montreal 35 51 13 WEST Cincinnati 06
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      87 11 $20,000 WON IN LAST THURSDAY'S DRAW RT ONE PARTICIPANT. TOTO Booth No: 214-2} Coupon Ho: A *****46 JACKPOT FOR TODAY'S DRAW NO» 55/70 (12-7-70) REMAINS AT $170,000 TO WINNERS WITH 5 NUMBERS CORRECT THE OTHER CROUP PRIZES REMAIN THE SAME PLUS FREE ENTRY FOR 3 CIRCLES CORRECT $5OO/DOHT MISS TOUR
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      44 11 anai TOTAL POOL: |IS,MI Ist Prise No. ***** <s*,l7l) tad Prise No. ***** ($1,542) 3rd Prise No. 651*5 <$ 771) Starters ($93 each) Nos: ***** 51*70 *2*2 l **2*S **sB9 6*lBB *4851 Consolation ($7l each) Nos: 676*1 6*283 ***** *5*24 6*785 *2**4 5*732 ***** 582*8
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    1450 12 Race l: CL 4 Dir. 1—6 F.—2.00 p.m. ($6,000) i. a. 3- 31 The Joker Evermore O Kaiaar iy 3y 3y 900 900 8.13 Chens (Tulloh) Jong Tan (Tulloh) Kaisnr (Leo) White 15 4. MOOO Film Studio V 6y 8 13 Shaw (Tulloh) 6 Rickithi* Tcuer 3y
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    Lock icon SELECTIONS
    13 12 PPB Day's best: Pepego, Rubber Exporter 111, Indian Patrol T Going: Good
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    Lock icon INDIAN PATROL CAN WIN AGAIN
    971 13 GO RACING wit h THE SUN TNDIAN PATROL, winner of three races this season, stands a great chance of re-entering the winning list again in the class three division two race over 7f at Penong today. He rained his chances at the start when he
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    Lock icon Black Butt's runaway win
    104 14 MELBOURNE Leading Melbourne steeples Jockey Tom McGinley won the Grand National Steeples for an unprecedented fourth time when he guided second favourite Black Butt to an easy win at Flemington here yesterdsy. McGinley known to Melbourne race crowds as "the Canny Scot" raced the former New
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    Lock icon Czech coach suspended
    100 14 PRAGUE Jozef Marko, manager of Czechoslovakia's World Cup soccer team, has been suspended as national coach Sliding an investigation to the team's disappointing performance in Mexico. The suspension was decided on Thursday at a meeting of the presidium of the Czechoslovak Football Association, Prague newspapers reported. Czechoslovakia
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    Lock icon THAILAND'S 3-0 WIN
    53 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Thailand's under-18 schoolboys team defeated a Malaysian side 3-0 In the opening day's match of the first schoolboys international soccer tournament which opened here on Friday night Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand are taking part in the inaugural tournament and a-e each fielding an under 14
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    Lock icon Trevino ups golf lead
    455 14 CT. ANDREWS, Scot loud— Loo Trovino increosed kit lood in the British Open golf chomptonship to two strokes with o por 72 in yesterday's third round over the 6,951 yords course. Trovino, 30, who wet U.S. Open champion in 1968, hot a 54 hole total of
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    Lock icon ARCARI UNBEATEN
    119 14 LJGNANO SABBIADORO, Italy Bruno Arcari of Italy retained hit world light welterweight title on Friday night when French challenger Rene Roque was disqualified in the sixth round for butting. Referee G. Martinelli disqualified Roque after one minute and 29 seconds in the sixth round after his head opened
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    Lock icon Rosewall in Welsh final
    35 14 NEWPORT, Australian Ken Rosewall, the Wimbledon runner-up, overwhelmed his compatriot Owen Davidson 6-0 6-3 on Friday to reach the final of the men's singles in the Welsh Open tennis championships here.
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    Lock icon Mumps scare at C-Games
    146 14 EDINBURGH. Scotland A mumps scare on Friday broke over the Commonwealth Games village six days before the events begin. Nigel Cluer, a 16-year-old New Guinea swimmer, was admitted to hospital with the disease on Frlda.y doctors confirmed. Australian team officials said ther« was great concern because
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    Lock icon No change in England team
    176 14 LONDON The England team that triumphed by eight wickets over the Rest of the World at Nottingham earlier this week remains unchanged for the third test, starting on July 16 in Birmingham. Alan Ward, the Derbyshire fast bowler who was forced to drop out of
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    Lock icon O'Brien aims for a gold
    122 14 EDINBURGH, Scotland Kerry O'Brien, the Australian steeplechaser who recently broke the world record, will contest both the steeplechase and 1C .000 metres in the Common wealth Games here. Asked about hi* chances in the steeplechase, O'Brien said on Friday: "I've never been in better shape
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  • Church at home A WEEKLY ROUND-UP OF CHRISTIAN ACTIVITIES
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      621 16 A toyman's disturbing question AtE there two Chrtstionities the one for the simple mon like myself, and another for the leorned professors i" This question, possibly asked silently by many in recent years, was voiced publicly by a troubled reader in a letter to The New
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      Lock icon LANDS OF THE BIBLE TODAY
      61 16 RE CONSTRUCTION has been in progress on this famous omphitheotre among the ruins of Coesarea, the provincial port of Polestine in New Testament times. Founde d by Herod the Great ond later the centre of Romon administration, Coesoreo was the scene of Cornelius' conversion (Acts
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      389 17 CIX young peo•Jf pie from vorious ports of the United States recently mode on extended visit to several countries around the world. 'ey were the 39th Te?n Team to be sponsored by Youth for Christ International. Wheat on, Illinois, during the past eight years. Through a programme
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      124 17 1. Did I awake spiritual, and was I watchful in keeping my mind from wandering this morning? 2. Have I this day got nearer to God In prayer? 3. Has my faith been weakened by unwatchfulness, or quickened by vigilance? 1 Have I walked
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      631 18 THE SUN: LOOKING AND USTENINSL w and radio guide TV Singapura Radio Singapura Hawaii Plra-O I TV TlMtn lite Interior DMtnUri A.M. A or). AM AM Goo* Mmtaf. AM ill Sunday OmcM 100 Tho Mw: 1- if JBmkfut Rediffusion ttoiuuit Tan it. AM Chinos* Vtrltii AM Ho* in* Report iUbA
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    Lock icon COMING SOON: THE YOUNG AMERICANS
    456 20 ffiHE MORNING AFTER with lifunlLn■inn II/AHN weatneniee wong fOMING SOON to the TROPICANA AND THE NATIONAL THEATRE THE YOUNG AMERICANS.... 42 top musical talents with smash performances throughout the U.S., Japan, Australia, Bangkok and Europe. Watch them at the NATIONAL THEATRE July 21 and THE
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    501 21  -  By Sheilah Graham WHY has Julie Andrews, Hollywood's Golden G•r I, become o punching bog for Hie press? I've token a few swipes myself. With her first three pictures, "Mary Poppins," "The Americanisation of Emily" and "The Sound Of Music," she was hailed as
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      801 21 BEE GEES TOP CHARTS IN HK AND WIE BEE GEES head the charts in Hong Kong and Bonn this week, despite the fact that their group no longer exists. Origin ally a quartet comprising Australian -born brothers Barry, Maurice and Robin Gibb and drummer Colin Petersen, the group broke up
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      188 21 UwG ANiSAT lOM ODEON I 11 I :to I.M IJI M "THE DIBTY BEBOE8" Frederick Stafford. Color Daniela Biamht. Scope I OR CH ARO- <2161 I OriNl TODAY 11 I.M !M l ltpn "PECOS CLEANS CP" Robert Wuotb. Color. Scope CATHAY V LAST Mill 11. LM lit M Ul Mi
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    Lock icon POPPING AROUND TWICE A WEEK -AND YOU ASKED FOR IT!
    419 22 HI THERE! Like Holy Too- Good To Be True But It's True Starting from this week, POPPING [AROUND with >PLATTER PETE will be published TWICE A WEEK special courtesy of the Eastern Sun. How about that! For the millions of
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    Lock icon 'Graduate' Durant
    124 22 LIFELINES DEAL NAME: Frank Durant; birth doU: 2nd Dec. 1947. Height: sft. 8} int.; weight: 12 •tone; birth place: Melbourne. Instruments played: Drums. Musical education: Studied under many teachers In Melbourne. Age entered show business: Ten. Concert First public appearance: At a music school concert Biggest break In
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    Lock icon SUN REALLY SET ON THIS SHOW
    494 22 Only 5,000 of the expected 100,000 plus, turned up to pay £4.10.0 a ticket for the Festival of the Midnight Bun at Manthorp Park in Sweden last weekend. The sheer desolation and bleakness of the location coupled with the sparse bedraggled revellers evoked reminiscences
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    Lock icon U.S. knock for Britain is NME points shock
    216 22 BRITISH singers and groups have almost completely lost the battle for supremacy in the half-way results in the NME Chart Points Championship, publlshAmerican names dominate the leading ten positions, and only Welsh-born Mary Hopkin at No. 6 holds out against America's Jackson
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  • ADVENTURES IN A SINGAPORE KITCHEN
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      336 23 Mrs. JJL Mki how to make country-atyle pork sausage, not the smoked, brined, or cooked variety. but the fresh, spicy type. We're happy to share our recipe, which we worked out because our kind of country-style pork sausage isn't available In Singapore, and because we. too. yearned
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      Lock icon Sweet potato beats them all in dessert variety
      1013 23  -  By Ruth Bakalar may or may not hoy# discovered America, although this is the deed for which he is most famous. There Is good evidence that on Icelander named Leif Erickson beat him to the New World by CAA some jUU years.
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    Lock icon 20,000 AMERICANS TO LEAVE SOUTH KOREA
    197 24 CEOUL Prime Minister Chung II Kwon told the Notional Assembly today the United States is planning to withdraw about 20,000 men from South Korea. Chung said this would leave 43,000 American troops in the country. The Prime Minister was answering questions as the national
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    Lock icon A stumble starts a spy scare
    93 24 COPENHAGEN A Foreign Ministry official tripped against a door and touched off a spy scare which calmed down after a night-long Interrogation yesterday. The official accidentally burst open the door but neglected to tell anybody. The door led into a NATO office in the
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    Lock icon Beauties share a birthday
    50 24 Miss Argentina Ml Miss France sliced huge cake while the other 63 beauties in the Miss Unlvcm contest took time oft from rehearsals to serenade them with "happy birthday." Beatrix Gros, Miss Argentina, celebrated her 2lst birthday, and Francoise Behot Durand, falss Franco, her 23rd birthday.
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      101 24 m. »<*», i J '> r j v\ ORIENT The leader in radical new timepieces ORIENT "King Oiver" has achieved unprecedented success m waterproof and anti-pressure tests in the Pacific Ocean by the tubnwine H Yomiuri M owned by the M Yomiuri'\one of Japan's leading newspapers. Even at a depth
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