Eastern Sun, 13 July 1970
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Title Section19 1970-07-13 1 EASTERN SUN national daily 10 cents Estd. 1966 Vol. 4 No. 1393. Monday, July 13, 1970 MC (P) 161619 words
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Article408 1970-07-13 1 Need for urgent aid to Cambodia JJANGKOK Top-ranking officials from South Vietnam and Cambodia ore holding o series of top-level meetings with Thai officiols here on the Indochina war, a military source said yesterday. Already in Bangkok are South Vietnamese Vice-President Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky and408 words
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149 1970-07-13 1 TEL AVIV— Israeli lets went into action on two fronts yesterday striking at Arab guerrilla targets in Jordan for an hour and continuing their daily raids against Egyptian positions along the Suez Canal, a military spokesman said here. The spokesman said tn e raid against149 words
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Article, Illustration178 1970-07-13 1 ILfIAMI BEACH, Florlda A 20-year-old Puerto Rican beauty, Marisol Malaret Contreras, was chosen Miss Universe at Saturday night's annual beauty pageant here ana promptly she started crying. With tears running down her face, Miss Contreras vital statistics 35-23-35 was crowned by last year's winner. Gloria Diaz178 words
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Advertisement76 1970-07-13 1 I lIPMML. PRIMA LTD. (FLOUR MILLS) When the weather is sultry, all forms of fever w ll core. Three Legs Brand RHINO HORN FEVER WATER is good for relief of all fevers and also as a cure for baby's measles and pox Vi IP V. ■J\\ r t y W.76 words
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178 1970-07-13 2 Siippcre'i immitr* UM laws should be landed ta make It Uvfher far hippies to eater the c—try. This «ss saggested hf the Minister for Science and Techaology, Dr. Toh Chin Chje, when he spoke at the seveaih anniversary dinner of the Selegie Integrated178 words
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94 1970-07-13 2 WttJJNGTON. New Zealand New Zealand's Prime Minister. Mr. Keith Holyoake sees the possibility of l«t nation talks en the defence of Southeast Asis before the end of the year Seato He said on return from a seato Ministerial Council meeting in Manila Saturday .light that94 words
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39 1970-07-13 2 The Tanjong Pagar branch of the People's Action Party last night celebrated its 16th anniversary Picture shows a young boy and girl performing ancient Chinese dance watched by the Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew and other party officials.39 words
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Article409 1970-07-13 2 1JI a.m. AKBIVALA MBA ltt Kialt IJM mm. Ml Ml. •JS mm. .1 m 1M Ml 1JI Ml ML Ml IA SJi i m 4M p.ar 510 p.M. •M MSA*"(5is (Mmk*. Kuli Liapir M8A m Kaala Laa* £SA NIKWUU» MSA «M rcD»M. Iwh Laayir MSA t«S Jakarta. MSA409 words
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346 1970-07-13 2 TyORRIED shop tenants at Outram Park yesterday suggested the setting up of a working committee by the Housing and Development Board to look into their problems. Such a committee should analyse the difficulties facing the shop tenants and recommend measures to overcome them, a346 words
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Article32 1970-07-13 2 PENANG Several hundred people jesterday attended the funeral of millionaire -banker and president of the Penan# branch of the Malaysian Chinese Associate- Tan Sri Saw Sen# Kew t32 words
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Article83 1970-07-13 2 Armed robbers struck at two petrol kiosk* on Saturday night bat escaped with only a small haul of $4OO. Pour men in a car held up kiosk attendant Yeo Hwee Lim at Buklt Tim ah at 11.10 pjn. and took away the day's takings ($180). The men83 words
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51 1970-07-13 3 The driver of this car, which plunged into the monsoon drain at Liat Towers at Orchard Road yesterday escaped unhurt. A crane had to be used to haul the car out of the drain. Police could not identify the driver the incident was not reported. The car bore Johore registration51 words
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Article181 1970-07-13 3 QINGAPOREANS hoiled the successful kidney transplant as a major breakthrough for the Republic in the medical field. The recipient Mrs. Doreen Tan who was removed to the Renal Unit for dialysis treatment yesterday is reported to be progressing well. Mrs. Tan will be taken back181 words
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Article70 1970-07-13 3 Plank supports put up on the fifth flloor of the Supreme House under construction In Penang Road collapsed yesterday sending three workers crashing down. The workers Toh Ang Swee Chou, 25, and Lye Tlan, 35, Madam Llm Tan Toe, 56 fell only to the fourth70 words
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Article142 1970-07-13 3 KUALA LUMPUR The Chief Minister of Sarawak, Dato Haji Abdul Rahman Ya'kub, will be appointed chairman of the Sarawak State Operations Committee soon, the Acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said here yesterday. "He will report to me on the latest development in Sarawak," he142 words
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Article132 1970-07-13 3 Labourer Ling Ying Thye who was murdered while out walking Saturday night with a friend, had a history of bad luck. Ling, 17, of Upper Paya Lebar, was stabbed in the back at a footpath along Lorong 17, Geylang, at 7.30 p.m. yesterday. He died in132 words
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Article58 1970-07-13 3 A car belonging to MS. Leong Kim Eng, of Fete* hill Road. w as stolen on SaturdayMr. Leong told police that he left th« ignition key of the car. worth $8,500. in the witch when he parked it at Robinson Road to go for a drink. When58 words
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Advertisement184 1970-07-13 3 Our one-stop flight toTokyoean mean fun in the Philippines fc|i It: i o i Leave Singapore with PAL on Monday morning and our one-stop service will have you in Tokyo the same evening. Or leave on Wednesday morning, spend a leisurely, night in Manila, and we get you to Tokyo184 words
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Miscellaneous25 1970-07-13 3 Toto Draws Hie following numbers day's Toto Draw: 33, 25, 36. 49, 28 The additional number was 35 Three circ? e iraw. 48, 40, 46.25 words
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208 1970-07-13 4 SAIGON John Steinbeck, journalist Ma of the late American novelist, uTreated yesterday after a demonstration by Vietnamese pacifists, denied that he was held for taking part and for wearing a black armband. He asserted the reason was that he and his group were taking208 words
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Article100 1970-07-13 4 TAIPEI Health officials and educators yesterday urged the Nationalist Chinese government to do what it can to slow down Formosa's population growth to less than two per cent a year before this decade is out. made the appeal at the conclusion of a five-day conference on child and100 words
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Article41 1970-07-13 4 JOHORE BAHRU The Alliance Government was yesterday urged to lift the ban of political activities on Malaysia's National Day Aui» 31. The call was made hy the Chairman of the Oerakan Rakvat Malaysia. Dr. Syed Hussein Alataa.41 words
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Article, Illustration34 1970-07-13 4 The dragon dance will be one of the highlights of the big parade daring the National Day celebration on August 9. Here the "dragon men** practice during a rehearsal yesterday.34 words
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Article269 1970-07-13 4 gAIGON Government infantry hove found Hie bodies of 143 North Vietnamese soldiers in northernmost Quong Tri province new where U.S. troops fought a lorge battle Wednesday, a government spokesman said yesterday. The spokesman soid the northerners found in the areo of the obondoned U.S.269 words
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Article57 1970-07-13 4 TOKYO A rather strong earthquake rocked a large area of NorthCentral Japan, including Tokyo, at 11:28 p.m. Saturday, the Meteorological Agency reported. There were no reports of any damage. The agency said the hardest hit were the cities of Onohama and Utsunomiya, where the quake registered 357 words
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Article56 1970-07-13 4 JAKARTA Substantial rice imports have kept the trade balance between Indonesia and Thailand favourable for Thailand during the past three years, a report released by the Indonesian en-hassy in Thailand said. inai exports to Indonesia which consisted mainly of rite and sacks, expanded to include cement, salt, fishing56 words
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123 1970-07-13 4 VANCOUVER An exchange programme has been set up between the University of British Columbia (ÜBC) and the recently opened University of Pen an t in Malaysia. Under the initial one year agreement, ÜBC will send faculty members to the university to provide instruction and assis- tance123 words
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Article84 1970-07-13 4 OSAKA, Japan What is the most difficult challenge to a Canadian hostess working at the 1970 World Exposition? Chopsticks, says Miss Halyna Kushpeta. 23, hostess In the Ontaria Pavilion. "The hardest time until now?" She said. "Well, it's when I eat with ohashi (chopsticks) "I've no patience84 words
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Article80 1970-07-13 4 HONG KONG The captain of the American freighter China Bear said today there was no light aboard the communist Chinese Ashing junk when the two vessels collided with each other south of Hong Kong island Friday night. Local newspapers Sunday reported the fish* ermen of80 words
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Article75 1970-07-13 4 Vatican City Peking's release of American Roman Catholic bishop, 79-year-old James Edward Walsh. is "good news, unexpected and the first gesture of this kind from continental (Pence's) C^ s «a". Pope Paul said Sunday. Addressing thousands of pilgrims massed in Saint Peter's Square the Pope added: "It75 words
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Article, Illustration63 1970-07-13 5 THE BATHING PIXIE above spots a one-piece bathing suit which Is a creation from "Triumph." It is easily packed into any travelling wl h responsible for influencing German swimwear this summer. The piece comes in the various "sun" colours yellow, beige, mandarine and sand as well as turquoise.63 words
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Article190 1970-07-13 5 MOSCOW Russia and six of its allies announced the founding of a new communist bank. Romania was not Included among the founders. Tass, the Soviet News Agency, disclosed the new bank will have lt-> headquarters here and will be open to all who want190 words
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Article52 1970-07-13 5 MONTREAL,—A believed to be transporting a bomb, was killed here when the device exploded in his ear The force of the blast, •eftttered debris over a ■Me area. The wrecked car spun Off the road and through fence. A dynamite bomb was earlier found at an insurance «ompan52 words
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240 1970-07-13 5 WEW DELHI Indian revenue intelligence men hove seized 220 pounds of gonja (cannabis flower) and 33 pounds of hashish from coses of vermicelli being shipped to Britain, the Times of India' reported yesterday. The seizure is one of the biggest drug hauls in240 words
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Article165 1970-07-13 5 MANILA A Group of unidentified armed men ambushed infantrymen on board a Philippine Army (PA) vehicle. Six were killed and the seventh was seriously wounded. The infantrymen's vehicle was about to enter a village between Magalang and Aravat Towns in Pampanga Province, 45 miles north-west165 words
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165 1970-07-13 5 DA HANG, Vietnam A military policeman here received 500 pounds of clothes and toys foe his birthday. However, be gave it all away. It started when the Rev. James Willyard, a Methodist minister in Feddleton, Indiana, asked his Da Nangbased son, Russell, what be would165 words
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Advertisement144 1970-07-13 5 WSL ONLY REAL LITTLE PIECE OF ITAL IN SINGAPORE (It even his a parking problem.) I"here's more to Sorrento than cofTce and cakes. There's MOW a complete bar. Beer. The whisky you fancy. Brandy, vodka, even chianti. And now a full restaurant menu. Which means you can eat pheasant in144 words
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59 1970-07-13 6 ABOUT 150 "ORANGEMEN" attend a rally staged by militant Protestant leader, Ian Paisely, after a parade through Belfast. They were celebrating their victory over the Catholics in the Battle of the Boyne 280 years ago. Two British soldiers meanwhile keep a watchful eye on the proceedings in the foreground. There— (UPI radiophoto). - 59 words
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Article49 1970-07-13 6 SACRAMENTO, California The honeymoon will have to wait several years for newly-weds Ronald Stillwell, 23, and Jacquelyn Serrel. 19. The couple was marrid on Friday in a county jail. The bridegroom is awaiting transfer there to state prison to serve a five-year-to-life term for first-degree robbery.49 words
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182 1970-07-13 6 WASHINGTON —An authority on the art of international negotiation recommended that some change in the American approach with the communists "could bring better results." Fred Ikle is the head of the Social Science Department of the Rand Cor- poration. He made his remarks182 words
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Article161 1970-07-13 6 WEILMORINGLE, Australia, Ten cent Jackson, Robin Quartpot and Jack O'lantern are coming back to town to help the locals with some specialised magic—rain-making. Urgent messages have been sent out into the surrounding bush asking the three aboriginals w ho are now on their annual "walkabout" (nomadic wandering)161 words
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Article337 1970-07-13 6 LAS VEGAS, Nevada British singer Matt Monro remarried his wife of 12 years on Friday night in honour of their wedding anniversary. The couple was first married on April 15, 1958, in London when Monro was a struggling young singer His bride had to pure h a337 words
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Article, Illustration437 1970-07-13 6 Ann Landers - Ann Landers DEAR ANN: I wrote to you once before ten years ago. You were seeking your youngest reader. I was eight years old at the time. As it turned out, I won the title. You printed my picture in 'The Daily Qklahoman.' I'm sure you437 words
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115 1970-07-13 7 NEW YORK Five small children, sparsely dressed and hungry, were discovered in a Brooklyn apartment by a neighbour, police announced. They had apparentl: been abandoned by their mother. The children, ranging In age from 9 months to 5 years, had been left alone, without115 words
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332 1970-07-13 7 JUSTIN, Texos Texas' mentol heolth officials reported sexual abuse and physical mistreatment of teenage patients and promiscuity omona adult patients and visitors at the Austin State Hospital. "We must act immediately not only to rectify the wrongs but to prevent such problems from ever332 words
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Article, Illustration71 1970-07-13 7 FIFTH AVENUE la Manhattan, New York, was a pedestrian's paradise on Saturday. Automobile traffic was banned between 42nd and 57th Streets as an experiment by Mayor John Lindsay. The only vehicles seen there on that day wero bicycles and minibuses. Both New Yorkers and touristo hail the experiment.UPI radiophotos. - 71 words
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179 1970-07-13 7 SAN DIEGO, California A team «f doctor* at the University of California School of Medicine removed a cyst the ihw of a watermelon from the abdomen of a hemophiliac. The operation Is apt to be a major milestone in medical history. Dr. Marshall Orloff,179 words
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Article105 1970-07-13 7 NEW YORK A young mother was charged with endangering the health of her 3-year-old son after he swalr lowed seven LSD pills. The boy was in critical condition. Police said Mrs. Caroline Thomas, 25, admitted she fell asleep and her son, John, found the105 words
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Miscellaneous19 1970-07-13 7 AMY •iy JecVTippit "Okay, we're gonna play school and I'm »h« feacher. Now.. .what would V students \'ifa I©19 words
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Article592 1970-07-13 8 fpHE Indochina war threatens to spill over Into Thailand and Bangkok Is all jitters. The Border Patrol Police, a highly sophisticated quasi-military organization which has Its own planes, parachutists, etc., has been alerted and Is watching the Cambodian border. Reinforcements from regular army units have also been despatched592 words
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Article, Illustration788 1970-07-13 8 Joseph Alsop - By Joseph Alsop WE hove now received whot is pretty sure to prove the most important part of the Egyptian answer which really means the Soviet answer —to the great new American "peare initiative" in he Middle East. The answer takes the form of a modified788 words
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Article484 1970-07-13 8 L The leader in the Singapore's Own National Daily of 7th July 1970 is understandably an apologist May I add a few edifices and foundations, given a closer scrutiny of my thesis In my verbal slings at the PAP. One must not confuse true democracy with development and484 words
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Article78 1970-07-13 8 Will the official body concerned please explain if one is to pay 20 cents extra for whatever amount shows on the taxi meter or only 20 cents more when the meter stands at 40 cents. At present, the words on th e paper pasted on the78 words
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Article, Illustration775 1970-07-13 9 Michael Clifford - #1 PAGE 9 SPECIAL. By Michael Clifford D° you ge» o nightmare feeling of (ear the moment yot board o plane? It happened recently f* a woman w ho has spent months looking forward to a holiday in Spain. At the last minute she775 words
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Article, Illustration414 1970-07-13 9 Dr. Wayne Brandstadt - THE WELL CHILD By Dr. Wayne Brandstadt Q—My daaghter, t, Is 38 inches tall. Does this mean that she will he C feet 4 whea she (■its povint? In a recent column Ku said that female rmones would curb a girl's growth Is414 words
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Article, Illustration443 1970-07-13 10/11 Hawaii's Narcissus Queen Loretta Dang (second from left) arrived in Singapore last Saturday for a onertay. She was among the goodwill party touring countries in South-east Asia. The party was led by Mr. Welton Won, Secretary of the Hawaii Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Miss Dang and her party443 words
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Miscellaneous1889 1970-07-13 12 LOOKING AND LISTENING.... fv and radio guide CARROLJ. MOHTIirS from DM Csiroll Righlcr Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: This is a day to tune in on what others have on their mind. Also a day to please those close to you by letting them know you are willing to help organise and1,889 words
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Article, Illustration507 1970-07-13 13 Sheilah Graham New York - By Sheilah Graham New York TOHN HUSTON has been slipping badly as a director with his recent films. Now as an actor in "Myra Breckinridge/' he disappears completely. How could a man of Huston's innate charm anc taste play —'and so badly the horrible lecherous, corrupt507 words
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Article185 1970-07-13 13 ROSE LAWN. Indiana. Contestants vying or the Miss Nude America title spent today going through an undress rehearsal" In preparation (or the July 18 event. Dick Drost, promoter of the event, said although only 14 girls entered the contest last year, 25 have already entered this year.185 words
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Miscellaneous131 1970-07-13 13 15 OFIGAPJISATtOfM ORCHARD- J2IM Mir at I N. 4. iN, 1 11 "PECOS CLEANS IF" Robert Woocfc. Color. 8oop« r «hw7«i At'* CATHAY -3 340 1 LAST DA*! 11. IJS. 4.M Ml. IJI Ml. "■•cap* From MmU" Color THOMAS HUNTER. MARIS VERSINI OPENS TOMORROW I "Tk« Great Muitw TONGARY" Cinemascope131 words
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Article, Illustration324 1970-07-13 14 TN one's lifetime, one will have to undergo three stages childhood, youth and finally old age. Of these, the best age Is during childhood when there are least responsibilities. A child between six to ten years old is the happiesi of all. At this age, normally he324 words
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Article639 1970-07-13 14 E. C. THOMSON - By E. C. THOMSON, London. p-sssssssss Few developments can have made such a universal splash in our lives as the do-it-yourself magic sound of what are called AEROSOLS, those handy spray-packs for just about everything from insecticides to air fresheners instant coffee to artificial snow! e 1639 words
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Article, Illustration183 1970-07-13 14 Tun Seri Lanang Is my school Once I mis-spelt It as Ton Silly Lalan* School There are three labs which are quite cool But not a student so far looks like a fool. Of all the Malaj schools, my school is the best, In the Add of sports183 words
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386 1970-07-13 14 Ele, Walt Dulaney - Dkstelme By Ele, Walt Dulaney DEAR ELE: I would like to meet a boy who goes to a different high school. My friend knows him but she doesnt want to introduce us because she likes him a lot Please tell me how I386 words
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Advertisement192 1970-07-13 14 ESSAY CONTEST: Rules to observe The Eastern Sun's essay writing contest tor boys and girls of 14 and under (Junior) and boys and girls over 14 (Senior) appears in this page from Monday to Friday. Prize money is: $lO for Seniors and $5 for Juniors for every essay published All192 words
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Article, Illustration253 1970-07-13 15 Marianne Pereira - Story: Marianne Pereira ITS called the Switch, the very newest sleep 1 wear. And it hit on Orchard Road Boutique only late last week. But really, it does pose one problem... "Does one wear such glamour to bed, or to cocktail parties. Actually, you can do either.Pictures: Richard Chow - 253 words
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905 1970-07-13 16 Nlit di Godfi was Ml th« only fcpi t 1 *M. »—I Dorrinj ■rmM g potli mto Ewroft. Hi My kov« bita Mm mo«t frijfcfiiWf owe b«t tturc vtrt itWi to b« reckoned wirt», AND HMM at* stitf around. Anthony Barber, who has been set905 words
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Article, Illustration114 1970-07-13 16 TWENTY-FOUR Instrument engineers from six nations (seen above) are undertaking an advance course in automatic control systems at the Australian Trade Commission in Singapore. The fortnight-long course is being conducted by staff instructors from Foxboro Proprietary Ltd., of Melbourne. The students, engineers and senior technicians, are from oil114 words
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Article318 1970-07-13 16 TAIPBI With Mi textile upwk U the United States expected t« ke ihihH ibMt a third, Nationalist China fts toting a pronged aetiaa U Mini mise the iapaet mm what Ha trade officials used to call "mu lifeblood Industry". Nationalist China's textiles aad related Industries HfMtN318 words
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83 1970-07-13 17 Future farmers ma y enjoy the comforts of this tractor introduced at Expo '70 in Japan. Powered by a 25 hp engine, the tractor has automatic transmission, four-wheel drive and high-flotation, heavy-duty tyres. Work progress is monitored in the cab by television cameras at sides and back. Other features include83 words
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883 1970-07-13 17 Asian economic roundup TXONG KONG Textile quotas are "self-defeating" and inflationary, assistant Attorney General Richard W. McLaren told the United States Congressional Joint Economic Committee last Friday. He tiraed the first wave of attack against the qa*ta bUI on textile* and shoes la the Mmmittee.883 words
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Article259 1970-07-13 17 r market persisted in dull movements during the week with shore prices tending to deteriorate. Except for the newcomers, lack of interest ruled for most port of the week. The probable reason for the easier trend is perhaps the recent slump in the overseas market and lack of259 words
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Article1130 1970-07-13 18 By Our Racine Correspondent I>ENANG VITA, o three-yeor-old Maroxion gelding, created on upset yesterday when he beat a strong class three division one field over 5Jf to pay $lO5 for a win. Confidently ridden by Kevin Mitchell, Vita won from newcomer Movie House V and Cattleya1,130 words
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Article281 1970-07-13 18 ASIAN GAMES SEOUL Mr. Key-Young Chang, South Korea's honorary president of the Asian Games Federation, said here on Saturday he expected mil financial difficulties related to the sixth Games in Bangkok In December to be settled by August. Mr. Chang was commenting on a report by281 words
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Article132 1970-07-13 18 YORK. ENGLAND, After a thrilling i>hot« finish. Timon, owned by Lord Roseberv won the John Smith's Magnet Cup handicap run over one and a quarter miles and 110 yards here on Saturday. Timon splendidly ridden by apprentice Jockey Graham Welsh won the £3,959 first prize132 words
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Article208 1970-07-13 18 WASHINGTON The International Tennis Grand Prix mores «o America today for the U5535,000 (£4,500) Washington International Open. Hie Nastase, Rumania's Davis Cup star, is favourite for the event, the first of three clay-court tournaments on America's summer circuit. Nastase's main challengers for the US$7,OOO (£3,000)208 words
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Miscellaneous46 1970-07-13 18 SWEEP TOTAL POOL: ($11,460) Ist Prise No. ***** ($3,781) 2nd Prize No. ***** 945) 3rd Prise No. ***** 472) Starters ($7O each) Nos: ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** Consolation ($47 each) Nos: ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** *****46 words
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664 1970-07-13 19 gT. ANDREWS, SCOTLAND Americans Doug Sanders and Jock Nicklaus were tied in first position at the end of the fourth round of the British Open golf championship here on Saturday. The wind hod leached almost gole force by lote morning and of the first 20664 words
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Article174 1970-07-13 19 NEW YORK Results and standings of the two major leagues after Saturday's (fames: NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W L GB Pittsburgh 49 .'*9 New York 47 38 ft Chicago 41 42 5 St. Louis 39 46 Bft Philadelphia M 4S 11 Montreal 36 51 12ft WEST Cincinnati 61174 words
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Article132 1970-07-13 19 NEWPORT, WALES, —Ken Rosewall on Saturday avenged his Wimbledon defeat a week ago bT beating fellow Australian John Newcombe 6-4. 6-4 in the Men's singles final of the £l,OOO (557,200) Welsh Open lawn tennis championships. Rosewall became the first person to conquer the Wimbledon champion and it took132 words
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Article515 1970-07-13 19 EDINBURGH, Scotland The Commonwealth Games, the sporting legacy of the British Empire, open here on Thursday with the number of countries and individual competitors the highest in the event's 40-year history. A total of 1,960 athletes from 42 countries will contest the nine events in515 words
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Article, Illustration98 1970-07-13 20 f AUGHT in the act of breaking the law—two motor vehicles entering a no-entry flyover not yet opened for use. This flyover at Clemenceau Road is part of the $l-3 million new oneway traffic scheme linking Canning Rise to Holland Road. The traffic system is to98 words
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Article113 1970-07-13 20 I>ONN A military aircraft, believed to be Soviet tired shots when a singleengined West German private plane strayed over East German air space on Friday, a defence Ministry spokesman said here. The West German sports plane headed back across the border and was Intercepted by113 words
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441 1970-07-13 20 Phnom Penh bid to send reinforcements 13HN0M PENH A small Cambodian garrison is fighting for its life at the hill resort of Kir Romg, 55 miles southwest of Phnom Penh, the Cambodian high command said yesterday. An estimated 1,000 Vietcong and North Vietnamese441 words
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Article200 1970-07-13 20 OAR IS France now has the scientific and technological knowledge to make Hydrogen weapons, Defence Minister Michel Debre said on his return here yesterday from the French Hbomb test series in the Pacific. Pench nuclear submarines will carry their first operation missiles with Hydrogen warheads200 words
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Article47 1970-07-13 20 NEW DELHI Four persons aboard a trailer truck, loaded with a tractor, drowned Friday when the vehicle skidded into a swollen river while crossing a -.vatersubmerged bridge. The accident happened in Warsaseoni town in Mahdya Pradesh State about 200 miles east ol Bombay.47 words
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