Eastern Sun, 19 July 1970

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    Lock icon The chief is a free man
    84 2 All charges against the chief of the Philippines Monobo tribesmen Datu Mm Fmlen have been dropped by orders of President Marcos. The chief surrendered to Defence Secretary Juan Ponce Enrile after his 5,000 people stood up to troops from the local constabulary. The dispute
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    Lock icon Thieu: Cambodia needs help, not alliances
    301 2 LEUNG, Cambodia South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van TYiien said today Cambodia needs aid against the Communists before military and political alliances. Speaking after a meeting with Cambodian Chief of State Cheng Heng, he said: "The moat important thing we agreed together was the other
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    Lock icon Moslem unrest in Kashmir
    111 2 NEW DELHI Mate ot jmrtha are roaaiat K artmir, staging pro cessions and rallies and flghtiiiK police enforcing a baa on pnfcUe gatherings. Sri. nagar police said today. At least 63 jonths protesting the arrest at students demonstrating an the visit of Indiaa Prime Minister Mrs.
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      96 2 HAPPY 4TH BIRTHDAY EasiebnSun from i INC TING ASSOCIATION Foo Long Mun Foo Yew Ming William Tan Char Leong Foo Sin Chai Chan Liang Choy Foo Ying Tong Chan Kee Tong Law Kwek Pin Chan Koy Choon Chan Chau Chiang Foo Hon Hin Foo Kuan Yin Oeij Ting Piaoe Foo
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    Lock icon ALLIANCE PARTY ACCUSED OF POLITICAL 'HORSE TRADING'
    230 3 Alliance Party has been accused of political "horse trading" to secure a majority in the Selangor State Assembly. In a statement issued yesterday by the Democratic Action Party of Malaysia the Alliance was accused of using pressure to make elected State Assemblymen cross
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    Lock icon CANE AND JAIL FOR YOUNG ARMED ROBBER
    147 3 WELDER Yw Suck Woon, 20, was jailed for three years and six strokes of the cane, when he pleaded guilty to a charge of armed robbery. Yee. who had six previous convictions, had 10 other counts of armed robbery and theft, taken into
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    Lock icon Pornography: $750 fine
    38 3 Teow Ah Teow, 35, was Saturday fined $750, for having 10 pornographic magazines, at his Changl Village shop. Teow who had seven previous convictions was arrested on July 11 at 12.35 p.m. He pleaded guilty.
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    Lock icon Rape charge
    48 3 AN Illegal Indonesian Immigrant, Phang Yew Seng, 23, was yesterday charged with raping a 15-year-old girl. Phang was alleged to have raped the girl sometime in April last year, at 10.30 p.m. at 22 Lorong Faham off Bukit Timah Road. He was remanded to July 25.
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    Lock icon Photo prizes awarded
    112 3 Mr. Hans Hoefer, has won first prize in the Singapore Photo-Story 1970 Competition. The competition was organised by the Guthrie Waugh organisation in conjunction with the 150 th anniversary of the founding oi Singapore. Mr. Hoefer received $3,000 and Canon equipment worth $2,000 for his winning entry
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    Lock icon The two shops have been repaired in quick time and are now ready for re-occupation.
    80 3 Remember these two houses? They were in shambles on the morning of July 7 when a police car crashed into a supporting pillar and brought the front of the building down. Several people were injured
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    Lock icon Three years for theft of gold chain
    82 3 Wong Tin Sum, 23, unemployed, was today jailed tor three years for his part In stealing a $l6O gold chain from Miss Seah Llan Huay, 21, on May 17. Wong, who pleaded guilty, was waiting on a motor scooter along Kensington Park Road
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    Lock icon Dancing, art are her loves
    109 4 TULLAH HANLEY. widow of millionaire art collector TE- Hanley, is at home with her Picassos, Monets and Van Gogh*. She was equally at home, recently, when a West German camera crew visited her at Bradford, Pa., to film a documentary on American art collectors. While
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    Lock icon Belfast blast starts another bomb scare
    381 4 OEUFAST, Northern Ireland A loud explosion on a city bus Friday triggered off another of the bomb scares tnat kept police and British array troops busy oil day. An ambulance spokesman said one woman passenger suffered leg injuries in the incident, which was being
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    Lock icon Scheel just wants friends
    74 4 WASHINGTON, (AFP) West German Foreign Minister Walter Scheel said here today he wants to form more B'rsonsl contacts with S leaders. The two countries had no (Nroblems needing mutual clarification, he said. Sources close to Mr. Scheel said he would be happy to have U.S. blessing
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    Lock icon Soviets make atomic hearts
    151 4 MOSCOW The Soviet* Friday reported progress in developing artificial hearts that will be powered by tiny atomic reactors. Pravda. the Communist Party daily, des cribed experiments on calves which were kept alive for several hours by an artificial heart. The experiments were conducted by Dr. Valery
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    Lock icon Snooping system spots would-be skyjackers
    263 4 NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Friday unveiled an airport snooping system which it says ia 90 per cent accurate in detecting potential airplane hijackers. Lowell L. Davis, chief of the FAA Task Force to deter hijackings, said that Eastern, Pan American. Trans
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    Lock icon Youth assembly approves peace report
    172 4 UNITED NATIONS The World Youth Assembly, In a wild, shouting. angry, table-pound-ing session, wound up Friday night approving a "peace" report heavily loaded with condemnation of the United States and asking the U.N. General Assembly to take action. Lars Thalen of Sweden, presiding over the
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    Lock icon VC have no Khmer hold
    68 4 WASHINGTON, Renter) The Cambodian Government Is resisting North Vietnamese and Vietcong attacks very effectively US. Undersecretary o! State for Political Affair*. Mr Alexis Johnson said. Johnson in a voice aL America Interview said the Communists had not done anything more than harass local villages and
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    Lock icon ROTC centres to close down
    50 4 WASHINGTON The' U.S. Air Force has agreed to close Its cadet training centres at four major US. universities during the next two years New York University, Princeton (New Jersey), Washington University (St. Louis), and Trinity College at Hartford Connecticut all requested ttis centres t* closed.
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    Lock icon Nasser ends Moscow visit
    132 6 MOSCOW The Soviet Union and Egypt today demanded Israel withdraw its troops from all orcupied Arab territories as a condition for peace in the Middle East. And more Soviet aid for Egypt "in the political, economic and defence fields,** was announced la a joint communique Issued
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    Lock icon Secret Soviet 'fishing pact' with Mauritius
    335 6 TONDON Hie Soviet Union has concluded secret negotiations for a "fisheries agreement" with the strategic Indian Ocean Island of Mauritius, Mauritius Premier Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam disclosed in London. Diplomats said the apparent new Soviet push toward tfie Indian Ocean caused surprise and concern in
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    Lock icon Princely laugh-in awes U.S. Senate
    339 6 WASHINGTON Prince Charles wisecracked his way fWotifk Hw U.S. capital today, his sister Anne broke ranks to race in a spnodhert and their sightseeing yacht carried them away with tho Union Jack fly- ing, alas, upside down. But the brief flying of the British flag
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      122 6 Hes w WW A\\V V V\ \W W \X as a pilot tn the SAF Be among the pioneers In the Air Dafenee Cwrwwd. tM SAF offers young men who are physically fit and intelligent tha ehaHanga of IhH editing and sesiirfytng career. Von wwnaan 17% and 23 years of
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  • TOM TIEDE IN THE LAND OF JUNKIES
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      Lock icon A ROTTEN WAY TO BEGIN; ROTTEN WAY TO END
      758 9 IT wos o rotten way for o man to 1 begin. Jerry Jordan grew up in on oirless tenement flot in the Brownsville ghetto of Brooklyn. Bleok. Ugly. Desperately hopeless. There were rats in the winter, roaches in the summer and
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      Lock icon The answer is plain
      537 9 The bad dream ended for me last Sunday, six weeks of witnessing the drug scene on Manhattan's lower East Side was over. Indescribable. It made me sick. 1 had seen a man. new to heroin and still hallway human, inject himself under his fingernails, not to
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      122 9 RESULTS OF 'WHICH IS EE WHAT' CONTEST Int. Prlee Mis* Rossanna Scully, 1020-J Block 43, Bendfrnrcr Road, Singapore 13. 2 ad. Prise. Mr. Franc* Toh Kal Her, 6A, Jalan Petua, Singapore 31. 3rd. Prise Mr Kwok Ha* Mens, 135 Cross Bireet, Singapore iMis* Constance Teo, 380-A East Coast Road, Singapore
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    Lock icon Our Thai Tie-up
    247 10/15 SUNPIX ITS A CASE OP SHARE and share alike for this man and his best friend doubling up on an air mattress to escape the searing 100 degree heat in Arizona, U.S.A. IT'S A WALK THROUGH the past for these two youngsters (left > from Seoul, South
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      126 10/15 At i»o extra expense see Thailand, India and the Middle East on your wag to Europe and the U.S.A. 16 flights per week from South East Asia-East and Ufest Co toeing from BANGKOK westwards on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. From SINGAPORE direct on Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday and
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      31 10/15 f y-< S i Saturday 4Sunday fm Famous Javanese i Colourfully served by Malays in National Costume tothe accompaniment of the hotels LghtStringOrchestra. S w Cfye dccKpit 6/70xloy RJse.Singaporß. Te*****a W
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  • THE SUN SPORTS LIFTOUT
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      Lock icon KAMEHAMEHA'S $103 UPSET WIN
      1019 11 BY OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT PENANG KA MEHAMEHA, well ridden by apprentice Cheom Ah Kin, scored on upset win in the class six division two field over B}# here to pay $lO3 for a win. K*mehameha was the second let of a double for apprentice Cheam who
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      Lock icon UNIQUE TREBLE FOR SOBERS
      244 11 BIRMINGHAM West Indian Gary Sobers reached a unique treble an Friday as he helped the Rest sf The World overhaal England in the second day of the third Test match. Sobers passed another landmark when he caught his 100 th Test eatch and later after scoring
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      Lock icon Baseball results and standings
      201 11 HEW YORK Results and standings of the two major leagues after Friday's games: AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W L GB Baltimore 55 34 Detroit 49 38 5 New York 48 40 Boston 40 41 8 Cleveland 40 48 144 Washington 40 50 15* WEST W L GB
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      Lock icon Today's Race Card
      1294 12 Race 1: CI. 3 Dlv. 2—6 F.—2.00 p.m. ($7,000) 1 ***** The HI is* 5y 000 Bliss (RS Breuk) PK Leong 7 2. 00 Domino 11 3y 9 00 Domino (Lee) 1 3. ***** Nasi Goreng 5y 8.13 Goldmine (J Donnelly) 6 4. 0 Sean 5y 8
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      Lock icon SELECTIONS
      195 12 Oh.NM BOY _i CISCO ZODIAC I RACK It JA| TII8 BLISS shenton Ha; spring Power r«i INDIAN PATKOL 3 Joiinara 0 Sean (11) NASI GORENG Jobnara Indian Patrol HACK t: (S) 5 (12) PEPEGO Magic King kainar SB KA1SAK Pepego The Joker (3) (5) SHOWMAN IV Pepego Magic King
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      Lock icon BACK PRIVY COUNCIL
      944 13  -  By DENNI BOY PRIVY COUNCIL is o confident bet to win the Committee Cup over Bif ot Penong today, concluding day of the Penong Turf Club July meeting. The High Hat gelding keeps on improving with each run. At Bukit Timah last month he brought oH a
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      Lock icon THAI KEGLERS WIN HONOURS
      374 13 BANGKOK Thailand's men and women bowlers took the honours yesterday winning both titles in the Cathay Pacific-Brunswick sponsored Far East Bowling Tournament, which ended here at Star Bowl. UT Lenavat turned a deficit of 80 pinf&lls in the 19th game into a 30 pin advantage in
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      Lock icon AUSTRALIA, ENGLAND RESUME RIVALRY
      453 14 Australia ond England on Friday resumed their old rivalry by winning a couple of gold medals each on the first day of competition at the ninth British Commonwealth Games. Australia's pold came in swimm jng, an mnt ska >s axpacted to dominate, and wetghtlifting, while England
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      Lock icon Boy can wrestle
      160 14 EDINBURGH Four-teen-year-old Indian wrestler Ved Prakash will be part of the action In the Commonwealth Games. Prakash learned yesterday his enti. for the games wrestling tournament has been accepted following a three-day meeting concerning his eligibility because of his age. Joe Coyne, Assistant Director of the wrestling
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      Lock icon COMING: A NOVELTY TOURNEY
      150 14 la order to achieve maximum response from its members the Grange Bowlers Association will stare another novelty tournament soon. Called the Red Pin Novelty Tournament, it is scheduled to be held on July 26 at the Jackies Bowl, Orchard. As in the normal game ten frames
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      Lock icon Tiriac topples top player
      227 14 WASHINGTON Rumania's lon Tiriac •cored a stunning 6-3, 10-12, 6-2 upset on Friday over Stan Smith, Hi# top-ranking American player, and moved into the semi-final round of Hie US$35,000 Washington Star International Tennis tournament. Tirlac's victory came alter his countryman, Willie Nastase, the topseeded player, defeated
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      Lock icon CASPER IN ONE – STROKE LEAD
      297 14 CASPER IN ONE STROKE LEAD PHILADELPHIA, Master* champion Billy Caspar scrambled out of Hie pack on Friday with a fhre-under-par 67 to take a one-stroke lead over Charles Coody after the second round of the US$l5O,OOO Philadel- phia Golf Classic. Casper started the day at the whltemarsh Valley in a
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      50 11 SWEEP TOTAL POOL: ($11, MO) Ist Prise No. ***** ($3,907) 2nd Prise No. ***** 976) 3rd Prise Not ***** <9 4«8) Starters ($59 each) Nos: ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** Consolation ($4B each) Nos: ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** *****
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  • Church at home A WEEKLY ROUND-UP OF CHRISTIAN ACTIVITIES
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      254 16 READ JOSHUA 3:313 THAT ye may know the way b v which ye must go: tor ye have not passed this way before (Joshua 3:313). "YEB. go along Lowlor Road until the second cross street and that will be Wishmann Road,'' he answered confidently as he
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      9 16 Easy Street is always a dead end.
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      842 16  -  «y Rev. Gene Jeffries lIOW much doe* if cost to be evonge- Nitic? Whot it the price of on Evangelistic Crusade? Dear Brother In Christ, For some time our church has been considering the possibility of a mission At a recent meeting of the diaconate. it was
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      Lock icon DALLAS CHAPEL CHOIR COMING
      333 17 THE CHAPEL CHOIR, the world', largest teenage touring choir from the First Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas, will give charity concert at the National Theatre on August 4. The concert la presented by the Singapore Musical Society. Proceeds from the show will go towards the Scripture
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      Lock icon The best of all
      75 17  -  W K. Burford THE BEST and greatest experiences are the inward ones. Not less burden, but more strength. Not the thorn taken from the flesh, but sufficient grace given. Not escape from difficulties, but triumph over them. The greatest providence in the divine direction and control
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      Lock icon THE VALUE OF TRUE HAPPINESS
      72 17  -  Dr. G. H. Morrrison HAPPINESS will -sometimes do what bitterest reproach con never do, in its influences over others. The man, who, like Paul, can sing at midnight because God is with him, is doing something for others all the time. To be happy to
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      Lock icon Looking into the future through the Holy Book
      278 17 WHAT ON EARTH'S GOING TO HAPPEN? by Ray C. Stedman G L Publications, USA) Paper. pp. 203 Price $2.50. The first thing that Is unusual about this book is the cover. On It you will see a view of earth from the
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      126 16 SPRi Sfte came fnto the kitchen where we were drinking tea. Nearly lour, she banged the door and said, 'Can Cod set me? Her lather lowered his cup and smiled} his eyes caught mine. He said, 'Yes. ol course Cod sees you, all day and when you're in bed.' She
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      174 18 THE SBKi LOOKING MHH USTEMIHGw and radio guide W WHETHER YOU tcmm (I OK MOT, H?OFE9SOR,~PETER (MUMP IS f mCXTIUS WOMEN—AND I CAN SYMPATHIZE WITH HE HAGUE OF EMANCIPATED WOMEN* "WE* SHOULD BLACKLIST HIM/ J NEVER KNEW WU WEPE CAPABLE. OF6UCM WE/KMUA IE M FfCT HE TOID US THAT HE
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      133 19 ITIFFT F wee*, NO I-RU. PO GOOO,~. 5W D AND HAV f fk m m 9 i if IWW NJJ B SI ili 5? 7 A?. m, SJL GBK e S ft R OPFEWSE, WIUMA. our Fieeo LOOKS UKS HE'S r SS^ d WEIOMT you suite VOU DON'T MIN9 MV
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    Lock icon OIL DRUM MUSICTRINIDAD STYLE
    528 20 OIL DRUM MUSIC—TRINIDAD STYLE THE MORNING AFTER with Weatherbee Wong JERCEMALL BUDAPEST MODRA EABTVA BURGONYAVAL I know it's a mouthful... and It's meant to be...but not of words... but delicious young chicken breast instead. And that's what's on the menu at the GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL'S CAFE ALLEGRO now that THE
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  • THE SUN at the MOVIES
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      Lock icon MAE WEST, '70 VINTAGE, FORGETS TO PUCKER
      699 21 YORK —This A it going to hurt a little, so perhaps the best way to begin is from Hie beginning. (Things don't hurt so much in the beginning.) Mae West, who will it ts sai<j be 77 in August, moved through one of
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      Lock icon An executive takes the law into his own hands
      406 21  -  By Harry Eng His old Da', a Livcrpudlian Irishman, spent most of his life unemployed and on the dole. But he was a great old sod just the same. And when a snivelling young thue of the Hell's Angels-type kicks him
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      147 21 LAST t DAYS! II l«. IJI 4.M. «.M. 11l MOM'S "Zabrlskle NiaC Mark Frechette. HVUloo Darta HiUprln Metrocolor OPENB TI'ESDAY! Color "Tta MacaMlrcat Tea**" Oleaii Saxon. Barbara boy. CATHAY .'3400 NOW SHOWING! II aaa. IN «.M IX »M "THI ITALIAN JOB" Color Michael Caine. Pana vision A Paramount Picture I
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      211 21 L I D O P*one3734'4 NOW HUOWINGI u m, in. i. m i n UM Van Cleel. Warreu Oalo -BABQI'EBO" Oolor <U A CAPITOL f NO* tMOWING tl W. I.4ft. 4. IN A I N Hubert Black. 8 ui "ITUKY OV 4 WUHAN Color (01-SBl NKXT CHANGIt Jenny Hu "UI
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    Lock icon Vernon sends greetings
    197 22 HI THESE! Received a postcard from London last week from that deejay buddy of mine—VERNON. He sure sounds like he's having a ball; but he's beautiful, and he deserves It Anyway, here'i what he wrote: Hi Pete, Greetings to you and all readers of Popping Around. The
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    Lock icon 'Graduate Barry Rogers
    133 22 LIFELINES DEAL Nome: Barry Rogers Birth Dote: 6th June, 1947. Height: 5 ft. 81ns. Weight: 110 lbs, Birth place: Adelaide. Instruments played. Bass and guitar. Musical education: None. Age entered show business: Twelve. First public appearance: Talent show in the country. Biggest break in career; Joining Australia's
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    Lock icon Elis Regina and Pele on record
    185 22 World famous Brazilian soccer Pele has put two of his own songs on record. He sings them together with Ells Reglna. After having scored his thousandth goal, this great star of the World Cup tournament In England '68. he asked Ells Reglna to sing
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    Lock icon ALBUM REVIEW BY BLOOD, SWEAT AND TEARS
    975 22 BLOOD, SWEAT TEARS with quotes from BS T group memken:— DAVID CLAY-TON-THOMAS, STEVE KATZ AND BOBBY COLO MB Y Comments by BOY CARR Following our inters view. I was fortunate enough to be given an exelusive preview of Blood, Sweat Tears forthcom i
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  • ADVENTURES IN A SINGAPORE KITCHEN
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      213 23 MAKE your desserts party-pretty with a whipped iopping for extra flair, extra flavour, and, most important, 'extra food value.' You don't have to take Hobson's choice and Invest in costly heavy cram for this ->urpose—or go without. There are two abl* alternatives, and on« of them truly saves you
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      Lock icon BOTTOMS UP—WITH TEA
      1250 23  - BOTTOMS UP —WITH TEA By Ruth Bakalar LIFE in Singapore is enough to drive o teetotaller to drink tea. In a tropical climate, the body demands, and gets, copious amounts of liquids. The situation is not without peril, because thirsty people beset by the lovely temptations of gin-and-tonic, beer, fizzy
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      Lock icon COOKS' POST BOX
      183 23 We owe m apology to cooks who looked in vain for the sweet potato desserts promised by the headline on last Sunday's column about that lovely vegetable. The sweet potato recipes Riven are always served as a vegetable accompaniment to meat (especially pork and ham) and poultry
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      124 23 NOTICES CAR FOR SALE 1960 FIAT 2100. EXCELLENT CONDITION. OWNER ON TRANSFER TO UNITED STATES. PHONE *****5 EXT.23. STRAND HOTEL Bencoolen Street. Town centre. Quiet, clean, reasonable rates. Airconditioned rooms, private bath, Bar/Reitaarant. Homely services. Tels: *****/*****. COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA STUDY IN AUSTRALIA —1971 ACADEMIC YEAR All persons resident i
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    Lock icon SHOCK TORTURE IN PRISONS—DOCTOR
    333 24 TtTASHINGTON A young American woman doctor told Congress investigators yesterday she treated women prisoners in Vietnam who went into hysterical trembling when lights were turned on because they had been tortured with electricity. Dr. Morjorie Nelson, said it was first believed the trembling was due to
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    170 24 LONDON. The Government ordered 30,000 troops today to be ready to take over Britain'* strike-bound docks And warned It will crack down hard on food sharks. Acting under emergency powers which went Into effect at midnight Friday. It ordered troop units near major
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    Lock icon Bus men urged to discipline members
    138 24 Members of the Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union were arced Saturday to discipline the "Irresponsible minority" who continue to tarnish the bus employees' reputation. The secretary general of the National Trade Union Congress, Mr. C.V. Devan Nalr. made this call at the second biennial
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    22 24 CHICAGO Two policemen were killed early Saturday by nlper fire from a public homing apartment building on Chicago's north side.
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