Eastern Sun, 11 August 1970
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Title Section19 1970-08-11 1 EASTERN SUN smAjRbM daily 10 cents tstd. 1966 Vol. 5 No. 1417 Tuesday, August 11, 1970. MC (P) 161619 words
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Article271 1970-08-11 1 MALAYSIA-SINGAPORE train services were yesterday disrupted temporarily following the discovery of red banners and home—made bombs across railway tracks at Bukit Timah Road. Police combed the railway line where the bombs and red banners were discovered, before declaring the route safe for trains to pass.271 words
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379 1970-08-11 1 MONTEVIDEO Police said yesterday kidnapped U.S. AID official Daniel Mitrione had been found dead in an abandoned car with two bullet holes in his head. Mitrione, 50-year-old father of nine, was snatched by leftwlng Tupamaros guerillas 10 days ago along with a Brazilian379 words
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Article, Illustration24 1970-08-11 1 FIREWORKS illuminate the sky during a special display organised by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce to celebrate National Day on Sunday.24 words
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98 1970-08-11 1 WASHINGTON A New York to San Juan airliner with 120 persons aboard made an unscheduled landing at Dulles International airport outside Washington yesterday when an unidentified passenger made a threatening remark. The passenger was taken from the plane moments after landing at Dulles and98 words
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Article24 1970-08-11 1 BOLZANO, N. Italy A passenger train was derailed yesterdav outside Chlusa station near Bolzano. First reports said there were a number of casualties.24 words
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Article, Illustration78 1970-08-11 3 (Top left) President Yusof Ishak seen her© Inspecting the National Day Parade at the padang before City Hall on Sunday. (Left) Women working In factories march in uniform symbolising part of the theme of "Prosperity and Security'* during National Day Parade. (Above) One of the "surprises"78 words
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Article, Illustration96 1970-08-11 3 The above picture was taken on Sunday as these yachts were turning very gracefully into the home bend in a triangular formation at the Sungei Pandang, ofT West Coast. The event was the yacht race, organised by the Army Yacht Club in96 words
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Advertisement139 1970-08-11 3 Not for SALE You can't buy prestige. It'e priceless. Specialists' Centre is prestige. The ultimate in the sophisticated super complex. In Orchard Road, the heart of the tourist and shopping wrea. A super shopping city, hotel and food centre—all in one. Plus an edjacent Medical •nd Health centre. You can't139 words
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Article, Illustration168 1970-08-11 4 late a stoliMury brrj, mmMmg a nttbf log •fff a memwhy wwkcr. The driver of the car was trapped In his seat while the worker groaned palnfu.ly under the crushing weight of the falling log. Within seconds, a Ore engine and an ambulance arrived168 words
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79 1970-08-11 4 SUVA Two Singaporean brothers have gtven SS3JK2 to the Fiji Rugby Union team to help It on a tour of Britain later thi* year. Joe and Howard Cash in. barristers and solicitors, sent the Fiji Rugby Union a cheque for this79 words
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Article169 1970-08-11 4 DANGKOK Tfcoi police killed Hiree boodits m o furious 30-mfctuto 91m bat--13 He in Yolo Pvovioce neor Ho Moloyiip« border, police sources disclosed. Sources said one poiueman wsu serious y wounded in the battle on Sunday. Twenty policemen bad surprised 11 bandits hiding tn a169 words
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Article, Illustration77 1970-08-11 4 A cake making compet tion was held yesterday hjr the Seran»r>4>n Garden Citizens' Consultative a( Seran-'O-'n Anna Liui beat 12 finalists rrsterilar te win the top prime. Second an« third prixes went respectively to the Tan sfctcrs. Kee K\v»" mi K I'O i iin The above77 words
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Article253 1970-08-11 4 OSAKA, Japan, "It's beautiful but is it Singapore?" People sometimes write things like that in the guest book at Singapore's Expo 70 Pavilion. The ambitious exhibit of tropical plants and animals, including six crocodiles* is one of Ike most popular at Expa It is sponsored253 words
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Article64 1970-08-11 4 Mr. James Steward. 47, a tourist from Britain, reported to the police of the theft of jewellery worth $5,000 and cash $4OO from his hotel room yesterday. Mr. Steward arrived here several days ago with his wife, is a tourist from Hong Kong. He disclosed that64 words
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Article43 1970-08-11 4 Two canvassers, claiming to be conducting a "semi-government'' survey, checked out a flat rented by an Fasten! Sun reporter yesterday The 'semi-govern-ment" survey was a bid to sell one month's subscription, to another newt, paper on a trial b«u>ia.43 words
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Miscellaneous20 1970-08-11 4 ft, Jw* Tipy* Now M.ss Botes, tell me everything that's happened to you since you were a lil 1 kid."20 words
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514 1970-08-11 5 Two biographies on Hie beautiful Filipino First Lady, Mrs. Imelda Marcos, have spawned o literary and political storm in tho Philippines. The first book, intriguingly titled, 'The Untold Story of Imelda Marcos/' wos already an object of controversy even before its publication and public sale.514 words
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227 1970-08-11 5 NEW YORK, "Time" magazine claimed the Federal Bureau of Investigation (F. 8.1.) told Negro Civil Rights Leader Martin Luther King that it had information on his extra-marital affairs. Hence after the meeting with FJ&I. Chief Edgar Hoover, "Time" disclosed the Nobel prlae-winner227 words
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89 1970-08-11 5 LOS ANGELES Star prosecution witness Linda Kasablan, would probably walk out of Lot Angeles Superior Court a free woman exactly one year after the Tata murders were committed. She baa been offered Immunity to testily against four members of her forr*er hippie89 words
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Advertisement158 1970-08-11 5 3 While he'a trying to Judo* what price range you're iittemfd in. caauoßy mention thet you want e car theTa econoniicei to run, with low petrol consumption etc.. eM. C Now you've given him en idae of *e type of cm you went and beceuea he'a a Ford aalaamen he158 words
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197 1970-08-11 6 LONDON, Nineteen people yesterday appeared in court after a wild bricks-and-botties street fight in West London between police and Black Power supporters. The clash occurred on Sunday when about 100 people, mostly coloured, took part in a march to protest against police treatment of197 words
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438 1970-08-11 6 DHNOM PENH Communist troops probed the defences f of Phnom Penh ogoin on Sundoy os attacks in the area of the Cambodian capital intensified. Cambodian field commanders disclosed that the fighting took place only one and a half miles from the heart of438 words
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Article76 1970-08-11 6 CLEVE, South Australia, Sheep are being sold in this droughtstricken country town north-west of Adelaide for 20 Singapore cents each the same price they were going for during the Great Depression of the 1890's. At least 10,000 sheep were reported to have been sold in the past three76 words
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Article59 1970-08-11 6 URBE. Italy. A decapitated chicken was found on the «.ltar of a church on Sunday. It<? head lay in a bloodfilled communion chalice nearby Parish Priest Giuseppe Scarsi declared he had "no concrete reason" to believe a black mass had been held in his church. He59 words
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Article, Illustration51 1970-08-11 6 TWO RACING CARS accidentally locked together and hurtled into a crowd of spectators at the Karlskoga Race Track in Sweden. Survivors are seen being attended to above after the tragedy. At least 4 persons were killed and 30 injured. Fifteen were in a critical condition. UPIUPI radiophoto - 51 words
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BRIEFLY AROUND THE WORLD
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463 1970-08-11 6 NEW DELHI Police have foiled a massive land-grab attempt launched on Sunday by three leftist political parties. The three groups are the pro-Moscow Communist Party of India (CPI), the militant Samyukta Socialist Party (SSP) and the moderate Praja Socialist Party (P8P). Nonetheless, pro-Mos-cow communists intend463 words
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Article163 1970-08-11 7 Sydney Women who enjoy food a lot tend to enjoy sex a lot, an American psychologist, Dr. Joyce Brothers, declared on her arrival for a lecture tour of Australia. "Of course this doesn't apply to gluttons," she added. She was giving an example of163 words
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162 1970-08-11 7 HONG KONG, Hong Kong poller launched a mass search for three Missing foreign prisoners who escaped from aa open prison on an off- shore island this morning. Police said two Italians and one Filipino were found missing from a sick parade outside the162 words
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Article95 1970-08-11 7 HONG KONG The South China Morning Post claimed Communist China plans to expand its international air service and link Pekiny with the South Afrkan cities of Dar-es-Salaam and Tirana. The English-Language report attributed to "reliable sources" in Hong Kone and Peking. This was the95 words
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321 1970-08-11 7 I>ILBAO, Spoin Two speeding po— ewger trains smashed heod-on near Bilbao lost night, killing at least SO persons and injuring were than 100 others. Police disclosed one of the troins was filled with 700 Sponicrds returning from o weekend321 words
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Advertisement158 1970-08-11 7 MAZDA 1800. Elegance on the wild side The kind of elegance that only comes with fine motor cars. Like Mazda 1800. Mazda 1800 means a great deal more to you than its style and luxury. More than its deep carpets, and the sheer comfort of its fiiMy reclining seats and158 words
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Article655 1970-08-11 8 pRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew exuded confidence In his national day broadcast as he rattled off achievements registered by Singapore during the five years of her Independence. He was equally confident as he spoke about the future and the theme of his most Important address of the655 words
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Article, Illustration582 1970-08-11 8 Art Buchwald - By Art Buchwald, rpHE notion's sovings bonks hove gone into the free gift business in a big woy. In order to attract depositors, the banks are giving everything from colour TV sets to lawn mowers, and the competition to give away gifts is getting fierce, I582 words
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Article82 1970-08-11 8 WASHINGTON Rockthrowing has become popular elective on many campuses, possibly because there is usually a lot of ammunition in the form of the small stones used in landscaping around shrubs and trees. One university hopes it may have found a preventive gluing the rocks down. At82 words
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Article89 1970-08-11 8 WASHINGTON: Only nln e passengers died In railroad accidents In 1969. reports the Association of American Railroads. Rail passengers were twice &s safe as those travelling by plane, says the AAR, three times as safe as those using buses and almost 33 times as safe as those89 words
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Article, Illustration683 1970-08-11 9 Robin Page - #1 PAGE S SPECIAL By Robin Page GEMINI DIGHT- WING Tories ore quietly rejoicing ct the decision of Prime Minister Edward Heath to chose tough industrialist John Dories as his new Minister of Technology* The Prime Minister has promoted to hisGEMINI - 683 words
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FOTORAMA 1970
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Article, Illustration622 1970-08-11 10 WSF - 'Double €ropping may still your day by WSF A PHOTOGRAPHER must have sighted a possible view or an object before he could have made a picture, but the observance of its angle and subsequently compose of the whole view artistically, depends much on the622 words
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420 1970-08-11 10 Sponsored by Moutrie (Pte.) Ltd Agent tor MINOLTA CAMERAS OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM Fotorama Contest 70 EASTERN SUN 23-B. Cantonment Road. Singapore 1 In complying with the rule» of this confer i submit herewith my entr> and shali abide o the decision of the judges.420 words
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Advertisement297 1970-08-11 10 You may be a clown with a camera But you can't make a fool of yourself with the Himatic 7S If you've never used a camera before and yon want a good one at a good priee that will automatically taheCZ—:lA B good pictures now, but will adapt itself as297 words
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Miscellaneous1738 1970-08-11 12 LOOKING AND and radio guide from the Carroll (lighter Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: If you start early and clean up debris you are able to get most everything about you in perfect working order. Be sure to follow your intuition which is very active and very powerful today and tonight Plan1,738 words
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Article, Illustration302 1970-08-11 13 THE story is described as a delicate tale of an impossible love between a beautiful, sensuous and experienced woman of the world and an unworldly 17-year-old boy. Fittingly enough then, the role of the worldly woman went to Italy's flaming Gina Lollobrigida,302 words
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Article301 1970-08-11 13 CULVER CITY Robert Blake has been signed to star in MGM's "Going" which Is being readied for the cameras In midAugust by producer Bruce Geller and Director Leonard Horn. Geller and Eugene Price wrote the original screenplay of "Going" in which Blake trill play a violently ambitious301 words
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Miscellaneous121 1970-08-11 13 ITIW'\I Igrgamsatiqnl I CATHAY *****1 HCRRT! BURST! DeflalMf LAST DATS! U IJ». «.M IN »8C P.id RICHARD HARRIS At- A MAN CALLED HORBK PanaVUnon. Color Opens Thursday I (MOM) 'THE 810 MASSACRE' Color OOEOM 2111 O Now gktwiDfl No Free List 11. I.M. 4.09. 6.30. B-S* ».m POI'I "THE SICILIAN121 words
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Miscellaneous210 1970-08-11 13 SHAW J HON LIDO Phone *****4 LAST DAT! U »m. I 45 I. I N 115 Robert Mltchum, Oeorie Kennedy "THE GOOD GUTB AND THB BAD OUT*" Panavlslon Color (WB) OPENS TOMORROW I The Beatles "LET IT BE" in TECHNICOLOR <UA> CAPITOL New Showing No Free LUt 11 I.M, 4.210 words
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562 1970-08-11 14 Ele, Walt Dulaney - Dateline By Ele, Walt Dulaney DEAR ILK: Im Warrtu my mwcfc but he doesn't love me any more. I think this is because I mmdm est witfc Easl. Then inniacd Warren 1 sssUat Uss anotkcy to* bet 1 foegot and kissed Andy when 1562 words
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Article, Illustration471 1970-08-11 14 What is meant by "Money is the root of all evil?" Well, the word "root" in the sentence simply means "cauao" or Mi". I can say money Is and it is not the root of all evil. It always depends on the morality471 words
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Article, Illustration121 1970-08-11 14 It is a terrible thing to be a teacher, You will see in a moment why. All the nonsense her pupils write, Are enough to make her cry. Their essays are too terrible lor words, ft is 'boys' instead of 'toys.' They say 'toys' walk to school,121 words
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Article228 1970-08-11 14 Canned Guides' for park tours WASHINGTON, Automation has been .successfully introduced in what seems at first thought the 'east likely of places the national park system A t Great Smoky Mountains. Grand Teton, Rock? Mountain and Glacier National Parks as weO as Gettysburg National Military Park, "automated*' guides shepherd tourists228 words
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Article194 1970-08-11 14 The Development FundRaising Committee of the National Junior College, under the leadership of the Chairman, Mr. Chua Pao Tiong, has made considerable progress. Up to date, a total of about $BO,OOO have either been received or promised. Among the donors are: Lee Foundation ?20,000 Mr. Cbua194 words
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Advertisement193 1970-08-11 14 r'^ES^Y^CONTESTT" 4 Rules to observe j '♦♦aaae«aaeaaea«aaaaaaaaaeaaaaeaa#ae^ The Katftm Son's essay writing contest for boys and girfs of T4 and under (junior) and boys and girls over 14 (Senior) appears in tliis page from Monday to Friday. wwiv m: SIC tor Sown and $5 tor )unio*t few «Vtf> ou» public193 words
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Article, Illustration399 1970-08-11 15 Marianne Pereira - She travels from London to Paris, Stuttgart (Germany), New York in search of beauty diplomas Bjr Marianne Pereira laughed heartily when I asked her to elaborate on the many beauty diplomas she holds. For Mrs. Rosalie Hernon, it seems a matter of course. She holds399 words
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Article246 1970-08-11 15 THE new simplicity for evening, in longuette dirndls for cocktails. In full-length shirtdresses for evening, often in three-colour style. THE suit that's separates, with a dirndl skirt in tweed, a reversible Jacket in tweed and solid colour, a highnecked Jersey in a bright accent. THE wearing of boots,246 words
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Article, Illustration296 1970-08-11 15 Ann Landers - Ann Landers DEAR ANN: I resent the letter from the writer who referred to males who look at girls' legs on the bus as "dirty old men". There are more dirty young women around than dirty old men. Does the writer know how296 words
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Article, Illustration209 1970-08-11 16 The Westers Australian Marine Research Laboratories are a Major world centre for roeh lobster research en a two-acre site overlooking the Indiaa Ocean at Waterman. 10 miles west of Perth, the State capital The laboratories house fisheries and research staff of the Western Australian Department of Fisheries209 words
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Article, Illustration531 1970-08-11 16 Western Australian rock lobster fishing is Australia's most yoluable fishery enterprise. Production in the past five years has been worth an average $A13,750,000 a year to fishermen and annual export earnings during the same period hore averaged $A15,200,000 (5551.68 m). During the current season, Western531 words
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178 1970-08-11 16 TOKYO Exports to North America accounted (or as much as 42.9 Er cent of Japan's tol automobile exports during the first half of this year, as compared with 37.1 per cent for the corresponding period last year, the Japan Automobile Industries Association announced.178 words
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42 1970-08-11 17 Relaxing on a cruise round Hong Kong's famous harbour is twenty one-year-old Linda Smythe (left) a goodwill ambassador from Washington D.C. Linda is seen here on a cruise on the Hilton Hotel's brigantine, Wan Fu, with Cathay Pacific's hostess, Marissa Mohamed, (right).42 words
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Article542 1970-08-11 17 ARRIVALS 1.45 am MSA 135 Kuala 111 7 (Ml a m MSA 502 Mad ran, Kuala LuinVJOam. sfs\ I2a Kuala Lumpur. Mam MSA «5« Kuala Lumpur, llaft a tit. MHA 154 Peuaag Kuala l.uaa II Ml a m GL 201 Jakarta 130 pm. MSA 451 KuctaIff ft-3* o542 words
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Article165 1970-08-11 17 Orders for Fixed Fire Protection Svstems for Indonesia and Hong Kong, with a total value of over $600,1)00.00 were recently awarded to Wiliam Jacks Co. (S) Sdn. Bhd Mr. Hermann H. Krainz Manager of Fire Control (Asia> t*te Ltd., William Jacks' Principal said. "This is the second165 words
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Article117 1970-08-11 17 HONG KONG Monday's currency rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd.): (Buyers) (Sellers) 195 196 per 100 Straits dollars 152 154 per 1.000 Taiwan dollars 6.74 6.75 per Australian dollar 340 360 per 1.000 Burmese kyate 460 480 per 000 Indian rupees 140 160 per 10.000117 words
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Article328 1970-08-11 17 CYDNEY Heavy losses vtis evident on Hie Sydney stock exchange Monday. Nickel leader, Poseidon, was ■moderately active and after touching a low of A 570.00 pulled back to doee at $73.00 Falls were many among mining heavyweights with New Broken Hill suffering most, Tallin* 30 cents328 words
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Article, Illustration125 1970-08-11 17 Two Marketing Manage r from Guthrie W a u g h 's Consumer Goods Division are now in Australia and Japan on familiarisation courses with the company's principals. Mr. Ton* Ho Fook Kee is visiting Navec International Ptjr Ltd.. manufacturers of Vinac tablets in Australia at their125 words
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Advertisement175 1970-08-11 17 Singapore folytedUic Tender Kef. No S IW/TO. TENDERS M tanttrd for ths n»#i mt the following for the Bcheol Of InduatrHd Techeoloew > Ktiini—nH Mr Btartrlcal I'm And Nmannienla I i>wiloi|. Detailed ipecttkcattwns and I'Mditioat «f wmlt are obtainable froaa the Supplier Officer. Sln*npor<* Polytechnic. F rtaw Edward Road. Singapore175 words
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Article835 1970-08-11 18 rOH Following are the race weights for this weekend's racing here: THIRD DAY CLASS 3 DIV. t 6F Lt General 9.00 Pekan II 8.12 Honest Deal 8.12 Blasted Oak 8.11 Stingray II 8.11 Slipper Samy 8.11 Rickshaw Lass 8.10 Nasi Goreng 8.10 Powell a II 8.09 Shenton835 words
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Article, Illustration91 1970-08-11 18 More than 150 competitors took part in a 41-mile road run, organised by the Pasir Panjang constituency as their contribution to National Day celebrations yesterday. The Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok was present *t the finishing point at BP re. finery. Hospital91 words
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Article105 1970-08-11 18 MANILA, —A two peso (about 32 US cents) bet won 31,877 pesos (US $5,312) on Sunday in the richest payoff in Philippine horse racing. The record payment came in the fourth event at the regular Sunday races in Manila when two long-shot entries, Janopol and105 words
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Article98 1970-08-11 18 The ten-day 1970 Pesta Sukan enters the fourth day today. What's on; Billiards; 1970 championships, (7.00 D-m.), Siong 800 A. A. Bowling: Ist F.I.Q. Asian Zone championships (7.00 p.m. 1100 p.m.) t Grange Road Bowling Centre. Chess: 6th Open championships (800 p.m. 11.00 p.m.) Polytechnic. Chese (Chinese)98 words
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120 1970-08-11 18 By Little Nene K. Teshima handicap 22 shot net 31-34=65 to win the National Day Golf Competition at the Keppel Club yesterday. Club president Loh Reng Kee (201 beat V. G. Salaysay (10) on a countback and took second place. Loh and Salaysay both120 words
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Article522 1970-08-11 19 A KRON, Ohio Frank Beard, who fired a steady one-over* par 71 in the final round on Sunday won tfco US$l5O,000 American Golf Classic hare with a 72-hole score of 276. Beard who was golf's leading money winner last year, pocketed US$3O,OOO first prize money. Tied522 words
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Article, Illustration300 1970-08-11 19 Tony Chandran - *7 Tony Chandran THE 2nd International Bowling championships, concluded last Saturday, saw Singapore bowlers playing off brilliantly but their stamina petered out before the heavy onslaught of foreign competition. Right from the ■tart, Singapore bowlers, both in the ■en'i and women's Masters, were always In300 words
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Article248 1970-08-11 19 NEW YORK. Results and standings of the two major leagues after Sunday's games:— AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W L GB Baltimore 71 42 New York 61 51 9* Detroit 80 52 10* Boston 55 54 14 Cleveland 56 58 15* Washington 51 (>2 20 WEST W L248 words
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596 1970-08-11 19 Milton Richman - A column on American sports by Milton Richman HARRISON, N.T. When a man beats the best in his professior and wins $50,000 along with it, the words generally come rushing out like water from a wide open faucet and that's the way It was with Bruce596 words
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Article, Illustration297 1970-08-11 20 AN AMERICAN priest who was one of the hostages in the world's great airline hijack drama yesterday told of his "20 hours of prayers" for survival. On April 1, a day after he took off in a JAL jet from Tokyo, Father Daniel McDonald,Sunpix. - 297 words
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335 1970-08-11 20 LIMA, Peru, A Peruvian airliner carrying 97 persons, including a group of American high school students on an exchange programme, exploded in flight on Sunday and crashed near the interior city of Cuzco. One person survived. Alfredo Muro, a resident of335 words
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Article186 1970-08-11 20 NEW DELHI, Magistrates in Bombay yesterday sentenced Mr. Nath Pai, a member of Parliament and a leader of the PraJa Socialist Party, and 46 other party workers to 10 days in jail for breaking police cordons ana trying to grab land in the grounds186 words
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219 1970-08-11 20 KUALA LUMPUR, A 30-year-old tapper, Wong Kon Chong, was yesterday committed to stand trial in the High Court on a charge of raping a 14-year-old girl "not less than 15-times." Wong was alleged to have raped her, between Aug. 29 and Sept.219 words
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Article83 1970-08-11 20 CORDOBA, Argentina Several soccer fans were critically ill in hos--s>ital here yesterday folowing a Sunday football match that ended in a riot. When the referee awarded a penalty to the 3rst division Club Talleres with only four minutes left to play, fans of the opposing side83 words
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