Eastern Sun, 30 August 1970

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    Lock icon Masthead
    18 1 The Sun Final edition Mm 10 e«ntt VoL 1 No. 24 Sunday, 30 August 1970. MC (P) 1993
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    Lock icon S.E.-ASIANISATION PLAN BY THANOM
    262 1 gANGKOK —Thailand hot proposed thot the United Stotes initiate a programme of "Southeast Asianisation" as an extension of the Vietnamtsation programme now being implemented in South Vietnam. Thai Foreign Minister Mr. Thanot Khoman told reporters thot Prime Minister Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorri mode the proposal to
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    Lock icon 'Minimum trust' will keep peace
    67 1 LANARK, Scotland Sir Alec Douglas-Home, British Foreign and Common wealth Secretary, said yesterday he believed it the minimum of trust could be maintained peace could be reoched in the Middle Eost. Bir Alec said Britain would do everything at its meetings with the other "Big
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    Lock icon POLICEMAN Edward Doyle raced against time yesterday to save the life of a little girl – but lost. Here, Doyle, still giving mouth-to-mouth resuseitation, runs into the hospital.
    27 1 POLICEMAN Edward Doyle raced against time yesterday to save the life of a little girl but lost. Here, Doyle, still giving mouth-to-mouth resuseitation, runs into the hospital.
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    Lock icon Guerilla action
    54 1 AMMAN Arab guerillas said yesterday that they had occupied the main post office In Amman during the night after fighting with Jordanian military guards In which two commandos were killed. Two rockets were fired at the building during the clash. Its window* were shattered and several of its
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    Lock icon No dates for Doris
    78 1 LONDON Retired Army Colonel Norman Pannell sent letters to several computer dating firms to see what kind of service they provided. He signed himself Doris Panlson, age 20. Panned, Secretary of the Marriage Bureau Assn. oomplained the firms sent him forms asking him if he indulged
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon A PUZZLE TO START A DULL SUNDAY
    88 2 Here's ft little punle for Sunday What Is this? A New Guinea warrior's battle club A peculiar hybrid plant which eats insects an unsuspecting people An XKL73 condenser which makes your television set work The lever which when pulled parachutes pilots of crippled
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    Lock icon New interest in UN membership for China
    334 2 YORK A second delegation has voiced interest in a Belgian suggestion for a new approach to break the Chinese impasse in the United Nations. Ambassador Jose Pinera of Chile said his government is interested in the paper recently circulated by the Belgian mission
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    Lock icon MP STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF TEACHING ECONOMICS
    221 2 Economics should be taught in secondary schools, M.P. for Whampoa, Dr. Augustine H. H. Tan urged Saturday. "It seems we need to introduce economics In secondary schools." Dr. Tan an economics lecturer In the University of Singapore said. He was speaking at the Seminar
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    Lock icon Boycott hits Agnew's talks with Thais
    288 2 BANGKOK Thai newspapers today imposed an almost total blackout on news of the visit of U.S. Vice President Spiro T. Agnew in protest against the government's refusal to modify tough new legislation to regulate the press. The action was decided on in a meeting
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    Lock icon 'Portnoy' publisher defies ban
    86 2 SYDNEY Beit-gellif American nord Tortnoy'i Complaint," banned as obscene In Australia will be published here next week by Penguin books. The company's Australian manager John. Michie said. "We are quite prepared to be prosecuted." The State Governments, of Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria, have warned
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    Lock icon 'OPERATION REPOSSESS' BY MOTORCYCLE THIEVES
    165 3 ond scooter thieves ore using rons to cort owoy theii loot* The thieves pass themselves off as employees of motor firms repossessing machines from owners who are unable to make payments. This ruse was spotted recently when police arrested a van driver and an accomplice
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    Lock icon Appeal to stay disciplinary action
    227 3 KUALA LUMPUR A lawyer, Jeffrey Fernandez, yesterday applied to the High Court here to stay proceedings of a High Court appointed committee to inquire into his discipline. The reason given was that an appeal was pending In the Federal Court of Appeal against the dismissal
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    Lock icon Policeman's fatal shock
    90 3 A coroner yesterday recorded a verdict of death by misadventure on P.C. Mohd- Yunus bin Hussein, 25. who wag electrocuted by a hair-drier. The incident happened on Aug. 10 at 11.15 p.m. when he was seen using the drier after a shower at hi* Commonwealth Drive fiat.
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    Lock icon Found hanged
    34 3 Mrs. Lucy Tan. 45, was found hanged from a beam of her house in Lorong Oaruda, yesterday. She was discharged from the Woodbrldge Hospital on Aug. 17. No foul play Is suspected.
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    Lock icon BOAC flights
    47 3 Details of Saturdays BOAC arrivals and departures yesterday. BA 720-arrival 5.45 p.m. from London-depar-ture original 6.50 p.m. to Darwin/Brisbane. Left 8.50 p.m BA 723-arrlval 9.30 p.m. from Sydney/Darwin to leave for London at 12.15 a.m. BA 790-arrlval 10.00 p.m. (staying overnight and leaving tnlg morning).
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    Lock icon New moral cleanup
    163 3 SEOUL South Korean police have begun a month-long crackdown on hlpple-style youths Including foreigners with long hair. A total of 677 youths were rounded up In Seoul alone yesterday, the first day of the na-tion-wide campaign aimed at wiping out e'ements "harmful to decent social moral," according
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    Lock icon DAP seeks freedom for Lim Kit Siang
    159 3 KUALA LUMPUR The Democratic Action Party Saturday urged the Government to make National Day "a joy for all" by releasing their se-cretary-general/ Lim Kit Siang, from political detention. Telegrams urging Llm's release were sent to Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman and the Minister
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    Lock icon British word soon on airline talks
    134 3 BRITAIN will soon tell Singapore when talks on landing rights In London for MalaysiaSingapore Airlines will resume here. This was disclosed to The Sun Saturday by the British High Commissioner, Sir Arthur de la Mare. Sir Arthur said he Immediately cabled London when the
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      182 3 ~?d iS? '••WWII We make beautiful aironcStioners because thatfs all we do make 'At Carrier, we make nothing but aircondiiioners. So we really know them backwards. We also feel that if you live with an airconditioner, you might as well enjoy it for its looks as well as its coolness.
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    Lock icon CASH CRISIS HITS HEATH: POUND DROP FEARED
    391 5 T ON DON Britain's Conservative porty government, a bore two months in office, has big economic trouble on its hands. The words "crisis" and "devaluation" dirty words in any economic vocabulary are making bio headlines. Prime Minister Edward Heath has summoned vacationing ministers
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    Lock icon Crippled ship found after a month adrift
    280 5 LIMA The 1,200-ton Panamanian freighter Puelche has been found after drifting in the Pacific for olmost a month. The Puelche was found by a Peruvian destroyer 185 miles from where it started drifting after a complete power failure on July 29 which knocked
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    Lock icon Top Soviet, US talks rumoured
    112 5 SAN CLEMENTE A summit meeting between President Nixon and Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin perhaps during Kosygin's visit to the United Nations this fall appears to be shaping up. Reports have emanated from Moscow and New York that such a meeting Is In the works
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    Lock icon Life for co-ed killer
    215 5 ANN ARBOR, Michigan, John Norman Collins wa s today sentenced to solitary confinement at hard labour, for life, for the murder of a 00-ed. Collins denied slaying the sirL It was the flrst time Collins had publicly said anything about the slaying of Karen sue Beineman
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    Lock icon Beauty Queens brave the Vietnam fire
    75 5 A Green Bereft almost nonchalantly Ignores the two blonde beauties who dropped into the Dnc Lap Special Forces camp in Vietnam for a look aronnd. But they weren't expecting to see a rocket launcher In use and the big bang gave the girls, Miss
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    Lock icon $700,000 gem cargo missing
    180 5 NEW YORK. Somewhere between New York and Japan is a shipment of diamonds valued at Bs- and Ave different police forces are trying to find it. Nine packets of Industrial and polished gems from New York dealers, consigned to addresses in Tokyo and Osaka, have been
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    Lock icon CHOLERA CASES HUSHED UP BY GOVERNMENTS
    298 6 The World Health Organisation says cholera is spreading more rapidly than believed and some governments ore deliberately withholding full information about new cases. WHO spokesman Martin Sinclair said all nations are obliged to inform the organisation about infectious diseases but this opparently is not
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    Lock icon WHAT'S THIS?
    49 6 tio 7M thought the Paje 1 pktare pusalc was too easy Didn't even test your brains Well try this. What to it Moose's antlers A mosaic on an aaetent Egyptian templet Nothing at all II k pari of mm lui— li nmk mim ■uinified thousand* of tinea.
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    Lock icon Motorists meet jet jockeys at their level
    82 6 The jet* arc cowing down to earth and meeting the motorists at ground leveL And at Tampa, Florida, 15A, this jet is not exactly using the roadway hr runway it's an derated taxi road especially for jets. Safety The road a new airport
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    Lock icon 15-year-old U.S. war hero won't be tried for fraud
    313 6 DENVER The U.S. Army has decided to forget about its 15-year-oM Vietnam war veteran who apparently first became a soldier at the aoe of 12. Charges of defraudlng tile government were dropped against Walter Lee Martin, of Alabama. He Is believed
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    Lock icon The crazy house a spider built
    237 7 It's difficult to keep a spider on the straight and narrow even n well trained one In a laboratory. Aad when yon Jeed a spider drags phsns barbitol aad ampehtamine a spider freaks out Aad a freaked-out. Ughflytag spider of the asnual tfciags loved
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    Lock icon U.N. finds out what's cooking in Zambia
    555 9  -  By Uvedale Tristram NEXT month, Zambia will complete the first year of the largest and most comprehensive nutrition nrvey ever andertaken anywhere in the world. The object is to find out exactly what peo8e in Zambia eat. how ley prepare it, how well
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  • THE MORNING AFTER with Weatherbee Wong
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      Lock icon STATE YOUR CHOICE MAXI, MINI 0R...
      1150 10/15 rpHE Great Debate on the length of women's skirts had me in a state of mind-numbing confusion I knew the difference between a maxi and a mini, but that's about all. All those words churned out by fashion editors about micro-minis, midis et al
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      313 10/15 Two showa nightly; 10 11.30 pjn Tht Olrl with an eye popping figure with a voice to match! featuring LYNN ROGERS The Olrl with an eye-popping figure with a voice to match! Sings on the same LP aa Elvis Presley. The Beatles. Bee Oea, D Roaa Also Appearing Duo Kcvilk
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      118 10/15 Saturday Sunday Famous Javanese 6/7 Ox ley Rise.Singapore. Tel *****. gKUB KCLONG RESTAURANT (off Ponggol Point II oij.) PROUDLY PRESENTS The Nightingales of Taiwan Miss LILT YUEN and Miss JULIE FUNG and Miss CHAO TT HNY accompanied bv SEA PALACE QUINTET SPECIAL LUNCHEON MUSIC ON SUNDAY Also Featuring... AILY JUGGLING
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  • THE SUN SPORTS LIFTOUT
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      Lock icon HAWAII WINS QUITE EASILY
      1050 11 By Oar Racing Correspondent. OENA N G 1 Hawaii, a four-year-old Golden Plume gelding registered his maiden win when he won Hie class lour division four roce over sif here yesterday. Handily placed in third position all the way, Hawaii n (Velu) hit the front as
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      Lock icon Baseball results and standings
      221 11 NEW YORK Standings and results of major league baseball teams after Friday's games: AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W. L. GB Baltimore 84 40 New York 73 57 11 Detroit 68 61 154 Boston 65 62 17* Cleveland 63 67 21 Washington 61 68 22| WEST W. L.
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      35 11 TOIO Win this Sunday s 5 tun w 49 JACKPOT FOR TODAY'S DRAW NO: 69/70 (30-8-70) IST CRCUP: 5145.000 TO WINNKRS WITH 5 NUMBIRS CCIiRICT SPECIAL NATIONAL DAY DRAWS WN 2,228 ATTRACTIVE GIFT PRIZES 1
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      47 11 SWEEP TOTAL POOL: ($8,740) Ist Prise No: ***** ($2,884) 2nd Prise No: ***** 72!) 3rd Prise No: ***** (8 368) Starters (848) Nos: ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** Consolation (836 each) Nos: ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** *****
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    Lock icon Today's Race Card
    1423 12 Raee 1 s CI. 4 Div. 2—5 Vfe P-—2.00 p.m. ($«,000) 1. ***** Undefeated 4y 900 Angel (Daniels) 4 2. ***** The Samaritan 5y 900 NSD (Heddle) Harbridge 1 3. 1000 Future 3y 900 Goldmine (Teh) 12 4. ***** Kelly Green 6y 8 13 Nails ah (Daniels)
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    Lock icon SELECTIONS
    194 12 DENNI DOT 1 1 CISCO HACK It ill THE SAMARITAN Undefeated 1 Kelly Green ill FUTURE Kelly tireen Undefeated III KELLY GREEN Future Undefeated HACK t: S2 (16) THE JOKER Sir Namron Try To Equal m TRY TO EQUAL The Joker Status Quo Ui THE JOKER King's Hope Try
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  • SUN SPORT
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      Lock icon Crampton leading
      349 14 New Jersey—Bruce Crompton f hit gome clicking with "everything glued together/' shot his second straight four-under-por 68 yesterday for the early lead among second round finishers in the *****,000 Dow Jones Open Golf Championship. Cramptoe, bidding to add the record *****,000 top prise to the *****.000 He won
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      Lock icon Political row mars games
      200 14 TURIN, Italy—U.S. swimmers captured five mars gold msdals at ths sixth World University Games yesterday but an international political fight between Albania and Israel threatened to mar the competition. Communist Albania, nuking one of its rare appearances in international sports, refused to play Israel in an
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      Lock icon Germany-U.S. tennis lineup
      211 14 CLEVELAND, Ohio Cliff Rickey and Arthur Ashe were selected yesterday for the singles assignments when Hie United States opened its defence of the famed Davis Cup Saturday against West Germany. In the official draw, Ashe, was paired against WUhelm Bungert for the first singles match and Rlchey
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      Lock icon Australian yacht vs cup challenger
      435 14 NEWPORT, R.I. Jim Hardy whipped Australia's Gretel II through a dense fog for one of the biggest margins of victory in America's Cup history yesterday when France got lost in the fog and abandoned the race. Tko victory gave Gretel a four-race sweep of its
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      Lock icon SOCCER MERGER
      74 14 LONDON The bankrupt Scottish second division football club Hamilton- Academicals has merged with the first division club Clyde It was announced yesterday. Hamilton will play no more league matches, and will pass over Its stadium Doug as Park to Clyde, who will abandon their Glasgow stadium. Hamilton have
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      Lock icon P.I. cagers outclass Singapore
      121 14 SEOUL Japan and South Korea scored their third straight victories, while the Philippines chalked up its second win last night in the fourth day competition of the First Asian Youth BasketballChampionships here. All three teams stood undefeated so far. In the opening match, technically superior and
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      Lock icon WEIGHTLIFT RECORD
      58 14 RANGOON—A Burmese weigh tllfter set a world flyweight snatch record on Thursday while competing in the Burma national weightllfting championships Aung Oyl. a policeman, .lfted 100.8 kilos, beating the existing record of 100 kilos set by Japan's K. Miki In 1066. Aung Oyl broke the record In the
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  • Church at home A WEEKLY ROUND-UP OF CHRISTIAN ACTIVITIES
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      Lock icon HOW I WOULD CHANGE THE WORLD
      1683 16  -  A Billy Graham evangelist and also brother-in-law of Billy Graham. BY LEIGHTON FORD DISBOP STEPHEN NEILL once said thai the early Christian argued about everything except evangelism. We twentieth century Christians have surpassed them, for we argue about everything, but especially about evangelism. It
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      Lock icon Giving all in his service
      277 17 BEAD I CORIN-' THIANS 9:6-15. God love th a cheerful fiver (2 1 Corinthians 9:7). The Red Indian ,Chief listened for the, first time to the Gospel message, i Before the preacher had half finished his 'story the Chief suddenly rose, and pre- renting his
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      Lock icon A HELPING HAND FOR NOT-SO-CLEVER PUPILS
      312 17 (Continued from last Sunday). Issues Worked On Tuition: Four blocks of parents got together to organise tuition classes for their children who have not been doing well in school. These classes are at pre&ent functioning in our centre. Classrooms Now, parents of eight other
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      Lock icon Yes, God is a worker
      652 17  -  §OON there will be more jobs in Jurong thon there ore workers to fill them. This is incredible but, o fact. Singapore is fast becoming a technological and industrial society. By the thousands we are making factory workers out of school leavers. The social background
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      Lock icon Is life really worth living?
      253 17 IS LIFE REALLI WORTH LIVING T By David Hubbard (G/L Recti Hooka, USA) Paperback. pp. 103. Price $2.50. Let's ask it again, "Ia life really worth living?" The author polntc out that for some people the problem is bitterness, and for othera just boredom. "We
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      1886 18 THE SUH: LOOKING AHO LISTand radio guide TV Singapura CHANNEL I. 10 10 Opening An nets in all Languages and The Jack La Lanne Show 3 8pace Ape The 8ecret Society 5 Pour In Formation National Day Variety 3 Mr Ed The Talking Horse JCd A Oo-Oo I- 12 00
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      47 19 rTTTTT V Every 3 seconds someone somewhere buys a TIM EX watch Isn't it time you had a TIMEX? GOMPIEIIEISIVI mm QUIMIff THE GUARANTEE CARD GIVES YOU ONE YE/ ;E SERVICE INSIST ON M Trademark of US. Time Corp, manufacturer of Time* watches, Distributed by T»me*. Ltd.
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    Lock icon You will see and hear a much improved National Orchestra
    697 20  -  THEATRE AND ART... By Felicity Kant CjINGAFORE'B National Orchestra Is preparing to give one of its best performances two-night season starting September 12 at the Conference HalL By dint of sheer hard work the orchestra has improved to such a
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    Lock icon HOW SHOULD ONE DIRECT LUCY?
    546 21  -  By Joan Crosby TTOLLYWOOD Jock Carter is not known for being overly humble or totally tongue- tied, but that great comic, Lucille Ball, made him both. Briefly, of course. Jack has just made hia official television directorial debut with a segment of Here's Lucy, set
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    Lock icon Seeger has sailboat, will crusade
    500 21 POUGHKEEPSIE, NT. The sun glared through the clouds, bounced off the Hudson River's polluted waters and in rainbow tint lit up a "Save This Country Now" sign tacked to the wall of the abandoned snack shack. Everybody In th crowd at the free festival allowed
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      241 21 LIDO Phone ***** 4 U»l t Day* No Free U>l U 1U IJI A l.u David Chi ant -Veageaae* l A SHAW PRODUCTION» Mandarin Id Scope. Color OPENS Tt'ESDAT! J vile Chrutie "la Search Of Urtftry" Color <UI BBt CAP IT OL Phcrr79£bQl New Shewing—No Free Liat U I U
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      155 21 1 ORGANISATION □EDM 1 NOW HHUWIHOI ii i.% m. >». in 9m. iu 70MM Metrocoior lIOU'i Im SUltea Zekri Rock Hudaoo. Jim BroVD ORCHARD l.1( 1 TZad TOWUINO OAT! otovi: I.M 111. lata Ada: SIM RM A MM < .a#>h «< o*iii«> (law HI IDVINTDUU' (Par.) »*ana Vuiou Color Tod**
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  • POPPING AROUND WITH PLATTER PETE
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      Lock icon CAT STEVENS – An interview
      645 22 CAT STEVENS An interview rPHE following interview with Cot Stevens tells oil there is to tell obout the chonges he hos mode, the dues he hos poid, ond his plons for the future. Suffice it to say, his first Island album "MONA BONE JAKON" is one of the nicest things
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      Lock icon PLATTER PETE'S POSTBAG
      481 22 HI THERE! Like Holy Outtasightville! Haven 't seen the OCTOBER CHERRIES perform for o quite a spell, so when I cought them at the SPOT-SPOT the other night, man, did I freak out! They've become so good you've got to see (and HEAR) them to believe it!
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  • ADVENTURES IN A SINGAPORE KITCHEN
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      Lock icon Bananas, dates make dandy dessert
      339 23 TWO Singapore cheap-and-plentiful* bananas and dates combine to make a multi-purpose dessert that's sure to become a famil T favourite, in its several guises. You can bake the cake iiq a square pan, and cut squares to serve cool or warm, plain or with i
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      Lock icon Top marks for local veal
      1085 23  -  By Ruth Bakalar CI KG A PORE has everything or almost everything. 1 Sometimes, I confess, I get homesick |for such Stateside delicacies as fresh pot cheese, the sort that comes in large, tangy flakes or curds, and fits under the head of Jow-calorie, low-bud-get
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      Lock icon COOKS' POST BOX
      226 23 MRS. W. W. B. writes: "Several years ago one of the American mag a zines House and Garden? Better Homes and Oardens? printed a recipe for a moulded appetizer made in the blender with chicken broth and hard-cooked egg, and flavoured with curry. "Do you know it,
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