Eastern Sun, 31 August 1970

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  • Title Section
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    20 1 EASTERN SUN store's own national daily 10 cents Isttf. 1966 Vol. 5 No. 1454 August 31, 1970. MC (F) 1616
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    Lock icon TUNKU WILL QUIT ON SEPT 21
    684 1  -  Parliament to be convened o 17 By Yop Koon Hui ITUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rohmon said last night he would retire on Sept. 21. The 67-year-old Tunku in an eve of National Day address, also announced the Federal Parliament would convene
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    Lock icon 'THINK AFRESH' CALL BY RAZAK
    171 1 KUALA LUMFUR The Deputy Prime Minister and Director of Operations, Tan Abdul Razak, yesterday called on all Malaysians to "think afresh'' and rededicate themselves to certain Ideals if they are to snrviv* as a nation. He said that with the country's educational system aad poller
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  • Article
    Lock icon 14 Hurt
    68 1 TOKYO At least fourteen people were injured, most slightly, yesterday when a Boeing 727 jet with its full load of 128 passengers hit an air pocket in a domestic flight 6,500 metres (nearly 21,700 feet) high over central Japan. The injured were taken to hospitals for treatment immediately
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  • Article
    Lock icon Plane crashes in India
    89 1 SHILLONG, India An Indian Airlines plane with 39 people on board, missing since Saturday evening, has crashed in thick jungles In northeast India and official* here believe there are no survivors. The officials said In this Assam capital that the wreckage of the plane was located
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  • Article
    Lock icon Special Constabulary unhappy with present uniforms
    321 2  -  By TONY CHANDRAN JUT EMBERS of Special Constabulary hare expressed discontentment with their present uniforms .which they claim bear 'colonial heritage'. This was disclosed to Eastern Sun by a source close to the police circles. The source stated that the combined Special Constabulary and
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  • Article
    Lock icon 'Keep going' call to Singaporeans
    152 2 THE Minister for Social Affairs, Enche Othman Wok, last night stressed the need for change for the benefit of the Republic's short term and long-term welfare. The Minister speaking at the National Day dinner and presentation of certificates ceremony of the Zehnder Road Community Centre,
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    Lock icon MEMENTOS FOR SERVICE
    97 2 THE Singapore Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd., celebrated its 40th year on Saturday night with a dinner and dance at the Happy Night Club, Lion City Hotel, Katong. Presentations of sliver trays, watches, and mementos were made to four exofflcials for their past services. They were;
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  • Article
    Lock icon Police look for driver of hit-and-run car
    115 2 T>OLICE have issued an appeal to eyewitnesses who saw an accident In which a 31 year old Chinese woman was seriously Injured yesterday afternoou. Ong Jock Lee, of Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim, la in the General Hospital, dangerously 111. The police said a motor-car
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    Lock icon Man held for attempted theft
    112 2 A MAN was arrested yesterday in connection with the attempted theft of a scooter at the Commonwealth Crescent car park. A party of police officers led by Inspector Lwn Ng e e Kon of Queenstown police station laid ambush near Sultan Road and Kim Road,
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    Lock icon Man on carpets' theft charge
    87 2 An Indian man wa a caught early yesterday morning stealing four pieces of carpets from a car parked in Wilmar Court in Leonie Hill Road. The watchman Najar Singh, 47, was in > ht a room when he noticed a man peeping in. He quickly
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    Lock icon FAMILY PLANNING PUBLICITY DRIVE A GREAT SUCCESS
    348 2 THE Family Planning and Publicity Campaign launched recently received tremendous response from the people. Since it was launched by the Family Planning and Population Board, a total of some 2,000 people attended various sessions he'd at different parts of the island. The response
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  • Article
    Lock icon Petrol kiosk attendant robbed of $209
    53 2 A petrol kiosk attendant. Qan Ong Chiew, 19, was held up by four robbers armer. with scout knives and robbed of $209 at Serangoon Garden Way on Saturday night. Qan was cornered into a storeroom and tied up with thin wires. The robber* escaped
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    Lock icon GAS MAIN UNDER KIM SENG BRIDGE BURSTS: NONE HURT
    91 3 A NINE-INCH fas main under the Kim Sen* Road Bridge burst yesterday. The explosion resulted in the footpath being cracked bnt no one was injured. The fire brigade was asked to spray foam at the scene. Gas supply in the Kim
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    Lock icon Luxury in watches can cost up to $65,000 a piece
    323 3 NOT everyone can afford expensive things, but then there are certain things in the world that cannot be duplicated watches for example. Aim it's likely that local rich Singaporeans will *oon be owing watches that can cost up to $05,000.
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  • Article
    Lock icon Singapore Armed Forces exercises
    55 3 Singapore Armed Forces personnel will conduct exercises at the following locations: Manlllng Area from 8.00 a.m. today to 12 noon on Sept. S. Mandal Forest Reserve between 8.00 a.m. and 11.00 pjn. dally from tomorrow to Sept. 4. Blanks will be used, and the public Is
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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  • Article
    Lock icon 'Sex smuggling' racket in Singapore: paper
    213 4 JAKAKTA A large number of Chinese girls had been lured to Singapore from Bangka Island, off the east coast of South Sumatra, to work as prostitutes, Antara News Agency _l_ 1 .J claimed. Several Singapore businessmen had agents on the island who offered "handsome
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  • Article
    Lock icon Four bottles of 'sewage' for Prince Charles
    119 4 MELBOURNE. The Mayoc who called Britain** Prince Charles 'a crank* because he described beach water in St. Kilda suburb as 'diluted sewage' announced he would sent the Prince four bottles of the water for Christmas. The outspoken Mayor Of st Kilda, Councillor J.G
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    Lock icon LEEKUAN YEW: Japan mist decide its role in Asia soon
    396 4 Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew declared Japan will have to decide soon whether it will play a more positive role in Asian politics. Lee commented during a press conference that the Asian power to watch is Japar, which has
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    Lock icon The President at crippled children's home
    28 4 bh,k i" u k, «•>•»•* "w M Crww Cripple luiidrtu s Hume during their open house and sports day at Tanah Merah yesterday.
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    Lock icon YOGI IS OFF
    37 4 Swarru Swamnda, a Himalayan Yogi left for Bangkok yesterday after a short stay in Singapore. The Swami, well known in the West, was here in the course of his Southeast Asian tour. SwamJ Svuand*
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    Lock icon Russia's scrap industry
    57 4 MOSCOW A new national salvage drive has been started In Russia with the aim of doubling the amount of scrap and waste collected within a few years. Last year, the Soviet Industry used 14 million tons of waste paper, 228,000 tons of old tyres, 490.000 tons of
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    Lock icon Big UK alert
    53 4 LONDON Police yesterday alerted British air and sea ports in search of burglars who stole S*l ,400,000 worth of master paintings and silver from the sister of Liberal Party leader Jeremy Thorpe. Police said burglars had ransacked the London home of Mrs. Camilla Thorp-Ellinger whil« she was
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    Lock icon FIVE AMERICANS HELD IN BIGGEST GREEK DRUG HAUL
    321 5 J|ERAKLION, Crete Customs men of Heroklion Airport confiscotod the biggest drug consignment ever seized in Greece on Soturdoy. Police soid the hoshish, enough to moke 50 million reefer cigorettes, wos worth about 5510,500,000 to oddicts. Customs officials took the hartiirt, veifhinf about
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  • Article
    Lock icon Row over future U.S. arms aid to Israel
    217 5 WASHINGTON A new Scute row Is htw if «m fa tare flmciiisn military aid la Israel. At the core b an amendment to the Military Procurement Bill by Senator William Fulbright, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The Amendment puts a
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    Lock icon Army's private war on hair
    68 5 fci may— M| vakkh* aai lapair Mi sight whrn ikooUaf. Nome by declared hr wore a hairnet M duty ltd argued that he was as HMtfwally attached te his lee* hair ythew were to Swcdhk ■■tary t—iiandttj) have hern ftT'l" 1 recently for imtu rain
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon TAKING IT TO THE STREETS
    51 6 A NEW YORK CROWD fathers to watch an exhibition tennis match on Lexington Avenue on Saturday. The street was then converted Into a pedestrian mail with all cars banned. Denmark's Tor be n Uirich and Peaches Bartkowicm of the U.S. and others took part. (UPI
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    Lock icon WEIRD CLUE TO A 5-YEAR-OLD MYSTERY
    144 6 HOUSTON, Texas "I killed my mother and father. lam the killer." Police reported finding those words scrawled on the dining room wall of an unoccupied house where the dissected bodies of an elderly couple were found in their refrigerator five years ago. The murders
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    Lock icon Los Angeles crisis during anti-war riot
    200 6 ANGELES A news director of o television wos killed during a riot involving 7,000 people. At least 57 people were injured during the anti-Vietnam protest. The dead man, Ruben Zalazar, news director of a Mexican-American television station, was covering the riot for the station.
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    Lock icon BRIEFLY AROUND THE WORLD
    409 6 Thailand is relu sending troops to Cambodia BANGKOK—Thai leader have told American Vice-President s p l r o Agnew that they are reluctant to commit Thai fighting troops in Cambodia, Informed sources disclosed. Agnew flew home yesterday following his five-nation Asian tour. The sources said they
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    Lock icon PORNOGRAPHY REPORT OUT IN 3 WEEKS
    184 6 WASHINGTON The U.S. President** Commission on Obscenity and Pornography announced it would submit its finding* tt President Nixon and Congress in three weeks. The Commission staff worked on a final draft of the report to be reviewed by Commission members today. The Commission approved
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    Lock icon Two diplomatic missions hit by bombs
    211 7 WASHINGTON Bombs exploded in front of the Portuguese Embassy ana Rhodesian Information Office in Washington, shattering windows in both buildings but causing no injuries. A letter to an American news service claimed the explosions were the work of an African organisation called. "The Revolutionary
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    Lock icon RED TERRORISM DISRUPTS SAIGON ELECTIONS
    156 7 SAIGON Communist forces yesterday tried to disrnpt Soath Vietnam's off -ye a r senatorial election with a wave of shelling attacks against polling places and population centres. The election is the flrst nation-wide balloting since the Election of President Thieu m 15*67. Military spokesmen reported
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    Lock icon CHURCH IGNORED 'SALE' OF GIRLS 4 YEARS AGO
    319 7 I ONDON West Germon Romon Cotholic bishops worned the Church in 1966 of their opprehension orer importing Asion girls to Europeon convents, the "Sundoy Times" disclosed. Nonetheless, nothing wcs done obout it. the poper added. The Times' said a West German Conference
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    Lock icon PRIEST BEHIND NUN SCANDAL MAY BE SUED
    304 7 NEW DELHI The father of one of foar Roman Catholic girls who returned from Rome early this month was reported thai he may sue Father Cyriac Puthenpura for "selling'* his daughter. Father Cyrlac. who runs an Institute in Kerala to recruit girls for
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    Lock icon 7 BABIES KILLED BY CARELESSNESS
    58 7 COLOMBO Scvca babies died oa Saturday ttd It others contracted awaingitis at a goverament hospital as a resatt of Mceted mbber tabiig In osygea aipuatu. Doctors at Colombo's Premier Gorera■cai Materatty Hospital, who investigated the drstbs aad apparent oatbreak of MSbfitb, recoouneaded regslar cleaning and
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    Lock icon 'MANDARINS'
    638 8 pOREION Minister fl. Rajaratnam did not rise to his usual heights of theoretical analysis while tackling a subject that lent itself to such treatment, ostensibly because he lecturl ng to pre -university students on Friday. He dismissed hair as "essentially a waste product". Journalists as "not so learned" and
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    Lock icon Nixon to appoint a former failure
    643 8  -  By Frank Mankiewicz Tom Braden AN economic oid programme for Cambodia, involving up to $2OO million in the first y a t, is in the works, and the man now set to run it is the same man who ran the aid programme in
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    Lock icon Chinese tirade blow splits Japanese
    516 8  -  •y S. A. Wickrema-singhe AN announcement by China that it would sever trade links with Japanese firms doing business with Taiwan (formerly Formosa) and South Korea has stunned leading Japanese industries. Hungry for markets in China, some big industrial complexes have bowed to the demands.
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    Lock icon THE CHAIR: HOW WOULD IT FEEL?
    858 9  -  In o rare Death Row interview, Tom Tieda talks to a condemned man who has nothing to do but think about execution. PAGE 9 SPECIAL TOM TIEDE convict shakes I noticeably when he talks. And no won- < der. For the past four years
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    Lock icon Arthritis sufferers need extra calcium
    347 9  -  DOCTOR'S MAILBAG By Wayne G. Brandstadt Q: I have a friend who is taking calcium tablets for his arthritis. Isn't calcium the cause of arthritlsT A: No. Rheumatlod arthritis Is probably caused by a virus and the cause of osteoarthritis Is not known. Since arthritis
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  • MONDAY PICTORIAL
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      Lock icon SMILES ALL ROUND
      90 10/11 Pre-university students of all language streams last week held lively discussions on a wide variety of topics during the seminar on "Southeast Asia Today." Various forums on defence, war, peace, development, economics and politics were held. Pix shows students at the opening of the seminar by Acting
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      Lock icon Lecture and demonstration
      113 10/11 MR. David Krantz, a well-known Australian architect, lectured last week on the "Economy of Brick in High-Rise Load bearing Structures" to Singapore architects, structural engineers and I rban Renewal and Housing Development Board authorities, at the Australian Trade Commission Showrooms in Singapore. The lecture was given under
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      Lock icon Winners of Essay Competition
      273 10/11 Picture shows the two first prize winners of the Ail-Singapore Chinese Secondary Schools English Essay Contest organised by the Island Society of Singapore. A Pre U I (Arts) pupil from Hai Sing Girls' High School Miss Margaret Teng. 16, is standing beside her school Principal Sister
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      Lock icon SWIMMING POOLS DISPLAY
      81 10/11 AT Hie opening of Pools '7O, o display of Australian swimming pools, filtration plants and pool accessories are (left to right): Mr. Edmund Wong, District Manager Dunlop Singapore Sdn. Bhd., Mr. Lim Chin Hin, Asian Business Adviser of the Hong Kong ft Shanghai Banking Corporation, Mr. Tan
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  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
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      1949 12 LOOKING AND LISTENING....^ (CHANNEL t| ML 100 Opining Anncts. in all Language* and General Hospital. MO For The Family (Tamil). 3.50 A Diary of Event* in Singapore Thia Week (Tamil). GENERAL TENDENCIES: Today's solar ecli peethough not a total black-out of the Sun-brings contusing problems to most persons. Particular attention
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  • Students' page
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      Lock icon Bloom and Gloom
      127 14 I watch the sky slowly bloom, As the rising sun creeps up from bed. But here I lie, nailed to my bed, Never to be bloomed ogain. My heort yearns with untold misery, As I watch my health declining. My hands are turning deodly pale, And my
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      Lock icon Singapore our country
      102 14 Singapore our country, One that we love. Singapore our country, One that we are proud of. Ever clean and green, Never else to be seen. A nation that spells democracy. And racial harmony. Singapore, Singapore, Singapore, You are like our Queen. Singapore our country, Who can compare
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      Lock icon She cares for uncle whom aunt's divorcing
      515 14  -  Ele and Walt Dulaney DEAR ELE: My aunt fwst got a divorce from nod*. Since my aunt is my mother's sister I know I'll be seeing her instead off my uncle, who is the one I really cared about. We wsed to sit
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      Lock icon Sunshine penetrates dark world of the blind
      876 14 SYDNEY, Australia Science and courage are combining is Australia to provide a ray of sunshine for Hie dark world ol Hm Wind. Sonar, wartime development which gave underwater "eyesight" to the submarine, has found a new use that is giving blind lawn bowlers
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      191 14 ESSAY CONTEST: Rules to observe The Eastern Sun's essay writing contest for boys and girls of 14 and under (Junior) and boys and gifts ever 14 (Senior) appears in this page from Monday to Friday. Prise money is: SIC for Seniors and $5 for juniors tor every essay published All
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    Lock icon LOCALS NOW DIG UNISEX FAD
    251 15  -  By Marianne Pereira PUSH Hie door just o little to enter Jean's East, and loud, groovy music streams out. And on the other side of the door the decor Is definitely different from any other place in town. There are posters all over hilarious ones,
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    Lock icon Ann Landers
    562 15 DEAR ANN: I've read about the problem time and time a g a i n in your column and always agreed with your answer until now. When the problem is your, own It looks a little different. Mothers have written to ask why is It that when their
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  • commercial and industrial
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      Lock icon 84 years' worth of bauxite in Australia's N.T.
      808 16 TkARWIN, AUSTRALIA Bauxite, Hie red mineral parent off •lammiM, sift at Hie top off a prodigious fomily tree, witfli oNwißf rMgisfl all the way from ha nek wrappers to airliner*. Ahoot ASI.MMM.MI (Ss3,4tS mlWea) worth of fcouite, 59 square Biles of it
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      Lock icon MINING FOR ALUMINIUM
      71 16 Drilling for blasting at the alumina plant sf Nabalco's baaxlte-ala-mina project at Gove Peninsula, Northern Territory. Gt?e Peninsula, Northern Territory, site «f Ike Nahaleo Pty. Ltd fcinilli il—im prtjcd JWJJLJNT TTE COM tructlon of mm nlnnrina plant with —oriole* mininf, port mm l township tw General view
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      Lock icon QUIET WEEK ON THE EXCHANGE
      591 17 WEEKLY REVIEW THE puritanical code of behavioar la the Stock Exchange of Malaysia last week was merely subdued jurd quiet ia contrast to the active tread the previoM week. Turnover bounced back to 12 million units against the previous of 16 million In which Industrials
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      Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS
      491 17 4BKIVALS 1-45 a m MM A It* Kaala Lampur 100 m MSA SSO < otamb» a Lunpir t.Si i am Mna Its Kuala Laapar ass a m MNA 45* Kuta Lumper US6t« MSA I'rouc, a Lauipur 1150 am MSA Jakarta IJW pm MMA 451 Kactaifig tlS»m MMA 213
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      Lock icon 'Japan will not oppose textile study groups'
      379 17 TOKYO Kiichi Miyasawa, Minister of International Trade and Industry has said Japan would not oppose the setting ip of R working committee to settle textile issues between Japan and the United States. Mlyazawa made the remark In a speech Prlday at a luncheon
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      Lock icon 500.000 X microscope
      135 17 TOKYO. Hitachi Ltd. and Osaka University researchers have jointly developed a three million volt electron microscope that makes it now possible to observe bacteria cells and other living organs. Hitachi said the microscope has a maximum magnification of 500.000 and is the world's highest voltage and most
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      Lock icon US-Japan tyre venture
      70 17 TOKYO. Goodyear Tyre and Rubber Co. of the United States has applied to the Ministry of International Trade and Industry for permission to start a joint enterprise with Bridgestone Tyre Co. and Japan Synthetic Rubber Co. both of Japan. The joint rubber enterprise is to be called
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  • SUN SPORT
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      Lock icon Taylor fine recommended
      282 18 R.I. The Tournament Director of the Newport Casino Tennis Hall of Fame, James Van Alen, yesterday urged the fining of professional Roger Taylor of England, who drove a ball into the spectators watching a benefit tournament. If Taylor it fintd for the incident by the World Championship
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      Lock icon Baseball results and standings
      187 18 NEW YORK Major league baseball results and standings after Saturday's games: NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W L GB Pittsburgh 70 61 New York 67 63 24 Chicago 68 64 2| St. Louis 63 68 7 Philadelphia 61 70 9 Montreal 56 79 14 WEST Cincinnati 86 48
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      Lock icon AMERICA WINS SENIOR TENNIS
      87 18 NEW YORK, Bobby Riggs and Vic Seixas scored singles victories yesterday over rivals from Great Britain to gve the U.S. a sweep of ie world open tennis championships for senior players Riggs beat Britain's Gerry Oakley, 6 —2, 6 —l, and Seixas defeated Jaroslav Drobny, 6—2,
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      Lock icon Clay now begins workouts
      223 18 MIAMI BEACH, Fla. A slightly pudgy, but vastly subdued Cassius Clay has begun workouts here to return to professional boxing, a ■port that won nim fame but not enough fortune. The 28-year-old Clay, who no longer gets rankled if not addressed by his Muslim name of
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      Lock icon Tom Agee is same as ever
      690 18  -  A COLUMN ON AMERICAN SPORTS BY MILTON RICHMAN NEW YORK, Some people ore beginning to wonder if Hie Mets con do it again. That, In itself, isn't to bad. What's more significant is the fact some of Mets are beginning to wonder themselves. Right
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      Lock icon POLITICS AGAIN
      98 18 TURIN, Italy Algeria became the second nation last night to refuse to compete against Israel at the sixth World University Games. Albania refused to meet Israel in a basketball game Friday and was told to play as scheduled or get out of the games. An Albanian spokesman said
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      Lock icon U.S. LEADS 2-0 IN DAVIS CUP
      235 18 CLEVELAND, Ohio Jubilant in the aftermath of the victories that gave the United States a 2-0 lead in the Davis CUP challenge round, both Arthur Ashe and Cliff Richey paid tribute to their German opponents yesterday. Ashe praised Wllhelm Bungert's tennis skills even though
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      Lock icon Racing boycott
      95 18 ROME, Italian racehorse owners have begun a weeklong boycott ol all the country's courses to protest against a biff increase in betting tax. As part of the government's economic squeeze which came into force Saturday, the betting tax on horse races has risen from three to 27 per
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    Lock icon UPSET WIN NETS BIG DIVIDEND
    1157 19  -  By By Oar Racine Correspondent pENANGILLYA KURYAKIN, with George Podmore up, shocked here yesterday when he won the class six division one event over 7f to pay $314 for a win. Quickly out in front, lllya Kuryokin cantered home to beat the fancied Even Say
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    Lock icon Japan edges U.S. to secure title
    338 19 Women's Softball ASAKA A hustling All-Japan team yesterday won the second world women's softball championship by defeating the Orange Lionettes of Orange, California, representing the United States, 1-0, in the finals of the nine-nation tournament before 30,000 spectators at Nagai Stadium. Nineteen year old
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    Lock icon Baron didn't abandon race
    211 19 NEWPORT, R.I. Baron Marcel Bich, who was at the helm of his yacht, France, when It got lost in a fog Friday, said last night he will not come back to Newport again." "They said I a ban doned the race," the Baron angrily said to
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  • Page 19 Miscellaneous
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      47 19 TOTAL POOL: ($7,840) Ist Prise No: ***** (12.587) 2nd Prise No: ***** (f €46) 3rd Prise No: ***** 323) Starters ($43 each) Nos: ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** Consolation ($32 each) Nos: ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** *****
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    Lock icon Cashier finds $19,000 missing: A girl held
    210 20 jpOLICE hoy© arrested on 18-year-old girl in connection with the theft of tome $19,220 from the Roxy Electric Industries Limited of Tanglin Halt Rood. The suspect will be charged in court today. The loss of the money discovered on Baturday morning was reported
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    Lock icon Four Hong Kong stars fly in
    61 20 Four HMI Kof state star* are here far the opeaint night af the Pearl Opera House, to he earned la the paMie seen. The newest entertainment coasalex in Peeple's Park will feature the singers. Sonpix shows from left: Hal Tim Chow, Christina Hang Yuen,
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    Lock icon N. Vietnam troops murder sleeping orphanage children
    405 20 CAIGON— Uniformed North Vietnamese troops early yesterday overran a northern village compound and destroyed an orphanage filled with sleeping children in what an American officer called "Just plain murder." At least 12 civilians were killed and 50 wounded in the assault, most of
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    Lock icon Court says 'no' to snip, snip in South Korea
    170 20 SEOUL Bout h Korean Police have had their sclsaorsnlpplng power over long-haired males cut out from under them. A with halrcutters and orders to crack down on hippie, style lon< hair, the police rounded up almost 700 boys in the capital
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    Lock icon Passenger swims after the boat
    103 20 LONDON A boat passenger from the Canary Islands t) London, William Honneywell, had to swim after the boat for 12 hours on Friday when he fell overboard, it was learnt in London Saturday nicht. Mr. Honneywell. a passenger on the s.A Vaal, fell unnoticed into
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