Eastern Sun, 10 September 1970, Afternoon Edition

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  • Title Section
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    14 1 EASTERN SUN EVENING EDITIONI 10 CENTS Thursday, September 10, 1970 Vol. 5 No. 1443
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    Lock icon BIG POWERS' EVANGELISTIC PHASE OVER
    347 1 Lee speaks at Lusaka T USAKA The American-Russian dialogue has changed the context in which non-alignment must work, Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuon Yew told the non-aligned summit yesterday. He said the apparent loss of interest in winning converts to their respective systems meant that
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    Lock icon MSA 707 lands safely after tyres blow out
    102 1 A BOEING of the Malaysia Singapore Airlines this morning landed safely at Singapore International Airport after blowing out two tyres. The airport went on full emergency alert when the Control Tower was informed of the wheel trouble. The aircraft, on a training
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    Lock icon Troops break through 3-month Red siege
    333 1 PHNOM PENH A flotilla of Combodian boats and troops has reoched Kompong Thorn, breaking a three-month Communist siege of the provincial capital 140 kms north of Phnom Penh. Military spokesman, Major Am Kong, said the flotilla carrying more than a regiment of men and
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    Lock icon Ragnvi and the killer
    63 2 To look mi TWA hostess Ragnvi Robson's FARE YOU would hardly think she was standing next to a killer. She Is »trokln r the hard skin of a killer whale from Seattle Aquarium. Ragnvi, who Is from Sweden, but lives at Wevbridge, Kngland, met the one-ton
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    Lock icon NATO confirms papers lost
    44 2 BRUSSELS. Reports that NATO document* were found aboard the Pan-American airliner hijacked to Cairo on Sunday have been confirmed at NATO headquarters. A spokesman said «ome of the documents were secret and were being flown registered to the United States
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    Lock icon Chained bodies of couple found in bay
    257 2 Virginia A retired printer a«4 kit wife were strangled, chained together and weighted with an anchor and dumped from their sailboat into Chesapeake Bay, police said last night. One man ha* been charged In the murders and another Is being sought. Dr. H.
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    Lock icon China Congress to reconvene after six years
    324 2 IIONG KONG China will toon convene the Notional People's Congress an important step back to normality after the Cultural Revolution. The decision to convene the People's Congress the supreme authority for the state hierarchy was taken by 4 plenary session ot the Communist
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    Lock icon Two Vietcong arms caches uncovered
    66 2 BAIQON American and 6outh Vietnamese troops have oncovered two Vietcong munitions c acnes and killed 34 guerrillas. One cache near the border with Cambodia contained rocket grenades. 120-mlllmetre mortar rounds, picks and shovels and four cases of explosives. The second cache, In Tay Nlnh Province
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    Lock icon Youth convicted of murder: TOO YOUNG FOR DEATH PENALTY, JUDGES RULE
    230 3 A CONSTRUCTION lobourer convicted today of murder by the High Court will not hong he was under 18 ot the time offence wos commited. Mr. Justice Winslow and Mr. Justice D, C. D'Cotta ordered Lee 800 Tiong, 17, to
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    Lock icon FARMER TO STAND TRIAL
    112 3 FARMER Ng Hock Lee, 32, was today committed to stand trial in H»« High Court for the aMcged murder of a woman factory worker who was buried alive in May tki* year. He la alleged to have murdered his neighbour. Madam Kwek Ngak Buay, 34, along
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    Lock icon Thieves cut way into shop
    206 3 BURGLARS have cot their way into a radio shop at Upper Paya Lebar Road and stolen goods worth 910.666. The theft of cassette tapes, speakers, prerecorded cartridges was discovered at 8.30 a.m. by Mr. Tip Woon t hong, owner of the Woon Choag Radio Service.
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    Lock icon Ivory, jade stolen
    159 3 AN ivory statue and 22 jade oruacnli worth $2.3 M have been stolen from the Goodwood Park hotel. Ho Wah J an*, 27. a ahop assistant oI Singapore Souvenirs Store in the hotel said that the goods were stolen from a show-case He thinks the thieves msed
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    Lock icon Jailed for wire theft
    49 3 Atan bin Bald. 24. wma sentenced to thre« months' Jail by th« Second District Court when ne pleaded suilty to theft of electric wlr« worth $lO yesterday. He was arrested by police at 930 a.m. at Meyer Road The wire belong to a nearby shop.
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    Lock icon Flying bomb
    31 3 MUNICH Police hav« ordered the evacuation of several blocks of flat* and offices in parts of Munich's city centre following the discovery of a World War 11 flying bomb.
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    Lock icon FIERCE BATTLES RAGE THROUGH AMMAN
    270 4 JORDAN ARMY CHIEF NOW IN FULL CONTROL A MMAN Fierce battles between troops and guerrillas raged through Amman for more than three hours yesterday with almost continuous shelling and machinegun fire reportedly causing heavy casualties. A storm of shells swept Jebel Amman, the hilltop suburb
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    Lock icon Hijack: Algeria blasts the UN
    219 4 UNITED NATIONS. Algeria last night lashed out at the U.N. for Its handling of the hijacking problem. |t said no solution could be found as long as the world organisation ignored the plight of the Palestinian people. In a press conference called minutes after the
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    Lock icon £53 m. DEAL
    41 4 PARIS The French state-own e d Renault Motor Company will sign a contract worth 700 million francs <£M million) here today for the building and modernisation of motor car factories In the Soviet Union. Russian sources said here.
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    Lock icon Tiny Tim relaxes
    64 4 Long-haired American -singer Tiny Tim. speaking io the press as he relaxes in the VIP Lounge at London (Heathrow) Airport recently. The high-pitched pop singer, was acc o m panied by his wife Vick. en route for the Isle of Wight, where Tiny Tim was one of
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    Lock icon Red defector wants to dance in US
    129 4 MEXICO CITY Russian dancer AlexanJre Filippov. granted political asylum In Mexico last weekend, and hi» Brazilian firl friend want to dance together in the United State®, they said yesterday. Filippov 23. and Luci Tristao. 23, spoke of their plans at a press conference.
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      161 4 w > ff V "S N ra i r> ■H X'-f'V W On their way to London, Peter, Paul and Mary are staying with friends. On a BOACVCIO A-\X\ Today Peter. Paul and Mary are flying all by themselves to London. But they will never be lonely. Not »or a
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    Lock icon REICH'S MINISTER CANNOT BE NONPOLITICAL
    834 5  -  Final Part. By Murray Olderman 'A SPEER realised how much the world had passed him by the morning after he was released from Spandau prison four years ago. "We were driving through Berlin to the airfield/' he recoils. "I asked to be driven a little
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    Lock icon Pamphlet will help correct child's speech
    347 5 DOCTOR'S MAILBAO IF y oar child's speech Is distorted or slow to develop, the cause may be physical (deafness, a deformity of the lips or palate) or functional (poor health In the first two years of life, inadefuate teaching or Imitation of poor speech).
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    Lock icon HONG KONG PLANS ITS OWN FUTURE
    652 6/7  -  By Adam Lynford UONG KONG, in just 15 years, has built homes for a third of its four million and trebled its water reserves to 50,000 million gallons. By 1975 every second person will be living in a governmentbuilt homes and water storage capacity
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    Lock icon JAPANESE TOURISTS FIND IT A STRANGE OLD WORLD
    595 6/7 TOKYO The concept of travel overseas is very new to the mass of the Japanese and it is producing some strange reactions. Today they are travelling all over the world in large numbers and with plenty of money to spend. But many
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    Lock icon CIVIL WAR BREAKS OUT
    704 8 Film version of jfcydl'JET-'- H1 Hi mJ "CROMWELL" As toon os the party leoders hot left his presence, the King sot down to study Pym's document. Henrietta Mario rose: "It is not too fote, My Lord. You Have the power still, and, with God's help the
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      59 8 !In these columns, the story begins from Episode Two. The last scene of Episode One in "Cromwell" shows parliamentarians filing out after presenting their demands to the King. i! HI 4 i J: 1 »<• V M 3* mm IX AIMimiOB 3 3 •J iil I ■mi i 1VM:I 2Sit
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    Lock icon IT'S A HAM SPECTACULAR
    285 9  -  THURSDAY FOOD By Ruth Bakalar H AM makes a glorious entree, no matter what shape it's in whole or half, bone-in or boneless, smoked dry, tenderised, or canned. You'll present it proudly at dinner, arrange it grandly on the buffet, enjoy it hot, cold, and down
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    Lock icon Sexless wedlock can be very rewarding
    559 9  -  Ann Landers DEAR Ana: As a reader who has been annoyed by yoar strong advocacy of an active sex life as pari of every marriage (even In the golden years), It affords me great pleasure to quote to yon a REAL authority who does
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    Lock icon Easy wins for Americans and Russians
    172 10 CIEGEN, Germany Favoured Soviet ond American teams yesterday continued to score easy victories ot the 19th world team chess championships. In fourth round competition, the Russions took o 3-0 leod over Polond, with one match odjourned while the Americans led the Virgin Islands by
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    Lock icon Golfers battle winds in tourney
    191 10 LYTHAM ST. ANNE'S Gale-force winds and rain squalls played havoc with the opening round ol the £lO.OOO Dunlop Masters O o 1 f Tournament. Form meant nothing as players fought to maintain balance In the wind. Leader after the first round was Scottish Ryder Cup
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    Lock icon Champion glider
    68 10 HIS glide to victory was a surprise for Kssellngen teacher Helmut Rri< hraann. lit became world champion in the gliding in the standard class with 8.663 oat of a possible 9.806 points. Reichmann won the 12th World Championships in Gliding held In West Texas using a German synthetic
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    Lock icon HUNT FOR BODIES IN WRECKAGE
    66 11 FIREMEN probe for bodies in the foamcovered smoldering wreckage of a Trans International Airlines DC-8 jetliner that crashed and burned on take-ofT from Kennedy International Airport. Eleven crew members, seven of them stewardesses. were killed. The fuselage of the rlane was split in iro, and
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    Lock icon Huts collapse killing 12
    54 11 KARACHI More than 10.000 thatched huts collapsed killing 12 peoKe in Satkhira. east iklstan, after 43 Inches of rain In three days. Satkhira was recovering from last month's devastating floods when the new downpour struck. Karachi is awash with public transport paralysed. schools closed and factories
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    Lock icon Thailand asks US for more arms aid
    171 11 BANGKOK The Tlui Government has asked fh« United States to increase significantly its military assistance to compensate for Hie progressive withdrawal of U.S. forces. Premier Thanom Kittikachorn said yesterday. The United States has officially announced It was withdrawing more than 9.000 men from
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    Lock icon Three squadrons to be withdrawn
    38 11 WASHINGTON. Rep. 8. O. Long says the US. Air Force is withdrawing three fighter squadrons now assigned to Southeast Asia and will reassign them to a wing at England Air Force Base. Louisiana.
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    Lock icon Panthers leave Hanoi with prisoners' letters
    164 11 MOSCOW Black Panther leader Eldridge Cleaver and 10 other American radicals flew to Moscow yesterday, carrying 274 letters from U.S prisoners of war la North Vietnam to their families la the United States. The rronp said It was reluraiag from North Korea. North Vietnam
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    Lock icon DANISH SUBMARINE IS MISSING OFF NORWAY
    236 11 F ONDON Denmark has asked for British help to search for o Danish submarine that dived off Bergen, Norway on Tuesday and has not been heard from since. A Defence Ministry spokesman said the submarine, The Narhvalen, dived at 930 p.m. on Tuesday off
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    Lock icon Razak to visit Yugoslavia
    23 11 BELGRADE Tun At>-, dul Razak will visit' Yugoslavia for threo days from September Sunday, it was announced last night.
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