Eastern Sun, 7 February 1971

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Total Pages: 18
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    17 1 THE SUN Final edition Prlee 10 cents Vol. 1 No. 47 Sunday, 7 February 1971. MC(P) 2509
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    Lock icon MOON WALK ABORTED
    416 1 JJOUSTON Apollo astronauts Alon Shepord ond Edgor Mitchell clambered wearily bock into the landing vehicle Antares after foiling to complete the most ambitious moon walk so for. "Okay Houston/' said Shepord, 47 ond o grandfather, as he dosed the hotch. "The crew of Antores is leaving Fro
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    Lock icon No sign of released Consul
    96 1 RIO DE JANEIRO Brazilian Consul Aloyslo Dlas Oomlde, kidnapped by Uruguayan terrorist* last July has not arrived back In Brazil. Rumours have been circulating that Oomlde would return on Saturday. A Sao Paulo radio broadcast sal<j the dlBlomat and his wife [aria, were flying from
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      81 1 ORIENT Best way to Improve your memory of the world's music: the Sanyo Radio Cassette Re* eorder model MR-422. It puts radio programs on tape cassettes. Directly, without cables or adaptors. Anything on AM, SW and, best of all, I M. It also makes live recordings via microphone. AC 0.k.,
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    Lock icon MAN DROWNS TAKING BATH IN SAND POOL
    285 3 He couldn't wait... Ser Hock, 19, wos in o hurry to hove o both on Fridoy evening it cost him his life. Koh, unemployed, of Tompines Avenue, could not queue or a common street street pipe. Sailors body found in sea POLICE Saturday
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    Lock icon Crushed under bus
    110 3 A Man was killed yesterday when he fell under bus and two others were hurt in a midnight hit-and-run accident The dead man was Ribot bin Mohamedi 48. of I.orang Lontang. lie slipped and /ell while trying to board the bus. The accident happened at 7.30 p.m.
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    Lock icon Employment Act will hurt the unions—lecturer
    401 3 THE Employment Act and Industrial Halations Amendment Act of 1968 curtails the collective bergoining power of labour unions and Hie jurisdiction of the Industrial Arbitration Court. A Law Faculty lecturer, Mr. Tan Pheng Theng claims this Is a new nook on industrial relations tracing
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    Lock icon New $23 mil. brain for MSA
    87 3 MALAYBIA Singapore Airlines will soon have a $23 mililoa computer system. MSA claims It Is the largest and moat modern In Southeast Asia. The system will cope with the Increased workload brought about by the purchase of more planes and the introduc* tion of
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    Lock icon Yayha: India fuelling hijack crisis
    262 4 RAWALPINDI. President Yabya Khan yesterday called the atteatioo of heads of ■tale to the "serious altoation." tn the In do Pakistan ashcontinent. The President in a ft M(e addressed to head« of government a 1 6: "Provocative statements of Indian leaders and the Indian action
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    Lock icon Kennedy urges U.S. ties with Peking
    385 4 VV'ASHINGTON Senator Edward Kennedy today urged that China be granted diplomatic recognition by the United States and admitted to the United Nations with a seat on the Security Council. Keneedy told a congressional conference on America's China policy that "the time is long overdue
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    Lock icon POLICE GUN DOWN SEX-DEATH SUSPECT
    144 4 LOS ANGELES A man wanted in California for a rape-murder was •hot by police in New Mexico on Thursday after killing an Arisona policeman, another man and wounding two others. The dead murderer wa s Bertram Oreenberg. 38. Oreenberg woundea another patrolman and two tourists
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    Lock icon Dam built to halt falling water level
    102 4 MOSCOW A new dam to be built across the mouth of the Gulf of Kara Bogaz Gol in the Eastern Caspian will help to halt the fall in the level of the vast Inland sea, Tasg news agenc reports. The dam will have
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    Lock icon U.S. told: Don't quit Taiwan
    111 4 WASHINGTON The United States should not sncriflce Taiwan for its ova eoaveaieaee la solving problems with Peking. Prof. Edwin Beischaoer said yesterday. Reischauer is s former US. Ambassador to Japan. He said deserting the Chiang Ka| Sbek regime would cause Japan to question whether the
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    Lock icon 18 planes destroyed
    23 4 VERSAILLES. France, —Eighteen light aircraft are reported destroyed in a two-hour blaze at the hangars ol a civil aviation dub.
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    Lock icon Problems dog moon mission
    283 7 LTOUSTON Problems hove dogged Americo's lotest moon landing adventure, Hie Apollo 14 mission. The future of the space programme depends on the success of this flight, specially after the failure of Apollo 13. But none of the troubles have proved Insurmountable. Bad weather delayed the launch
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    Lock icon A screwdriver to fix Apollo?
    136 7 HOUSTON Mission Control is convinced Hie docking mechanism on Apollo 14 will wo* when the moon exploration expedition is over, but they are taking no chances. Last night four technicians, including a safety officer, ran into a closed museum at the Manned Spacecraft Centre, tore
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  • THE MORNING AFTER with Weatherbee Wong
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      Lock icon THE WHISPER THAT'S JUST TOO BIG TO KEEP SECRET
      890 8/13 WOW HERE'S A WHISPER that's just too big to keep secret. The biggest sound around is about to hit SINGAPORE, and it's going to have a real International flavour. The man responsible Is organist SIMON KOH, formerly Of the SANDBOYS. He's
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      361 8/13 ft Thn.it »r Nii|hlCluti CHINESE NEW YKAI SPECIAL WHaa Rending beautiful bang-of-a-belle who «ang her way through rnsuy heart* during her American tour, supported by The B>i Note*. AUo boa Balviv an adagio team who brlnga fre*h charm to the savagery ol the adagio Join them tonight at 10 pm
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  • THE SUN SPORTS LIFTOUT
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      Lock icon MANNUM MISS WINS BY A NOSE
      1106 9 PENANG MANNUM MISS, wirti Johnny Roo astride, scored thrilling HON victory oyer stable matt Bog nor Coanp (opp. Rodman) in His Class Six Dhriston Two raca over 6f hers yesterday. She paid a handsome dividend of $9B for a win. Another good price was
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      Lock icon 'Best Boxer' award for Mocktar Yusram
      199 9 POtT Authority Recreation Club belt Police Academy 5-3 in thi Singapore Boxief Association Tournament on Srtuiday. PARC "Welterweight Mocktar Yasram woo the Beat Boxer award when he beat Police Academy's 8. Morale by a TKO RESULTS: (Port Authority first) Robert Yeo beat P. Leo
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      Lock icon BACK CORRUPTION WITH CONFIDENCE
      886 10/11  -  GO RACING TUE CI Ikl 1 By Denni Boy CORRUPTION is o confident bet to score his maiden win in the Class Three Division Two field over 6f (race four) at Penang today. He showed up for th» first time at Bukit Timah last month when
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      Lock icon Shaw leads Palmer by a 'stroke in Hawaiian Open'
      225 10/11 HONOLULU, Hawaii Tom Shaw, winner over Arnold Palmer in Hie Bing Crosby tournament last month, set the stage for a possible rerun of that event when he headed his way into the halfway lead of the *****,000 Hawaiian Open golf tournament
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      Lock icon Matson beats world indoor record holder
      166 10/11 FORT WORTH. Texas— The world outdoor shotKut champion, Randy latson, turned In a 68-foot-4-lnch (20.83 m put here Friday night to turn back the challenge of world Indoor record holder A 1 Feuerbach. Feuerbach, who established the world Indoor record of 68 feet 11
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      Lock icon TODAY'S RACE CARD
      1387 10/11 Day's Best: Long Hot Summer, Dukedom 111, Corruption• Going: Good. Race 1: CI. S Dlv. l CM Co* Bird By 2. ***** (ooquMl 4j 3. 6000a Caou» Br 4 ***** TacKwowOo Ij ft SiKJOfl Nowroot fly 8. ***** Shanghai Kid tfy 7, C0361 Pert 4v 1mm 901
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      Lock icon SELECTIONS
      200 10/11 DKMNI BOX < 3UOt KODIAO HACK Is m HOT 8UMMKB rae Kwon Do i Joo Coo Bird i 1) C. COO BIRO 10) bploniie 16) Copper Claden ll) C. COO B1BO 14) L. Hot Bummer 8 Conquest lUL't 1: itt 1 TTTTTFTTr^^e I) C. DK MAIM 1 Hklpulong 10)
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      Lock icon Heading for a fall
      40 10/11 Bruno Sammartino sends Ivan Koloff on a trip to the canvas durini their championship match in New York's Madison Square Garden Koloff came back, though, to pin Sammartino in 14 minutes, 51 seconds of the bout.
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      Lock icon WBA ignores Clay in latest listings
      551 10/11 RICHMOND, Virginia The general lack af activity in thi world boxing rings last month led the World Boxing Associo tion to drop its traditional fighter of the month award. In naming Its version of the champions and challengers, the Association continued to ignore Cassius
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      Lock icon 1,200 competitors for Sapporo Winter Sports
      588 12 SAPPORO# Japan This city's one million residents yesterday greeted the opening of the dress reheorsol of the 1972 Olympic Winter Gomes. The opening ceremony of the Sapporo International Winter Sports Week (SIWSW) was scheduled to start at 11 a.m. (0200 GMT) at the Makomanai
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      Lock icon Collins wins FEAF title
      215 12 CPL PETER Collins of RAF Changi won the FEAF Golfing Society's individual championship at Bukit course yesterday with Fit. Lt. P. Roger alao of Changi, as tha runner-up. Over 130 members of the Far East Air Force took part In the evenly contested four-day championship, which
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      Lock icon Malaysia accepts KAFA invitation
      74 12 SEOUL, Malaysia and Thailand have accepted invitations to the first Asian Soccer Tournament for President Park Chung-Hee's Cup in Seoul next May 7, the Korean Amateur Football Association said Friday. They were the first to respond to the invitations extended to nine other Asian countries, including
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      Lock icon Goolagong sweeps NZ tennis tourney
      187 12 CHRISTCHURCH Australia's teenage aboriginal tennis star, Evonne Goolagong, swept Hi rough to the women's singles final of the New Zealand Tennis championships here yesterday with an impressive win over American Kathy Harter. 1 Miss Harter, a former Wimbledon semi-final-ist, was beaten 6-1, 6-4, thus bringing
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      Lock icon Tragic story at Sapporo
      123 12 SEOUL Sooth Korean newspapers yesterday ■plashed the tragic story of Bouth Korean girl speed skater Kim Yung Hee encountering for the flrst time her aunt, North Korea's star skater Han Pil Hwa, at the Sapporo pr e-Oiympic site. North Korean body guards are reportedly blocking South
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      49 9 TOTAL POOL ($9,351) Ist Prise No: ***** (83,085) 2nd Prise No: ***** (9 771) Sri Prise No: ***** SB5) Starters (s4< each) Nos: 520 If lltlS ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** Consolation (fSB esch) Nos: ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** *****
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  • Church at home A WEEKLY ROUND-UP CHRISTIAN ACTIVITIES
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      Lock icon SCIENTISTS FIND MISSING DAY IN THE BIBLE
      665 14 Mr. Harold Hill, President of the Curtis Engine Company in Baltimore, Maryland and a space research consultant, related the following development: I think one of the most omozing things that God has for us today happened recently to our astronauts ond space scientists
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      Lock icon WHOLE BIBLE ON A CARD
      106 14 A 1,245 page Holy Bible it reproduced on this tiny plastic card that may be the forerunner of paperless publishing of the future. The card was made under the process called "Ultramicrofiche" by the National Cash Register Company of Dayton, Ohio. U.S.A. Text area Is
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      Lock icon New Asian News
      100 14 The establishment this month of an Asian News Service wsuf announced by Mr. Carl W. Lawrence, Programme Coordinator of the Far East Broadcasting Company. Manila. In making the announcement, Mr. Lawrence said: "Much of our news coverage In the past has been Westernorlented, largely because of the
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    • Article
      Lock icon HOW TO WAIT
      81 14  -  Dr. A. B. Davidson. TO WAIT IS not merely to remain impassive. It is to expect to look for with patience, and also with submission. It is to long for. bat not impatiently; to look for, bat not to fret at tbe delay; to watch for, bat
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      49 15 Join The Loyal Family of Supporters who subscribe to the Eastern Sun and The Sun regularly. THE ONLY HOME-OWNED, HOME-CONTROLLED NEWSPAPER The Circulation Manager, Eastern Sun and The Sun, 23-B, Cantonment Road, Singapore 2. Please deliver to me the Eastern Sun and The Sun regularly. Name: AMrtttt Tel. Not.
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      219 15 AfJFY MOM.. TJ w. CAN X GO PUAV VITW THE OTHEfI WITH THE OTMBB CU*« T..CAN HUH 7* HUH f r*r. A aft fl if I 35 *A a ;4 I 0 '■4 Fa I &5 a T^> LISTEN TO THAT/ V0«1.r..1 TELL >OU„ NOT ONLY ARB TH6 PEOPLE RDINING
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      1748 16 THE SUM: LOOKING AND LIST radio TV Singapura CHANNEL 6 AM 10.10 Opening Anncts. followed by The Jack La Lanne chow 10 96 1-AHBIE The Partnership' 11 00 Pests Pop (Rpt) A weekly mimical prog by local artistes r.M. ***** Star Soccer 'Derby County va Tottenham Hotepar' 100 English for
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  • THE SUN at the MOVIES
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      Lock icon El Condor gold robbery is not for the weak
      361 17  -  By Cameron Blaike sheer rawhide violence ond scenes of butchery, rape, 1 pillage and greed, few films can match "El Condor', a 90-minute film starring Jim Brown and Lee Van Cleef. The screenplay, written by Larry Cohen and Steven Carabatsos, is
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      129 17 :wi ORGANISATION PCHARD i HTH RECORD DAT» (No PTte Ltotl TOD AT BHOWBI lIM. »Js»* "TO*A" STABTB: U.W. t» A Ada: DM B» JV* CASH BOOKWOB o*L\ Pot 'TOR*! TORAI TO»A» TOmiß ft Oolor by De»i*» Prom Ttattrow AeheM Caocesaiea »f II S* to aay aeftt at t.M S«« •haw*
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      443 17 Top Four young men from Australia have got themselves a hit an landed in the middle of e pop world controversy. As soon as 'The Pushbike Song" hit the charts In Britain last week, people were accusing The Mixtures, who sing It, of imitating Mungo |erry of "In The Summertime"
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      281 17 SHAWJ TTTTT NM Itwlf Bo rrw Ue< 11. 1% I. U» A ill M 14 Ohtac A TMli Hut (MIMMt or 4 nmmmfiri' IA TTI* moDucnoiii Mtndtrm la Boope Ooloi l'l I 111 U 7 ,»1> New akewlor-Ne frM List DIM to lonath Note REVIHKO TTIUM: lIU It* 4, AM.
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    197 18 HI THERE! Like Neil Diamond says; "Holy Holly!" (Or Is It Holly Holy?) The HOLLIES are coming! How about that! And if you haven't already got your tickets start making tracks and fast! I've had information from the Quill Organisation that tickets are ■filing like hot rods,
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    Lock icon Spotlight on: THE HOLLIES
    622 18 THe Hollies have boon described th« most consistent group on tke pop scene. They have not made any drastic changes to their imago as many others have. In fact they describe themselves as a 'group without an image we're all individuals'. Their first record, released early
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    Lock icon IT'S BLOOD, SWEAT, TEARS AND JOY
    756 18 (Disc-cussion) BLOOD, SWEAT and TEARS (CBS) THE long awaited third album from B.S. T is finally available and needless to say, it's well worth the wait. Some people have expressed the opinion that this olbum has been a little harder to get into than
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    Lock icon A BURGER BONANZA ADVENTURES IN A SINGAPORE KITCHEN
    906 19  -  By RUTH BAKALAR ACCORDING to Mark Twain, author off "The Adventures off Tom Sowyer" it is in the nature off man to preffer the ffood off his own country. As raodtrt off this page know, our only complaint about Singapore's food is
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    Lock icon HIGH, HANDSOME, AND HEAVENLY HAMBURGER DOWN UNDER STYLE
    149 19 Here's how a ham* burger should look mouthwateringly tempting, and quaranteed to satlsty the appetites It rouses. Onion rings, a tomato slice, and crisp lettuce garnish this burger. But there are several Australian variations In garnish that you might want to try.
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    Lock icon PERFECT DUO
    362 19 As anyone knows who has ever eaten in Greece, or Turkey, or anywhere In the Middle East, lamb and eggplant go together like... well, like lamb ana eggplant there Is no more compatible duo in all cookery I The wonder is that one doesn't too often find this
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    Lock icon CRAZED MAN FIGHT POLICE
    252 20 A POLICE corporal was wounded on Saturday in a four-hour battle with a former Woodbridge Hospital inmate who went berserk on a roof. Cpl. John Penniah was battered with roofing tiles when he tried to climb a ladder up to the roof of the two-storey house
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    Lock icon MOON SCHEDULE
    59 20 Astronauts Shrpar i and Mitchell were scheduled to lift off from the moon at 1847 GMT (2.17 a.m.) and rendezvous in lunar orbit with the command ship Kitty Hawk at 2*33 GMT. <3.»3 a.m.) The Apollo 14 would Mast out of moon orbit to begin its Journry back
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