The Straits Budget, 10 January 1962
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section34 1962-01-10 1 The Straits Budget THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES MALAYA S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER \t*w S< i'irs 803. rr am***^^ Kuala Lumpur, January 10, 1902. Price 40 cents (Malaya) er 1 Shilling. KDN 020.34 words
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Article188 1962-01-10 2 INTERESTED - HAS A POLICY-HOLDER THE RIGHT TO CANCEL HIS POLICY IF THE PREMIUM IS INADEQUATE? INTERESTED Taiping IIAS a policy-holder the right to cancel his policy under the Life Assurance Act, 1961, and if so, when? Clause Three of the Act states, generally, that a life assurance188 words
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151 1962-01-10 2 MOTORIST - MOTORIST Alor Star nothing be done about children flying kites by the road-side and children playing along five footways running out onto the road without warning? When two kites are “cutting" each other, children will flock together waiting for the chance to chase151 words
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130 1962-01-10 2 A.J K - A.J K T anjong Tuallang J )ATO MACLEOD must have had a quiet smile at the mild reproof offered him by the brokers for his remarks on the prerogative of his group of companies in withholding figures of the monthl;' outputs of tin.130 words
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Article119 1962-01-10 2 GILL - GILL Seremban THE Lake Gardens in Seremban were designed to give pleasure to the public, but there exists among all this lovely scenery a stain on its beauty: the stagnant lake in its midst. It Is a repository of all the town’s refuse and an119 words
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Article429 1962-01-10 2 S. RAJARATNAM - S. RAJARATNAM Minister for Culture Singapore \|R. S. T. BANI claims (S.T. Jan. 2) that the Prime Minister and the Minister for Health gave a distorted account of the proceedings of the Malaysia Solidarity Consultative Committee when, at a press interview in Singa§ore, they said that429 words
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Article227 1962-01-10 2 OH ENG SWEF - OH ENG SWEF. Kuala Lumpur “THE curator of the Van Kleef Aquarium. Mr. A. Fraser-Brunner, is talking out of his hat when he says that anglers kill fish merely for the sport of it. There are thousands of anglers in Malaya, and, I dare227 words
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Article50 1962-01-10 2 TRAVELLFK - TRAVELLFK Singapore 'j'HE many people who travel up and down Malaya by train would be very grateful if the Malayan Railway would stamp or print the departure time > on train tickets. This wi be great help and will also ensure that people g< t on the right50 words
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Article89 1962-01-10 2 ANXIOUS - ANXIOUS Ipoh T H Eh S “ci?£!. Pari r d brid e is under construction I he Silioin road bridge is only partly open for traffic ~A s a motorist 1 am very anxious to know when these bridges will be completed. The way via Silibln is89 words
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The Straits Budget
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Article917 1962-01-10 3 —Straits Times. Jan. 1 Th P .took -taking which is customary as the old year dies s tlvv time largely a Peasant and stimulating process. MateraK. ;t has keen a good year o,. Federation, and not a a d one ier Singapore. There !uv. oicor. se. warnings—Straits Times. Jan. 1 - 917 words
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Article325 1962-01-10 3 —Straits Times. Jan. 1 It is not very hard to identify the special interests of which President de Gaulle spoke in his most recent television appearance saying they must be guaranteed if there were to be a fruitful relationship between France and an independent Algeria. The exploitation—Straits Times. Jan. 1 - 325 words
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Article628 1962-01-10 3 —Straits Times, Jan. 3 The probability that America and Britain will accept a new formula for sales from their rubber stockpiles t and the high hopes now entertained for a new wage agreement, have brightened the new year for the Malayan rubber industry. It can face a—Straits Times, Jan. 3 - 628 words
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Article356 1962-01-10 3 —Straits Times, Jan. 3 Badgered and cajoled by the American and British Governments, Holland and Indonesia have made tentative contacts with a view to solving the West Irian dispute peacefully. There is no point in allowing this affair to become another Goa. If, then, the Dutch Government—Straits Times, Jan. 3 - 356 words
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Article248 1962-01-10 3 —Straits Times, Jan. 3 There will be whole-hearted approval throughout the nation for the Yang di-Pertuan’s invitation to President Ayub Khan of Pakistan to visit Malaya at a time of his own choosing. In three energetic years President Ayub ha* emerged as one of Asia’s great leaders and—Straits Times, Jan. 3 - 248 words
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Article727 1962-01-10 4 Straits Times, Jan. 4 Twenty-nine articles of the Constitution came within the scope of the amendment act of 11)00. The bill published today proposes the amendment of I another twenty-one. The process of tidying up the Constitution is considerable. Some of the proposed new armndments are trivial,Straits Times, Jan. 4 - 727 words
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Article165 1962-01-10 4 Straits Times. Jan. 4 Mr. Kandasamy, the general secretary of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, whose letter appears in an adjoining column, has not explained his union’s apparent reluctance to seek a settlement oi its dispute with the Government through the arbitration process. True, the union cannot— Straits Times. Jan. 4 - 165 words
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Article570 1962-01-10 4 —Straits Times, Jan. 5 Mr. Teerath Ram, inaugurating the conference of headmasters of secondary schools in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, whistled up a refreshing breeze of professionalism wnere another dreary round of political sloganising might easily hav'* developed. The Minister of Education’s address to the assembly called upon—Straits Times, Jan. 5 - 570 words
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Article671 1962-01-10 4 —Straits Times. Jan. 6 The new wage agreement in the rubber industry is agreeable testimony to the benefits of collective bargaining and responsible trade unionism. The National Union of Plantation Workers has not got all it claimed, but has probably secured what it thought i 1 might—Straits Times. Jan. 6 - 671 words
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Article57 1962-01-10 4 H. HUDSON - H. HUDSON 0 Singapore JT is utter nonsense for anyone to suggest that uncontrolled zebra crossings are dangerous. For a person sound in mind ai d limb, with a sharp turn of speed, a keen eye. a lightning reflex and nerves of steel, the crossing can be made57 words
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Article40 1962-01-10 4 oiiuns O'FLYNN: to Jean and Dan son Paul Dominic, brother for Mi hael at Kuantan Hospital o 28.12 61. All well. NORRIS: To Bobble wife Gordon on Boxing Day at Bat i Gajah Hospital a third son Gun Roderick.40 words
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1329 1962-01-10 5 A new spirit’ call Tengku’s review of past year KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 31 TENGKU Abdul Rahman today appealed to the peoples of Malaya, Singapore and the Borneo territories to reappraise the new currents of change and adjust their thinking to the new patterns of events now emerging in the region.1,329 words
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Article, Illustration135 1962-01-10 5 Mr. Cheah Theam Swee, Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry and his bride, Chan Poh Puay, cut the cake at a reception at the Hotel Merlin after their wedding in Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 31. The wedding joined two of Malaya's richest and most influentialtoast. Straits Times picture. - 135 words
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Article, Illustration908 1962-01-10 6 ,TUN RAZAK: REVIVAL OF SELF-RELIANCE WILL ENSURE STEADY PROGRESS KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 31 THE New Year will mark the revival of the spirit of sclfreliance among Malayans, the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Kazak bin Hussein, said in his New Year message to the people908 words
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Article48 1962-01-10 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Dec. 31._ Hie Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, is expected to make an official visit to Pakistan In March or April next ypar. informed sources said today. The Karachi newspaper Dawn today reported that the Tengku would visit Pakistan in the new year.48 words
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235 1962-01-10 6 c rr u h > f-ssvsstft operating in the 100-mile-long Malayan-Thai border iunirle g an g S dh P lce spokesman loday said that the bandits were in two The first operated in deep jungle and rarely mixed with the local235 words
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94 1962-01-10 6 IZUALA LUMPUR. Dec. 31 —The Yang di-Pertuan Agong will open the $1,000.000 headquarters building of the Language and Literature Agency at the Airhort Hoad here on Jan 31 The five-storey building has a cultural hall, a showroom, a library, sections for marketing94 words
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Article, Illustration475 1962-01-10 7 SINGAPORE, Dec. 31. rrHE Minister for Labour, Inche Ahmad 1 Ibrahim, said that the Socialist Governmenl of Singapore must look after the long ,ni('rests of the workers as well as their shot '-term ones to give meaning to its policy a t •industrial475 words
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Article172 1962-01-10 7 ITUALA LUMPUR, Dec. **3l. —The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today that he had no objection to Indonesian citizens and other nationals in Malaya joining the Indonesian Army for the “liberation” of West Irian. “Let them go if they want to,” he said172 words
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568 1962-01-10 7 |yjß. DENNIS WHITE, High Commissioner for Brunei, has been created a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire (K.B. E.) in Queen Elizabeth’s New Year honours list published in London on Jan. 1. Vice-Admiral Varyl Begg, Flag Officer Commanding the 5th568 words
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202 1962-01-10 7 HOW TO VAMP UP A PAPER BY THE IPI KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 31. 'J'HE International Press Institute has published a manual The Active Newsroom which it believes can help critical editors and other newspapermen, i It contains usc c ul information on techniques of newsediting, sub-editing, and photo-editing which can202 words
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131 1962-01-10 7 SINGAPORE, Dec. 31Two Australians, a doctor and an educationist, and an American postgraduate student in mathematics will arrive here in the liner Oceania on Tuesday to prepare for an overland tour to Europe. The tour will take them through Malaya. Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam,131 words
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Article177 1962-01-10 8 CINGAPOKK. Die. 31. The University ol Singapore will formally come into being tomo r r o w (New Years Day), Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, the Minister of Education, anrounced loday. Foundation Day will mark the rcix-al ol the University of Malaya Ordinance. 1959. and Its replacement177 words
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Article185 1962-01-10 8 SINGAPORE. I)cc 31 The following members ot the British Army. Royal Navy, and Royal Air Force stationed In Singapore and the Federation have been awarded New Year honours: ARMY (\B. (Companion of the Bath): Maj.-Gen. I C. Harri CBE, DSO. IIQ Singapore Base District. 08. H.:185 words
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Article, Illustration428 1962-01-10 8 CJIMiAPOItE Dec. 31.—The 15 Vang di-Pertuan Negara, Inehe Yusof bin lshuk, said last night he was confident that in the New Year the people of Singapore would do all they could to ensure the successful realisation of Malaysia. In a New Year message428 words
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Article, Illustration546 1962-01-10 8 Discard frog in the well outlook urges Dr. Toh SINGAPORE. Dec. 31. The Deputy Prime Minuter, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. said in a New Year message that the Malaysia plan was a tide in South-East Asian history which drowned the ripple of Singapore politics. Welcoming the spring tide of 19G2546 words
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Article259 1962-01-10 8 ORUNEI TOWN, Dec. 31. The British High Commissioner in Brunei, Mr. D.C. White in a New Year message, said that the question of Malaysia was of vital importance to the people of Brunei and their future generations. This was bcaau.se the smaller a country, the greater was259 words
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Article, Illustration96 1962-01-10 9 THIS Straits Times aerial picture was taken before the 37,-000-ton Liberian tanker, Napier, was freed on the night of Jan. 2 after being stuck on a coral reef for about 12 hours at Syerene Shoal* oil Pulau Bukom, Singapore. She was pulled of! the reef by two96 words
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Article180 1962-01-10 9 SINGAPORE. Jan. 12. WOKE than .'.,000 Chinese secondary school students greeted the black Tuesday" this V :r.orning with a mass protest meeting at the Chinese Huth School in Bukit Timah Road. The meeting had been called by the students’ action committee, which staged a180 words
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Article79 1962-01-10 9 pENANG. Jan 2 The Mr rf <n ‘l n <- 1 1y Secretary. uan first -an holder of the post will retirinu shortly after 37 Council enU t v:th ?he City \tr^ r A 'ho .'Ucceeded Vno- X Ada *ns In 1958. is in’jan' T’79 words
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Article68 1962-01-10 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan 2. Mr. Sekar Oliver, Public Relations Officer of the National Union of Plantation Workers. will leave for Israel tomorrow to attend a fourmonth course on labour and co-operation at the AfroAsian Institute for Labour Studies in Tel Aviv. The course, sponsored by the68 words
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Article223 1962-01-10 9 PENANG, Jan. 2. Penang candidates, who passed the Lower Certificate of Education examination lasi November and qualified for promotion, may have lo leave school when the new term opens on Jan. 15, because of the new age limit for Form IV pupils. Under the223 words
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Article74 1962-01-10 9 KUCHING. Jan 2. The Governor of Sarawak, Sir Alexander Waddell, has sent a message to the North Borneo Government expressing regret at the recent fire in Jesselton. which destroyed 40 wooden shophouses, and made nearly 500 people homeless. The message read: “Very much regret read news74 words
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274 1962-01-10 9 KUCHING, Jan. 2 A BARKLESS dog, known A among dog fanciers as one of the more unusual breeds of dogs, has been spotted in an iban longhouse at Kampong Rayang in Serian district by Mr. and Mrs. C. A.274 words
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Advertisement16 1962-01-10 9 1 i nor oeen nxecl up. ■•■■■■•■••■■■■■•I >■••■■■■■•■■% straits budget Su BScription RATES L oyoble in advance)16 words
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187 1962-01-10 10 SINGAPORE Jan. 2—Three post-graduate students ♦rom the University of Sydney arrived here today to begin an extensive study tour of Malaya and other S auth-East Aslan countries. The three will spend the xt few days in Singapore assemblylng the Land Hover187 words
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Article328 1962-01-10 10 PENANG, Jan. 2. 4 BOUT 120 employees of the Penang Chartered Bank, including several girls, staged a luhtning strike this afternoon. They resumed w >rk about half an hour later. Led by Mr. Tan Seng Keat, chairman of the bank's Interrelations committee on the tall328 words
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175 1962-01-10 10 SINGAPORE. Jan. 2. The manager for South-East Asia of the Manufacturers Life Insurance Company, Mr D. M. Edmondson, today denied that the company was to close down either in Malaya or in Singapore. He said that the statement by his company's Kuala Lumpur representative quoted175 words
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139 1962-01-10 10 PNANG, Jan. 2. The executive council of the Penang Municipal and Government Labour Union has decided to give “full support” for the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Workers Union’s recent resolution to press for a minimum dally wage rate of $4.50. In a statement pledging this139 words
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Article38 1962-01-10 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 2. Twenty members of thf* University of Malaya Tamil Language Society here wi'.l make a 42-day tour of India beginning on Feb. 16. to study art and architecture during their long vacation.38 words
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Article255 1962-01-10 10 SINGAPORE, Jan. 2.—Firemen were today flooding two holds of the 1,400-ton Norwegian ship Dukat which had raced to Singapore after catching tire in tlie high seas. Water was pumped into the holds after tlu* stricken vessel was moved to shallow waters off Katong this morning.255 words
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Article224 1962-01-10 10 Kuching. Jan. 2. The Department of Agriculture has announced tlie discovery in Sarawak of “almost pure dolomite.” a substance which can be converted into a fertiliser. The dolomite. containing 20 per cent magnesia, has been found in samples taken from the Melinau Gorge in the224 words
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128 1962-01-10 10 A LOR STAR. Jan. 2—The Kedah MCA is to ask the State Government to provide land for Chinese cultivators. The MCA state secretary Mr. Tan Tye Chek. told the Straits Times today the association hoped the Government would make similar provisions for128 words
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Article61 1962-01-10 10 PENANG, Jan. 2. The commanding officer of the R.A.A.F. base at Butterworth, Air Commodore G C. Hartnell, will leave Penang on Jan. 8 to take up a new appointment in Canberra. Mr Commodore Hartrn who will become director general of plans and p< v licv, paid a61 words
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Advertisement95 1962-01-10 10 Hong Kong Far East BUILDER Established 1936 A Bi-Monthly periodical of Building of Beal Estate Activities in Hong Kong and the Ear East. CONTAINS fuM accounts, plans, perspective* and photographs of new and projected constructions in Hong Kong and other parts An indispensable source of information for all concerned in95 words
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432 1962-01-10 11 Aziz tells why middlemen's licences were cancelled KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 2. licences of 350 padi middlemen in the Krian "rice bowl” district of Perak had t,' on cancelled to stop the exploitation of padi tliters, the Minister of Agriculture and Co'•ierativcs. Inche Abdul432 words
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99 1962-01-10 11 T\LA LUMPUR. Jan. 2. .v Australian university i.. ui. a special seven- k >tudy tour oi Malaysia uth-Ea. t Asia arrived •oday ircm Malacca I) ..w.'r. their week-ioug r.tie they ill be t > Ma.ay.m lamihes one *:r. tlu speaker ci the ■pvoentatives*.99 words
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Article83 1962-01-10 11 Iv Jan 2. Three Lsner:i <* ti rc-ay .»a l)D ai1 eight-foot-long cro- in their net at Tasek 1 Buugah. off the r0i ‘J which links Teand Kuantan. K*he three men more a nu, a:; hour to puli the ‘•p. u into their boat. cr83 words
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Article20 1962-01-10 11 > UR, Jan. 2.— "ir u‘ puan of Seld > lighters, and Tengku m tor %2 ir foi f'-riav holiday.20 words
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Article30 1962-01-10 11 'T nf The Chief P<m Nee £f, ng D «to Premise! n the h rpri >0 r, r> f t le Malaya •h 6 Com Pany here on30 words
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Article, Illustration145 1962-01-10 11 JJUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 2. The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence. Tun Abdul Razak. today presented a ceremonial kris to the commanding officer of the Ist Bn., 3rd Fast Anglian Regiment, Lieut.-Col. M. YV. Holme, as a “thank you” gesture for the145 words
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Article, Illustration55 1962-01-10 11 MR. EWARD LEE CHENG IIAI helps his bride, Christine Leong Keow Tin. cut their wedding eake at a reception after their wedding on Dec. 30 at the Church of Our Lady of Laurdes, Klang. Government ministers were among the 1.G00 guests who attended. Straits— Straits Times picture. - 55 words
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106 1962-01-10 12 SINGAPORE, Jan. Z- The post of Director of the Trade Division at the Ministry of Finance, created in June last year, has been Malayanised as from the beginning of this year. Its former occupant, Mr. O.H.R. Beadles, has retired under the Malayanisation scheme. The106 words
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Article34 1962-01-10 12 SINGAPORE, Jan. 2.—The North Borneo and Brunei delegates to the adjourned meeting ot the Malaysia Solidarity Consultative Committee to be held in Kuala Lumpur this week-end will arrive here by air tomorrow.34 words
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273 1962-01-10 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 2. TIIKItK would be serious repercussions in the rural development plan if mutual self-help (gotong royongV among the rural population tailed, a senior oiiicial said today. .Speaking to reporte rs in the Operations Room .*1 tlie Ministry of Rural Development, Inche Huron273 words
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Article320 1962-01-10 12 PROTEST AGAINST DISMISSAL NOTICES FOR 26 Kuala lumpur. Jan. 2 The War Department Civilian StalT Association has threatened strike action against the War Department If 20 workers at Bourne School here are dismissed. It has sent a letter giving “formal notice lor such action” to the headquarters320 words
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98 1962-01-10 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan 2. A second advance party of 12 officers of the Ist Federation Reconnaissance Regiment, led by Capt. Amiruddin Albakri. left by air for Bangkok today on their way to the Congo. Among the many friends and relatives to see the officers98 words
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Article, Illustration168 1962-01-10 12 r l ALA LUMPUR. Jan. 2 Another Sarawak delegation guests of the Federation Government lias arrived to make a first-hand study of Malayan rurai development programmes. The 18-member largest so far will visit places of interest, including projects in the rural develop168 words
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Article, Illustration571 1962-01-10 13 mokt swettenham. I jm 3 About 800 ou < rubber worth <14 million was des•royeo when tire gutted i'iu I.ee Rubber Coin:uun iodown lure today. f j. lV e ip!e. inc.udins a wire inuirtd. One ing. His ide itity w*nt;i k:;'Hvn. TheRussia.—S traits Times picture. - 571 words
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1251 1962-01-10 14 I(UALA LUMPUR, Jan. 3. Federal citizenship will in future be restricted to only two classes of people —those applying through naturalisation and those qualifying for it through operation of law. Citizenship by registration —a measure introduced to “accommodate” non-citizens1,251 words
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Article, Illustration347 1962-01-10 14 808 PERIES - By 808 PERIES, SINGAPORE. Jan. 3 IIfOTOR scooter killers shot dead a businessman outside his Singapore home last night and escaped with a briefcase containing $20,000. But they missed $9,000 in his breast pocket. Mr. Ong Guan Choon, 51.347 words
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115 1962-01-10 14 Jute worth 1mil. lost in ship blaze SINGAPORE, Jan. 3 The value of a cargo of 800 tons of jute destroyed by fire in the Norwegian shil Dukat over the New Year wa today tentatively estimates at more than $1,000,000. This is based on the Chittagong price of raw jute,115 words
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Article, Illustration414 1962-01-10 15 Federation, Singapore mission leaving today for American, British discussions KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 3. PAN-MALAYAN rubber trade mission u i,h the backing of the Federation and Sinn pore Governments will leave tomorrow »n tour of America and Britain to bring i hoot -i “smoother and more stable414 words
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Article143 1962-01-10 15 CINGAPORE, Jan. 3. Singapore banks which are members of the Malayan Exchange Banks’ Association will accept cheques for clearing only between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. tomorrow. A public notice from the association explained that this action was being taken due to “a form of143 words
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Article83 1962-01-10 15 PENANG. Jan. 3 —The City Council today presented a plaque to its retiring secretary. Mr. Ong Hock Chuan, the first Asian to hold the appointment. The Mayor. Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew. said Mr. Ong had earned the affection and respect of all council employees, the confidence83 words
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249 1962-01-10 15 Says PMIP youth leader ALOR STAR, Jan. 3. Pan-Malayan Islamic Party’s national youth leader, Inche Abu Bakar bin Hamzah, today predicted that the PMIP would regain control of the Trengganu State Government in 1964. “In that year we will also take over249 words
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Article104 1962-01-10 15 KUCHING. Jan. 3. The formation of a new political party was announced here yesterday with anti-Communism as one of its main stands. It is the Barisan Ka’ayat Jati Sarawak led by Datu Tuanku Bujang Alhaj bin Tuanku Osman. The national executive committee list is presently104 words
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337 1962-01-10 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 3 PU Governor of North (Toode°Ivn° sir William 'thaf re 'th ed the hope the a the De °P le of hanep t? 1 would not •flfWn'* M" r ly .,ia. mdS about 1 S 're^ i iii? n337 words
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Article116 1962-01-10 15 SINGAPORE. Jan. 3. AN armed gang escaped with goods worth more than $20,000 after forcing their way into the Harper Gilfillan godown in Havelock Road at dawn today. Five men, all carrying daggers, ambushed the night watchman, Elias, who was on his rounds at 2 a.m.116 words
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Article, Illustration195 1962-01-10 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 4. A MORE balanced regional economy will be one of the major benefits accruing from the realisation of the Greater Malaysia concept, the outgoing manager ol the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Corporation here, Mr. A. L. Snaith, said today. Another195 words
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120 1962-01-10 16 Kuala lumpur. Jan. 4.—The World Fellowship of Buddhists. Selangor Centre, thanked the Federation Government today for declaring Wesak Day a public holiday. Mr. Teh Thtan Choo. president of the centre, said in a statement that this gesture “speaks volumes” for the democratic nature of120 words
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Article30 1962-01-10 16 KUALA LIPIS. Jan. 4 Mr. Paul Narayanan. .Assistant, Registration Officer. Pahang, has gone on transfer tr Taiping. He has been succeeded by Mr. Chua Beng Yang, from Taiping.30 words
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Article, Illustration218 1962-01-10 16 SINGAPORE. Jan 4 —Seven Alsatians costing $900 each have arrived from Germany to give more bite to the Singapore Police Force Dog I’nit. And Sita (above), the onlybitch in the group, made it nine more when she whelped on arrival on Dec.218 words
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187 1962-01-10 16 1/UALA LUMPUR, Jan. 4.The University of Malaya will set up a faculty of education next year to provide post graduate diploma courses and do research. This was staled here today by Prof. C. J. Eliezer, acting Principal of the University of Malaya, at187 words
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Article31 1962-01-10 16 SINGAPORE. Jan. 4 The Federation’s Minister for Commerce and Industry Incite Mohamed Khir Joharl. will attend an Umno rally and a liaison committee meeting here on Jan. 1431 words
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495 1962-01-10 16 KUCHING, Jan. 4 j THE Sarawak Govern--1 ment today issued a White Paper on “Malaysia and Sarawak” setting out the proposals for the creation of a Federation of Malaysia. The object of the White Paper, a Government spokesman said, was to explain in simple495 words
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Article106 1962-01-10 16 KLAWANG. Jan. i —The Deputy Prim-' Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, today urged the people of Peradong to rnake a New Year resolution to turn their villas into one reflecting th true spirit of independence, goodwill and pros perity. Tun Razak was opening $110,000106 words
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Article597 1962-01-10 17 K. LUMPUR. Jan. 4 Govt, urged to adopt urgently ‘imaginative and realistic’ scheme to solve problem tHF Federation Government was today urg= 1 e il to adopt urgently an “imaginative and realistic programme’’ to meet the shortage of graduate teachers. The appeal was made by Mr. Teerath Ram.597 words
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201 1962-01-10 17 Jan. 4. lfl> xhe Deputy paramount Ruler today visited three land development schemes in the Alor Gajah district. He was accompanied by the Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, and the Minister-in-Attendance, Capt. Abdul Hamid Khan. Assistant Minister of Education. The201 words
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132 1962-01-10 17 SINGAPORE, Jan. 4. Thirty-f our new motor cycles, each capable of topping the 100 m.p.h. mark, have been added to the Singapore traffic mobile squad. The machines latest models of the 600 c.c. Norton Dominator 99 are being assembled at the police132 words
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Article276 1962-01-10 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 4. r [HE Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, today spoke of “many more changes to come” aimed at making education an instrument of national unity and national reconstruction. He cited special education for the handicapped children, extension of276 words
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Article40 1962-01-10 17 MERSING, Jan. 4. The driver of a lorry, Osman bin Hussein, 34, was killed today, when it ran off the road, at the 6th milestone. MersingJemaluang road, while overtaking a P.W.D. truck. Osman was pinned under his vehicle.40 words
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188 1962-01-10 17 CINGAPORE, Jan. 5. Police have started a crackdown on a new type of sand fireworks which emit poisonous fumes. The fireworks, shaped like strips of candy, coloured pink and red and about the size of a matchstick. are on sale in some shops.188 words
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74 1962-01-10 17 DON’T ‘SUB-LET LICENCES MALAYS ARE TOLD SEREMBAN, Jan. 4.—The practice among Malays to “sub-let” licences and contracts to non-Malays was criticised by the Mentri Besar. Dr. Mohamed Said bin Mohamed, yesterday. The Mentri Besar warned against this practice and said it was “detrimental to the well-being and advancement of the74 words
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Article, Illustration1441 1962-01-10 18 Costs are awarded against Dr. Gamba SINGAPORE, Jan. 5 |N the first case relating to the Industrial Relations Ordinance to be brought before the High Court, Mr. Justice Ambrose today quashed a decision made by1,441 words
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Article557 1962-01-10 18 SINGAPORE, Jan s—Referee Decision No. 3, which was set aside by the High Court today, arose from an application by the Singapore Bank Employees Union and the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. to Dr. Charles Gamba, acting as a referee, to give a ruling on how to implement557 words
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Article, Illustration1046 1962-01-10 19 W orkers to get extra $35 mil. KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 5 MALAYA'S 300,000 lU plantation workers are to got $35 million more a year. They will also get better working conditions, under a new agreement announced today. The new agreement will be effective from Jan. 11,046 words
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Article, Illustration335 1962-01-10 19 Burhanuddin calls for all-Malay Archipelago Federation including Indonesia, Philippines ALOR STAR, Jan. 5 IHE national presidenl of the Pant a a T an Islamic Parh tPF- Eurhunuddin said here '°day his party could not accept Tengku p u Kahman’s plan’* '"-sin the openpc tii"335 words
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Article39 1962-01-10 19 SINGAPORE, Jan. 5. Dr. Llm Kim Siong has been appointed medical officer in charge of St. Andrew’s Mission Hospital. The appointment was announced by the Bishop of Singapore and Malaya, the Rt. Rev. K. Sansbury.39 words
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Article50 1962-01-10 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 5 The Fisheries Adviser to Britain’s Department of Technical Co-operation, Dr. C.F. Hickling, is expected to visit Malaya from Feb. 19 to 26. He has left Britain for India under the Colombo Plan to advise that country on its fisheries research programme.50 words
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MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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Article1369 1962-01-10 20 By Our Market Correspondent CINCE the Malayan Stock Exchange opened on Tuesday for the New Year trading conditions have been most encouraging and augur well for 1962 in so far as any one is humanly able to prophesy. The market has about It a much1,369 words
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Article1238 1962-01-10 20 fTHE state (if shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange showing last business to December 30 (A) and last business since that date (B> with H and L standing for Highest and Lowest business this year to date were: INDUSTRIALS Hi A 8 Alei Bricks 1 00 001,238 words
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Article225 1962-01-10 20 'THE advent of the 1 New Year produced nothing startling in the way of new factors to stimulate the rubber market, and post hol‘day lethargy reigned state 11.C.8. Co.' Ltd. in their weekly market review. Prices failed to hold the higher levels of last week and225 words
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Article28 1962-01-10 20 Current Dale of Total Total for payment payment tor Metal Box 5%f Jnn 9Q y ear year Berjuntal J p u 1 *l*s t Interim. *O%28 words
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Article28 1962-01-10 20 (Managers' Prices) First Malayan 1 lf> i;) Second Malayan 1.10 l- 1 Third Malayan HS First Hong Kong 1.15 1 Second Hong Kong .91 (•H.K. currei" > >28 words
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Article27 1962-01-10 20 RUBBER TIN (per lb.) (per picul Jan. 2 79% eta. $475.12' 3 78% eta. $474.00 4 78% eta. $475.75 5 77% eta. $475.12' 6 $474.37'27 words
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