The Straits Budget, 21 November 1962
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section29 1962-11-21 1 The Straits Budget THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES MALAYAS NATIONAL NIWSPAFIft Seri'S 348. Kuala Lumpur, November 21, 1962. Price 40 cents (Malaya or 1 shilling) KDN 020.29 words
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Article, Illustration211 1962-11-21 2 HEDDA MORRISON; F. I. TRELOAR - HEDDA MORRISON Kuching F. I. TRELOAR Petaling |jyi TWE “Photo mix-up that made Malaya angry” (S.T. Nov. 13) has reached a point of silliness which is positively damaging. Even if some mistakes had been made in the Commonwealth Institute there is no211 words
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Article110 1962-11-21 2 H. SIM; PLAY FAIR - H. SIM Kuala Lumpur PLAY FAIR Ipoh WHAT Mr. Chan Ah Tee says about the postal service Is absolutely correct. In the past month I have lost three letters. The other day a letter was wrongly delivered to me. The house number was right but not110 words
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Article116 1962-11-21 2 PARENT - PARENT Johore Bahru 'PHE facts given in a letter 1 concerning school examinations In Malacca come as no surprise to me, for the same sort of thing Is happening In Johore Bahru. Not only are the examiners Inexperienced, but the choice of Invigilators leaves much to be desired.116 words
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148 1962-11-21 2 A. G. CLINTON - A. G. CLINTON Singapore LAND Is being offered for sale at a seaside resort In Australia. This land Is about 200 miles from one of the leading capital cities For the guidance of any member of the public who might be thinking of148 words
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Article48 1962-11-21 2 MAX - MAX Taiplng MY State national citizenship certificate was lost In the post. I now find, much to my surprise, that the fee for a certified copy Is $10. The fee for a copy of a Federal citizenship certificate Is only $2. Why not the same rate?48 words
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407 1962-11-21 2 MALAYAN MALAY - MALAYAN MALAY Alor Star IN writing about the use of English in the Malayan courts I tried to argue merely that Malay could replace English in the processes of the courts. I did not say that English should be done away with as407 words
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Article288 1962-11-21 2 PEDAGOGUE - PEDAGOGUE Malacca WE are all aware that thi 1956 Razak Report recommended the establishment of local education authorities. The Rahman Talib Report found that “the system of local education authorities has not worked out in quite the way anticipated,” and so it recommended that local authorities should be288 words
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Article156 1962-11-21 2 CHOO KIT LEONG - CHOO KIT LEONG Singapore YX}R years Singapore has r been suffering from a lack of graduate teachers to teach In the senior classes, and It seems this state of affairs will continue for a long time to come. I fall to understand why the Singapore Government, while recognising156 words
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Article163 1962-11-21 2 pare*1 - pare* 1 Kuala Lumpur IREAD with misgiving your report of the proposed session changes In the two Batu Road schools In Kuala Lumpur. The Innovation, If implemented is going to cause hardship and Inconvenience to many parents. Granted the board oi managers, the headmaster or the department163 words
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Article52 1962-11-21 2 iis BENN i - iis BENN i Singapore .ii«# are rjlHE Singapore i- a 1 experimenting’ •■jj on g new traffic sysv hic ii New Bridge Ro- 1 lgtin g dispenses with tm ins traffic lights. Who- P,,. n this system has n()W the pedestrians. impossible totrian to cross the out risking his52 words
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The Straits Budget
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Article654 1962-11-21 3 —Straits Times, Nov. 12 Tsarist Empire. Every Chinese has heard of the McMahon Bine. Not one in a hundred thousand has heard of the 1 Aigun Treaty, by which Russia wrested the Maritime Provinces, including Vladistok. from China only a little over a hundred years ago Perhaps—Straits Times, Nov. 12 - 654 words
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Article322 1962-11-21 3 —Straits Times, Nov. 12 The battle to create Malay sia has been won. Not even the most inflexible opponents of the new federation can still hope to prevent its emergence by August next year. A more open question is how far Malaysia. once launched, will endure and thrive.—Straits Times, Nov. 12 - 322 words
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Article269 1962-11-21 3 —Straits Times, Nov. 12. There is a disturbing increase in industrial accidents which no doubt is attracting the anxious attention of the Ministry of Labour. It has nothing to do with any increase in industrial activity. For the most part it is the old story of indifference by—Straits Times, Nov. 12. - 269 words
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Article331 1962-11-21 3 —Straits Times, Nov 13 How deeply the civilian employees of the British War Department in the Federation feel the “stigma” of working for a “colonial organisation”, only they know, but their plan for erasing the “insult” is certainly novel. The W.D. Civilian Staff Association wants the Federation Government—Straits Times, Nov 13 - 331 words
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Article733 1962-11-21 3 —Straits Times, Nov. 14 To judge by the correspondjence columns in the Malayan Press, the opening of a fund to aid India has created no particular public stir. This impression is not correct. But we cannot see whrt useful purpose would be served bv printing a—Straits Times, Nov. 14 - 733 words
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Article289 1962-11-21 4 —Straits Times, Nov. 14 The Tengku’s coming tour ol North Borneo and Sarawak will be his third overseas trip this year. It can hardly match in consequence his July visit to London, when basic agreement on Malaysia was readied with the British Government, or capture as many international—Straits Times, Nov. 14 - 289 words
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Article215 1962-11-21 4 —Straits Times, Nov. 14 American tourists are beckoned to Britain by advertise- 1 ments in top American mafiazincs designed to convince j them that the right little tight little isle is a land of Elizabethan allure. The first Elizabeth. The colourful pictures portray almost no-one more j—Straits Times, Nov. 14 - 215 words
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Article312 1962-11-21 4 —Straits Times, Nov. 15 There may be politicians who hope to use the Indian border war "to split the unity and brotherhood of the Indians and Chinese in Malaya”, a* the secretary-general of the People’s Progressive Party alleges. This was not unknown curing the Communist war in Malaya,—Straits Times, Nov. 15 - 312 words
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Article276 1962-11-21 4 —Straits Times. Nov. 15 The Malayan Inter-Govern-mental Committee, which renewed its discussions in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, naturally has held all its meetings behind closed doors. There may be encouragement in the thought that no news, in this instance, is probably good news. There would be headlines if the—Straits Times. Nov. 15 - 276 words
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Article678 1962-11-21 4 —Straits Times, Nov. 16 It would seem about time the expert’s report on social security schemes for the Federation was published. It has been getting the attention of a committee representing various government departments, employers’ organisations and the Malayan Trade Union Congress. The general public is at—Straits Times, Nov. 16 - 678 words
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Article454 1962-11-21 4 iciaems. —Straits Times. > The drunken driver is little known on Malayan roads, though it is not possible un- fortunately to say tV not exist at all <lt 10 the Medical J, n pointing out t! J Years inn: people are kill, j loads, quot< f,iciaems. —Straits Times. > ' - 454 words
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Article20 1962-11-21 4 !W NUNIS To Mauri Ancela a dauph’ei sister for Ke'in. ARKELL: To M »t a daughter on Gleneagles Hospi20 words
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282 1962-11-21 5 HEALTH MINISTER PROPOSES TO SET UP STUDY COMMITTEE iPOH, Nov. 11. 'rill'- Minister of Health, Inche Abdul Rahman 1 Ic. id. said here today that he proposes to set U p a t. mmittee to study the problems of the s medical facilities282 words
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Article21 1962-11-21 5 UMPUR. Nov. 11.—The nnial delegates’ con- the National Union of Workers will be held *>ec 10 to Dec. 12.21 words
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Article103 1962-11-21 5 PENANG. Nov. 11. The Radio Malaya orchestra, now tcuring the Federation wi.l give three “Panggong Aneka” Pi rfnrmanees here this week in aid of the National Monument F und. Two shows at the St. Xavier's Institution at 8 p.m. on Nov. 14 and the103 words
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104 1962-11-21 5 SINGAPORE, Nov. 11.—Peace and friendship on a global scale through tape-re-corders. This unique idea comes from Oslo, Norway, where owners of taperecorders have got together to form the Nor-T.ape International. In a letter to the Straits Times today. Nor-Tape’s president. Mr. John-Ken-neth KristolTersen.104 words
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135 1962-11-21 5 IPOH, Nov. 11.—The headquarters of the Malayan Trades Union Congress was urged today to work more vigorously to get the Federation Government to declare May 1 as Labour Day. A resolution to this eilect was passed at an annua delegates’ conference of135 words
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101 1962-11-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov 11 The president of the Federalon Public Works Departnent Storekeepers’ Union, vlr. R. V. Naidu. complained oday of “social injustice mtfered by P.W.D. storekeepers at the hands of their rnior officers. Mr. Naidu made the allegation at the annual meeting if the101 words
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Article68 1962-11-21 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Nov. 11.—A Singapore angler. Mr. Lee Ah Boh. 29, who went fishing Irom Kranjl into Johore waters, reported to the police here today the loss of his outboard motor valued at $2OO Mr Lee moored his motorboat at 3 a m. when he landed68 words
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Article41 1962-11-21 5 IPOH, Nov 15—The funeral of police Inspecto r Mm Sek Leng. 30, of Johore Bahru, who was killed In u road accident In Johore two days ago, took place in his home town. Kampar. 24 miles south cl Ipoh.41 words
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Article, Illustration59 1962-11-21 5 PKETTY Koo Ileong Kai, 19 (above), a tapper of Kemayan near Bentong in Pahang, has been missing front home for the last three weeks. Her father, Koo Walt, 52. an odd job labourer, appealed on Nov. 12 to his daughter to return. Ileong Kai has59 words
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Article30 1962-11-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 11 A Poppy Day Carnival will be held at 'he Selangor Turf Club here on Dec. 1 starting from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m.30 words
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Article18 1962-11-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 11.— Donations to the Lady Temblor Tuberculosis Hospital Funri In October totalled 514.730.18 words
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170 1962-11-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 11.— Art lovers came forward in large numbers yesterday to help live young Malayan artists make their way abroad. For four days, hardly anyone visited their exhibition at the British Council Hall here. On Nov. 9, Mr. Frank Sullivan,170 words
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Article50 1962-11-21 5 SINGAPORE. Nov. 11. Mr. Derek L. M. Castle, lecturer and educationist, will conduct two liveday business management courses on "creative thinking and selling" lure tms month. Sponsored by the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce, the course is specially designed for managers. departmental heads, senior clerks and sales representatives.50 words
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Article37 1962-11-21 5 SINGAPORE, Nov. 15 A secondary school teacher, Mr. V. Navuratnam, nas passed the Doctor ol Psychology and Doctor ot Me taphysics examinations as an external candidate of the college ol Metaphysics in the United States37 words
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Article156 1962-11-21 5 Kuala lumpur, Nov. 11. —The number of courtrooms at Court Hill here will he increased with the addition of space left vacant by tiie industrial development division of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Ear'y this month, the industrial development dlvl ion found a156 words
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Article, Illustration598 1962-11-21 6 Alliance challenged ‘GOVT MAKING MALAYANS IMPERIALIST PAWNS’ SINGAPORE, Nov. 11 The Barisan Sosialis today announced its stand on two important issues —the SinoIndian bordei war, and the party's attitude towards the peasantry in the Federation. Speaking at a mass rally at the598 words
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Article276 1962-11-21 6 PENANG, Nov. 11 THE acting president of Penang Umno division, Inche Aziz Ibrahim, today warned Umno members to be on guard against whispering campaigns by Opposition parties directed against the Alliance. “The Opposition indulge in this just to split us and in order to win276 words
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Article27 1962-11-21 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 11.— Special prayers for world peace were offered at Batu Caves this afternoon under the auspices nt the Divine Life Society27 words
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Article34 1962-11-21 6 TAN JONG MALIM, Nov. 11.—A labourer. Tham Kok Mun. of Estate, was fined $5O in the Magistrate Court here for driving his car without due care and attention on May 20.34 words
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267 1962-11-21 6 A warning to the ‘twisting bosses IPOII, Nov. II A WARNING was directed today at the -black sheep" among employers who twisted jagreements reached with unions to serve the company’s convenience. It came from Mr. P. C. Gomez, chairman of the Perak division of the Malayan Trades Union Cor» ress,267 words
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171 1962-11-21 6 IPOH, Nov. 11— A call to all workers to strengthen the Malayan Trade Union Congress was made here today by the organisation’s national president. Mr. V. E.l Jesudoss He was speaking at the third annual delegates' conference of the MTL'C: Perak division. He171 words
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Article26 1962-11-21 6 MENTAKAB, Nov > ,,J1 Police will hold y 1 three nights at tie bo c® park here next Police club funds, begin on Nov. 16.26 words
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Article18 1962-11-21 6 KUALA LUMPUR annual meeting oi Afternoon Sclux 1 elation will be hek the school canteen.18 words
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329 1962-11-21 7 110 MAN ON SOCIAL SECURITY FOR 500,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 12 4 ernational Labour Organisation ex- i. has urged the Federation Govern- > start a social insurance scheme for y 0 00,000 workers in the country. report, handed to the Government early understood to contain329 words
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157 1962-11-21 7 $4,131 now in the San children’ s fund V I I'M PUR. Nov. 11 fl to the ‘San chilB land” now total fl;- >2.424 from Straits B ts m the F’ederaB $1.707 from Singa- .‘••e t Federation list: B a Methodist Girls' B Penang, staff and B Christopher and fi157 words
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Article, Illustration91 1962-11-21 7 TWENTY different varieties of Arabian food including 10 roasted lambs filled the dining tables at the Merlin Hotel in Kuala Lumpur on the night of Nov. I.J when the Saudi Arabian Charge d’Affaires, Mr. Muhammad Mansoor AlRumaih, threw a buffet party. The party, which had touches of Arabian91 words
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Article64 1962-11-21 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 13 —A musical troupe freni India, the “Musical Prodigies." will give a concert at the Dew an Bahasa dan Pustaka here on Nov. 18 at 8 p in The concert is sponsored by the National Education (Indian Schools* Development Council, which is64 words
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Article42 1962-11-21 7 SINGAPORE, Nov. 11.—Some 130 members of a New York State employees recreation club on a vacation tour of the Orient will visit Singapore next week. The tourists are travelling in a chartered L30AC Boeing 707 jet liner.42 words
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163 1962-11-21 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 1 2 1 leration’s Deputy 4 Minister. Tun azak, flew in to- ’in Hong Kon^ v 'i'y interesting' I visit to Soutli I ed: “We hope I agreement we I Hi South Korea I ite trade betI two countries.” I »k.163 words
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353 1962-11-21 7 SINGAPORE, Nov. 11.— The Singapore Harbour Board Stair Association has denied that its claims for more pay and improved conditions of service submitted to the board in June last year had anything to do with party politics. A statement issued by the association alleged353 words
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Advertisement108 1962-11-21 7 THE H.K. AND FAR EAST builder A Bi-Monthly periodical ol tf'iilding of Beal Estate Activities iu the Far East. A Inline with bailllng, arthitactarai and rtil aitata actintiaa in Malaga, Smfipara. Har.| Ks«f, III". Tbs Pbilipaiaaa. Banaa and Tka Far (at! r «talliikll ia lilt tkit bimonthly trail papar it108 words
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387 1962-11-21 8 IPOH, Nov. 12 THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, was urged today to obtain a mandate from Parliament to offer the services ot the Malayan Government and people to intercede and bring about peace talks between China and India. Mr D R Seenivasagam, .secretary387 words
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Article223 1962-11-21 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 12. Secretary to the Ministry of Defence. Inche Abdul Kadir bin Samsuddin, said today that there wa* “simply not enough vacancies” in Federation Army establishments for any major intake of locally-recruited civilian employees of the British Army in Malaya. He was223 words
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Article73 1962-11-21 8 KLANG, Nov. 12—Five men were today lined $l,OOO each for robbery on board the ship Glenorchy on Nov. 9 while she lay anchored in deep water oti the Port Swettenham coast They were Wong Soon Wah, 22. Tan Chwee Teck, 35. Wee Sun An. 20. Lu73 words
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Article84 1962-11-21 8 SINGAPORE. Nov 12—Some 40 employees o! Orchid HotCi in Orange Grove Road, will get wage increases ranging trom Sl4 to $2O a month following an agreement signed today between the management and the Singapore Generv Employees’ Union. The wage increases will e retrospective from84 words
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Article62 1962-11-21 8 MALACCA, Nov. 12—The Federation's Commissioner ot the St. John Ambulance. Dr. Chang Hoey Chan, took the salute at the annual inspection of the Malacca St. John Ambulance on the Banda Hilir pad lg her vesterdav evening. About 50U members trom eight divisions in Malacca took part in62 words
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Article51 1962-11-21 8 SINGAPORE, Nov. 12—A fourman study team from India is in Singapore to look into the possibilities of expanding Indian tea exports here. The team, led by tlhe chairman ot India’s Tea Board. Mr. Arvind Shankar Bam, had talks with the Singapore Chinese Tea Merchants’ Association51 words
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108 1962-11-21 8 SINGAPORE, Nov. 12. The Malayan Chinese Association in Singapore is to be re-organised to increase its powers “at the centre.” The chairman of its pro-lein committee, Mr. Guoh Sing Leong, said today that the Singapore branch had accepted this line of re-or-ganisation outlined108 words
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Article210 1962-11-21 8 SINGAPOHE. Nov 19 'THE Chartered Bank has started ad i 1 money savings account scheme to at: V depositors. All depositors Detween six and 60 are covered by personal accident Insnr ance. with the bank paying the premiums Interest at 2J per cent on the210 words
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97 1962-11-21 8 POH, Nov. 12.—Production of rubber suffered a major drop last month due to eontinuous rain. Though figures are not available, it is estimated that production dropped in October by anything up to 20 per cent.—more for smallholders. The rains, which flooded several small97 words
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Article70 1962-11-21 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 12— Two Malayan delegates, Dr. Ng Slew Kee and Inche Wahid Paul Panton, will be among 300 scientists from 37 countries attending an international soil conference which opens tomorrow at New Zealand’s famous agricultural university, Massey College. In Palmerston North Both are70 words
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234 1962-11-21 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Ncv. 13. -Tengku Abdul Rahman will tell Sarawak government servants how Malaysia will a fleet them when he visits Kuching next week. He will attend a tea party given by tin Bai G ernment Aslan Officers Union on the afternoon 0234 words
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Article45 1962-11-21 8 KUALA LUMPUR- N ov U r I l\ further $3,331 -he reived by Bank v* y “Save Democracy M launched by 1 Rahman on Saturday A This brines the ty. J tions to $18,331 I 1 T are treasurers oi t45 words
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Article34 1962-11-21 8 Free Ice’ show for 300 children KUALA LUMP UR N <#• Three hundred orpl »>. a privileged children h«;u xi tree treat to the .,f» Ice” show it hi* u b pm '> < ih'> c Petalina hiva »()■<34 words
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Article, Illustration291 1962-11-21 9 I cjXcJ PORE, Nov. 12 h Kong’s little I n darling, Fung I p 0 po, romped hap- nji\ .with pressmen tans at a lunch I today—unaware I shadow over her I Ma. van interlude. I c roasted them (with I de) and— Straits Times picture. - 291 words
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Article27 1962-11-21 9 xiv. 12—The budget for ding tor $941,926 in and an equal amount Wi, s passed bv the town vesterday budget too provider: expenditure ($913,562'27 words
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Article103 1962-11-21 9 pRAI, Nov. 12. —About J 20(1 houses were flooded again today as a result of exceptionally high tides overflowing the Prai bunds. But the residents were prepared. having been alerted bv the Prai Flood Relief Committee Prai nolice are also on standby to help the kamoong103 words
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Article34 1962-11-21 9 BUTTERWORTH. Nov. 12 A car skidded off Permatnng Pauh Road this morning and sank in the Prai River The driver. Mr. Ycoh Homi Sheoh. a rubber merchant, escaped unhurt.34 words
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Article143 1962-11-21 9 IJENANG, Nov. 12—Rus- e ia is eager to export more sugar to the Federation and Singapore. According to a leading Igent In Penang, the Soviet Inion has offered a “slzeible" Quantity of sugar for 1963 Since Januarv this year, \bout 15,000 tons of Russian coarse grain143 words
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Article17 1962-11-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 13— Ma-! laya has declared Bandoeng, in Indonesia, a smallpox infected area.17 words
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Article89 1962-11-21 9 PENANG, Nov. 12 A SOCIALIST Front Member of Parliament, Mr V David, today described the MCA. as an association “representing multimillionaires of this country.” “If has not fought a single Issue for the ordinary workers." he told a press conference. “Indeed it has been concentrating all along89 words
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Article270 1962-11-21 9 SINGAPORE, Nov. 13. A buy-more-tea mission from India said here today that coffee had made “serious inroads” into the Australian and New Zealand markets at the expense of tea. At the same time, tea and c( flee faced i»n increasing competition in America and Canada270 words
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181 1962-11-21 9 Kuala lumfuk. Nov. 11. —Tengku Abdul Rahman s “Save Democracy Fun d” launched yesterday has got off to a SIS,OUU start. rhe money was received oy the Tamil Ne.san from its readers and has been handed to the Prime Min ister In addition,181 words
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184 1962-11-21 9 Kuala lumpur, Nov. 12. —Three hundred and sixty-eight Ummno youth leaders four from each division will attend the organisation’s first seminar on Dec. 24 and Dec. 25. The subjects will include Umno's political Ideology and Malaya’s economic policy Umno’s central executive committee and Prof184 words
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Article342 1962-11-21 10 MTUC HITS AT THE BOSSY BOSSES 1P0H, Nov, 12. TRADE unions in Malaya ‘yearn for industrial peace but only an industrial peace with justice" states a leport by the Perak division ot the Malayan Trades Union Congress. The M.T-U.C. also took note of and deplored342 words
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191 1962-11-21 10 JOHORE BAHRU, Nov J 12. —The Government will evict about (30 people now occupying three shops on bute land on Dec. 15 unless they voluntarily leave earlier, the Johore Government announced today. The people aflected occupy shop premises ir. J. lan Ibrahim, the mam191 words
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Article75 1962-11-21 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 12. Two members of an Asian Productivity Organisation goodwill mission will give talks, sponsored by the Malayan Economic Association, at the University of Malaya on Nov. 22. They are Mr. Cornelio Balmaceda. chairman of the National Economic Council. Manila, and Mr. R.75 words
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Article55 1962-11-21 10 PENANG, Nov. 12.—A misadventure verdict w r as recorded today on a schoolboy who was buried alive when a brick wall collapsed on Sept. 4 Liew Chong Hcng 12, was killed when the wall crashed as he was playing football with six other boys in a55 words
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255 1962-11-21 10 SINGAPORE. Nov. 12. Handsome Kuan Chilian Siak. 18. stood in the dock of a Singapore Court today and scanned the faces in the gallery for his girl friendBut she was nowhere to be seen. Kuan broke down, and with tears255 words
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Article157 1962-11-21 10 RAUB, Nov 13. —The Alliance strength in the Raub Town Council has incrrased from eight to 10 with the unopposed return of its two candidates when nominations for the council’s by-elections closed yesterday. The Socialist Front, which at the beginning had four members in the157 words
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452 1962-11-21 10 AS MALAYSIA MEN ARRIVE FOR MEETING KUALA LUMPUR, N uv PROPOSED visit by a group of anti-M. i a v^ Brunei Party Rakyat leaders to the Fuleral capital has been called off on the ev< ~i Con tinued deliberations of the452 words
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94 1962-11-21 10 SINGAPORE. Nov 13 dfl Joint meeting ol 1 I committees ol tin* Service Union w'C cv i-y.ii -fl the Victoria M '.riOri.il H on Nov. 15 to disc redundancy situ.itio!: About 900 ’Milan entj ployees in the v.’ar ment are faced trenchment sii in the94 words
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Article37 1962-11-21 10 KUALA LUMPUR N Minister of <• j operatives. Inche rv Johari. will open ins of the Malayan 1 Insurance Society I Road on Nov. 2. r > The buildimt v. i rociety recently for37 words
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Article, Illustration145 1962-11-21 11 r vLA LUMPUR, K \ov. 13—Da to Nik l d Kamil* a former in Ambassador to -.ted States and ited Nations, and V: t ong Hoe Yeng. a have been apd to the board of rs of Dunlop Ma- industries Ltd. t!ic first Malayans p145 words
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68 1962-11-21 11 •vi a: LUMPUR, Nov. 13.— :r .aradan, secretary ot aymen’s Union of will speak on his ly in India at 4 p.m a at 29. Ipoh Road Liradan returned to on Nov. 11 after iig a four-month t the International it ion of68 words
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102 1962-11-21 11 'RF. Nov. 13.—While ewife, Chua Beng was at a wedding a neighbour. Poh n stranger in her In Changi Road ‘ed the aid of two eighbours to quese stranger, who out to be Yap Fco. an with seven prenvlctlons. I van seized a crowbar102 words
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Article, Illustration439 1962-11-21 11 ANY MORE MEN FOR THE CONGO? RAZAK GIVES HIS REPLY KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 13 T H E Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Kazak, said today that Malaya was prepa 1 ed to consider any United Nations request loi more Malayan troops to serve in439 words
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Article116 1962-11-21 11 PENANG. Nov. 12. The Mayor. Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew. today expressed h pe for an early settlement ol the question of a hlghet grant-ln-aid from ttie Federalon Government for road n.iui’.. enaiU'C. to the Deputy Mayor. Mr. N. Patkunam. who asked for a full report116 words
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Article92 1962-11-21 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 12Fight men pleaded guilty in the Sessions Court here today l to possessing opium smoking utensils. Lee Lum. 51, was fined $75, i Cheong Kuen, 03, $250. Chec Tong 53. $100, and Yong i Wah. 72. S100. They were arrested on Nov92 words
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181 1962-11-21 11 Kuala lumpuk Nov. 13. -The Asian regional conference of Postal Telegraph and Telephone Ini ern at ion a 1 in Manila was today told of four “good points” about the Ma layan trade union movement. Mr. S. Selliah. President o; Malaya’s National181 words
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Article44 1962-11-21 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 13 Mr s. was elected mrsldent ot tlx* Federal 1 n Public Works Department Storekeepers' Union nt the annual meeting Mr R V Naldu was elected vice-president, Mr Eddie de Fllv.'i secretary and Mr Desmond de Rozirlo treasurer.44 words
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Article, Illustration223 1962-11-21 11 Malaya’ s democracy example is praised |>ENANO, Nov. 13—An 1 international trade, unionist today praised Malaya for the example she had set in contributing to the development of democracy in Asia. “I think this country has shown a great capacity in handling problems arising from independence,” said Mr. Tom S.223 words
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Article95 1962-11-21 11 J/ UALA TRENGGANU, Nov. 13 The Mentri Besar here, Dato Ibrahim Fikri bin Mohamed, today advised members of kampong rural to shirkere.rnem- tiO cinfwy development committees not to shirk their responsibilities He told them “You am equally responsible tor failure or success ot the schemes95 words
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Article, Illustration270 1962-11-21 12 SINGAPORE, Nov. 13 Sultry Norbaini YusotT, a rare combination of budding lawyer and part-time actress from Indonesia. flew into Singapore today—to star in a film “Shadow at Dawn.” Norbaini, 22. will play the role of a village belle opposite local Malay flint leading270 words
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141 1962-11-21 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 13. No-one could possibly have a single word oi complaint against the bavarian Folklore ballet Company which played at Stadium Negara here tonight in the presence oi the Yang di-Per-tuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong. Obviously geared ior the intimacy oi141 words
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Article59 1962-11-21 12 PENANG, Nov. 12.—Charged with attempting to commit suicide. Teoh Scow Teat. 06. said in court today he had “no work, no family and no friends Teoh who pleaded guiltv to taking carbolic wa* bound over for a vear The court directed the poller to try to59 words
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Article, Illustration74 1962-11-21 12 ATTRACTIVE Eva Schreib«*r, 22. one of 12 women dancers of the Bavarian Folklore Ballet troupe who flew into Kuala Lumpur from Singapore yesterday morning, waves happily in ballet style to the welcoming party at the airport. They were met by the German Ambassador. Dr. II. Roehling. Thehouse. — Straits Times picture. - 74 words
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Article32 1962-11-21 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 13 Mr. P S Echavez, World Health Organisation regional adviser on sanitary engineering, flew back to Manila today after conducting a two-week anti-malarial course at Rawang.32 words
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183 1962-11-21 12 KUALA LUMPUR, N’ov n THE tour municipal authorities Kuai i U,„. 1 Malacca. Ipoli and Penang—have b, >d upon to settle pay claims submitted Vrespective employees' unions. r The workers want the four municipal authorities to hold a meeting before the183 words
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Article83 1962-11-21 12 Kuala lumper, nov. 13—The Bank Negara has received a total of 85.375 towards the Save Democracy Fund since it was launched last Nov. 10. Members of Tatt Khs»lsa Diwan Selangor, a Sikh organisation. yesterday gave 51.850 and adopted a resolution condemning the Communist attack83 words
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Article30 1962-11-21 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Nov. 13—The Sultan oi Johore will open the new factory ol Ions Mens Co Maliva Ltd at .Talan Tampoi here on Nov. 16 at 4 p.m.30 words
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Article45 1962-11-21 12 pKAI, Nov. 13.—The i»rai f tsill Hooded V 1 uptionallv [V R *rdo\\in» tht* bunds. Hardest hit area is Kampong Selot win-,. Hood waters rose to three teet. l he residents, ulio lud been alerted last weekend were not evaluated45 words
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121 1962-11-21 12 IJENANG, Nov. 13. The Socialist Front "will never” achieve cm n* aims to take over the Penane State ar.rt F<rieral Governments, the Penang MCA declared today. "They have .>uilered a I humiliating defeat at the I recent local elect i it said I121 words
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Article28 1962-11-21 12 SINGAPORE N" -.2? Straits Times in received si5 f- rhildren] Friends” for the (C whose father was ku.’ cident. bringing gapore of $1,723 .oO28 words
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173 1962-11-21 12 IPOH, Nov. 13 A DELEGATION of five political leaders from Sarawak who are on a fact finding tour of Malaya as guests of the Federation Government met members of the Peoples Progressive Party here yesterday. Mr. D R. Seenlvasagam, secretary-general of the P.P.P.,173 words
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318 1962-11-21 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 14 c 11-COMMITTEE ol the Inter-Governmen- i Committee on Malaysia today got down •‘hardest task" of working out the details dollars and cents aspect of the new fede- ra 11 fir r.scal sub-committec the Tengku Abdul Hull to thrash out involving finance318 words
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Article41 1962-11-21 13 LUMPUR. Nov. 14 —Twoj students studying archi-! r the University of Melh.tred the first prize of h two other Australian for a timber house dempetltlon held recently, re Ko Boon Chen of >nd Goh Hup Chor oC41 words
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Article85 1962-11-21 13 JOIIORE BAHRU, Nov. 14.—A pork seller, Mr. S.*e Soon. Kl. rep tried to the police here the loss of a safe from his home in the Renpam district yesterday while he was out on business. The safe contained .$8,401 in cash and jewellery.85 words
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Article74 1962-11-21 13 Kuala lumpur. Nov. h. —The Stadium Negata Board of Control has contributed $17,404 to the National Monument Fund.brlnging the fund to 5609.572 Latest donations are; Through the State Secretary. Selangor. 5G49.05; District Office. Baling. $573.30. Utusan Melayu. Kuala Lumpur. $156: District Office Raub. $53.05.74 words
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Article, Illustration121 1962-11-21 13 Kuala lumpur, nov. 14.—The ‘‘Panggong Aneka” variety show, now touring Malaya, got off t» a promising start with capacity crowds at the first two performances given in Alor Ster on the night of Nov. 12. Also on tour with the troupe is the121 words
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Article52 1962-11-21 13 BANGKOK, Nov. 14—An eightmun Malayan delegation has ari\pd here for discussions with Thai officials on agriculture, fishing and animal husbandry problems The delegation is headed by Raja Zatnal Abidin bin Raja Haji Tachik. Permanent Secretary to :he Ministry rf Agriculture and Co-operatives. The conlerence will last until Nov.52 words
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Article, Illustration254 1962-11-21 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 14. AN APPEAL to the head of the Civil Service, Rato Abdul Aziz bin Hu.ji Majid, to help reduce the mass failures in Government clerical examinations was made today by the 6,000-strong Civil Service Clerical Federation, comprising eight state254 words
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226 1962-11-21 13 SINGAPORE, Nov. 14 of goods and raw materials from Singapore to the United Arab Republic will increase considerably as a result of the visit here of two U-A.R Government trade representatives to promote trade relations They are Mr. Ismail Shafei. chairman and managing director226 words
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115 1962-11-21 13 DENANG, Nov. 14.—The 1 Penang UMNO youth leader, Inehe Ismail Idris, last night called on the People’s Progressive Party to “clarify’’ it s stand on the border war between India and China. inehe Ismail, who was addressing the Sungci Pinang UMNO115 words
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Article101 1962-11-21 13 PARIT BUNTAR, Nov. 14 Two people were killed m separate road accidents near here. Wong Eng Eng, 25. who was seated next to the driver of a van, was killed instantly in a hend-on collision with a granite lorry on the main road yesterday morning.101 words
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Article67 1962-11-21 13 SINGAPORE, Nov. 14 A five -man trade promotion mission from the Engineering Export. Promotion Council of Calcutta (lew Into Singapore today positive of a potential market In this region for India’s export of non-ferrous alloys and semb The delegation headed by Mr K A Jasdanwala has Iu67 words
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274 1962-11-21 14 Malaya ahead by 9m. in rural health plans JfUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 14—Implementation of rural health projects under the five-year plan this year has been so rapid that the $9 million earmarked for 19(52 will be overspent by a few million dollars. By the end of this year, 450 midwives’ clinics,274 words
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Article139 1962-11-21 14 PENANG, Nov. 14. THE president of the North Malaya Asian Plant- ers Association, Mr Soon Cheng Sun. today pledged the support of estate owners for any scheme which the Government might introduce to "sustain this vital rubber industry.” “We are deeply conscious, he told the association's139 words
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81 1962-11-21 14 Kuala lumpur. Nov. 14. —A six-week training course for amahs is lo be held at the YWCA headquarters here early next year. The course, which will begin in February, will train domestic help in the basic duties of the home, marketing. food,81 words
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Article35 1962-11-21 14 RENTONG, Nov. 14. One thousand people will hare one telephone. They are residents of Kemayan, a village near here, which until now has had no telephone. The telephone was installed yesterday35 words
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Article23 1962-11-21 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 14. Britain’s ComnrussionerGeneral for South-East Asia, Lord Selkirk, flew to Bangkok today nfter a one-day visit here.23 words
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219 1962-11-21 14 LUMPUR, Nov. 14—Amendments to the constitution of the Malayan Indian Congress to enable it to extend its activities to the Malayasian territories will be discussed at the two-day annual delegates’ conference in Klang from Nov. 24. Several branches of the MIC have submitted resolutions219 words
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Article75 1962-11-21 14 HPOKYO, Nov. 14—Mr. Roy Otakc, executive ne.ss editor oi Kyodo News Service will leave here on Nov. 20 for Kuala Lumpur where he will help to set up a new national news agency, it was announced today. He expects to be in Malaya for about75 words
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Article22 1962-11-21 14 SINGAPORE. Nov. 14 The strike by about IG6 employees cf tiie Sea View Hotel entered Its fifth day today.22 words
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213 1962-11-21 14 An Umno warning of Singapore as second Cuba’ Kuala lumpuk, Nov. 14.—What took place in Cuba, where Russia stored nuclear weapons, could happen in Singapore if the island fell into the hands of pro-Coni munists, Malaya Merdeka warned today i'nino's otticial publica tion said: “Cuba is a lesson for us213 words
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Article57 1962-11-21 14 PENANG. Nov. 14. The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. today officially denied that the Governor of Penang. Raja Tun Uda. would be retiring early next year. Dato Wong said that under the terms of the Governor’s appointment he would remain in office until Aim. 31 next57 words
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307 1962-11-21 14 IPOH, Nov. H T HE I poll municipal delegation to Hong Kor.» to -sell" the Tasek industrial estatfto m dustnahsts, has "met with success be\ond expectation.” This was stated at i Pr e < conference here trch.v t- v r B Carlo*,307 words
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Article48 1962-11-21 14 KUALA LUMPUR. A:n The Sultan and the puan of Selangor the visited Bank Neuan* riiey were shown tea t!v Ismail bin Haji Mohan:'; Governor of the bar:;. G. Menzies, the depir A A staff member. M Hoe, presented a bouq Ten«ku Ampuan.48 words
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Article17 1962-11-21 14 K LUANG. Nov. 1 Tonuku Mahmud S>nu:r-i hold its annual sperm Bivins day tomorrow.17 words
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Article367 1962-11-21 15 SINGAPORE, Nov. 15. l .N representative. Mr. Lim Shee Ping, s i in the Industrial Arbitration Court today Hi it while a union had to give three months’ ijoiiei its intention to end a collective agreement. n employer was still free to dispense with I367 words
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139 1962-11-21 15 1/ UAL A LUMPUR. Nov. 15. —Banks in Malaya will from Nov. 19 follow a new system of internal accounting aimed at increasing efficiency. The system. used b> banKs in the United c>tate> Britain and Australia, ha* been in practice in Bank Nt gara139 words
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Article62 1962-11-21 15 KUCHING. Nov. 15 A prawn factory has been opened at Sim] Sim in Ncrth Borneo by the Resident of Sandakan, Mr. W.K.C. Wookey. The factory, operate<l by tiie Sabah Fishing and Industrial Company, is Filipino-owned It has a fleet of nine trawlers to fish prawns62 words
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Article, Illustration182 1962-11-21 15 I{UALA LUMPUR, Nov. 15. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, Minister of Internal Security, returned by air today alter attending the United Nations General Assembly in New York leader of the Malayan delegation for five weeks. He told reporters at the ait port182 words
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Article52 1962-11-21 15 1m factory for Malayan Oxygen KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 15 Malayan Oxygen Ltd are to built i $1 million f ictorv at Petalin: Jaya initially employing 25 workers Mr. J. S. Hutchinson, chairmai >t the British Oxygen Co Ltd. innounced this here today. The Malayvan company is a subsidiary ol 'he52 words
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Article28 1962-11-21 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 15 Copies of a $1 booklet on Malayan citizenship prepared bv the Gov eminent are now on sale in the Federation and Singapore.28 words
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Article183 1962-11-21 15 KUCHING, Nov. 15 SARAWAK’S United Front has endorsed the proposal by Mr. Donald Stephens, leader of North Borneo's Alliance Party, that a conference of all proMalaysia parties in the five Malaysia territories be held in Jesselton next month. Mr. Stephens made his proposal last month and183 words
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Article165 1962-11-21 15 MALACCA, Nov. 15 jHHE Federation Government will donate $lOO 000 to the Kuala Linggi Fishermen’s Resettlement Co-operative and Marketing Society if its members will repay their old $300,000 loan from the Government within three years The Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin165 words
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83 1962-11-21 15 SINGAPORE. Nov. 15 Eighteen non-Malays did best in this year’s two public national language examinations And the eight women among them shared almost equal honours with men among the top passes in the April or August examinations for standards I. II and 111. These 18 were83 words
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122 1962-11-21 15 DRUNEI TOWN, Nov. 15.—T00 many sweets and milk containing a hitfh proportion of sugar are ruining the teeth of Brunei’s children. Dr. F. Bruce rtice, ehlel dental health oilicer of the World Health Organisation. said tills after a survev in the State He122 words
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Article49 1962-11-21 15 n( Nov. 15—Leaders ol the Singapore Medical Woikers* Union met olflciuls ol the Health Ministry today In connection with the Government's effer ol a K e, ie ral wage rise to some S.UOO hospital attendants. The union will meet on Sunday to discuss the outcome49 words
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139 1962-11-21 15 IZTJALA LUMPUR, Nov. 15. Mr. F. Ansaldo, master leaf blender of the Rothmans International Group, arrived today to direct tobacco blending operations at the Rothmans factory :n Petaling Jaya He will attend the official opening of Rothmans of Pall Mall (Malaya > Ltd. by139 words
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Article18 1962-11-21 15 SEREMI3AN. Nov. 15 Mr. John KamiKurutmim has bef*n re-elected president of the Kembllan Cevlonc.se Youth Forum18 words
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165 1962-11-21 16 SINGAPORE, Nov. 15. 'pHE Ministry of Education nas announced that from next year all children born outside Singapore of parents who are Singapore citizens will be eligible for six years of free primary education between the ages of six and 14, irrespective of whether165 words
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Article63 1962-11-21 16 PENANG. Nov. 14 —The Penang Turf Club tops the latest list of donations to the Penang Poppy Day Appeal with a contribution of $5OO. Messrs Shaw Brothers gave $lOO. while Messrs Keow Secng and Co., donated $3O. The coffee morning held in the home of Mr.63 words
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82 1962-11-21 16 Brunei town. Nov. is.— trade union official hert has accused the Malayan Minister of Labour. Inshe Bahaman bin Samsuddin at creating misunderstanding between political parties a: J workers Inche Osman LatitT secre-tary-general of the Brunei Oilfield Workers Union, said that Inche Bahaman. on r eturning82 words
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91 1962-11-21 16 IPOH, Nov. 15.—A $1 million General Post Office will go up next year in Brewster Road here beside the Perak Fire Brigade. The design of the building, which will probably be two storeys high with basement accommodation as well is now being91 words
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97 1962-11-21 16 PENANG. Nov. 15—An eight-year-old English girl described in court today how a gardener pulled her towards him and kissed her three times on the lips “He let me go only when 1 cried for my mummy." she told the First Magistrate, Mr Ng Mann97 words
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Article53 1962-11-21 16 I/UALA LUMPUR, Nov. 15. —Indian estate labourers contributed 53,000 to the Save Democracy Fund in the last two days, the Indian High Commission disclosed today. It received a total of $4,000 yesterday and today. Rank Negara, acting as treasurer for the fund, has received a total53 words
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Article, Illustration281 1962-11-21 16 UNITED NATIONS. Nov. 15. Malaya yesterday warned that in “the race for survi val against total annihilation" the wrold cannot afford delays in reaching agreement on disarmament measures. Dato Ong Yoke Lin. Maiaya s chief delegate told the General Assembly’s main political committee281 words
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Article42 1962-11-21 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 11 A Ramachandran. who pleaded guilty In the Sessions Court here yesterday to criminal breach of trust of four registered letters, is a postal clerk and not a postman as described in the Straits Times yesterday.42 words
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159 1962-11-21 16 SEREMBAN N K r pHE board of governors of the Pu ch-ov 1 Type Primary School at Ulu Beranai i? tlonal from here, will meet tomorrow to di r.-lh miles tion of dismissing the headmaster Mi Hvva. Tiaw The headmaster, however has159 words
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Article47 1962-11-21 16 KLUANG. Nov. 15—The Information Department here is to hold a civics course on Sunday at 10.30 a m. at the Aun Kuay Assolation for chairmen and members of local councils Talks will be given on rural development. adult education, loyalty ■ind nation building.47 words
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Article49 1962-11-21 16 SINGAPORE. Nov. 15 Miss Nanette McLauchlan of Dunedin, New Zealand, has arrived in Singapore on her wav to the Federation. a here she will work with a Red Cross team to care far the welfare and comfort ol Australian and New Zealand servicemen and their families.49 words
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148 1962-11-21 16 KUALA L l T M P u R Nov 15 v o old. timers died in the General Hospital here within minutes of each other. Both were old friends anri were admitted t t' e h pital recently. They were Mr s K Xa148 words
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Article29 1962-11-21 16 KLUANG. Nov 15—The Kluar.jJ Dramatic Society will proem O' ..fl Wilde's "The Importance o: Be-H mg Earnest" Oarrlsonß Theatre at 8.30 p m tomorrow ar.dß cn Saturday.29 words
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174 1962-11-21 16 Reuter. Brunei town. Nov. 18 The proposed Brunei Chinese Association, which will unite the Chinese community in Brunei, will be non-political-This was stated here by Mr Shelly Yap. a Jesselton lawyer who is drawing up the constitution of thp B.C.A He said that statements inReuter. - 174 words
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112 1962-11-21 16 PENANG. Nov. 13.—here is hardly a town in Malaya without a convent school, the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, said at the annual prize-giving of the Pulau Tikus Convent this morning. Dato Wong praised the vision of the Catholic mission and its112 words
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155 1962-11-21 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 16. u .e United Nations technical’experts will 1 -;ve in the Malaysia region within the next nths bringing the total number working ;;.V u* territories to 83. now 34 exDerts .;rl* now 34 experts y.i, 19 in Singapore, :r.:nei.155 words
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159 1962-11-21 17 SINGAPORE, Nov. 16.- and midwives employed in hospitals other government blish meats want a r vision of their salaries. I.. Amalgamated Union ol impioyees has sub.aims to the Ministrv A i/.h lor more nay and d working conditions cr *:r behalf. Th nion wants159 words
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Article99 1962-11-21 17 —U.P.I. Nov. 13. The Governor of Sarawak, Sir Alexander Waddell, today laid the foundation stone of the Sarawak Centre for the Blind Guests ot honour at today’s ceremony were Mr and Mrs R Babonau. senior executives of the Royal Commonwealth Society tor the Blind,—U.P.I. - 99 words
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Article83 1962-11-21 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 13. A man with 12 convictions had another one added to the list today after he pleaded guilty to breaking into a hous' of an imam in the Police depot here on Nov 4 Mat Hassan bin Mahmud. 25. of Kainpong Petal Pasir Puteh.83 words
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Article, Illustration100 1962-11-21 17 JTIALA Lt’MPI R. Nov. 1 i. —Vivacious Noor Asma (above), former Malayan KO-m e t r e s hurdling champion, is setting an equally fast pace as a movie actress. She made her lilm debut last September in “Katapan Ibu.” Yesterday the Mcrdeka Film StudioMalaya. Straits Times picture. - 100 words
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Article21 1962-11-21 17 KUALA LUMFUR. Nov. 13. The Methodist Afternoon School Old Boys’ Association will hold its annual meeting on Dec. 821 words
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321 1962-11-21 17 SINGAPORE, Nov. 16 r rHE Director of Edu- cation, Co!. S. C. Thong, today specified which children will not be eligible for the sixv e a r free-primary education policy announced by the Government yesterday. Under the p an. all Singa-pore-born children and those321 words
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Article33 1962-11-21 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 1G Deputy Prime Munster. Pun Abdul Ruzak bin Hussein, will study rural development projects ri the Ipoh and Tiinah areas on The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun33 words
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305 1962-11-21 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 16. r rHE Federation Government has agreed to sponA sor the South-East Asian regional conference of the International Commission of Jurists at the end of next year. An official of the local branch of the ICJ, Mr. Yon}; Pung How305 words
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Article, Illustration265 1962-11-21 17 SINGAPORE, Nov. 15. Experiments to develop a “teaching machine” to aid American students in the study of Mandarin are being conducted at Harva r d University, Dr Gordon Thayer said today. Dr. Thayer, headmaster of the Thayer Academy in Braintree, Massachusetts, and Director265 words
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Article, Illustration429 1962-11-21 18 The Tengku explains his decision KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 16 TENGKU Abdul Rahman has agreed to allow North Borneo and Sarawak 40 seats in the Malaysian Parliament as “a special concession.” Ho told a Press conference at the airport before leaving for a five-day visit to the Borneo429 words
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172 1962-11-21 18 IFOH, Nov. 16. —All un- spectacular but highly beneficial extension of medical and health facilities for the rural areas has gathered considerable momentum in Perak. The Public Works Department has completed health subcentres tor the Ministry of Health in Sungei Siput. Sitiawun. Lenggong172 words
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Article44 1962-11-21 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 16—The secretary ot the United Chamber if Commerce. Ran Nasi on bin Raja I.<hak left by t:r today tc ittend a five-ueek rade seminar m West Berlin sponsored bv the a Li»: man Q v< rnn (nt44 words
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285 1962-11-21 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Xov 16 THE toddler mortality rate in Malava is abnm 1 three times that of more developed count,; the Senior Nutrition Officer of the I:®? 1 Medical Research here stated today. c Datin Lady Thomson, the nutrition expert, added: "A great285 words
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Article58 1962-11-21 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov li-jv. National Joint Lab :r v Council plans to .v t p a n uid> rial satety comm: to crev mounting accidents :ncu-:r:ei Alt he ugh th accidents occur;:'..: in md.sT.-s is not known immediately, tig Ministry of I that the figure ot accidents58 words
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Article50 1962-11-21 18 KUALA LUMPUR. N:v. 16—Tat Kuala Lumpur br.ii.cn of the National Union of Government 0*:t Workers v.ill organise classes for 240 clerks starting on Dec 1. to prepare them I> their examinations in March. Candidates will he coached ta accounting, general p. per. Enpaa and Malay.50 words
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Article44 1962-11-21 18 BANTING. Nov 16 —Mr Yon* Her.g Tck ar.d Mr S:h Thong Pch of the Si o r Services cave talks or. M4-;L.'p and the S rond Five-\ f-Ju as a civics course attended b.>i leaders at the Banin* C.t... Sc .tool Hall.44 words
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Article, Illustration76 1962-11-21 18 WIYFS of YIP> attended a reception on the night of Nov. 15 given \)y the deputy Premier. Tun Abdul Razak. who was deputy chairman of the Inter-Governmental Committee meeting on Malaysia which ended yesterday. The party was for the delegates. This picture76 words
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Article1208 1962-11-21 19 EPSOM JEEP - RACING with EPSOM JEEP IPOH, Nov. 18 I KALIAN jockey I A inny Wilson ceI e h, A the end his I L ,-< mth suspension I k v ring a double at I ipuii today. I Race 1 I n j, DIV. 5—5F STK r o1,208 words
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162 1962-11-21 19 Kuala lumpur, nov. 15. A mysterious Australian, believed to be an ex-Malayan, is guaranteeing nearly $20,000 to cover expenses of an exhibition of paintings by the A u st r a lian landscape artist, Mr. Robert Johnson, at the National Art Gallery here162 words
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387 1962-11-21 19 SINGAPORE, Nov. 16. *rHE Malayan Stock Exchange Is aiming to widen its membership and the committee is now ready to accept applications from would be brokers. This lifts the 33-year-old rule under which new brokers have generally only been admitted if they took over387 words
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Article77 1962-11-21 19 Kuala lumpur, Nov. is A Ualslon committee has been formed to help organise commercial employees in Kelantan. the secretary of the National Union of Commercial Workers. Mr. A. B. Gomez, said today The committee will study the conditions of employment and wages of all companies77 words
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Miscellaneous47 1962-11-21 19 BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL $139,950 1st. No. *****6 ($36,985) 2nd.— No. *****5 ($17,383) 3rd. No. *****1 8,876) Starters ($771 each): Nos. *****7, *****1, *****9, *****7, *****5, *****6. *****2, *****0, *****7, *****4, *****0. *****7. Consolation ($1,000 each): Nos. *****2, *****7, *****7, *****4, *****2. *****9, *****5, *****8, *****8, *****0.47 words
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1272 1962-11-21 20 From Our Market Correspondent I WITH the London Stock Exchange in buoyant mood and the rally in New York extended, the Malayan Stock Exchange also experienced more active and eventual conditions after many indifferent weeks. Nothing spectacular occurred and activity was confined to1,272 words
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Article85 1962-11-21 20 Current Date of Total Total for payment payment for previous vear year McAlister 5% Dec. 7 10% 12i% William lacks 10% 15% 15% Kampong Lanjut 6d. Jan. 9 121% 50% Kuala Kampar 2s. Jan. 9 40% 90% T. Harbour lOs.t Dec. 17 300% 160% Parll Perak 10%t Nov.85 words
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Article1012 1962-11-21 20 HPHE state of shares on the A Malayan Stock Exchaafe show last business to November 15 (A) and last business since the date (B) with H and L standing for Highest and Lowest business this year to date were: INDUSTRIALS ML A I Alex Bridu 2.20 JO1,012 words
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Article457 1962-11-21 20 Malayan itubbc. Market last <v ,-k V a rather reminiscent o* •MnnL c R gne s sw °rd* long, flat and (.l:*adlv” 0 Ltd! in their weekly survey At the outset it amu»n*L. that stale bull m bear selling was gaining ,1.. upper hand, but457 words
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Article21 1962-11-21 20 (pci lb.) Nov. 1* 781 c *>•■!'« 13 78 ;s c Sl 14 78T* 15 79'» <ls16 791k vs 1721 words
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