The Straits Budget, 30 January 1963
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section44 1963-01-30 1 The Straits Budget THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES «-«v v: 1 J i i vrbMl ii. I it frit n r w Tr it MALAVA’S NATIONAL NIWSPAPIt v rie» 538. KuAUftompur, [1968. Price 40 cents (Malaya), or l »hlllln t KPN 37»44 words
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277 1963-01-30 2 ANTI-BUM - HE HAS BEEN DESCRIBED AS A BUM AND A LIAR, YET— ANTI-BUM Singapore READ that a number of Singapore and Federation politicians intend to hold a mass meeting to whip up support for Mr. Azahari and his bogus “revolution.” The sponsors of this meeting include277 words
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Article225 1963-01-30 2 INTERESTED - INTERESTED Singapore rls with some Interest that I read U9.T. j an 23) a reply by the Ministry of Education in Kuala Lumpur to complaints regarding the posting of pupils to “remove classes" in assisted national type secondary schools “This, however, U entirely dependent upon available existing225 words
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Article63 1963-01-30 2 R. B, KRISHNA - R. B, KRISHNA Singapore SINCE the City Council has now been Integrated with the Government, it is only fair that both the city and rural areas are treated alike. It is not fair to charge a higher rate of assessment for owner occu?led houses in the city area.63 words
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263 1963-01-30 2 PARENT - PARENT Koala Lamp or I/VKKY year parents are not only being plagued with demands for all sorts of fees bat hare also to tolerate all sorts of school money, making devices. Recently it was made pnbUc that no one was compelled to263 words
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Article37 1963-01-30 2 OFFICE WORKER - OFFICE WORKER Singapore THE traffic between Upper Serangoon Road and Yio Chu Kang Road is so heavy that Jams are caused every morning lasting anything up to 20 minutes. Can’t the traffic police do something?37 words
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249 1963-01-30 2 S. S - S. S. Talplng mHL marked feature of j A the railway striae, the longest in the Federation, is mat It brought credit to our nation, some i*,ouu employees of tne Railway stood tne test and proved their faith in their leaders. Vine uovemmeni restrained249 words
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Article130 1963-01-30 2 80H FENG HAN - 80H FENG HAN Singapore 1 WRITE on behalf of the residents of Lorong Bengkok, off Paya Lebar Road. Ever since the construction on a block of S IT. flats started three months ago, we have had to put up with the dust from the laterlte road being fanned130 words
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Article82 1963-01-30 2 K. Y. BOON - K. Y. BOON Singapore I FULLY agree With e Government bous g policy expressed by 81m, ipura (8.T. Jan. 17). It is about time the Oover ment gave thought chancing its present licy. So many houses a < still lying empty—but > t government servants wanting to occupy82 words
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Article66 1963-01-30 2 crriZFs - crriZFs Singapore MAY 1 suggest a uniform spelling for all Ma!r: words? At present? some common words are spelt in more than one way. The Singapore Govern ment should also correct some Malay names of street and Islands. Bras Basah Road should read Berms Basah Road, Kreta Ayi.66 words
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Article81 1963-01-30 2 WORK - WORK** Singapore MANY teachers are frustrated at threats of mcrement stoppage or their not being confirmed if t v do not pass their Std. l or 8td. 2 Malay. There should be no coercion of tho e graduates or normal-trained teachers who have no tftude at ail in81 words
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Article97 1963-01-30 2 C. SIRP6N - C. SIRP6N t Straits of Malacca I JUST knew, whan Mr. Hills caught a glimpse of me in the tea the othgr day, that I was in for another embarrassing exchanga of Lottars to the Editor. One man states that I am a turtle, and another97 words
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Article320 1963-01-30 3 Straits Times. Jan. 21 ms it was too much to i the secretary of the li’. -Kated Services Sta l t i attend the Council’s m annual conference speeches in his poc berating the Govern t doing nothing and thanking them for ionv ,m to the monthly Mr.Straits Times. Jan. 21 - 320 words
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Article576 1963-01-30 3 —Straits Times, Jan. 22 inyi,n interests are not or protected by with Indonesia. ful! y appreciated in if only Jakarta oiderstand it, relations >( 'Sin to improve. A Mm on speech making *e might help prevent 111 >or deterioration It however, for the s:nn Government to exMalaya—Straits Times, Jan. 22 - 576 words
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Article310 1963-01-30 3 —Straits Times, Jan. 22 The dilution of teaching standards of which the president of the Malayan Teachers National Congress, Mr. Tee* rath Ram, complains is certainly- in evidence. The decline m the pass percentage in school examinations at all level tells its own story. It is well to—Straits Times, Jan. 22 - 310 words
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Article303 1963-01-30 3 —Straits Times, Jan. 23 The Singapore Government has been quick to warn the public against buying unauthorised buildings that are about to be put up in the Bukit Timah area. Since this advice is accompanied by the reminder that these houses or huts til and when they are—Straits Times, Jan. 23 - 303 words
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Article673 1963-01-30 3 —Straits Times, Jan. 23 The charter members of the nuclear club are giving themselves a last chance to ban nuclear tests. Probably this time they will succeed. There is only a small difference to bridge now that Mr. Khrushchev has accepted the principle of on-site inspections—Straits Times, Jan. 23 - 673 words
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Article327 1963-01-30 3 —Straits Times, Jan. 23 The Federation Government has responded promptly to the appeal for help for victims oi the most disastrous floods in Sarawak’s history Within hours of the setting up of a relief fund, Tcngku Abdul Rahman had authorised a donation of $30,000. It is unlikely that—Straits Times, Jan. 23 - 327 words
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Article676 1963-01-30 4 —Straits Times, Jan. 24 The accent on security recently attached to the Philippines’ claim to North Borneo does not alter the basis of the claim or, of course, strengthen it. But the British Government invited the Philippines Govi rument to discuss security problems in South-East Asia, having—Straits Times, Jan. 24 - 676 words
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Article297 1963-01-30 4 —Straits Times, Jan. 24 Malaya is still a place where tourists stop on their way to somewhere else. We cannot expect to achieve overnight the happy position of Hong Kong or Hawaii, which can depend on regular earnings of hundreds of millions t( ease the blow of falling—Straits Times, Jan. 24 - 297 words
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Article290 1963-01-30 4 —Straits Times. Jan. 24 There is no mistaking the Federation Government s desire to push ahead as spoedih as possible its plans, drawn up with the help of the M.C.A. and local council chairmen, to improve the economic condition of the “new* villages. Three months after Tun—Straits Times. Jan. 24 - 290 words
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Article250 1963-01-30 4 —Straits Times. Jan. 25 The first few days after tlu opening of the new school yeai have brought the inevitable rash of parents’ complaints accompanied by opposition party criticism. Postings have been a mess,” so runs the chief complaint, but without attributing super-efficiency t< the education departments and—Straits Times. Jan. 25 - 250 words
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Article600 1963-01-30 4 —Straits Times, Jan. 26 The “confrontation policy” which is to regulate Indonesian relations with Malaya promises to be full of unpleasant little. surprises. The decision to alei t the Indonesian air force, and to patrol the invisible “border” with Singapore and the Federation is fine of them. These—Straits Times, Jan. 26 - 600 words
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258 1963-01-30 5 SINGAPORE, Jan. 20— > Mr. Koh Chong Hwa, fll v vice-chairman of fh p‘ Workers’ Party, Lid today that Mr. rj a vid Marshall resigntd from the party because of “personal’ differences with the secretary-general, Mr. riiua Chin Keat. ii.» said In a258 words
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98 1963-01-30 5 ■SINGAPORE, Jan. 20.-—Fire tm* a iter noon gutted two tiuc> in Jalan Hajijah off i Road rendering homeless T*l. e “i Ze broke out at p n ‘n one of the hm colony. 3 SmaU attap V t II; mil J’Jtes the second i98 words
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Article65 1963-01-30 5 MNOAPORB Jan. 20.—A well>!v o[ )l oi onali tv in the tobacco V>- T Singapore and Malaya h.m White. 57. died in New 6 d on Dec. 23. h fr of his death was received 'day. Mr. White died after his in a swimming pool65 words
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Article, Illustration288 1963-01-30 5 SINGAPORE, Jan. 20 —A top White House official said here that a number of countries in South-East Asia had increased their strength and were now in a better position to curb future Communist advances in this area. Mr. C. Forrester, an aide288 words
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Article25 1963-01-30 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 20—The Selangor Religious Department will hold its fourth annual Koran reading competition at the Istana Alam Shah, Klang, tomorrow night.25 words
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Article, Illustration96 1963-01-30 5 CHE SITI ZAINAB binte At Bakar (above), the first Malay woman accountant. who has just returned to Malaya after passing her final accountancy examinations in Melbourne. Australia. Siti Zainab, 22. is the daughter of Senator Dato Sheikh Abu Bakar and Datin Fatimah binte Haji Abdul Majid,96 words
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219 1963-01-30 5 SEREMBAN, Jan. 20. 'JHE president of the Negri Sembilan Malay Chamber of Commerce, Inche Ja’afar bin Haji Talib, today deplored the apathy of the members in not attending the annual meeting, which was to have been held this morning. The meeting could219 words
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Article20 1963-01-30 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 20. The Sultan of Selangor will visit the Radio Malaya office and studio on Tuesday.20 words
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191 1963-01-30 5 SINGAPORE. Jan. 20. 'THE Federation Minister of Agriculture and Co- operatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today denied allegations by the Barisan Sosialis that an ‘‘economic war” was now being waged between the Singapore and Malayan Governments. “The Federation Govern, rr.ent has no191 words
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Article194 1963-01-30 5 FIRST TV TESTS IN S’ PORE TODAY SINGAPORE, Jan. 20 Television Singapura will begin test transmissions from tomorrow to enable engineers to check the performance of television sets. A statement from Radio Sing apore said today mat such transmissions would be radiated from 10 a.m. to noon, and again from194 words
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Advertisement106 1963-01-30 5 THE H.K. AND FAR EAST builder A Bi-Monthly periodical ol Building of Real Estate Activities in the Far East. A Magazine dealing with hail ding. architectaral and rial ntati activities ia Malaya, Siafapara. Haaf Kaag, Sian, Tba Philippine!. Baraaa and Tha Par East t'tablished ia 1116 tins bi-meathly trade paper106 words
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Article125 1963-01-30 6 SINGAPORE, Jan. 20. The Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, announced today that monosodium glutamate (synthetic food flavouring e s sence) would be placed under specific import licensing from tomorrow. This was to prevent excessive imports, dumping and unfair depression of prices. Dr. Goh125 words
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69 1963-01-30 6 SINGAPORE. Jan. 20—Four British commandos from Johore reported to police that they lost their tuxedo jackets in Victoria Street last night. Lieut. V. Caurtice told police that they had driven down from Johore. They left their jackets in their locked car in Victoria Street69 words
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Article30 1963-01-30 6 SEREMBAN. Jan. 20.—The Yang dl-Perluan Besar of Negri Scmb’lnn opened the new $BO,OOO Port Dickson Club at the sth mile, (’oast Road last night, before 300 people.30 words
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Article, Illustration266 1963-01-30 6 FAITH—THANKS TO THE TENGKU’S ‘UNDERSTANDING’ KUALA LUMPUR, January 20. THE Thai Foreign Minister, Tun Thanat Khoman, said here today that the three Association of South-East Asia countries could now look forward to the future with confidence. He said this after three days of informal talks266 words
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Article141 1963-01-30 6 SINGAPORE, Jan. 20.—Employees of Joseph Travers and Sons Ltd. who have served ..t least 20 years consecutively are entitled to retirement benefits on reaching 55, ranging from $l,OOO to $B,OOO according to their posts. Under a collective agreement signed by the company and the Singapore Business141 words
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Article22 1963-01-30 6 KLANG,’ Jan. 20. Senior Inspector K Suppian. senior investigation officer here, will go on transfer soon to Kuala Lumpur.22 words
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139 1963-01-30 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Jan. >o. —HajiT&ha bin Ilujt Zakaria, Chairman lor Agriculture. yesterday deplored the rate oi pad, planting in the state. Speaking to 100 padi planters at Kahang m Kluang he said 616 acres of land was allocated tor padi planting in Kahang Of139 words
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Article48 1963-01-30 6 SINGAPORE. Jan. 20.—BOAC will begin direct flights oetween S: .gapore and Sf« Z ’and in April, enabling passengers to tty direct froir. London to Auckland for t!> tlr>t time. Two ffights a week in each d .ection are scheduled Comet 4's will be used.48 words
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427 1963-01-30 6 SINGAPORE, Jan. 20. —The retiring Australian Commissioner in Singapore, Mr. G. A. Jockel, who flew back to Canberra tonight, said that he was confident that Australian investment and technical participation in Singapore’s industrialisation was assured. This was especially so after the visit427 words
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360 1963-01-30 7 ALOR STAR, January, 20. THE Sultan of Kedah today expressed hap--1 piness over the progress achieved in the State s rural development projects, and the people's response to the “gotong-royong” (selfnelp) eampaign. ‘The Sultan, who was 35 today, was replying t< a congratulatory address360 words
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Article57 1963-01-30 7 i H J n —Alang Mat Yan feuipah, who has been Central Mental Hospital ,r v Mx years, was acquitted c l f>ri n his friend. Pandek in the High Court here lifer tie prosecution had ’ttn the charge P,, wax accused of killing ‘n57 words
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136 1963-01-30 7 SEREMBAN, Jan. 21. The Minister of Works and Telecommunications, Dato V. T. Sambanthan, today opened a modern bridge over the railway line nine miles south of here. It replaces a bridge bui t n 1907 The State Engineer. Mr D J. M. Carvill. said at136 words
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Article, Illustration91 1963-01-30 7 SEREMBAN. Mon. —An apprentice jockey. Patrick Phoon, 20 (above), was killed in a motor accidetit 12 miles from here at 2 a.m. today on his way back to Singapore from the Ipoh races. Police said Phoon was driving with two businessmen At a sharp91 words
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84 1963-01-30 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 21.Leaders of the Roman Catholic Church and other Christian churches in Kuala Lumpur tonight observed a "Week of Prayer for Christian Unity” for tne first time. Clergymen and laymen, representing the various Christian denominations here, conducted the prayer vigil at the84 words
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289 1963-01-30 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Jan. 20 THE Johore MCA youth conference at its third L annual meeting held at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here today opposed the Indonesian Government’s open support for the Brunei rebellion. The conference also denounced in another resolution the stand by three289 words
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Article40 1963-01-30 7 SINGAPORE. Jan. 21— Racing motor cyclist. Mr Pane Yau Min. who was killed while racing in t ie Forces Motor Club’s New Year sprint yesterday, was buried at the Bulim cemetery in Jurone this afternoon40 words
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96 1963-01-30 7 SINGAPORE, Jan. 21.—A four-man Japanese technical mission representing electrical, steel and travel firms in Tokyo, flew In here today to conduct a one-week survey of business conditions and tourist facilities in Singapore and Malaya. Mr. H. Shimabukura. the leader, said that the team was sent96 words
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137 1963-01-30 7 SINGAPORE. Jan. 21. Firemen were called out twice tonight when street urchins set fire to a huge tree in the centre of a roundabout at Bras Rasah Road and Dhoby Ghaut with firecrackers. At 6 p.m residents in the area telephoned the Fire137 words
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188 1963-01-30 7 Kuala selangor, Jan. 21 A rural development pr o gramme on the same lines as Malaya’s will be launched in the Borneo territories when Malaysia becomes a reality in August this year. However, consideration must also be given to the conditions prevailing in188 words
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Article44 1963-01-30 7 JAKARTA. Jan. 21—North Sumatra Governor Raja DJundJungan has denied issuing an order forbidding people of the state to listen to Radio Malaya. 'T have never issued Instruction or personally recommended that the peonle Ignore Radio Malava." the Governor said. U.P.I.44 words
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Article24 1963-01-30 7 KOTA BHARU. Jan. 20—The Sultan rtf Kelantan opened a new $125,000 building for the District Office at Pasir Puteh here tcday24 words
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Article34 1963-01-30 7 IPOH. Jan. 21—A resolution aking Ipoh Munlcipolity to take immediate steps to place all its dallv-rated em ployees on a monthly basis will be tabled at the monthly meeting next week.34 words
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153 1963-01-30 8 BUTTERWORTH, Jan. 21. THE parents of 55 children who failed the L.C.E. examination have petitioned the Minister of Education to let their children remain in their old schools for another year. Twenty-four of the children are in Malay schools and153 words
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Article41 1963-01-30 8 PENANO. Jan. 21.—Fifty residents of Kampong Paya ln_ Buklt Mertajam are giving voluntary labour to help build a 900-foot road at Beraplt under a self-help project. When completed the road will benefit about 500 pad! planters.41 words
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Article19 1963-01-30 8 PENANG, Jan. 20—The Penang Muslim Welfare Association's food fair held here earlier this month netted $l,lOO.19 words
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127 1963-01-30 8 SINGAPORE. Jan. 20. The nely-elected president of the Singapore Junior Chamber ot Commerce. Mr. Ee Hoon Siak. said yesterday that Jaycees should be encouraged to serve on public bodies. government boards or other councils, where they could exert their influence for the127 words
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Article52 1963-01-30 8 Gaitskell’s death a loss —Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 21. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, sent this message of condolence to Mrs. Hugh Galtskell on the death of her husband. “Deeply grieved to hear of sad news of death of your beloved husband. Please accept our most sincere sympathy In52 words
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388 1963-01-30 8 OINGAPORE, Jan. 21. Last-minute moves to break the deadlock in the 18-day Metal Box strike were made today on the eve of the management’s ultimatum to engage new stall if the 400 pickets refused to return to work. This afternoon, the Singapore388 words
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Article, Illustration244 1963-01-30 8 SINGAPORE, Jan. 20. A second film star has openly repudiated individual contracts signed with Malay Film Productions. Last week Jins Shamsuddin threatened to tear up his contract and face the consequences. Now he is supported by Saadiah Baharom, 25. who has appeared in244 words
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Article50 1963-01-30 8 SINGAPORE. Jan. 21—A girl Lee Joe Eng. aged nine, was oinned under a coconut tree which fell on a house In Kampong Chal Chee in the early hours of Dec 3 and died before she could br extricated, a Singapore inquest vas told today Verdict- Misadventure50 words
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Article16 1963-01-30 8 SEREMBAN, Jan. 21—The 40-vear-old Hindu Crematorium In Sentul Road Is to be renovated16 words
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Article132 1963-01-30 8 ALOR STAR, Jan. 21. J'HREE armed men kidnapped two sisters in a lonely padi field in Kampong Bakong, near Arau, yesterday evening. Atom, 18, daughter of Asona. and her sister, Hun, i6, were returning home with their mother, Earn Enamkew, 37. when the three men132 words
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84 1963-01-30 8 KUALA KANGSAR. Jan. 20 —Members of the Perak Legislative Assembly had their first audience with the new Sultan of Perak in the palace here yesterday. The Speaker of the Assembly, Inche Mohamed Al: Zaini, pledged the members loyalty and co-operation to the Sultan and84 words
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Article, Illustration94 1963-01-30 8 PENANG, Jan. 20.—Mr. A. S. Khoo. manager of the New World Park here collapsed and died of a heart attack today. Mr. Khoo. 57. (above> was working at his Shaw Brothers’ office in Suatov Lane at about 11.40 a.m when he had a stroke94 words
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Article180 1963-01-30 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 20. The Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry, Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman, munist China of making use of its embassy in Jakarta to promote Commuism in Indonesia and to influence the Malays in Malaya to become Communists. He was speaking at180 words
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Article53 1963-01-30 8 KUANTAN, Jan. 22.—Pahang will carry out more padi double-cropping schemes this year. This was announced bv the Mentri Besar, Wan Abdul Aziz bin Ufigku Haji Abdul- lah, when he opened a tv day staff meeting of 1 Department of ArHciiH here today. The meeting was attended 20 representatives53 words
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224 1963-01-30 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 21. pLANS to build Petaling Java’s town hall have been shelved for the time being. The Administrator of the Petaling Jaya Development Corporation. Inche Mohamed Anuar bin Shudor, said today that the corporation has decided “there was no immediate224 words
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Article, Illustration54 1963-01-30 9 THIS is the Merdeka memorial clock tower in Parit, Perak, which was unveiled by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Rural Development, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein on Jan. 21.—It cost $9,555 —from public donations and $3,870 left over from the merdeka celebrations fund.—Straits Times—Straits Times picture. - 54 words
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Article208 1963-01-30 9 m S l Sf' AF0 *B> Jan. 21 I th<- eneral secretar > °f I I 'fr«™ I,, n,m **0 that he hind < ock .‘o RfKistrar to T tke in Mr Kah roort).' ,he witness wi‘ a ffply to Mr. fii'-tet? the asine n208 words
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Article52 1963-01-30 9 IPOH, Jan. 20.—Mr. Hah pin Kwong has been elected president of the Ipoh Diehard s Club. Other officials are: Vice-presi-dents Mr. Beh Cheng Lye and Mr. Yeap Poay Seng, secretary Mr. Lee Fook Nang, treasurer Mr. Lai Choon Leong. A committee of six and two auditors were52 words
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Article26 1963-01-30 9 KUALA TRENGGANU. Jan. 21. —Trengganu will hold its Statelevel Koran Reading competition on Feb. 5 and 6, at the Pavilion Padang, Paya Punga, here.26 words
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85 1963-01-30 9 SINGAPORE. Jan. 20—Employers have been reminded to submit income tax returns for certain classes of workers employed by them last year. An employer who has not been notified individually and who in 1962 employed persons other than married women whose remuneration exceeded $2,000, married women85 words
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Article43 1963-01-30 9 SINGAPORE. Jan. 20. The Straits Times today received two donations totalling $3OO for the five-year-old Singapore Kasban quads bringing their fund to $513. The donations are from Mrs. C.K. Loke ($200) and Messrs. K.M.S. Sultan Alaudin Sons ($100).43 words
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232 1963-01-30 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 20 'J'HE Selangor Education Department carried out a $15.5 million “Operation Lightning” last year to raise the standard of Malay schools in the State. This included the building of: Forty-three Malay primary schools; Two Malay secondary schools in Klang and Sabak232 words
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105 1963-01-30 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 20. Ten airmen ol the Royal Malayan Air Force will leave for Britain tomorrow for apprentice training at the RA F stations ln Halton and Locking. They are Recruits Liew Yin Chuan and Arlffin bln Othman who will take up an105 words
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310 1963-01-30 9 pARIT, Jan. 20. It is everyone’s duty to make Malaya a happy, prosperous and peaceful nation, the Deputy Prime Minister and Mnister for Rural Development, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, said here today. Tun Razak who was opening the town’s $9,555 Merdeka memorial,310 words
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267 1963-01-30 10 SINGAPORE, Jan. 22. The Minister of Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, announced today that tourism would be developed as a major industry in Singapore. From Feb. 1 tourism would be the responsibility of the Ministry of Finance. he added. Addressing a lunch meeting of the Singapore267 words
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Article59 1963-01-30 10 SINGAPORE, Jan. 22 —Air Chief Marshal Sir Walter Merton, air member-designate for supply and organisation of the Royal Air Force, left for Hong Kong today after spending a week in Singapore visiting Far East Air Force headquarters and RAF* units He will make another59 words
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363 1963-01-30 10 MINISTRY ANSWERS COMPLAINTS ON NEW SCHOOL POSTINGS KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 22. 'J'HE Ministry of Education today replied to complaints regarding the posting of pupils to “remove classes” in assisted nationaltype secondary schools. The children were being posted only to assisted schools, and363 words
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101 1963-01-30 10 PENANG. Jan. 22—Happiest pilgrim in the Kuala Lumpur which sailed from Swettenham Pier today 'as Inche Mohamed Rasum bln Haji All. a resident of Batu Lanchang Road. Inche Rasum had reached the pier this morning to board the vessel when he missed his101 words
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Article220 1963-01-30 10 IPOH, Jan. 20. rHE 4,000 members of the National Union of Ban* Employees will hold general meetings at branoh levels throughout the country to decide on industrial action, including strike. This was decided by the union’s executive council which met here last night, as220 words
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Article51 1963-01-30 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 20 —The national president ot the Pan Malayan Islamic Party. Dr. Bur nanuddin bin Mohamed Nor. today sent a cable to Mrs. Hugh Gaits sell, wife o* the late British Lab our Party leader, expressing heart-felt sympathy" over ttif death of her51 words
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Article43 1963-01-30 10 KUALA TRENGGANU. Jan. 20. —The Mentri Besar of Trengganu. Dato Ibrahim Fikri today opened a weekly fair, a clinic and a community hall at Kampong Sungei Tong, near here. All three projects are under the rural development programme.43 words
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151 1963-01-30 10 SINGAPORE, Jan. 22 The Ministry of Home Affairs today announced that prisoners in state prisons, including detainees, will be allowed extra food, cigarettes and tobacco during Chinese New Year. No visits to prisoners will, however, be allowed on Jan 25 and 26151 words
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Article54 1963-01-30 10 SINGAPORE. Jan 20.—The French Ambassador to Malaya. Mr P Anthonioz. flew into Singapore today en route to J.ik.ir a on a private visit to Mr Q. Dor* iet. French Ambassador to Jakarta. Mr Anthonioz, formerly Ambassador to Mauritania. West Africa for three years, was appointed tc54 words
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Article290 1963-01-30 10 IPOH Jan. 20 UREE primary educa--1 tion in Malaya was described as a “humbug” by the secretarygeneral of the Peoples’ Progressive Party, Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, at a political rally in the Peoples Park here last night. Mr. Seenivasagam said that what was free in primary290 words
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299 1963-01-30 11 PENANG, Jan. 22 4 COOK accused of murdering her emplover’s baby was later found behaving lysterically in a blazing room, a preliminary nquirv was told today. She was crying and shouting,” Sub-Officer julan bin Mohamed Kassim of the City Fire brigade said at299 words
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145 1963-01-30 11 SINGAPORE, Jan. 22. Schoolgirl Florence Lim, 20. was so terrified by the presence of a gunman in her bedroom this morning that she remained there for two hours—long after the Intruder had left. The gunman, said the police, had entered her room145 words
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Article53 1963-01-30 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 22 —The Malayan Ycuth Hostels Associa tion will hold a “Hawaiian Night' dance on Chinese New Year's Eve at the Chinese Assembly Hall or. Jan. 24. Entrance is $3 for a couple anc $2 single. The proceeds will g( towards the expansion programme53 words
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145 1963-01-30 11 K Ual a LUMPUR, Jan. I nJLr A leadin Bri‘‘branan has been ■n<? e “u t 0 start a trainr;l; Ct l eme for Hbra0/ Malaya Universlty ‘l6 yeaX Shlre for thc co)' t ‘^p° int m e nt, made In Asw H tlon with145 words
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Article, Illustration86 1963-01-30 11 Kuala lumpur, Jan. 22.—The head of the ASA Secretariat, Inche Abdullah bin All. will leave for Jakarta next week to become the First Secretary to the Malayan Embassy there. The post was created recently. His wife and two child ren will accompany him.86 words
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Article32 1963-01-30 11 SEREMBAN. Jan. 21.—The Seremban Rotary Club will entertain 50 old people from Sikamat new village to dinner on Jan. 23. The old folk will also receive gifts.32 words
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105 1963-01-30 11 SINGAPORE, Jan. 22 The University of Malaya Students 1 Union and the University of Singapore Student s’ Union today Jointly called for the formation of a national organisation of Malaysian students embracing all post-secondary Institutions In the region. The Joint statement was signed by the president105 words
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Article35 1963-01-30 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Jan. 22. Inche Abdallah Din Mohamed Sullen, 52. will leave the State Secretary’s olHce at the end of this month to become private secretary to the Sultan of Johore.35 words
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184 1963-01-30 11 SINGAPORE, Jan. 20. ELEVEN theatre managers and assistant managers of Cathay Organisation here shared a total of $4,650 last week “in full settlement of all their outstanding claims.’* 1 A spokesman for Cathay Organisation today revealed payment was made to them on Wednesday following184 words
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Article32 1963-01-30 11 SINGAPORE. Jan. 22.—Mr L*e Sle w Mong will speak on “Household Gods and the Chinese New Year” at the Rotary Club of Sin-gapore-West luncheon on Thursday In Prince’s Restaurant.32 words
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278 1963-01-30 11 SINGAPORE Jan. 22. L'IRST steps by the Singapore Government to give 1 protection to Singapore-made goods have been announced in a special gazette notification. This requires importers of similar goods but made elsewhere, including the Federation, to obtain licences. Imports of these goods will278 words
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Article46 1963-01-30 11 SINGAPORE. Jan. 22—The Yang dl-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin I&hak, has ordered the grounds of the Istana Negara to be opened from 8 am. to 6 p.m. on Friday, Chinese New Year's Day. The police band will perform from 4.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m.46 words
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Article200 1963-01-30 11 CHAN BCNG SOON - From CHAN BCNG SOON: Alor Star, Jan. 22 THREE girls, kid- napped in Perlis in the last two days, are all home. One was released by her abductors, another was rescued by police and the third girl was found by her father. This was what200 words
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Article94 1963-01-30 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 22. The Sultan of Selangor and the Tengku Ampuan visited the studios of Radio Malaya here today. They were shown round by the Director of Radio Malaya, Inche Dol Ramli, and later had tea in the audi torium. The Sultan’s only complaint was94 words
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91 1963-01-30 12 MUAR, Jan. 22. Dato Sulaiman bin Ninam Shah. chairman for Johore Local Government, said today that a total of 1,159 low-cost houses costing $6,204,800 will be completed in Johore this year. A total of $380,000 will be spent on the construction of a91 words
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Article31 1963-01-30 12 KAJANG, Jan. 22.—A total of *50.000 has been allotted for the improvement of roads and drains hi the villages of Dcngkil and liangl In Ulu Langat district this year.31 words
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Article, Illustration743 1963-01-30 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 22 for tolerance and understanding to keep the trains running efficiently were made today at the official signing of the agreement which formally ended the 23-day railway strike. High up on the agreement list743 words
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Article135 1963-01-30 12 JPOH, Jan. 22. Leong Meng Kwang, 14, who obtained a Class B certificate for Standard Six in the Pasir Puteh Malay School here, today enrolled in the Malay medium Form One of the Anderson School Meng Kwang, son of a Chinese physician, is one of135 words
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Article55 1963-01-30 12 SINGAPORE, Jan. 22 —The Association of Professional Work 1 y with the assistance cf the Ac'* l! Education Board has organised a course on “introduction to socid work” to be held between Jan and April 3 at the cultural cetv.re in Canning Rise. The lectures will be55 words
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Article, Illustration340 1963-01-30 13 iPOH, Jan. 20. A 1 youth who will never walk again yesterday received a gift that will give him hope and a new purpose in life a wheel chair. It was presented by Ipoh Rotarians. With it came food parcels, a340 words
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70 1963-01-30 13 SINGAPORE, Jan. 22—The Y di-Pertuan Negara, ,iu v Yu.-of bin Ishak, will men a new mosque at Vicuna Street on Thursday. It was built by the Malabar d maatn, an Indian >larr»ic religious organisation om deci in Singapore in 1929. Tie building, opposite70 words
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Article45 1963-01-30 13 I IPOH Jan. 22 Two new com■i.jnitj nails, built at a total cost I foi 1 1 .700 at BaKan Bahru and' fungal Sega In the Selama sub-! were declared open bv the Mentrl Besar of Perak. Dato aaarl bln Shaflee, yesterday. I45 words
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173 1963-01-30 13 SINGAPORE, Jan. 22.— Singapore Red Cross or kers,. helped by voluntoiled all morning t"d;iy to complete packing Iot «r s ur ffently required lor Hood victims in Sara'v »k and North Borneo. i'y 3 p.m. 25 crates •lurked “To Kuching 0, Singapore” had173 words
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298 1963-01-30 13 Butter worth. Jan. 20. —Water sold by the Penang State Government was heavily subsidised, the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. said today. "And the fact that many of its schemes are uneconomic will not deter the State Government from implementing as many projects as298 words
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Article33 1963-01-30 13 JOHORE BAHRU. Jan. 22 Inche Bidin Login. District officer of Johore Bahru, laid the foundation stone of a mosque to be hunt at Kampong Ayer Manis, 32 miles from here, today.33 words
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Article, Illustration91 1963-01-30 13 TUIE LITTLE BOV in 9 this picture seems to be tickled by his “thorn among the roses" situa tion. And the little girl seems to say. “Ssh don’t dis turb mum!” Mummy had brought her a’ong to take a look at Robinson’s department store “bargain basement" when91 words
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202 1963-01-30 13 Kuala lumpur, Jan. 22. T h e Commissioner for the Fedral Capital, Haji Ismail bin Panjang Aris. returned home from Hong Kong today full of praise for the tenancy tribunal system operating in that colony. He described the system which came into operation in 1953202 words
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Article247 1963-01-30 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 23. IIIE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin today asked iron ore miners to produce their accounts and prove their case for asking the Government to reduce the 15 per cent export tax on iron ore —imuosed 14 months ago—to the former247 words
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Article40 1963-01-30 14 Singapore,—Jan. 23. —Burglars yesterday entered a home In Race Course Road when the owner, a labourer. Loh Hul Sing, was out for dinner. He lost a fan, a watch, necklace and two lockets, altogether worth $410.40 words
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Article25 1963-01-30 14 SINGAPORE, Jan 23. The Straits Times In Singapore today received $2O from V.H.R for the Kasban quadruplets, bringing their fund to $541.25 words
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Article, Illustration101 1963-01-30 14 Kuala lumpur, jan. 22.—Two teachers who have been awarded Colombo Plan scholarships to study the latest methods of teaching deaf children will leave for New Zealand tomorrow. They are Miss Ho Chai Ping, 24 (above), a teacher at the Batu Tiga Road101 words
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Article19 1963-01-30 14 TAIPING. Jan. 23—The Chin ese Recreation Club will hold a Chinese New Year’s Eve dance tomorrow.19 words
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203 1963-01-30 14 IPOH, Jan. 23. The Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Zubir, who arrived here by plane this evening on his way to Penang, was stranded for a moment when the plane could not take off due to engine trouble. A Strait* Times203 words
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Article69 1963-01-30 14 SINGAPORE. Jan. 27. Mr Justice Tan All Tah in the High Court >esterday tcld See Toh Seng, under a lower court fine of $5OO foi obstructing a police constable firm the performance of his public functions: “As a good citizen you should have Joined69 words
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Article187 1963-01-30 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 23 A PLAN to give 500,- 000 new villagers a better deal was announced today by the Assistant Minister for Interior, Mr. Cheah Theam Swee. lie said at a Press conference that Instructions had gone out to all District Officers to bring187 words
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358 1963-01-30 14 TAN TOCK SAIK - By TAN TOCK SAIK: Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 23 r I'HE Chinese New Year holidays will tempirarih bog down efforts to clear the backlog of cargo from Port Swettenham. The port will be closed from 5 p.m. tomorrow till 7.30 a.m. on Jan.358 words
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Article189 1963-01-30 14 1ZUALA LUMP UR I Jan. 23. Malaria fighters from eigh: Asian countries toda;. got down to a ‘battle, drill” course at the University of Malaya to study Malayan antimalarial methods The Minister of Il.ulti: Inche Abdul Rahman fc:r. Hajl Taiib, who opened tr.t course, said189 words
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108 1963-01-30 14 MALACCA, Jan. 24. The Chief Minister, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, today opened the town’s first dual-carriage way which cost $450,000. The road, with mercuryvapour lighting, is an extension to Jalan Munshi Abdullah (former Newcome Road) and joins up with the Bukit China Road.108 words
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364 1963-01-30 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 24. HiK posting of more than 4,000 pupils here I to secondary schools has been to the I satisfaction of most parents and few com9 plaints have been received. I Mr B.H.G. Adams. Selangor and Municipal ■education officer, said this today364 words
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Article59 1963-01-30 15 i3no an Some were entertained to a Party by Col. H.P.Q. Boswell, gander. Engineer Base Group, ’‘liman Barracks today. ei e^ C 1 i ldren ranging from f* n 14 lt years of age. were i, M ountbatten. Keppel Har- and Paslr Panjang commucentres the59 words
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97 1963-01-30 15 YIALACCA, Jan. 24. 1 The Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baoa, told 500 villagers of Tambak Paya. nine miles from here, not to be perturbed by the misunderstanding between Malaya and Indonesia. He told the villagers, who were mostly of97 words
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Article41 1963-01-30 15 SINGAPORE, Jan. 23.—The second Industrial Arbitration Court will hear a dispute between the printing firm of Qalam and the Singapore General Printing Workers' Union on Jan. 29. The dispute concerns pay. annual bonus, conditions of employ ment, and gratuities.41 words
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Article246 1963-01-30 15 SINGAPORE. Jan. 23 Discussions on merger and the details of fitting Singapore into the Malaysian constitution began here today by the SingaporeMalayan inter-govern-mental committee. The two-day* meeting, being held in the Ministry of Home Affairs, is a continuation of the talks held in Kuala Lumpur246 words
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Article48 1963-01-30 15 SINGAPORE. Jan. 25. The onstitutional sub-committee oi he Federation and Singapore Governments today concluded its i urrent meeting on merger mati ers. A further meeting will oe iield later; probably again in Singapore The committee expects o make its report within four weeks.48 words
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Article190 1963-01-30 15 KUANTAN, Jan. 24 The Pahang Umno youth section is to ask for the appointment of a deputy Mentri Besar to hasten progress in the state. The question would be discussed by the Pahang Alliance liaison committee soon. Inche Zainuddln bin Haji Ahmad. State Assemblyman190 words
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321 1963-01-30 15 Fire —on eve of their move to new homes PENANG. Jan. 24 '’rHREE families lost their Kampong Herriot home L in a midnight fire last night on the eve of their move to the new low-cost houses in the same area which the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, declared321 words
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153 1963-01-30 15 IPOH, Jan. 24. A CAR broker, Woon Tham San, 29, died in Taiping hospital yesterday afternoon after a stabbing incident. Woon was returning: home on a motorcycle on Tuesday night when four men stopped him in a dark lane off Kota Road, Taiping. He was153 words
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Article96 1963-01-30 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 23 The Government announced today that the start of Bulan Puasa (fasting month) would be determined on Jan. 25. Immediately word is received from the Keeper of the Rulers’ Seal on whether or not the new moon Is sighted, announcements will be broadcast96 words
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121 1963-01-30 15 A NEW YEAR EVE EPISODE of TRISHAMAN CHEW SINGAPORE. Jan. 24—Trisha rider Chew Ah Pee. 52. started his Chinese New Year’s Eve today at 3 a m by making a citywide search on foot for his missing trisha. He had Just got up from bed to find his trisha stolen.121 words
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Article47 1963-01-30 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 23.—The Malayan Association of Scooterlsts in conjunction with the Variety Club of Malaya will present "Scoorterama,” a variety show on scooters, at the Stadium Negara on Saturday at 8 p.m. Highlights of the show will be the crowning of a “Miss Scooterama"47 words
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330 1963-01-30 16 IPOH, Jan. 27.—Hund- reds of people are visiting the gigantic rockfall near here yesterday which has blocked the flve-mile Simpang Pulai-Lahat. road to through traffic. Work on a new deviation bypassing the rockfall area will be completed In about two weeks. It330 words
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Article72 1963-01-30 16 DUBLIN, Jan. 25—The first Malayan Ambassador to the Uish Republic, Tunku Yaacob ibni A 1 Marhum Sultan Abdul Hamid Halim Shah, presented his credentials to tJf aem Vaiern nert today The Ambassador was Riven an escort ot army motor-cyclists to and from the presidential house He72 words
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638 1963-01-30 16 SINGAPORE, Jan. 24 CHARGES of “victimisation in its crudest form” were made today against a company which has been given pioneer status to make goods in Singapore. Mr. Chue Shiu Hoong. an official of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers’ Union made638 words
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207 1963-01-30 16 SINGAPORE, Jan. 24. T’HE Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said in a Chinese New Year message tonight that the “Year of the Rabbit is a fair barometer of well-being.’’ He added: “This year means the fulfilment of Malaysia, an event which207 words
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Article104 1963-01-30 16 Kuala lumpur, Jan. 23. j The Singapore Government will be sending a delegation soon after the Chinese New Year for further talks with the Federation Government j on the new regulations governing the Import of chickens and eggs. This was disclosed tonight by the Singapore104 words
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112 1963-01-30 16 rpELUK ANSON, Jan 04 A The second all-Mali branch of the Peoples i r J gressive Party was form P H at Chikus, In the rice h ‘,S area of Sungei Manlk. eighmiles from here. The first branch l n the predominantly Malay area was112 words
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118 1963-01-30 16 OENANG, Jan. 25. A Chinese family preparing for their New Year re-union dinner in Mount Erskine Road had five uninvited guests last night. Wearing coloured fancy masks and carrying k: ive> and toy pistols, the caller herded Mrs Lim Choon Teh and others into118 words
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Article236 1963-01-30 16 l/'UALA LUMPUR, Jan. 23. The Alliance Party here today welcomed the proposed formation of the Brunei Alliance Party—a merger of four main political organisations in the state —which will work for the state’s entry into Malaysia. A spokesman at headquar ters said the Brunei Alliance Party236 words
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282 1963-01-30 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 25. By workers of the Wilkinson Process Rubber C ..oany Limited at Batu Caves will return to Hr. Monday after being on strike for the past 29 days. The workers members ol the Union of Employees In Companies Manufacturing Rubber282 words
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156 1963-01-30 17 u \l l.l’MPUR. Jan. M\ j; \ii mail trains K<rr delayed for about linin' ibis morning— B to in* the longest l,!h >inie tile rail serW resumed eight days hr reason: l he trains i Jiniiu slower than Bto ir O'0 il 'peed as156 words
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Article89 1963-01-30 17 MlAI A LUMPUR J.U.. 11, Malayans wLh tor adventure anci 1 ait- invited to join Koyal Malayan Navy as ipplieants must be Fed1 citizens between the s U1 and 21 on May 1 Harried, and in possesSchool Certificate ‘.a* 6 -Lie or Two with s89 words
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Article48 1963-01-30 17 A LUMPUR. Jan. 24 A V o' m ascn. president of H 1’iess International, arfi :e Plane last night on a •< v Wt to Kuala Lumpur ■V, -miapore. Thomason, 52. is on an Asian nations to meet r !nen t officials and local ‘permen.48 words
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66 1963-01-30 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Jail. 23. A husband-and-wife team won the Selangor Koran leading competition held in the compound of the Istana A lam Shah at Klang. They are Inche Mustafa bm Haji Basri and Che Zabidah binte Haji Soib from Tamo:. 3 Karang. Inche Mustafa66 words
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Article, Illustration132 1963-01-30 17 SINGAPORE. Jan. 23 Professor L. A. Sheridan (above), first Dean of the Law School at the University of Singapore, last night recalled the opposition he had to face in introducing part-time law courses in the universitysix years ago. lie was speaking at a farewell dinner132 words
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Article38 1963-01-30 17 Penang’ s padi contest PENANG. Jan. 25—The padi competition for the south-west district cf Penang Island will be held in the Balik Pulau Recreation Club on April 10. Entries must oe sent to the club on April 938 words
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Article34 1963-01-30 17 PENANG. Jan. 25. —Two youths stopped a cyclist Thong Fook Slew, on a lonely path oil Batu Lanchang Road last night and inbbed him of $2 and an imitation ring worth SI.34 words
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Article58 1963-01-30 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 25—The National Union of Indian School Teachers is being wound up. Its registration was cancelled with effect from Fob. 22. 1961. according to a Government gazette notification today. Members or others who may have claims against the union should file their claims with58 words
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Article299 1963-01-30 17 In —and with a bang BAN ON CRACKERS IGNORED AS HARE TAKES OVER FROM THE TIGER KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 25 THOUSANDS of Chinese in Kuala Lumpur defied the ban on the firing of crackers and ushered i:i the Year of the Hare with a big bang. From early last night299 words
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Article37 1963-01-30 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 25—The following have been appointed assistant registrars ot schools in Selangor Mr T A Brady. Mr Then Chin Nyean. Mr Tan Hock Peng Mr. Lam All Choo and Mr. J. G Godwin37 words
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151 1963-01-30 17 IZUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 25. —Two Australian businessmen will visit Malaya and Singapore next month as part of an 11-country tour to promote the University of Queensland’s International House project Tbc.v are Mr Bruce Martin, president nf Queensland International House and a for. mer district151 words
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Article120 1963-01-30 17 KUALA TRENGGANU. Jan. 25. The Mentri Besar of Trengganu, Dato Ibrahim Fikri bin Mohamed. said today that the State Government has set aside $100,000 towards scholarships for higher studies. Earlier, he opened two new community centres, each costing SG.000, at Kampong Penarek and Pulau Kerangan.120 words
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109 1963-01-30 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 25. Another 579 people have been deprived of their Federal citizenship. According to the latest Government Gazette, the Minister of Interior, Dato Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, made the order under Article 26 of the Federal Constitution. Article 26 states: “The109 words
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Article33 1963-01-30 17 KAJANO, Jan. 23—The Selangor State Education Department has sent 11 new teachers to the Kajnng Yu Hun Junior Middle Chinese School which was converted into a National-type school last year.33 words
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375 1963-01-30 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 25. MALARIA fighters from the Philippines and Thailand today urged the Association of South-East Asia to wage a common front against the deadly malaria transmitting mosquitoes. They told the Straits Times today that the malaria problem was common to375 words
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Article58 1963-01-30 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 25-A I 3f. babies were born In hospitals here tociny the first tlay of tlie Year of the Rabbit. I ho first. “Rabbit” baby was a bov weighing filb 20z.. delivered to the wife of a vegetable seller. Wong .Soon Wall, at the58 words
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Article, Illustration114 1963-01-30 18 Kuala l u m p u r, Jan..24—Queen Elizabeth has approved the appointment of the Rt. Rev. J. L. Wilson, Bishop of Birmingham (a former Bishop of Singapore) to be Prelate of the Order of St. Michael and St. George, according to a message received114 words
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Article57 1963-01-30 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 25 Ihe Labour Party of Malaya has set I, P a f tihd to provide financial 1,1(1 to its members who are involved in legal proceedings arising floin their political activities. m Th party's treasurer Mr Tan llo rk Kin. Is chairman of57 words
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Article, Illustration191 1963-01-30 18 l/TALA LUMPUR, Jan. IY 25. —A pair of Royal Bengal tigers (above) and six birds from India have joined the permanent collection at the National Zoo at Klang Gates here. The tigers and birds a pair of Demosille cranes, a pair of Adjutant storks191 words
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Article33 1963-01-30 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 25 —Ten Brunei police recruits left here b> air today lor Singapore on then wav back to Brunei after computing an eight-month trainincourse at the Police Depot here33 words
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Article36 1963-01-30 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 25—Haji Bytd Hassan bin Sycd Zain Shahabuddin. a member of the Public Services Commission, has been appointed a member ot the Railway Service Commission, according to a Government notification today36 words
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197 1963-01-30 18 TAIPING. Jan 25. THE Alliance-controlled Taiping Town Council fc& followed the example of the Federation Gove:: incnt in placing its daily-rated staff on month; pay. The rate of conversion is also the same as that recently granted by the Federation Government to its daily rated197 words
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Article27 1963-01-30 18 TAIPING. Jan. 25 —Chinese Now Year joy flights Will be provided bv the Penane Flying Club at the Taiping aerodrome on Jan. 27.27 words
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Article177 1963-01-30 18 OEN’ANG, Jan. 25.—An appeal for old clothes for the Sarawak flood victims was made in all Catholic churches in Penang today. This appeal was Issued In response to an urgent S OS. received by the Bishop of Penang. Monsignor Francis Chan, from the Catholic Weltarp177 words
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Article160 1963-01-30 18 SINGAPORE, Jan. 25. The Fconomic Development Board will s i n an agreeir.e:: with the Ishikaw.hiir,; Harima Heavy Industries of Japan t establish a 523 million shipyard at Juror." The signing cerem be held at the C tun! Centre, Canning Ri e. c Wednesday at160 words
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Article45 1963-01-30 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. The Labour Party of Mala' hold a two-day political c» its members starting on L* Among the speakers will a party's treasurer. Mr. Tan Kin, the secretary-general T.im Kean Slew and the Mayor, Mr. Ooi Theam S>45 words
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Article871 1963-01-30 19 i u A LUMPUR, K 27.—Vent Vici 1 Li p- On jj on the Heng|ie mortal Trophy ve r here today. I ,AC* 1 *>, DIT. I— IV. weal u Ki lOJUM'O I i‘J7) M. Ue I ■o> St. Hon re 6.13 U125—-36) 8»tth 3871 words
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133 1963-01-30 19 PENANO, Jan. 27. THE Penang Port Commission will soon have new A administrative offices at King Edward Place, opposite the $3.5 million Bangunan Tuanku Syed Putra. *y. The commission has allocated $500,000 to build It. near the Clock Tower, as soon as the133 words
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229 1963-01-30 19 si .'i- PENANG, Sunday. MORE employment passes enabling foreigners to work in this country were issued last year. According to a spokesman of the Federation Immigration Headquarters. 910 such passes were issued in 1962 against 448 the previous year —an increase of229 words
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Article102 1963-01-30 19 IPOH, Jan. 27.—The Federation armed forces will interview recruits to be trained as skilled tradesmen in the Federation Signals, Federation Ordnance Service and the Federation Supplies and Transport Servlet. The interviews will be held at the Territorial Army Centre in Tarabun Road here on Friday102 words
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Article49 1963-01-30 19 SINGAPORE, Jan. 27. Mr. Abraham Silas has been reelected president of the Stanford Community centre. Other officials Include Mr. Frederick O. Pinto (vice-presi-dent), Mr. A. P. Nathan (secretary), Miss Yong Liew Sin (assistant secretary), Mr. Ho Slang Heng (treasurer) and Mr. Seah Kheng Hock (assistant treasurer)49 words
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Article165 1963-01-30 19 .l' j v i >»* v/v t!w r., a a, OINGAPORE, Jan. 27 Payment of bonus equal to XU| per cent of the annual salary U provided for in three collective agreements between the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union and three companies, the British165 words
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Article85 1963-01-30 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 27. —The Federal Department Of Town and Country Planning will this year prepare an out* line regional plan for Penang and parts of Province Wellesley. > F This Is In accordance with the Government's policy of expediting the preparation of regional land85 words
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Miscellaneous41 1963-01-30 19 32. THE jHG SWEEP Eh THE BIG 8WEEP: Total Pool 163,635 S€Oond Pr prtM: N IlMit Third Frt*e mSm!'! 901 No. UtW $14,318 No. *****1 7.199 h): Nos. *****3. *****4. *****2. 14.179. each): NW. *****7, *****1. *****5. *****1, S«m5. *****5. u41 words
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1331 1963-01-30 20 From Our Market Correspondent WHEN the Stock Exchange closed in the middle of last week for the Chinese New Year there was little diminution of turnover despite the approach of the long holiday. i Tne turnover again was almost "entirely confined tax Industrials which in many1,331 words
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Article906 1963-01-30 20 rpHIS table of sharea on the 1 Malayan Stock Exehaafo shows last business to Janaary It (A) and last business since that date (B) with H and L standing far Highest and Lowest badness far last year and this year to date. IMBSTIIALS at t Alts Bricks906 words
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Article37 1963-01-30 20 v Current Date of Total Total for for peertsws payment payment year rear ,H,». Bank IU. JV— 16% ls% O. Hope 10%t liar. 20 40% ;EM*C 11.4 ft liar. 1 32.14% x 23 t interim.37 words
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Article26 1963-01-30 20 4 t Jan. 21 Jan. 22 Jan. 23. Industrial*: 104.06 ***** 106.67 106.72 106.74 109.05 rubber*: 100.60 100.70 100.70 Deo. 20. 1062 100.26 words
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Article347 1963-01-30 20 F” < omnium ns II w L. i rtrnUNO the four- lra l y ing week on u S £M tin market prices dollar. a sssufptf 1 xSE?:; I SSSiB I April bit yoor as mit e. out their or* in front o 2B Year347 words
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Article27 1963-01-30 20 RUBBER T 1 (par ltr.) (peri IJ,) juv tl UK ola. »42 It 75% eta. 842. 1 23 3»*4 ct». *42:- '< 2« 30 «U. M"'-27 words
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Article55 1963-01-30 20 tJ PENANG, Jan. 27. -7 1 Guan Lye has been elec Lj sident of the Penang Practitioners’ Society, Dr J Choong Isu rice-presidei J Dr. B. O. Krishnan the s and treasurer. Committee: Drs. V. O. P* j han. 8. T. Yeoh, K.K. Matt Chye Chow, Ch’ng55 words
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