The Straits Budget, 13 March 1963
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section29 1963-03-13 1 The Straits Budget THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES MAL *VAI NATIONAI NfWIfAMI I m Kuala Lumpur, March 13, 1963. Price 40 cents (Malaya), or 1 shilling |lKPl»|7929 words
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357 1963-03-13 2 NG KENG SIANG - NG KENG SIANG Singapore HAVE read so much about deaths in traffic accidents these last few months that I feel it is time something is done by the authorities concerned to solve the problem. In New York, Washington, San Francisco and Los Angeles357 words
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Article64 1963-03-13 2 MOTORIST - MOTORIST Singapore JT is high time something was done about the bend neat the 6} mile Changl Road The edges of the road by this bend are blanketed with sand washed down from a nearby embankment. I suggest that a kerb or anything effective be built along the64 words
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Article36 1963-03-13 2 S. HO - S. HO Singapore QN returning to this country after living abroad for some years, I am ashamed to ftnd that children and young people retain their seats In crowded buses while older people stand.36 words
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192 1963-03-13 2 J.C. A - J.C.A. Singapore MOTORISTS living in 1 Serangoon Gardena have not yet folly recovered from nearly a month of monamenta I daily traffic jams eaosed by the laying of electrical cables along the only road leading into and out of the estate. Now192 words
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Article93 1963-03-13 2 J. ROBSON - J. ROBSON Singapore rE 1963 Malaysia Grand Prlx Is Jult round the corner. It does give great pleasure to watch, but as a veteran in this game I feel that something ought to be done for our local riders. What chance, for example, have our local riders who93 words
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Article293 1963-03-13 2 P. HALL - P. HALL Port Dickson ran influential American newspaper printed a headline “American Aid for Kremlin” and published thereunder a story to the effect that the American Government was giving financial assistance to Communist countries for the purchase of a strategic material, I do not doubt that President293 words
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224 1963-03-13 2 ONLOOKER - WHERE IPOH IS STREETS AHE AD OF CAPITAL ONLOOKER Kuala Lumpur ALTHOUGH Kuala Lumpur is Malaya's capital, I would suggest thatTlpoh is more advanced in more than one respect. In Kuala Lumpur it is common to see a stretch of road barely a few weeks old being chopped up and224 words
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Article99 1963-03-13 2 d. c - d.c! Penang THE problem of overpopulation is both an economic and moral one; it has been asserted that it necessitates planned parenthood. But the moral consequences have been Ignored. Experienced social workers throughout the world admit that the introduction of contraceptives brings about moral decadence and estranged marriage99 words
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Article128 1963-03-13 2 T. A. SI. M0S - T. A. SI.M0S President, Singapore Hire Car Associate Singapore PERMIT me to Inform JT “Waiting” (8.T March 2) that the limitati. n 0 f taxis has nothing to do with the existence of "pirate*; as the very foundat. n or their existence is the] easy money they can128 words
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Article86 1963-03-13 2 SHAAF U a HAJI HOH.1MLD DAP - SHAAF U a HAJI HOH.1MLD DAP District Olfictf Kota Star QN behalf of the Fire Victims Relief Com mitt* Kampong Kepala Butt Tua ang, Kota Star, I wish to thank the Btrai: s Him* and the Berita Harian lor the exceptional publicit? they have given to the flrej86 words
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Article195 1963-03-13 2 pan*14' rtt.|i XEA - pan* 14 rtt .|i XEA< Peogkalan Cbepa \|Y sympathy to ‘'Puzzled” who (B.T. March 2) voiced wonder and disappointment at having been sent to Brinsford Teachers’ College on a “Lanjutan Kampong Course” and on his return being posted to a school where such subjects as agricultural science, which195 words
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Article873 1963-03-13 3 —Straits Times, Mar. 4 H-v,.,. :iie txousc for R. ,:-A at the 19th Economic Com\sin and the rar mor« attention will be ■ven t.i t'H politic-ill problems B Miihiyvi;'. titan to the econBj c pit bletns of the Ecafe uht this impressjs vtaken. but at the Let—Straits Times, Mar. 4 - 873 words
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Article390 1963-03-13 3 uuu. Straits Times. Mar. 4 The Dunlop tyre factory in Petaling Jaya —Malaya s biggest manufacturing project so far—has been opened wit appropriate fanfare. More than $3O million in local and foreign capital is being invested in t e enterprise, and there will jobs for 1,000 Malayans when\ uuu. *—Straits Times. Mar. 4 - 390 words
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Article718 1963-03-13 3 --Straits Times, Mar. 5 There is some sound advice in the annual report handed yesterday to delegations a* the Manila conference of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East. The less developed countries of the Ecafe region “should follow Japan’s path of industrialisation, by producing--Straits Times, Mar. 5 - 718 words
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Article551 1963-03-13 3 -Straits Times. Mar. 5 There are now three separate bodies appealing to Government clerks in the Federation to unite in a single body—a situation which the rank and file must find quite bewildering. The rivals in the elimination of rivalry are the Civil Service Clerical Federation, formed 18-Straits Times. Mar. 5 - 551 words
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Article711 1963-03-13 4 —Straits Times, Mar. 6 Controversy between Singapore* and the Federation over the financial arrangements for merger is unfortunate, yet not entirely unexpected. The heads of agreement set out the broad principles, leaving much still to be negotiated. There was no agreement, for instance, on the common market—Straits Times, Mar. 6 - 711 words
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Article280 1963-03-13 4 —Straits Times, Mar. 6 The Cheras water supply, declared open by His Highness the Sultan yesterday, carries forward to an advanced stage Federal and State plans to satisfy long-felt needs. Kajang town may be expected to tap most from this new source, but it is the surrounding rural—Straits Times, Mar. 6 - 280 words
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Article424 1963-03-13 4 —Straits Times. Mar. 7 Parliament looks all set for a lively meeting next week. A full measure of interest is promised by six Opposition motions led by a Socialist Front demand for a vote oi no-confidence in the Government for its handling of the Malaysia issue:—Straits Times. Mar. 7 - 424 words
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Article549 1963-03-13 4 —Straits Times. Mar 8 Land development is a pressing need in Sarawak. The backlog of land applications is huge and more and more cases of unlawful occupation .are being recorded. What this means in human terms is graphically described by Mr Richards, the Sarawak Director of Lands.—Straits Times. Mar 8 - 549 words
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Article187 1963-03-13 4 nicy iicivc iu k —Straits Times, Mar The officials of Kajar.g T Board are to bo coup;. :v.'.Sx' for their decision to ci t people in Ulu Langat D. to collect rates on the > explanation is that this w save ratepayers the ir.ccr.venience (and the expnicy iicivc iu k —Straits Times, Mar - 187 words
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Article43 1963-03-13 4 SUTTIE: To Elizabeth ;l James a sen James At j 4-3-63 at K.L. Maternity He Both well. SOEGIHARTO: To Colon* L 1 Mrs. Sregiharto on 3rd M t Gleneagle Haspital a boy 1 j Paramlsura Legianto) all Thanks to doctor and stall43 words
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Article325 1963-03-13 5 jfl! NG ON Mr - NO STRIKE’ PACT Prompted by crisis with Indonesia over Malaysia iy- jfl! NG ON Mr Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 3 f HI i O.OOO-strong National Union I of Commercial Workers is to sign cn industrial peace agreement with 60 firms, most of them European. Th union’s general secretary, Mr. A.B. Gomez325 words
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134 1963-03-13 5 SINGAPORE, Mar. 3. The threatened strike by the National Mining Workers Union, is “definitely against the interests of the nation, Mr. John Jacoo, president of the Malayan Indian Congress, Singapore. has informed the union. If the strike materialises it will affect 14.000134 words
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Article, Illustration94 1963-03-13 5 PENANG, Mar. 3—Miss Low Gaik Sim, 19, a receptionist, who was elected Press Ball Queen here last night. She won from 16 other contestants. vliss Helen Yeow, 19. was runner-up. and Miss Alice Chuah, 21, a salesgirl, third Oatin Wong Pow Nee, wife of94 words
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Article45 1963-03-13 5 MALACCA, Mar. 4—The treasurer of the run Tan Cheng Lock scholarship fund Mr Tan Cheng Wee. today Appealed for more contributions. t nnn The fund now stands at $45,001) was started in December 1960 to help provide scholarsmps for university education.45 words
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Article, Illustration215 1963-03-13 5 808 PERIES - By 808 PERIES: SINGAPORE, March 3 A TTIiACTIVE Raja Shamshiati binte Raja Putra, 19, third wife of Brunei rebel chief Sheikh Azahari, today announced that she will re-marry soon. That is, after she gets a divorce from Azahari in the Shariah Court tomorrow. According215 words
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232 1963-03-13 5 S’ PORE FIRM TO PAY MONTHLY INCENTIVE BONUS SINGAPORE, Mar. 3. Payment of a monthly incentive bonus to its employees is provided for in a threeyear collective agreement signed between George Lee L,td. and the Singapore General Employees’ Union. The agreement says: “In view of the incentive nature as well232 words
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Article54 1963-03-13 5 SINGAPORE, Mar. 3.—A1l post oillces. except Orchard Road Arcade post olJlce and Siglap postal agency, will be opened from 9 a.m to 12.30 p.m. on Mar. 10 for the sale of the new issue of Singapore definitive postage stamps. The General Post Office will open from 954 words
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Article94 1963-03-13 5 SINGAPORE, Mar. 3—The president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Ko Teck Kin, said yesterday that the benefits of wealth were being more diffused and distributed through economic development. This increased development made for higher wages and better social services. It was94 words
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Article, Illustration86 1963-03-13 6 THE general manager of the Malayan Railway, Dato Ahmad Perang (right) examining a model of the “Bunga Raya" diesel locomotive complete with wagon and carriage, which he presented to the Sekolah Kebangsaan liisamuddin in Kuala Lumpur on March 3. On the extreme left is the headmaster ofLumpur —- Straits Times picture. - 86 words
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Article93 1963-03-13 6 SINGAPORE. Mar. 3 —ln response to the call by the entire Malayan Press, the Shaw organisation group oi companies in the Federation, comprising Shaw Brothers (Ipoh) Ltd.. Shaw Brohers <K.L.) Ltd., and Shaw Brothers (Penang) Ltd., have each contributed $l,OOO towards the National Patriotic Fund Cheques93 words
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290 1963-03-13 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mar. 3. MOVE is to be made to bring together the 25 clerical trade unions in the Federation into one giant union. As a first step towards achieving this object, a meeting of the heads of all the 25290 words
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Article22 1963-03-13 6 SINGAPORE, Mar. 9.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will open the Jurong wharf construction on Mar. 9,22 words
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Article175 1963-03-13 6 LUMPUR, Mar. 3 —A total of $8,858 more has been received by Bank Negara tor the Save Democracy Fund. The total now stands at $874,834.85. The following is the list of latest donors: Workers of Semenylh Group Estates. Semenylh Division, $789; contributions from the staff175 words
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Article67 1963-03-13 6 LONDON, Mar. 4.—Dr. Lee Slew Choh, chairman of the Barlsan Sosiaiis in Singapore, arrived here yesterday to “protest against the mass arrests” of members of his party recently. Dr. Lee said he would also “explain to the public. Members of Parliament and Government representatives my party’s67 words
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Article35 1963-03-13 6 PENANG, Mar. 4. Fourteen members of Tanjong Bungah Umno branch resigned today. They included the chairman Inche Othman bin Mat. In a letter of resignation they said did not agree with policy.35 words
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244 1963-03-13 6 RAUB. Mar. 4.-n llvi men with tx de ti M in Indonesia crit th S p e i d for Pwl* their trading IrtereS above the national d i» U nity. Mr. Tan Siew Sin, MU nister of Finance a d nr? of244 words
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140 1963-03-13 6 —Reuter. Manila, Mar. t.-w 6 M. Pushkin, the Soy-« Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, said here toda> J had a “bad opinion" oi proposed Federation Malaysia. Mr. Pushkin, who neacthe Russian delegation the ECAFE talks wmcj open here tomorrow. t 0 reporters on—Reuter. - 140 words
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Advertisement46 1963-03-13 6 STRAITS BUDGET SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Payoblt in advance) Quarterly Singapore Kuolo Lumpur No postoge f.10 F«d Moloyo Br. North Borneo incl. postage Br. C'wealth Foreign Ind. United Kingdom Eastern Australia Only by Express Airfreight H-Yeorty Yee 910.40 920.00 9Jf 11.10 29.00 4JI 1940 27.00 12.00 24.00 •••Ml46 words
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Article577 1963-03-13 7 iIAHARI ALI - OPENMIND’: Razak lie's off to Manila: Deputy Premier's Malaysia mission while leading delegation to the ECAFE meeting by iIAHARI ALI Kuala lumPl'R, Mar. 4Thc deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, flew to Manila today to do "every thing lean to reduce tension over Malaysia”—if given the opportunity. He said this577 words
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Article, Illustration204 1963-03-13 7 HENRY PAUL - By HENRY PAUL IPOH, Mar. 4—One of the most ancient titles in Perak, reserved exclusively tor a commoner consort of the Sultan, was today bestowed on the former Miss Amy Lim Kam Fong, 29, (left), now Che Annnah, the second wife of the SultanSTRAITS TIMES PICTURE - 204 words
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369 1963-03-13 7 SINGAPORE, March. 4 'J'HE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today quoted extensively from the White Paper on the merger agreement to answer criticisms by the Federation's Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, on the control of State revenue after merger. Mr. Lee369 words
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Article, Illustration445 1963-03-13 8 AUSTEN ZECHA - A Canadian expert talks of Malaya's ‘unusual stable and sound conditions' By AUSTEN ZECHA: KUALA LUMPUR, March 3 MALAYSIA will attract more foreign firms and boost the industrialisalion of the country, a Colombo Plan industrial economist predicted Mr. Philip Stuchen, a special445 words
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239 1963-03-13 8 PENANG* March 4 fTHE United Democra--1 tic Party said today that a Malaysia under the terms proposed by the Lansdowne InterGovernmental Committee, would be “iniquitous.” “The experiment will carry great danger, not only to the proposed Malaysia but to the whole South-East Aslan239 words
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Article, Illustration173 1963-03-13 8 SINGAPORE. Mar. 4. Raja Shamshiati binte Putra, abandoned wife of the Brunei rebel leader. Sheikh A/ahari. spent 30 minutes in the Shariah C ourt today—and emerged still legally married to Azahari. Raja Shamshiati had expected to be divorced today so that she173 words
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141 1963-03-13 8 SINGAPORE, Ma r 5 —A lorry knocked down three women at a busy roadside market in Lim Tua Tow Road this morn* inff, killing one and injuring the other two. The driver fled, iouvine Madam Chong Wah 5* of Kampong Lieu I.ian dead141 words
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Article244 1963-03-13 8 Kuala lumpur. Mar. 5. A total of 94 questions will be raised at the House of Representatives on Mar. 1! or 12. The questions c ver jects such as education iron ore industry, goats, sheep and cattle rearing art health. Eighty-two of them are244 words
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Article, Illustration470 1963-03-13 9 AUSTEN 2ECHA - by AUSTEN 2ECHA \japanese iron team I TOLD: IF YOU WANT 0{K SYMPATHY, WE WANT A CONTRACT KUALA LUMPUR, Mar. 4. r; Federation Government today demanded lair, stabilised prices and a long-term Lontract for its iron ore exports to Japan. I la an interview, the Assistant Minister470 words
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94 1963-03-13 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mar. 4—A Japanese friendship society has appealed to Malayans to raise mutual understanding between the two countries through personal efforts. In a letter to the Straits runes, tfie direetor of the Asia-African Oceanic Friendship Society of Japan, .Mr. Ichiro Fukuda, said that94 words
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Article160 1963-03-13 9 t PENANG. Mar. 4. E Indonesians picked up from a drifting fishing boat on Mar. 1 off Pangkor Island were repatriated to Sumatra during the weekend. The men. who included three armed and uniformed arnn men were sent back by the Indonesian Consulate here. Another eight160 words
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Article48 1963-03-13 9 Reuter. JAKARTA. Mur. 3.~lndoneisa’s Navy Chief-of-Staff, Rear-Admiral E. Martadinata, said yesterday Ills ships in the Malacca Straits vas ready for any “confrontation” with Malaya. Antara news agency said he was speaking during an inspection tour of Rhio Islands to check naval alertness. Reuter.Reuter. - 48 words
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77 1963-03-13 9 PEKAN, Mar. 5—The Alliance candidate for the coming Pahang Tua State Legislative Assembly by-election, lnche Mohamed Mokhtar bin Haji Daud. has been elected chairman of the Umno branch here Hbngku Abdul Jalil bin Tengku Sulaiman. a cousin ot the Sultan of Pahang, has77 words
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Article57 1963-03-13 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mar. 4. A housewife. Lee Ah Fo-»k. 47. of Jinjang South, was today fined $1,400. or eight months jail, on two charges connect'd with instilling intoxicating liquot She pleaded gul:: to bring knowingly concerned In dtshliing liquor and oossessine five gallons of liquor on which57 words
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Article181 1963-03-13 9 JAKARTA, Mar. 4 rPHE chairman of the Indonesian Communist Party. D. N. Aidit, has been appointed to the Government committee set up to report on economic and financial problems of Indonesia. The Information Minister, Dr. Ruslan Abdulgani. told reporters today that the committee appointed earlier this181 words
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357 1963-03-13 9 Resolution to be discussed at People’s Progressive Parly annual meeting KUALA LUMPUR, Mar. 5. LUMPUR branch of the Peoples’ Progressive Party is to urge the Government to break off diplomatic relations with Indonesia and provide adequate naval protection for Malayan fishermen in the Malacca Straits.357 words
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407 1963-03-13 10 SINGAPORE, March 5. JLWIPLOYERS proposing to make major changes in the way their companies are run were urged today to take their staff into their confidence. The advice, by the Industrial Arbitration Court, was contained in its award in the dispute between407 words
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Article35 1963-03-13 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Mur 3—The I■ 11 1 MfiHu lie:, sir. Dido Abu kur bln Iiaumda. lodny visited he Sunr'*i Merab group settle* ineiii iticu to Mdebriite Hurl Raya with the MO i,ettlers.35 words
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212 1963-03-13 10 kUALA LUMPUR. Mar. 5. The royal town of Klang will go gay on Mar. 9 when the Sultan of Selangor celebrates his 37th birthday. A feast for religious leaders in the State on the evening of Mar 8 at the Istana Alam Shah212 words
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189 1963-03-13 10 Kuala lumpur, Mar. 3 A six-member Japanese iron ore mission. led by Mr. Wagatsuma, director of Yawata Iron and Steel Company, arrived here tonight for discussions with the Federation Government officials and local mining representatives. The mission will discuss the present situation of189 words
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Article62 1963-03-13 10 SINGAPORE. Mar. 5. Throe new Australian Army units will arrive in Malaya between Autrusand November to relieve unit which have complettd their twovear terms with the Common wealth Forces stationed here. Units to be relieml are the 2nd Bn.. Royal Australian Regiment tn 103rd Field Battery62 words
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Article58 1963-03-13 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Mar. s—The Royal Federation Police Band will hold a tattoo on the Pi talint Jaya Club padang at 730 p.m tomorrow It will give a display in th< Sordang Bharu Local Council compound at 5.15 p.m. on Mar. 7 and on the Sungei Besi town58 words
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174 1963-03-13 10 fPOH, Mar. 4. Two professors will visit Ipoh tomorrow to give talks to local private and Government doctors at the General Hospital here. Dr. William Molnar, professor of Radiology at Ohio State University, who Is touring Malaya, will speak at the nurses’ lecture174 words
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Article, Illustration407 1963-03-13 10 RAJA DI-HIUR ALSO NAMED AS SECOND HEIR APPARENT IPOH, Mar. 4 T h e new heirs apparent of Perak the Raja Muda and the Raja di-Hilir were appointed today at a special meeting of the Dewan Negara held in the Istana Iskandariah at Kuala Kangsar The407 words
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466 1963-03-13 11 KUALA LUMPUR, March 5 HF n i at issue between the Federation and j ore on financial arrangements after Who is to control the machine for colmws ill the State? ■ipct i* IV,;. Mini-ter of Finance. L. f.... said this tor irther466 words
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80 1963-03-13 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mar 5 iue federation Government ouering scholarships t( Mai. vans to take a three year enur e at the College o Agriculture in Serdang. start mg In May Candidates who wish t< app y must have obtained Grad 1 or II Federation ui Malaya80 words
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Article66 1963-03-13 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mar. 4 —The Gcmrnor of Malacca, Tun H.n. Abdul M.ilek bin Yusuf, present'd c r Uicates to 20 Seouts at tin :h.rd annual Scout rally attended \v 6'JO Scouts at the Hir.i School padang here over the weekend. B. fore the Governor inspected a66 words
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138 1963-03-13 11 OINGAPORE. Mar. 5. A six-man team of Singapore business leaders left by Cathay Pacific Airways today for Hong Kong to attend the Italian industrial fair there. They were Mr. Runmc Shaw, managing director of Shaw Organisation; Mr G Ellis, director of Jardint138 words
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505 1963-03-13 11 SINGAPORE, March 5 University of Singapore announced today that the following candidates have passed the examination for the degree of Bachelor of Science held in January and have been awarded honours in the subjects Indicated: 1 irst Class Honours: Miss Chou Yu505 words
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Article, Illustration92 1963-03-13 11 Kuala lumpur, Mar. s—YVong Soo King, 23, (below) a ticket collector at the Cathay Cinema, was knocked down by a bus (top foreground) in Pudu Road here today. He died of severe head injuries. He was crossing the road on his way92 words
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Article33 1963-03-13 11 PENANO, Mar. 5. —Tang Swee Laik, 25, was today fined $95, or one month’s jail, for attempting to re-sell four cinema tickets at the Central Theatre last night He pleaded guilty.33 words
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Article, Illustration392 1963-03-13 12 K. BASKARAN - ACTRESS LOOKING FORWARD TO TRY OUR HOT CURRY SHE HAS HEARD SO MUCH ABOUT IT By K. BASKARAN KUALA LUMPUR, Mar. 5. —British actress Susannah York, 21, stepped off a BOAC aircraft here today and the lirst question she asked was: “Where can392 words
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Article146 1963-03-13 12 A LOR STAR, Mar. 5. Several kampongs and villages in Kedah are facing an acute shortage of water. There has been no rain for nearly three months. Rivers and wells have dried up. In some areas vl’lagers have not been able to take a bath146 words
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Article108 1963-03-13 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Mar. 5 Two students at the Technical Institute here, Fong Pak Lai and Leong Cheng Heng, wi'l receive $lll6 each from he Rotary Clubs of Petaling )a.va and Mount Gambia in Australia. Till was disclosed by the l'n* id.mt ot the Peta lng Jaya108 words
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Article65 1963-03-13 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mar. s—The lUai Supreme Commander-In-Chief, Air Chief Marshal Dawee Chullasapya. arrived here by car over the weekend after a four-day visit to British military Installations In Singapore. A Thai Embassy official here •said today the Air Chief Marshal was here on a65 words
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Article27 1963-03-13 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Mar. s.—The 'a hr dl-Pertuan Agong has sent greetings to President Kwame Nkrumah on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of Ghana's independence27 words
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Article73 1963-03-13 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mar. 5 Mr. C. Mills, a former partner of the law firm of Bannon and Bailey here, has sued a lawyer in the firm. Mr. S. D. K Peddie. for payment of $32,000 ;n partnership shares in the iirm said to have been sold to73 words
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Article53 1963-03-13 12 KUCHING, Mar. 5. Sarawak’s first Divisional Advisory Council today approved a motion that the council "fully and unreservedly recommends the report of the InterGovernmental Committee.” The voting was 11 in favour and f' ur against. All four against members were of the antl-Malavsia •Sarawak53 words
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181 1963-03-13 12 J/UALA LUMPUR. Mar, 4. —T h e 14.000. strong National Mini*-, Workers’ Union is to {t sue a 14-day strike no. tice on Mar. 9 to Euro-pean-managed tin mines in the country The counting ct 'rut ballot, which stai the union’s headqua-e-’ here on181 words
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Article76 1963-03-13 12 KUALA LUMPUR Mar 5 Shortly before he saw the De?'- :v Prime Minister, Tun Abciul bin Hussein, off to M i ...h day, the .vau'e: here. Mr. Yusup R. Abuh.inr received news of the death oi his father. Mr. Salim .4‘iubakar. at Jo!o in the76 words
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Article33 1963-03-13 12 SEREMBAN. Mar. s.— The Y.vr di-Pcrtuan Bcsar will 41st birthday on Mar’ll There will be a oh. padang in the morning a G garden party In the even.33 words
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Article87 1963-03-13 12 SINGAPORE. Mar. 4-The Chinese YMCA Is sponsoring a youth education tour by Malayan Airways tc Kuching. Slbu, Brunei and Jesselton during the Easter holidays. The tour will cost $250 a student, Inclusive of air fare, accommodation and sight seeing expenses. Twelve girls and 14 boys from secondary scho<87 words
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679 1963-03-13 13 SINGAPORE, March 6. H.r KUAN YEW today gave a categori ■1 ca i assurance that the Federation Minister 11 1 Finance would have all the checks and suHpervis»on over the proper and efficient colHlectiou of taxes in Singapore. K B ;i r679 words
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Article57 1963-03-13 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mar. 6—Four Malayan lecturers have returned heme after a six-month tour of the United States under the International Teacher Development Programme of the US. State Department. They are Inche Abdul Kndlr bln Hajl Hashlm. Inche Mokhtar bln Haji Mohammed Dom, Mr. Kant? Kee Chuang.57 words
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Article, Illustration321 1963-03-13 13 SULTAN OF SELANGOR OPENS NEW $3.6 MILLION CHER AS SUPPLY K U A L A LUMPUR, lv Mar. 5. The $3.f> million Cheras water supply scheme, which will cater for more than 40,000 people living in the KajangCheras Sungei Besl area, was opened today by■me yesterday.—Straits Times picture. - 321 words
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Article161 1963-03-13 13 SINGAFK3RE, March 5. (JCORES of people watched today as bulldozers moved into Toa Payoh to level the first plot of land in the huge squatter area marked for a multimillion dollar development. Among them were two parliamentary secretaries, Mr. Chan Chee Seng and Mr. Chor161 words
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Article49 1963-03-13 13 KUCHING. Mar. 5—The Assistant Information Officer. Sibu Mr. Chill Cilia Kwei. 40. is to at tend a three-month information training course in London from March 18 The course Is intended to eive at insight into the planning and or gunisatinn of Government informa tion services49 words
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153 1963-03-13 13 KUCHING. Mar. 6 Information and broadcasting services officials of the five Malaysian territories began a throe-day meeting in Kuching this afternoon. They will discuss subjects of mutual Interest to the territories, a spokesman said today. Representing the Federation of Malaya are the Director of Information153 words
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178 1963-03-13 13 SINGAPORE, Mar. 5. Three lawyers were today allowed into Outram Prison to interview the 100-odd political detainees. They were the first non-relatives to visit the jail since the mass arrests on Feb. 2. They were Mr. T. T. Rajah and Mr. Tan Wee178 words
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647 1963-03-13 14 MANILA, March 6 rpUN Abdul Razak, leader of Malaya’s delegation to the Ecafe conference here, said today that Malaya would wholeheartedly endorse the proposal for the inclusion of Australia and New Zealand in the geographical scope of the Ecafe. Tun647 words
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Article238 1963-03-13 14 |>ENANG, Mar. 4.—lt was the duty of every loyal Malayan citizen to stand united when the nation was threatened with confrontation, the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. said last night. “We must have full confidence in our prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, and Rive him238 words
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Article53 1963-03-13 14 SINGAPORE. Mar. 6.— liurglars broke into Che borne of a businessman, Mr. Tan Kim Seng. 13, in Thomson Road yesterday and got away with jewellery worth $3,800. The burglars ransacked the house while the family slept. The burglars are believed to have got into the house by53 words
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427 1963-03-13 14 KUALA LUMPUR, March 6. jyjAJOR questions such as the relationships between Malaya and the Philip, pines, the position of ASA, and asylum tor political leaders will be raised during next week's meeting of the House of Re- 1 presentatives.427 words
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Article, Illustration461 1963-03-13 15 I A LUMPUR. BhMai J. Special ■nuV planning rules for Kldiivs will come W nt0 i "re shortly to Unsure that Kuala Brumpur a “worthy. functional im a piui of Malaya and Klalaysia. 1 1 The Federal Capital’s Komiri'-.i tT. Hajl461 words
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87 1963-03-13 15 IPAIPING. Mar. 6. The Mentri Besar of Perak )ato Sha'ari bm Shafliee, told f a *ay Qusir.e"n.en that they fere unsuccessful in their lusiness because of “poor kchn*que L!I e was ,°Penng a new daily lair costing $16 000. I the fair consists of 3287 words
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Article31 1963-03-13 15 Mrtr s T be GovemHior irf <84.000 In rewards Barren f r atU;n leadln 8 to the Hrecovery of rebels and the Hr> of rn 's since Jan. 9.31 words
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Article65 1963-03-13 15 KOTA BHARU, Mar. 6—The Raja Permaisurl Agong visited the Girl Guides Association headquarters here this evening. The Queen, who is on a private visit to the State, was shown round by tne chairman of the association. Che Kechik binte Mohamed Talib. and the Guide Commissioner,65 words
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Article, Illustration357 1963-03-13 15 Increasing trend for exchange of ideas’ OINGAPORE, Mar. 5. The West Australian Minister for Industrial Development, Mr. C. W. Court, said here today that the pattern of world affairs would bring people living around the Indian Ocean “together increasingly." This trend, he added, stressed the need for increasing the exchange357 words
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122 1963-03-13 15 K A r A LUMPUR. est -Y < long‘St > riKe in the PedSaY Estate ,n h Hl f a Kt i i?, in Kuala •5&JST" b v$t3g?uns Federation Malacca the fr,-. Uon ls n °w strikeEstite St hv e Hua San started on122 words
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329 1963-03-13 15 SINGAPORE, March. 7. 'J'HE Western Australian Minister for Industrial Development, Mr. C. W. Court, said today that Malaysia would give Australian industrialists “added confidence” to invest here. He described Malaysia as a “great force for good in Asia." and “the most stable political force329 words
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126 1963-03-13 15 IT" OTA BHARU, Mar. 5. —Kelantan Alliance Is being re-organised for an all-out attempt to capture the State from the PMIP in next year’s general election. A drive to erflst members and supporters will begin this month and will continue until alter126 words
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601 1963-03-13 16 HENRY PAUL - Two *basic assurances 9 and a friendship resolution By HENRY PAUL IPOII, March 7. YIALAYA’S iron miners heaved a sigh of 1 relief at the two “basic” assurances given them here today by the visiting Japanese steel industry delegation. The assurances are that Japan601 words
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Article68 1963-03-13 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Mar. 7.—The Treasury will not consider any reduction of the 15 per cent export duty on iron ore, according to well-informed Government sources today. The sources said the duty was "low enough” and iron ore mines were making good profits at the present price68 words
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Article41 1963-03-13 16 KAJANG, Mar. 7.—A 14-member Language Board has been set up here to test applicants for Federal clti/enshlp in the Ulu Langat district. A panel of the board sat for the first time on May 5 and tested 23 applicants.41 words
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Article, Illustration261 1963-03-13 16 FUALA LUMPUR. “Mar. 7. —Two members of Klang Town Council —one Socialist Front, the other Peoples’ Progressive Party —have challenged each other to resign and recontest their seats. The challenge is over allegations at last night’s Council meeting about the allocation of a261 words
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Article49 1963-03-13 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Mar. 7—The State Secretary of Trengganu. Dato Andika Indera, will leave for he United States soon on a twomonth study tour under the auspices of the U.S. State Department. Dato Andika will visit civic, cultural and sporting organisations there during his tour.49 words
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211 1963-03-13 16 KUCHING, March 8 THE Council Negri voted unanimously today u A adopt the recommendations contained i-inter-Government report on Malaysia After an all-day debate it welcomed the creation of Malaysia by Aug. 31. For all practical purposes, the vote guarantees Sarawak’s entry. The council further211 words
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Article135 1963-03-13 16 Kuala lumpur, v Mar. B—The Chancellor of the University of Singapore, Dato Lee Kong Chian, has donated two large murals, worth $130,000, to the new National Museum here. The murals—lls feet long and 20 feet high will be ilxed to the front of the museum.135 words
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179 1963-03-13 16 K KUALA LUMPUR, Mar B* The Chief Justice Dato Sir James Thomson today advised magistrates to commit cases ot gross indecency for trial in 3 High Court. He said that because of the general climate of public opinion” a conviction for such an of179 words
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77 1963-03-13 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Mar The Socialist Front hi Jo refused permission o y public rallies at Sentin. pak and Gombak duri 1 t party’s proposed 1 rok Week” over the detent one of its leaders. Inc mad Boestamam. anc than 100 other party IK77 words
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Article, Illustration376 1963-03-13 17 HEAVY EXPORT DUTY MAKES MALAYA UNCOMPETITIVE KUALA LUMPUR, Mar. 8. VISITING Japanese steel industry delegation said that Malaya's iron ore resources showed p definite tapering-off trend and advised that “effective measures” be taken to find new supplies. Mr. T. Wagatsuma, leader of the376 words
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276 1963-03-13 17 The National Patriotic Fund now totals $1 81, 500 Ix L A LUMPUR, Mm. 8. Uonans lo tin* National triotit* lund reveil several ia\ an newspapers it now readied u r J Mians Times toreceived a total ol ,.i w tiicii jiiMil canir ii'thf employees i, t I’ontian l mted276 words
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Article43 1963-03-13 17 I; R Mar. 7—Mr If the Depart n Services here r e ,r I"ndon on Marcl i o m nth course at the 5 Information. I ['i l)el, ig provided by I rv 'vernment under M eclln *cal co-opera-43 words
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100 1963-03-13 17 I an,l 8 --^isignia iVrai's (U'corat.ons for r«; r n t v .orders for I 'iti/. ns a distinguished 'thS^'r****** D-r »n i ll v V chosen R. r .1 )y th Mentri s, '»n c 11, s 4 haari bin S. ut100 words
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Article56 1963-03-13 17 Reuter LONDON. Mar B—Mr. Geofey Rippon, Minister oi Pub ic Building and Works flew to Hong Kong today on a three-week tour-of Far and Middle East countries. He is due to visit Singapore, Aden. Bahrein and Cyprus before returning tome on March 28. Mr Rippon will studyReuter - 56 words
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Article, Illustration127 1963-03-13 17 SINGAPORE, Mar. G An American tourist expert, Mr. E.P. Corippo (above), said here today that Singapore should prepare herself to cater for all classes of touri>ts Mr. Corippo. who is leading 19 American and Canadian travel agents round the world, said that127 words
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Article33 1963-03-13 17 SINGAPORE. Mar. 6.—The 1962 Christmas Fair sponsored ioint.\ by the Singapore Children's Society. the Spastics Children s A sociaiion and the Singapore Asso* ition for the Deaf, yielded total of $BO,OOO33 words
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Article201 1963-03-13 17 kUALA LUMPUR, Mar. 8. A dilapidated building is being sought by the Cheshire Foundation Home in its efforts to start a home here. With such a building it would be possible to start a home for one-tenth of what it would cost to build a201 words
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Article42 1963-03-13 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Mar. 7.—Mr A. Somanth has born elected president of the Alumni Association of the Technical College, Kua.a Lumpur. Otiier officials are vice-president, Mr. C T. Nathan; secretary, Mr. Tan Soon Hock and treasurer, Mr. P.J B. Manen.42 words
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Article31 1963-03-13 17 TELUK ANSON. Mar. 8. Mr. Khoo Em? Poh, Dental Officer. Lower Perak has left on transfer to Butterworth. He is been succeeded by Mr. Yeofii Cheang Hin from Butterworth.31 words
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233 1963-03-13 17 SINGAPORE, March 8 fNCHE A. A. Edrus. proprietor of Qalam. a printing firm in Geylang told the Industial Arbitration Court today that he had had to sell three machines at a loss to keep his firm running. He was making his final submission at the233 words
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Article50 1963-03-13 17 SINGAPORE, Mar. B—Tan8 —Tan Teng Ah. a clerk at the Government. Printing Office, was adjudicated a bankrupt by Mr. Justice Ambrose In the High Court today Tan's liabilities amounted to $5,535 owing to eight creditors. He was ordered to pay tlie Offi cial Assignee $4O a month.50 words
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Article, Illustration275 1963-03-13 18 SINGAPORE, Mar. 6. Malaya was today described as a “paradise for social scientists’ by Singapore’s Curator of Anthropology, Mr. Christopher Hooi. Mr. Hcxjl, who was giving “an anthopologists’s views on social customs’’ at a Lions Club luncheon, said that Malaya had many275 words
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285 1963-03-13 18 Kuala lumpur, Mar. 3—The Sultan of Selangor will create three Datos and bestow honours on more than 50 people on his 37th birthday tomorrow. The royal town of Klang has been decorated with flags and bunting for the three-day celebrations which began285 words
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301 1963-03-13 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Mar. 3.—Syed Zainal Abidin. Secretary to the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, today refuted throe “lies” broadcast by Indonesia yesterday. THAT Malayans were lorbidden—under pain of arrest—to listen to Jakarta Radio; THAT the Malayan authorities were closely watching the movements of Indonesians301 words
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Article49 1963-03-13 18 SINGAPORE, Mar. 6.—The Ist. Bn. of the Singapore Infantry Regiment will hold a passing-rut parade of 39 recruits at Ulu Pandan Camp at 9.30 a.m. on Mar. 8. The parade will be inspected by the General Officer Commanding. Singapore Base District. Ma 1-Gen E A W Williams.49 words
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195 1963-03-13 18 ikUALA LUMPUR, Mar. v 8. The Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, will inaugurate a new system of signalling between here and Tampin at the Seremban railway station on March 18. The relay auto block system of signalling is195 words
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Article49 1963-03-13 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Mar. 8 Malaya’s external trade in the first month of this year amounted to S412.6 million $5.3 million more than in December 1962 but S18.3 million less than in January last year. Imports in January this year were worth $204.5 million; exports $208.1 million.49 words
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192 1963-03-13 18 MALACCA, Mar. 8 Tengku Abdui man will be asked to speed up the forma, tion of Malaysia if possible to July 1q if a resolution ij passed during th# weekend. The resolution will be di cussed at the annul meeting of Malacca Kaj192 words
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Article52 1963-03-13 18 KLANG. Mir. 8 A Lim Po Lai. 28. of Fc\. died lasi night a: r .i cycle on w hich she ,u u r: pillion was involved collision with a ca. ;:e mile Klang-Kuala r.:n":;: Her husband. Lim school teacher, who was machine, escaped wr.h n52 words
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Article25 1963-03-13 18 IPOH. Mar. 8. A' e >'*' e Mon Sooi Thoo. the police that hi- w*; at S9OO. was stolen from Ali Pitchay here last25 words
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Article168 1963-03-13 18 SINGAPORE, Mar. The first battalion of the Singapore Infantry Regiment today finally came up to full strength —almost 10 years after its formation. The authorised battalion strength of 800 was achieved with the passing-out of 39 recruits at the Ulu Pandan Camp early today. At the168 words
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Article771 1963-03-13 19 HH :irro, K| astride,, IE running- icndid race■■'V > r FillbusH m Pensioners IS »'i ea^« ■W", it- meeting. MB'. .mu tanned in all-the* |KV me Ladles Wp, i. pack of Hu an easy half ■Eh Angkor. Wat |Mr Film II who Hdhi f°r second Hsulai771 words
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Article, Illustration144 1963-03-13 19 If LANG, Mar 9. The Sultan of Selangor celebrated his 37th birthday today and though the occasion was one of grandeur ana pomp, he spoke of the external threat that faced the State and the country. The celebrations during the day got off to a start144 words
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Article154 1963-03-13 19 IPOH, March 10. A FEDERATION Armed Forces selection team will be at the Territorial Army centre in Tambun Road here from Wednesday till Saturday to select recruits for the Federation Supplies and Transport Services, Federation Ordnance Services, Federation Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Royal Malayan Navy ana154 words
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Article38 1963-03-13 19 IPOH, Mar. 10.—The Perak branch of the Malayan Red Croes Society will hold Its annual appeal week from April 2. Red Cross members will sell flags throughout the State on April 6 and 7.38 words
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Article25 1963-03-13 19 INGAPORE, Mar. 10.—The Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, will present valedictory letters to five retired officers of his ministry on Tuesday..25 words
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Miscellaneous114 1963-03-13 19 BIG SWEEP Total Pool: $249,175 1st No. *****0 (9141 .Gy7. No. *****0 (940.485) 3rd No. 4GG777 (920,242) Starters: (91,500 each) Nos: *****0. *****3. *****9, *****1. *****2. *****7. *****0, *****0. 092O85. *****5. *****2, *****9. *****2. *****5. *****8, *****5. *****9. Consolation: (9750 each): Nos, *****5, *****2. *****8, *****7. *****4, *****4. IG0801. *****4.114 words
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MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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1185 1963-03-13 20 From Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Stock Exchange last week was extremely quiet and in the industrial section, still the mainstay of the market, prices moved within narrow limit*. There was almost a complete lack of incentives and interest and the turnover suffered a further1,185 words
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Article387 1963-03-13 20 a FTER some hesitancy the decline was halted this week and prices fluctuated narrowly with the market inclined to sit back and re-assess the position, report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current rubber market survey. 8ome fairly aggressive buying of April, May and June No. 1387 words
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Article34 1963-03-13 20 (Minglin' Price*) Firat Malayan 1.66 t fl4 Second Malayan 117 10* Third Malayan m g< Klraf Hong Kong l.yo |‘o** Second Hong Kong 73 77. sterling Commodity 4/4 4/10 (•Hong Kong currency),34 words
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Article33 1963-03-13 20 RUBBER TIN (per lb.) (per picul) March 4. 74 ft cts- $428.50 5. cts. $429.87ft 6. 74ft cts. $431.12 ft 7. 74ft cts. |431.12ft 8. 75* 4 eta f430.12ft 8430 5033 words
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Article32 1963-03-13 20 > J 1^ B NAN Mar. 10.—The Penang division of the Civil Delenct Corps is prepared to take part in the defence of the country Mr O. H, Qoh. the Controller!32 words
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Article39 1963-03-13 20 Industrials: Mar 7 Mar 8 Mar 8 Tins: 100JJ J®®’® 2 100.78 100.57 180 58 rubbers: 104*75 104 r ,fi ini’gl J°®® 9 100.1 S 100.80 Revised. ,#4 M 56 105.16 ***** Dec. 29. 1962 100.39 words
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Article934 1963-03-13 20 THE tabic of shares on the 1 Malayan Stock Exchange shows last business to March I, (A) and last business since that date (B) with H and L standing for Highest and Lowest business for last year and this year to date. IMUSTRIAIS St Atlas ics 2.35934 words
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