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The Straits Budget
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Title Section31 1963-07-17 1 The Straits Budget THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES MALAYA S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER Series t Kuala Lumpur, July 17, 1963. r Price 40 oents (Malaya) or 1 shilling. KDN *7031 words
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Article363 1963-07-17 2 INTERESTED - INTERESTED Koala Lumpur YOUR correspondent “Prosperity’s” point of view on the recent collusion between the I.T.C. and the G.SA. is sound as far as it goes. A stable price of tin is certainly in the best interests of producers and consumers, but the lopsided and363 words
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Article81 1963-07-17 2 JIMMY IAN - JIMMY IAN Singapore VOUR correspondent Mr. x Tan Bang Huat iB.T. July 1) has echoed the feeling of many other less fortunate teachers in Singapore who are also waiting anxiously for the Ministry of Education to act on their cases concerning *aiaries and Increments. For the last three81 words
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Article74 1963-07-17 2 HOMO SAPIENS - HOMO SAPIENS Koala Lumpur ILLUSTRATIONS in Government publications have never been very good, but struck bottom in the posters put up during the recent “anti-confrontation” propaganda campaign. The laudable intention was, no doubt, to evoke patriotism, but I for one felt more inclined to mirth. The creatures depicted74 words
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Article101 1963-07-17 2 S. T. MANI - S. T. MANI Sungkai AN reading the press statement of the Commissioner for National Registration in connection with citizenship application forms, I would like to inform him through you that the forms were actually in short supply in Perak. The Registration officer at Ipoh wrote101 words
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Article103 1963-07-17 2 PARENT - PARENT Singapore AS a parent I think it is time something was done about the supplementary fees collected each term from students. I have five children In school, and it is a real pinch for me to pay up for all of them each term.103 words
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Article120 1963-07-17 2 BROTHER - BROTHER Kuala Lumpur MY younger sister and brother were born on July l, 1948 and September 17, 1949 respectively Their births were not registered due to the prevailing Emergency On December 13. 1980. my father sent all the necessary documents to the Registrar of Births and Deaths.120 words
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Article59 1963-07-17 2 DISGUSTED - DISGUSTED Kuala Lumpur F vogue with several of your correspondents, letters posted to me In Singapore on May 8 reached me on the 13th. Incidentally this was a letter asking me to act as best-man at a wedding of my best friend which took place on May 1259 words
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Article163 1963-07-17 2 PROSPERITY - PROSPERITY Kampar REFER to the letter by "Observer” (ST. July 4) c i the subject of stockpile tin sales What Is to be gained by Malaya resigning from the 1.T.u.? By all means let Malayan miners protest to the Americans, the O S.A and the steel163 words
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270 1963-07-17 2 LEE ENG TEH - 800 toured Klang book displa y PRIMARY AIM ACHIEVED LEE ENG TEH President, Gurney Memorial Library Klang I REFER to the reports *n 1 your Issues ot July y and 10 ol the exhibition ot nauonal language boots organised by this library ajid neid last week-end. iSTgovernment departments, schools and270 words
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Article124 1963-07-17 2 8IA KAH HUI - 8IA KAH HUI President, Singapore Teachers' Union REGARDING your report 0 (S T July 2) of my address to the Singapore Teachers' Union annual delegates conference please penult me to make the lollowlng points in order to avoid any misunderstandings: Inspectors of schools are a group of well-trained124 words
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245 1963-07-17 2 i ■ I PAl H - i I PAl H Chit Inspect of School- Miniw of i ducats Singapore 1 REFER to U t’.erii® “Parent’ a, a s Lr Times ol Juiy lu. «.r 1( j -..to clarify the n. pprehM sion and doubt regard® supplementary coil® ed each245 words
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Article79 1963-07-17 2 – TCtE - TCtE*,* Manae*' fie Trava^ Kuantan mHERE is an e er in® JL report (S.T in A headed “A nej for Pthang’ T y ;omP«j built the bridge -•'<£ j Pontian River nl f n0 t 400ft. long, b .as been engaged e bridg e struction of tn over79 words
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Article400 1963-07-17 3 c, 11 me nisincis. Times, July 8 II < Front can have result* True, I nd tli>’ Mayor, Co: T >icw. is himsel! wt u, id of difference t-., landslide 14-1 u 1 and the 9-ti eh the Front I 1 of the City Only a few scorec, 11 me nisincis. ■ Times, July 8 - 400 words
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Article260 1963-07-17 3 P ahang Poll —Straits Times, July 8 I: 0^'( A had virtually Juncu .1 f the five towt1 omin-, ns in Pahang by U dll0 lay. In Haul), Kuala Lipis, Kuantan and Temerloh-Menta*ab, the opposition parties yielded so many seats wdthout a contest that the only real question was whether—Straits Times, July 8 - 260 words
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Article247 1963-07-17 3 —Straits Times. July 9 Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew has understandably been concerned to make the best of Mr. Lim Kean Siew’s defeat, the sharpest single blow the Socialist Front suffered in the Penang elections Mr. Lim. .t seems, sacrificed himself by going into a marginal ward, the party—Straits Times. July 9 - 247 words
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Article682 1963-07-17 3 —Straits Times, July 10 Malaysia has not been born without travail. In more than two years of discussion, debate, j negotiation and confrontation, die final proceedings in London have been, in their way, the most arduous phase of all. Noone thought of failure/ Yet there were—Straits Times, July 10 - 682 words
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Article419 1963-07-17 3 —Straits Times, July 10 The Health Advisory Council has been given extreme!: broad terms of reference It is expected to guide the Government on getting people to eat the right food, keeping tin.* towns and villages clean, increasing the number of hospitals and supply of medical men, preventing—Straits Times, July 10 - 419 words
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Article182 1963-07-17 3 —Straits Times. July 10 The water situation in Singapore is rather belter than it was in early May when rationing was first stepped up to 12-hours daily. Stocks in reservoirs on the island stand at 42.5 per cent of capacity, against 41 per cent then, while the flow—Straits Times. July 10 - 182 words
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Article709 1963-07-17 3 —Straits Times. July 11 Malaya's population will double within twenty years, remarked a representative >f the International Planned Parenthood Federation after commending simple methods of birth control for use in this country. It was not a very original prediction. Mr George Cadbury possibly attracted more attention with—Straits Times. July 11 - 709 words
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Article311 1963-07-17 4 —Straits Times, July 11 It seems a foregone conclusion that the Alliance will ,-e- tain control of ill three Mall aeea ’Ural district councils u; for election today Th' Socialist Fiont is contesting 1 no more than 21 seats out of a total of 53, while the P—Straits Times, July 11 - 311 words
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Article659 1963-07-17 4 —Straits Times, July 12 President Soekarno’s renewal of hostility towards the Tengku end Malaysia is as dismaying as it is surprising. The cloud? of confrontation are gathering again, and at a time when the success of the London negotiations had appeared to promise the last of—Straits Times, July 12 - 659 words
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Article675 1963-07-17 4 —Straits Times July 13 So successful apparently has been the scheme for the rehabilitation of Singapore’s young gangsters that the riots on Pulau Senang come as a very great shock. Ot course there have been occasional whispers of trouble on the island, including the odd attempt to—Straits Times July 13 - 675 words
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Article240 1963-07-17 4 waters hi m* a —Straits Times J- I The Malacca Strait> p.i.r.i grow increasingly bla indiscriminate in tiun of victims. Where A fishermen and trade;> been the targets of tr. -t t recent raids, the luV?! ent the eighth in four weeks involv* J Indonesians. Rekewd andwaters hi m* " ' ' a —Straits Times J- I - 240 words
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Article, Illustration241 1963-07-17 5 KUALA LUMPUR, July 8 •TO oir Alexander Oppenheim, Vice-Chancellor n v t;o university of Malaya, has asked to be .J irom his post so that he can return to his old lev l -mathematics. n university authorit. mg to get him to ue> post241 words
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Article37 1963-07-17 5 LUMPUR. July 7.—The i: *■■■.•’!national Club here “v u 1 bring and buy" sale to swell its club uc.s of the club have u bring food, cakes, a'* €rs otuer articles for the37 words
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Article184 1963-07-17 5 OINGAPORE, July 7. The Dewan Bahasa in Singapore has published a bi-lingual book which will be great help to those who are sitting for the next Standard One national language public examination in August. The book consists of 62 lessons. It is also useful184 words
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Article38 1963-07-17 5 BANTING. July 12—The Mentri Besar of Dato Abu Bakar bln Bagi.ida, will open two schools here on lAiesday The two the Malay Secondary School and the Tamil National Type Primary School cost $120,00038 words
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305 1963-07-17 5 DORT SWETTENHAM, July 7. —Two deep sea fishermen’s organisations in Pulau Ketam, 15 miles from here, are conducting classes for the island’s 2,000 fishermen to improve their geographical knowledge of the Malayan t e r r i t orial waters. The classes305 words
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451 1963-07-17 5 KHOR CHEANG KEE - -by KHOR CHEANG KEE PENANG, July 8. i\l R Ooi Thiam Siow is expected to be reelected Mayor of George Town for a fourth term when the new City Council meets on July 16. Nominations close on July 13. Mr. C. Y.451 words
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173 1963-07-17 5 Kota bharu, July i. —This State capital will go gay for three days from July 10 to celebrate the 45th birthday of the Sultan of Kelantan. The town has already been decorated with flags and bunting. Several arches with the words "Long Live the173 words
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137 1963-07-17 5 SINGAPORE, July 9. Nineteen members of the Photographic Society of Singapore have been honoured by the International Federation of Photographic Art (F.1.A.P.) of Switzerland. The honours are awarded to both professionals and amateurs who have devoted themselves to the development of photographic art and137 words
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Article162 1963-07-17 6 OENANG, July 9. A young widow described today how her husband was stabbed in the chest by a man outside the Great World Park on the night of April 5. “He shouted In pain and I had to hold him up,” ffiu Pak, 26, told162 words
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Article27 1963-07-17 6 PEKAN, July 8 More than 2.00 U people mostly schoolchildren. have been X-rayed here by the tuberculosis control team from the Ministry of Health.27 words
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Article221 1963-07-17 6 SINGAPORE. July 8. WHE Public Utilities Board will meet tomorrow to review the water situation and. consider the possibility of relaxing the 12-hour daily rationing. The chairman, Dr Fong Kim Heng. said the board would also seek the opinion of Mr. EJ. Smith, the Australian221 words
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Article38 1963-07-17 6 PENANG, July 8 Anton Fernando. 40. was today allowed bail when he pleaded not guilty to a charge of behaving in a disorderly manner at the junction of Dato Kramat Road and Lorong Kulit last night38 words
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Article, Illustration155 1963-07-17 6 THE Federation Miiiimi, of Agriculture and Co-operatives. I nr he Mohamed Khir Johan on July 7 praised the diplomacy of Singapore politician Mrs. Felice Leon-Sob in bringing about the recent meeting in Tokyo between President SoVkarno and Tengku \ltdui Rahman, which ended Indonesia's confrontation policy155 words
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Article180 1963-07-17 6 SINGAPORE, July B. More queries on past activities of Barisan Sosiaiis leaders came from the United People’s Party today in the current “open confrontation” between the two parties. With the six queries today, the UPP have posed a total of 23 “embarrassing questions” to the Barisan180 words
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273 1963-07-17 6 CINC.AFORE, July B.—Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, in a statement from London today said Singapore would NOT contribute 40 per cent of its revenue to the Federation Government after Malaysia. The contribution would amount to only 40273 words
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Article18 1963-07-17 6 PEKAN, July 7- I’ mad Rahimi, bin Pan has been transferred y;, the Police Depot, Kua’a18 words
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165 1963-07-17 6 SINGAPORE, July 8 —The People’s Action Party said here today that the Singapore Alliance had worsened its case by admitting that their promise to establish a Malay university was disclosed by way of an “exclusive scoop.” “Is this matter not important enough for other165 words
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Advertisement96 1963-07-17 6 Hong Kong Far East BUILDER Established 1936 A Bi-Mo tit lily periodical of Building of Real Estate Activities in Hong Kong and the Far East. CONTAINS full accounts, plans, perspectives and photographs of new and projected constructions in Hong Kong and other parts. An indispensable source of information for all96 words
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Article, Illustration298 1963-07-17 7 STAFF UNION ORDERS TOTAL OFF-DUTY BOYCOTT OF NON-MEMBERS N c ASSISTANCE-EVEN Ip a COLLEAGUE IS ATTACKED OR IS DYING of hunger KUALA LUMPUR, July 8. ..EMBERS of the Union of Postal Uniformed Staff have declared a total boycott of their non-union colleagues. Tlvv were told in298 words
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Article69 1963-07-17 7 KUCHING. July 10. The first batch of 300 Sarawak border scouts have completed their training and are operational, a government spokesm in said today They are operating In the border area of the First ar.d Second Divisions. A second batch, also of 300. will begin69 words
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Article, Illustration306 1963-07-17 7 I/UALA KANGS AR, July 8.—The Sultan of Perak criticised “certain persons’* who in speeches at political rallies here had “tried to instigate the public to turn away from their traditional loyalty to State and Ruler.” Addressing the annual meeting of the Perak306 words
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78 1963-07-17 7 LONDON, July B—The following Malayan students were successful in the Bat Final examinations held by the Council of Legal Education: Class 3 Chn<> Eng Khoon (Singapore*. Nanda Kishore Das (Singapore*. Ng Ktan Fong (Sin gapore Hee Kang Loon (Pahang*, Mustapha Din Hussain (Penang)78 words
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341 1963-07-17 7 j LONDON, July 9 JHK final decision to Si sn a Malay- la Weement in I 0nd «n last night as reached after "fne rsonal interVh'V'?" of Tengku iS?" 1 it Gained early torap„rre,; f Yew, Sin«h» In.i Min s »e r minut#341 words
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165 1963-07-17 8 SINGAPORE, July 8. Mr. Matthew J. Chandy, Chief Commissioner of the Singapore Boy Scouts will receive the Silver Acorn for “specially distinguished services to the Boy Scout movement” from Inchc Yusof bin Ishak, the Yang diPertuan Negara and Chief Scout of Singapore. at165 words
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133 1963-07-17 8 KUALA LUMPUR, July 9—Big guns of the Federation Artillery Regiment will boom tomorrow when 500 officers and men of the Army, Navy, Air Force and Police watch a firepower display. The all day exercise will be held at the army firing range at133 words
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298 1963-07-17 8 Kuala lumpur, July B.—The Alliance Party has won 218 out of SOU seats in the c u r r e nt countrywide local authority elections, completed in six states so far. Uhls amounts to 70.0 per cent victory of the seats contested.298 words
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Article27 1963-07-17 8 SINGAPORE, July 8. Thieves broke Into a provision shop in Scrangoon Garden Way yesterday and got away with cash and goods worth $2,560.27 words
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98 1963-07-17 8 SINGAPORE. July 8 —Five of (ho seven-member Singapore co! tingent to the Boy Sen it jamboree at Marathon Greece, sailed lor port Saif] today In the Sydney They were Bernard Fernai ’e» (the leader:. R Soma.Mindram. Nq Kim Liang. Nq Kim Chua and Mls.s98 words
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Article, Illustration333 1963-07-17 8 OENANG, July B—The Penang divisional chairman of the Socialist Front, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, today paid tribute to the party’s former Whip in the City Council. Mr. Lim Kean Siew. and other defeated candidates for “having sacrificed themCives” in the local .‘lections333 words
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Article43 1963-07-17 8 KUALA LUMPUR, July 9 —Mr J. F. Augustin, the Malayan Government representative to the official funeral ceremony of Pope John and the coronation of the Pope Paul VI, returned by air from Rome today. He was accompanied by his wife.43 words
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Article, Illustration281 1963-07-17 8 EVELYN TU - By EVELYN TU SINGAPORE, July 9.—A husband-hunter with a difference was in town today. As American tourist, Mrs. Beatrice Clark Daly (above), related it: “I had my fortune told in a shrine in Japan. And the gods decreed my independence is to be281 words
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156 1963-07-17 8 KUALA LUMPUR jni» 8. Singapoit ft Sion to change t he date of its Sou-n-East Asian Cultural f. ;tival has upset i;w> deration Ciovernment's plan to cipate. This was stated t d.:v bt the secretary to the -i. 5 try oi Broadcasting a d156 words
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145 1963-07-17 8 Kuala lumpur, jui> &-T.-.e head of the Ranukriihn* sion Institute of Cu;tun Swami fUnganathananda give a series of talks h at life and teachings of swum. Vnekananda. The talks will be at 6 par.. da..y at the Dewan Bahasu dan Pustaii on July145 words
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70 1963-07-17 8 MALACCA, July 9. Progressive Party leaders Ipoh will address muruloa tion rallies here on Ju!" 13 ar.u Speakers will includt Mr Seenlvasagam Mr Si’ gam and Mr Khonc Kok 8 They will speak in eun J r 4o che two PPP candidates Kim Hln.70 words
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Article48 1963-07-17 8 KUALA LUMPUR. J‘*-, Lee Kuan Yew n e e i pore Premier h{ v j president of the tion Old Boys’ Assor i preS i Other officials a;* ne am dent. Dr. K Ku.a secretary, Mr. Tan u and treasurer, Mr. H.a >48 words
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Article, Illustration218 1963-07-17 9 r r L A LUMPUR, h j;. iV -Inche Ab- bin Ishak’s Nai c o n v e n tion pi-'. .ill be inauit a meeting lot el Majestic j;V ro July 14. V n 30 people, lneveral former jC." -nbers. will218 words
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Article37 1963-07-17 9 Kl’Ai > T T ''VR, July 8 —Se:,|1 Singh of the i s will leave on July 10 to f ngineer officers' Tiv urse. which bejs conducted by -2 V. Military EnginerPoona.37 words
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Article, Illustration458 1963-07-17 9 VIC NAYAGAM - 'Non-union members become tools of the employers' by VIC NAYAGAM Kuala Lumpur, July 9 r union leaders today supported the total boycott ot non-union colleagues ordered by the Union ol Postal Uniioi med Stall. included m a long list458 words
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Article172 1963-07-17 9 SINGAPORE. July 9. The Public Utilities Board announced today that the 12-hour daily water rationing: would continue until further notice. It considered it would be unwise to relax the present rationing in view of the low stock position and the dry weather outlook. The announcement came172 words
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132 1963-07-17 9 SINGAPORE. July 8 The Malayan Indian Congress has called on all Indians here to join the party and contribute to the “Alliance bulwark against socialist imperialism.” ~t r, In a speech to the MIC youth section, the secre-tary-general. Mr Arthur Pailo. said-132 words
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Article137 1963-07-17 9 KUALA LUMPUR, July B.—Nine tourists from Honolulu left Malaya today after a threewe e k visit disappointed in having no chance to see something of the country’s cultural activities The leader of the party, Miss B. Loul, who is director of a Honolulu travel agency137 words
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Article63 1963-07-17 9 SINGAPORE, July B—Mrs. Florence Glover. Mum lo many Asian students in Melbourne and who is now in Singapore for a three-month holiday with her •boys." spent yesterday at Chanai beach with the families of seven former students in Melbourne On July 6 she went63 words
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Article52 1963-07-17 9 IPOH. July 9 The People’s Progressive Party celebrated its victory in the Ipoh municipal council elections with a motor* cade procession of 80 cars and orries this afternoon. The PPP returned to power in the council by winning 16 scats The remaining two seats went to52 words
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Article54 1963-07-17 9 SINGAPORE. July 9—K. BhasKaran was charged in the Ninth Magistrate’s Court today on tw< counts of having carnal relation. l with a girl under 16 at a house in Wilkie Road in mid-February anr on March 4. He pleaded not guilty and wa.* >flered ball of54 words
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Article49 1963-07-17 9 BENTONG, July 9.—A lorry driver, Low Kok Kin. 31. of Kuala Lumpur, was lined $5O In court vesterday for speeding at the 10th mile Bentong-Mentakab road on April 25. Low was travelling at 45 m.p h when he was caught in a police speed trap.49 words
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Article51 1963-07-17 9 SINGAPORE, July 9. The Minister for Home Affairs, Mr. Ong Pans Boon, today Rave Opposition parties till July 12 to nominate their representatives to meet the Government at a meeting to re-group the State’s 51 constituencies into 15 electoral divisions for the first Malaysian central parliament51 words
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Article362 1963-07-17 10 AWAITING RAZAK’S APPROVAL ONLY; MALAYSIA BADGES FOR SCHOOLS KUALA LUMPUR, July 10. MORE than two million “Merdeka Malaysia” metal badges are to be distributed among schoolchildren to mark the birth of the new nation. All preparations to usher in Malaysia on Aug. 31 in style have been completed.362 words
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Article77 1963-07-17 10 KUAI.A LUMPUR. July 10—Another $287 50 was received by the Straits Times today towards the' National Patriotic Fund, bringing Its total to $130,251.42. Latest contributions received were from the senior officers, cle- rical and uniformed staff of the Postal Services’ Department, Negri Sembllan and Malacca77 words
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263 1963-07-17 10 Kuala lumpur. July 10 —More hospital assistants through out Malaya today came out in support of the proposal to appoint them assistant medical officers to ease the shortage of doctors. The Minister of Health. Haji Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, recently told the National263 words
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Article, Illustration327 1963-07-17 10 34 candidates for 12 Klang seats KLANG, July 11 THREE women were among 34 candidates who hied their nomination papers today for the KLang Town Council elections. They are Che Soyah binte Talib, 43, a midwife (Alliance); Madam K. Rukkumani, 27, a housewife (Peoples327 words
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Article78 1963-07-17 10 MALACCA. July 11 The Municipal Council will continue to distribute drinking water daily until the water situation in the town returns to normal, the Council president, Mr. G. Mariapparv said today. He said: "We have asked for a loan of 10 more water tanks from Muar78 words
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108 1963-07-17 10 IZLANG, July 10—All the main political parties will be contesting the Klang Town Council elections, nominations for which will open tomorrow. It is expected that at least one Independent who is sup- rti A n, L th i e former Minister of Agriculture, Inche108 words
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Article120 1963-07-17 10 KUALA LuMP u R, July 11— Ja\ Walkers’ here today paid "no heed” to the warning by traffic police about using zebra crossings. As a result, many 01 them were picked up by the police. They simply crossed the roads at random. The worst offenders120 words
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Article139 1963-07-17 10 Kuala lumpur July 11 American ‘ham’ radio operator Mr. Chester M. Luches sa, 52, who had contac with Malaya 2o year ago, is a disappoints man. His Malayan ‘hamster friends, whom he used to contact through his call-sta-tion W6BRV before Mflt War 11, have not139 words
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Article31 1963-07-17 10 penano, July ii r ;1 B hoii Transfusion Asso< pe n jj a its postponed anrr. o»cidcnc! the School of Nor r t Road, at 10 a m. on31 words
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499 1963-07-17 11 The ‘gruelling week’ in London —by Lee SINGAPORE, July 9 fIE Premier, Mr. |,p e Kuan Yew, tonight reported on the gruelling week in London, and the conditions under whicii Singapore is entering Malaysia. In special broadcast over Radio Singapore, >lr Lee said: “Last night we initialled the Malaysia agreement.499 words
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365 1963-07-17 11 rI’ALA LUMPUR, July ft 10 Twenty-six labourers on an estate *in (Clang complained to the Government today that they were being victimised by the National Union of Plantation Workers. The;, said that since they the National Land Finance Co-operative Society, ‘•he NTPW had asked the365 words
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110 1963-07-17 11 Ju!y 9 —The State err h .i s rejected Malay ,J he Penang tner *l ha n,ber of Compose mi* inc,ude its reC2 at on be new, yMabv °nimittee for comm,.. parl,l ’*Pation in ,n a not e t o T' industry the110 words
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555 1963-07-17 11 SINGAPORE, July 9 SINGAPORE'S business community today held reservations on the feasibility of making Blakang Mati a free port zone by 1966. Entrepot traders, with an eye on freight costs, generally agree that a free zone, if at all necessary, should555 words
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Article118 1963-07-17 11 KUALA KANGSAR, July 9. 'PHE stage of the Grand cinema here caught fire 1 this afternoon while a Tamil film, “The Beautiful Moon.’’ was being screened. The show started at 5 p.m. After 15 minutes a red glow could be seen behind the screen.118 words
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Article314 1963-07-17 12 SINGAPORE, July 9 PREMIER LEE CHANGES HIS PLANS: HE RETURNS THIS SATURDAY r rHh Premier Mr Lee Kuan Yew, will return from London on July 13 —and he is expected to be siven a stupendous welcome. He is expected back in the evening with the314 words
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206 1963-07-17 12 KUALA LUMPUR, July 9 iil*»l)s oj organisations running the National language Month campaign throughout the •oumry were today surprised as all was going *v( 11 to line! themselves being criticised Syed Na.slr bln Ismail punned yesterday that the campaign had not got «i!i t206 words
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Article71 1963-07-17 12 KUALA LUMPUR. July 9 The House of Representatives is to be asked to approve $125,842 for the establishment of the Malaysia Affairs Division in the Prime Minister s department when it sits on July 15. The money is for costs of administrative arrangement in connection with71 words
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Article53 1963-07-17 12 IPOH July B.—Six hundred people will attend the 26th annual All-Malaya Co-operative Conference to be held at the St. John Ambulance Association Hall here Horn Aug. 17 to 19. The conference is being organised by the Perak co-operation Union which held a meeting here yesterday53 words
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Article307 1963-07-17 12 SINGAPORE, July 9 r HE secretary-general of the United People's Party Mr Ong Eng Gnan said today that by signing the Malaysia agreement in London the Prime Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew was signing ywav more than $lOO million each year to the Federation Government307 words
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199 1963-07-17 12 A LOR STAR, July 11— The .Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives. Inche Moliamed Khir Johari. said today that the present system of collecting “zakat” (religious tithes) was not satisfactory. Opening the annual state-wide padi competition at Alor Janggus near here. Inche Khir gave199 words
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Article43 1963-07-17 12 KUALA LUMPUR. July 11— The Indonesian Ambassador here l ieut.-Gen. Gusti Djatikusumn will talk about “Building the In denes .»n nation" in !ec*ure theatn "A" of 'he Arts Building at tin University of Malaya on Tuesdai at 8 p m43 words
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Article180 1963-07-17 12 SINGAPORE, Juiv q ’THE National Tracies Union Congress tod Y A its good offices to the acting Prime !j‘ d Toh Chin Chye, to help settle the we" Dr between the Government and the Anv>i .,.V? lJUte Union of Public Employees which has led r180 words
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151 1963-07-17 12 SINGAPORE. Juh 11- Two World perts flew int pore tonight to >r the $5o million River project, a: examine prop" solving the Slav supply problems They are Mi P< las, a sanitary or. Mr. G. B. Reiu analyst. The two exper*> here151 words
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Article38 1963-07-17 12 KUALA LUMPUP T 'v'l Rich »rd Andres u s* president of the F> elans* Union Mr otner officers <*hue Ziv Yon Mr Henrv t ini p tarv Mr Bobbv l) n «;<! t secretary Valerio, treasurer38 words
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Article, Illustration376 1963-07-17 13 RONALD KINSEY - PROTEST over transfer from bottling bEER to cleaning the toilets By RONALD KINSEY: Kuela Lumpur, July 10 jyjORE than 150 workers of Malayan Breweries Ltd. —mostly men —are preparing to go on strike “to save the dignity’’ of a girl worker.376 words
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206 1963-07-17 13 I SINGAPORE, July 10. ■[HE Barisun Sosialis today described the signing W of the Malaysia agreement in London as the ■•as: act of the P.A.P. sell-out which began wtih the «ret phoney merger negotiations between Lee ■nan Yew and the Federation in 1961.” A206 words
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145 1963-07-17 13 K l Xl t l MPl R. July 10. u Federation’s ore| Kn trade for the first Months of this year farted to $2,240.6 mil- k million more nan fo r the same period H year. I „i? c rdin ff to official I145 words
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Article41 1963-07-17 13 RAUB, July 10.—The Sultan of Pahang will open the Mahmud Primary School here 01 Saturday 4 p.m The school built Hi a cost of about $60,000 ’s situated in Charoh Read next to the Methodist Girls’ School.41 words
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Article244 1963-07-17 13 MALACCA, July 10. THE Alliance, with 11 seats in hand, is being challenged mainly by the Socialist Front and the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party in tomorrow’s election battle for the remaining 42 seats in the State’s three rural district councils. On nomination day last month, the Alliance244 words
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195 1963-07-17 13 IZUALA LUMPUR. July 10. —Three men were charged in the Sessions Court today with forging driving licences and using them for cheating. Ng Loon. 23. and Chin Sow Yin, 23, both of Loke Yew Road, were charged with cheating Hew Kee Yoon on March195 words
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166 1963-07-17 13 OENANG, July 9.—The 1 Penang MCA today said that the Socialist Front would “never capture the State.” “From the results of the city and rural elections last week-end. the Front cannot dream of getting control of the State Government next year,” the166 words
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82 1963-07-17 13 KUALA LUMPUR. July 10. -Mr. William n’ N Chure nil, lormer British Adviser in Keiantan, has died in L’ngland, it was team 3d her today, ir was fl5 A keen sportsman Mr. Churchill left Malaya in 953 on retirement. He joined the Malayan82 words
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Article39 1963-07-17 13 SINGAPORE, July 10.—Professor Gordon Means, visiting Professor >f Political Science at the University of Singapore, will give a talk in ‘Some Aspects of Malaysia” to the Toe H at Tulbot House. In Scotts Road on July 1739 words
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Article43 1963-07-17 13 SINGAPORE, July 10.—The Barlsan Sosialis will hold a rally near Pulau Saigon Circus by the Sunday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. “to side of Clemeneeau Avenue on expose the Pap sell-out and explain the present political situation to the people.”43 words
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245 1963-07-17 14 Kuala lumpur, July 9. Leading medical practitioners today warned of the dangers of promoting hospital assistants to “assistant medical officers.” He was commenting on yesterday’s announcement by the Minister of Health. Haji Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, that these “assistant medical officers’’ might help245 words
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Article82 1963-07-17 14 KAJANG, July 10.—A variety show, combined schools sports, and an open air cinema show will be the highlights of the Ulu Langat district's Malaysia celebrations to be held here In the first week of August At a meeting here yesterday, a committee vvas tormed to82 words
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Article31 1963-07-17 14 KUALA SELANGOR, July 10— The Mentri Besar it Selangor. Dato Abu Dakar bin Baginr.a, today opened two new national schools at Sungel Limau and Bukit Badong, Subak Sernam31 words
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Article, Illustration892 1963-07-17 14 Kelantan Sultan’s birthday TWO APPOINTED JUSTICES OF THE PEACE KOTA BHARU, July 10. THE Sultan of Kelanlan bestowed titles and honours on 100 people for services to the State on his 45th birthday today. One of the State’s highest orders of chivalry, Dato Paduka Jiwa892 words
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285 1963-07-17 14 pENANG, July i 0 r Members cf V Penang Port Commu sion s head office and wharf accoums see tions want their rp' presentative. Mr [w foong Phin. back on the exeeittiv-e council of their union. Two representatives of both sections have285 words
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Article48 1963-07-17 14 JOHORE BAHRU. July 8 ft Road Safety Council ol Jdn was inaugurated ves’craat meeting chaired b> the’ Besar. Dato Haii Hassan oin Yunos fhP j,> The meeting, held at -‘f hore Secretariat. adoP’t' 1 t j constitution and rules the State Executive Council June48 words
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Article42 1963-07-17 14 KUALA TRENGGA.y el The Sultan of Trent-- j-; 1 a new $125,000 D'stikt frflJ at Kuala Brang. n here, over the v ee ‘L‘ r J He urged Oovernnv c0 -oper*® work diligently a with the people.42 words
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Article, Illustration1248 1963-07-17 15 JACKIE SAM. R. CHANDRAN, FRANCIS ROZARIO; –; BOB PERIES - Three officers murdered, 29 badly injured 300 GANGSTERS GO ON SADISTIC RAMPAGE ON PULAU SENANG: 22 DETAINEES FLEE TOWARDS INDONESIA -by- JACKIE SAM. R. CHANDRAN, FRANCIS ROZARIO and BOB PERIES: SINGAPORE, July 12 THREE HUNDRED gangsters rioted on Pulau Senang1,248 words
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132 1963-07-17 16 Reuter. PORTSMOUTH, July 11. —Tengku Abdul Rahman, went to sea here today in a fast patrol boat built for the Royal Malayan Navy. The Prime Minister, who arrived in London on July 7 to sign the Malaysia agreement, visited Portsmouth today withReuter. - 132 words
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Article95 1963-07-17 16 KUALA LUMPUR. July 11. Malaya’s first television producers will leave tor Canada tomorrow on a six-week Colombo Plan course. The live, who already have considerable radio experience, are Inc he Sycd Alwi bin Syed Hassan Inche Ahmad Merican, Mr Richard Job. Mr. H. B.95 words
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96 1963-07-17 16 PENANG. Thurs. The Alliance will hold a victory procession In the rural districts on July 14 to thank voters and supporters lor electing 11 ol the party's 15 candidates in last week’s rural elections. Led by Inche Aziz Ibrahim, a State Executive Councillor and Deputy96 words
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Article51 1963-07-17 16 KUCHING, July 11—Ratepayers in Jessellon, North Borneo, are to have a special Malaysia Day narty This was decided bv the entertainments sub-committee of the JcssMton district Malaysia Day •'omnrttee There are about 2.000 ratepayers m Jesselton Each will be allowed h> take one guest to the51 words
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Article22 1963-07-17 16 SINGAPORE. July 11. Law i lan Hunt was fined $25 today for using his cargo-currying boat to carry passengers.22 words
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Article, Illustration247 1963-07-17 16 Kuala lumpir. July 11.—Lord Head, at present British High Commissioner in Nigeria, is to become High Commissioner in Malaysia. He will leave Lagos tor Kuala Lumpur in October. Sir Geofroy Tory, who has been High Commissioner in Malaya since independence, is to become British247 words
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177 1963-07-17 16 PENANG. July 12—Socia list Front at a pre-coun-cil meeting last night decided by a 13-6 vote majority to re-nominate Mr. Ooi Thiam Slew as Mayor of George Town when the new City Council meets on July 16. Mr C. Y. Choy is177 words
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Article, Illustration269 1963-07-17 16 IPOH, July 11. The “misunderstandings’' over recent election rally speeches in Kuala Kangsar on the question of loyalty to State and Ruler have now been “satisfactorily cleared up.’’ Dato Sha'ari bln Shaflee, the Mentri Besar. announced this at a Press conference here this269 words
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Article44 1963-07-17 16 MALACCA, July 11. The Alliance won landslide victories In the Malacca Tengah. Alor Gajah and Jasln rural district council elections tonight, winning all 42 seats contested. Eleven Alliance candidates were returned unopposed In the three wards when nominations closed on June 13,44 words
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Article, Illustration235 1963-07-17 16 July sent system V* rmt P eFT%rl;Should the ev a a tually d e Cid e ;c Malaysia, the Suita of Brunei w.mld be fourth in the table of precedence. Precedence o; t|y. Kul Is based on the M v ascension to the V'r235 words
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Article52 1963-07-17 16 SINGAPORE. Ju’.y l 1 fessor George Z F c fessor of Comparaf h K at Columbia Universe v)1 York, has arrived here on the teaching o! j' a education In the Sc rgl tlon at the University of pore. h V tl His visit Is sponsor52 words
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Article52 1963-07-17 16 n nip Pfrt IPOH, July rnlo n i branch of the Natl* r i Teachers, Is to orgin ‘^..^poi Malacca. Johore m during the August ”> lV tcU The cost of the 6 «l which will start n .r,, 2 fict< be $50 a person u52 words
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Article948 1963-07-17 17 KUALA LUMPUR. July 10 ff £l7H Moxham K ttvn t to the top of the jockey champtonhlP table yesterday sn V-, -plendid douiMuvntom ($102) lb..lit Taking jkOut Kuala Lumpur. Race On© UIV. 4—7F \nh»1 9.0 1 Moxham 1 j llU r ut luck IH 8.0948 words
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951 1963-07-17 17 KUALA LUMPUR, July 14 JOCKKY Johnny Wilson was in top ‘Oim ti day, winning *°ur of the nine races on the Kuala Lumpur card. Race One 5 5. niv. 5—6F. Y' a S\.bit's (i > >1 \M II 8 7 dhY M. Lee951 words
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Miscellaneous44 1963-07-17 17 -BIG SWEEP—TOTAL POOL $140,112 1 No. *****7 ($34,077) 2 No. *****5 ($17 338) 3 No. *****3 ($8,009) Starter* ($903 each): Nos. *****1, *****8, *****7, *****1, *****9, *****2, *****0, *****2 *****4. Consolation ($770 each): Nos. *****0. *****7, *****8, *****0, *****2, *****2 *****1, *****1, *****8, *****7*.44 words
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Miscellaneous27 1963-07-17 17 BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL $161,660 *****7, *****1, *****8. *****8 *****1, *****3, *****!), *****0 Consolation (8880 each): Nos. *****7, *****4. *****2, *****5, *****8, *****1, *****6, *****2. *****6. *****6.27 words
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312 1963-07-17 18 By - JOSEPH YEO: By SINGAPORE, July 11 I IKE the newly-formed Singapore Alliance, J the PAP is to contest all 15 Singapore seats in the Malaysian Parliament. All political parties are waiting for the necessary legislation to be passed and312 words
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Article45 1963-07-17 18 SINGAPORE, July 11—A party of 33 Filipino women, who were quests of Mrs Subandrlo. wife of the Indonesia Foreign Minister, for the past few weeks, will fly In from Jakarta tomorrow morning for a visit as guests of the Singapore Women’s Association.45 words
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Article98 1963-07-17 18 SINGAPORE. July 11.— Cheat ‘wonder boy” Tan Lian Ann will leave early next month to take part in the world junior chess championship which will be held in Yugoslavia instead of Russia. The championship will start on Aug. 13 and will end during the first98 words
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158 1963-07-17 18 PERCY JOSEPH - by PERCY JOSEPH Kuala lumpur, July 11.—'The boycott of non-members ordered by the Union of Postal Uniformed Start is paying dividends. Within 48 hours of the policy being made known, 42 non-unionists had signed up. On Monday the union told members that they158 words
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Article45 1963-07-17 18 PENANG. July 11. —A policemilitary puolic order exercise a ill t» neld in Penang from Cam to 1.15 p.m on Saturday. During the operation troops and police will be moving in the streets and manning strategic points to cope with simulated incidents.45 words
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144 1963-07-17 18 KUALA LUMPUR. July 11. —A section of Jalan Suleiman will be made a one-way street for a trial period of six weeks from midnight on Sunday, it was announced today A Federal Capital Commission statement said at present delays were experienced in Jalan Suleiman. In144 words
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Article96 1963-07-17 18 KUALA LUMPUR. July 10 The Socialist Front today alleged that the country was “dotted with British military bases” and the presence of expatriate officers was preventing Malayan army personnel from gaining experience and promotion. In a statement warning of the “military conse- quences of Malaysia.” the Front96 words
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228 1963-07-17 18 KUALA LUMPUR j., ]v THE Alliance has already won 235 seats tal of 333 seats contested so far in 1 a to wide local authority elections. llr Senator Khaw Kal Boh. Minister without Portlotio who is chairman of tht Alliance election commlitet said today that228 words
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Article56 1963-07-17 18 SINGAPORE, July 11.—Captain J.L. Blackham. who had served as Commodore Superintendent of Singapore Dockyard (Naval Base ;ince October 1961 till last month, has been promoted to Rear-Ad-miral. He has also been appointed Admiral Superintendent-Designate. H.M. Dockyard. Portsmouth in succession to Rear-Admiral Sir John Walsham. This appointment will56 words
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219 1963-07-17 18 ITU ALA LU.MpiTD JXjuly n Mr napathy, the penerai secretary 0 i tin. ,n. Staff, said today tha his union had V, letter to Cuepacs to 1 out what had been cion about negotiations w> the Government ove the postmens claims It219 words
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354 1963-07-17 18 FOR the filth consecutive trading day Straits tin declined yesterday by a further 25 cents to $452.50 on an ottering estimated down by five tons to 250 tons. In London on Thursday, tin ruled steady throughout. Turnover was largely made up of354 words
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171 1963-07-17 19 LUMPUR. IK jT ;i—Repreeeam. the manageKent workers of Baia> rfieweries Md. v' on Mondfiy KV- if a girl em■Snvet r, )uid continue k filiating" Job KW en ■JL u v’.um expires. It HTbIv,; the mantfeK t g y( by the N* M: j171 words
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Article713 1963-07-17 19 L{ E foi: in* is a complete list o: revised quotations K ued bv 'Me Malayan Stock Kcbanitr < n Friday, July 11 H*"* ,vnj»TRIALl ML Sr i.» r-' K Tnwtew J'JJ T/- no Smelt HjL it/* ia /e|\ IS «T/« K>*. KZ, 3 34 aae713 words
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Article38 1963-07-17 19 ktruu '>yB. July f, July 10. July 11. July 12. Mr It. S ***** 120.07 118.82 117.80 117.44 .7™ 118 62 116.00 114.81 118.81 H2.lt 2O 114.11 114.16 114.08 114.08 114.08 Dec. 29. 1862 100.38 words
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Article, Illustration95 1963-07-17 19 KUALA LUMPUR, July 11.— Miss Qrazlella Tallon, 24. (above). a visiting Italian law student, had never eaten fresh pineapple before coming to Malaya. she leaves for home on Saturday she will take six In her luggage. Miss Tallon, a third year student at95 words
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Article129 1963-07-17 19 KUALA LUMPUR July 14.—Sharifah Axis bintc Syed Salim, 17, a niece of the wife of the Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman, was engaged to a member of Nenl Sembilan royalty, Incne Megat Muhammad bin Muhammad Din, 25, at the Residency yesterday. Sharifah Allah is a schoolgirl in129 words
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Article35 1963-07-17 19 SYDNEY, July 14—Among the recent graduates as Masters of Technology at the University of New South Wales, were two Malaysian students, Chlng San 7 Ling of Sarawak and Wah Ohlang Ho of Malaya.35 words
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Article201 1963-07-17 19 RUALA LUMPUR, 4X July 11.—Diversification erf Malaya’s agriculture is harder than is usually appreciated, Dr. C. r. Wharton said here tonight. Dr. Wharton, visiting reader In Agricultural Economics at the University of Malaya and a representative for the Council on Economic and Cultural Affairs,201 words
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Article987 1963-07-17 19 THE table 'at ihaiea on tin 1 Malayan Stock Exchange mows last boat nee* to July S(A) an* last butncoo tfnee that date (B) with H and L itandtnf for Hlfbee and Lowest bwelneeg for this year to date. INOSSTMAU ML A AIM Bricks 190 Atlas let987 words
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Article35 1963-07-17 19 SINGAPORE, July 12 Tuan Haji Yaacob bln Mohamed, Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister and Assemblyman for Bukit Tlmah, will open the Jubilee Malay School at West Coast Road on July 17.35 words
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Article36 1963-07-17 19 KUALA LUMPUR, July 11. Cant Leone Beh Hun, of the Federation Army Supply and Transport Services, will leave for Britain on Sunday to attend a course at the R.A.80 officers' school at Aldershot36 words
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MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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Article1970 1963-07-17 20 From Our Market Correspondent i -y y THE outlook on the Malayan Stock Exchange for the coming week is not at the moment very bright or promising for either the industrial or tin sections of the market. Towards the end of last week a sagging Industrial1,970 words
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Article23 1963-07-17 20 July 12. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 72 cents (unchanged). TIN: $452.50 (down 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (down 5 tons).23 words
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Article56 1963-07-17 20 Current Date of Total T.UI for payment payment for previous Honrkong Bank 5. t n, J, ar ye»' Gopen, Con. li 'Y*. J frono?' T 18 jK£ 30 ZZ iisr. »d* aus. u B’pore Para 7 »21%. 20% MrU Hydraulic fjjj; la t Interim. ,'v 1 *VI- J56 words
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Article530 1963-07-17 20 M yffyj recent e <® 4extendi-, Dweelt, befor v Rafe ex No -l |H.ejL 4 v M Rnto t r CU M C il h Thereafter .B dier .'under f t loped and gdened near the iOL- K ed bjgthe lnd on i^y ading coiu!) lip530 words
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