The Straits Budget, 8 April 1964
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Title Section43 1964-04-08 1 The Straits Budget THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES < oV/wP*. V.*.'.■».’!*. *nft •?A' .fvik. i V aA.- r AjX m .V '-Hji MALAYSIA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER SERIES 600 ,J-—k '^sH KUALA LUMPUR APRIL 8, 1S64. Prise 4# Cents (MalajrA) sr 1 MUUlnr KMfWL43 words
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149 1964-04-08 2 OHN CHOW - |OHN CHOW Singapore V AM glad that Charlie Koh ha* brought up the subject of “Cyclists Lanes." But I feel that the solution is not in forcing cyclists, to ride hi these tanes by laws and regulations. It would easier and more pleasant for149 words
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Article515 1964-04-08 2 “H. W. ” - “H. W.” Kuala Lumpur WE are told more doc- tors are needed by the Malaysian Forces. We are given to ur4erstand that the emoluments will be:— U) Rank Captain In Army or equivalent rank In the other two Services. (2) Service—3 to 5 years. (3)515 words
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Article282 1964-04-08 2 LIM PANG KWANG - LIM PANG KWANG, Public Relations Officer. Housing Development Board Singapore I REFER to Mr 8. J. Ong's letter In the Straits Times of the March. 28. The conditions of sale have been diawn up after careful consideration to prevent abuse or speculation, to ensure proper maintenance282 words
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Article63 1964-04-08 2 DISGUSTED - DISGUSTED Johore Bahru LORONG l Jalan Water Works, Johore Bahru, Is la an appalling condition. Many appeals have been sent to the Town Council, Johore Bahru to repair the road but all our requests have been futile. Other roads In simillar condition have been done up. We still63 words
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Article61 1964-04-08 2 J. C - J.C Singapore > v ITIM CHUAN ROAD In Singapore Is a fine road, smooth from end to end but with one big fault a big depression across half the road near the middle If not seen quickly enough this causes an accident. There have been several already.61 words
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Article200 1964-04-08 2 K. S. CHAN - K. S. CHAN Singapore ;v Y r OUR foreign news page on March 30 containx ed an opinion as expressed by an Anglican vicar or, capital punishment in his parish magazine. A-* I am no strong advocate against the death, penalty .in any form and one con200 words
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Article115 1964-04-08 2 8MALL MVRCHAN r - BREAKING THE LAW 8MALL MVRCHAN r Singapore 1HAVE read witn keen Interest the merchant s letter in connection with the non-acceptance of U S dollars by Malay Handicraft Centre. Kuala Lum pur and the fact that It is illegal for merchants to accept U.S. dollars from the tourist. The merchant115 words
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304 1964-04-08 2 8. J. ONG - 8. J. ONG Singapore ITINDLY grant me space to u comment on the Singapore Housing Board’s flat selling scheme. v The fact that there Is no rush for the 1,948 Queenstown flats suggests that the Board appeals to the wrong group of people. It304 words
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Article67 1964-04-08 2 r i - r i Alor Stai A LOR Star Is a health> place to live in Tl cholera epidemic is ta ’Tying nere longer than in most other towns It is excitliu too. in the past two months, two fires have brightened the town, one at midnight and the other67 words
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Article39 1964-04-08 2 QINCE the stale Assenmiy election is round the corner 1 believe residents along Jalan Ayer P ano Bharu lo Kuala Lumpur will recall their past experience and will be e tremely cautious when cabins their votes39 words
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Article37 1964-04-08 2 T.8. K - T.8.K. Jalan ffnlversiiy Petal In g Jaya Who says lightning ne\ er strikes twice at the same spot? The day after PAP stuck their lightning symbol outside my house, lightning struck a tree 1 my garden37 words
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Article324 1964-04-08 3 ~Btralts Times, Mar. 30 There was never much doubt that the Central Government would provide cash ald for Kedah’s drought stricken padi-farmers. Throughout the disaster period it rendered assistance in many other ways and more than a month su;o it announced cash grants would be available early~Btralts Times, Mar. 30 - 324 words
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Article220 1964-04-08 3 —Straits Times, Mar. 30 Dato Sir Alexander OppenHeim has drawn timely attention to the unsatisfactory state of science instruction in Malaysian schools. In the &*st place, there isn’t enough °f it, and what there is tends to be out of date. Subjects which properly belong together—such as physics—Straits Times, Mar. 30 - 220 words
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Article250 1964-04-08 3 —Straits Times, Mar. 31 The Central Government has accepted “in principle” the establishment of a national library. Members of the Library Association of Malaya who have been agitating for one for years must have been pleased when Tun Abdul Razak gave them this news at their annual meeting,—Straits Times, Mar. 31 - 250 words
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Article693 1964-04-08 3 —Straits Times, April 1 While some of the demands which the developing countries are making at the United Nations trade conference in Geneva are highly political and largely impractical, the Malaysian bid for fair prices for commodities and a fair basis of competition with synthetics is—Straits Times, April 1 - 693 words
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Article193 1964-04-08 3 —Strait* Times, April 1 The labour shortage in Sabah and Sarawak, and the labour surplus in Singapore and Malaya, do not cancel each other out as neatly as was hoped. Most of the unemployed in the West Malaysian are unskilled, and unskilled labour is not what the East—Strait* Times, April 1 - 193 words
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Article626 1964-04-08 3 —Straits Times, April 2 It is reassuring that the LJ.S. State Department believes that Soekamo will not push confrontation against Malaysia as far as a showdown with America. But it is the supplementary question that matters. At what point would the showdown come? How bruised must Malaysia—Straits Times, April 2 - 626 words
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Article186 1964-04-08 4 —Straits Times. April 2 The Malaysian Constitution reserves to Sabah and Sarawak the right to set their own timetable for making use of the Malay language in their education systems, State legislatures and State governments. It goes without saying that the Central Government should never give any occasion—Straits Times. April 2 - 186 words
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Article663 1964-04-08 4 —Straits Times, April 3 Population explosions notwithstanding, the world could he made to produce food in plenty for the human race. Blame for its failure to do so lies not with nature but with us. Widespread application of even today’s best farming and fishing methods (which continually—Straits Times, April 3 - 663 words
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Article227 1964-04-08 4 —Straits Times, April 3 If the Port Swettenham Authority keeps ships moving as briskly as it did during March fears about the new wharves in North Klang Straits becoming a white elephant will be well and truly laid. Details of cargo handling rates are not yet available but—Straits Times, April 3 - 227 words
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Article640 1964-04-08 4 —Straits Times, April 4 Guerilla incidents in Borneo and piracy in the Malacca Straits black out the continued attempt to secure an effective ceasefire. It is six weeks since an Indonesian liaison team went to Bangkok to discuss with the Thais the dropping of supplies for the—Straits Times, April 4 - 640 words
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Article373 1964-04-08 4 —Straits Times. April 4 If it takes nearly 36 hours to find out that an aircraft which crosses the Malayan coast is friendly, what period ought reasonably to be allowed for discovering that it isn’t? This may sound a silly question. But not every silly question attracts—Straits Times. April 4 - 373 words
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Article209 1964-04-08 4 —Straits Times. April 4 Creation of the Port of Singapore Authority is much more than an exercise in name-changing, even if the new body does at first seem Just an expanded version of the Singapore Harbour Board. For the first time the port is under a single control,—Straits Times. April 4 - 209 words
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Article, Illustration769 1964-04-08 5 K. BASKARAN - SAWDUST ON THE PARQUET FLOOR, BUT THE POLLS WORK GOES ON PAP’s MOST IMPORTANT STATE: SELANGOR by K. BASKARAN KUALA LUMPUR, March 29. qiiE People’s Action Party, which is con--1 testing nine Parliamentary and 15 State Assembly seats in the April 25 elections,769 words
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652 1964-04-08 5 KLUANG, March 29 T HE Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said here tonight that half the problems facing Malaysia were created by Tengku Abdul Rahman’s “old friends who skilfully and cynically exploit his personal loyalties.” Mr. Lee said that to save652 words
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262 1964-04-08 5 Malacca, Mar. 29.— The cruel Minuter, Incne unarm um n<iuu, aaid mst nignt that 11 uie socialist Mont or me People- Action Party came to power that would De the end ox democracy in the country. Incne Ohafur, wno262 words
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107 1964-04-08 5 PNANG, Mar. 29.—The Hak Yong, a Penang-built junk, capsized off Pulau Jerejak last night with a party of picnickers. Some of the 14 men and women on board were non-swimmers, but all were saved. Fishing boats In the area picked up 12107 words
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Advertisement94 1964-04-08 5 Hong Kong Far East BUILDER Established 1936 A Bi-Monthly 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 all concerned in94 words
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Article, Illustration549 1964-04-08 6 HENRY PAUL; JOSEPH MIRANDA - ALSO, A SMALL BOX OF AMMO IN ESTATE NEAR TELUK ANSON: WATCHMAN TELLS OF A LARGE PLANE WITHOUT LIGHTS by—- HENRY PAUL and JOSEPH MIRANDA -IPOH, Mar. 29 AN unidentified aircraft made a mystery airdrop in the Lower Perak district near Teluk Anson early this549 words
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195 1964-04-08 6 Kuala lumpur, Mar. 29. —The former U S. VicePresident, Mr. Richard M. Nixon, said today that Malaysia was becoming, like West Berlin, “an example of an island of freedom and free enterprise.” He told reporters at the airport before leaving this morning for Bangkok after195 words
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Article82 1964-04-08 6 SINGAPORE, Mar. 29—Copies of the register of electors for the 51 electoral divisions are available for inspection at the office of the Rcglstrat on Officer, Ministry of Social Affairs. and at various schools, post offices and community centres They can be Inspected between 10 am and 182 words
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Article, Illustration365 1964-04-08 6 PENANG, March 29 'PHE secretary-general of the United Democratic A Party, Dr. Lim Chon«g Eu, yesterday accused the Singapore Premier, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, ot showing a lack of appreciation of the political circumstances in Malaya as distinct from the political conditions365 words
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Article33 1964-04-08 6 —Reuter LONDON, Mar. 29—The British Government has Issued a new warning to civil servants about the dangers of social contacts with officials from Communist countries. It was revealed here today.—Reuter - 33 words
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178 1964-04-08 6 PENANG, Mar. 29. The University of Kansas Brass Ensemble will make its Penang debut with a puolic performance on the night of Mar. 31. at the Penang Chinese Girls’ High School hall. The 18-member musical group, which arrived here yesterday. is appear.ng178 words
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Article26 1964-04-08 6 TAIPINO, Mar. 29—Mr. S. Hansen has been elected president or the Taiping Rotary Club; Inche Ariffln bln Safle, vice-president and Mr. T. Jeyasagara secretory26 words
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416 1964-04-08 7 rUERLOH, Mar.— 29. —The Alliance looks forward to winning the general election by an overwhelming majority to show President Soekarno that “Malaysians want no truck with Indonesia.” The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. said this today when he addressed more416 words
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293 1964-04-08 7 SEREMBAN, March 29 mHE Yang di-Pertuan Besar created four Justices of the Peace and awarded meritorious medals to 51 people to mark his 42nd birthday today. The JPs are Inche Jaafar bln Hajl Tallb. Mr. Lee Kee Chong. Mr. Chan Slak Lee, all of293 words
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Article, Illustration110 1964-04-08 7 Kuala lumpur, Mar. 29.—A young Brazilian artist, Joaquin Pedro Rebeiro Araujo (above), wants to impress upon the public that not all artists are beatniks. “I am a serious artist. I do not have to sport a beard and wear controversial attire,”110 words
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Article, Illustration132 1964-04-08 7 SEREMBAN, Mar. 29 MORE than 3,000 people watched a colourful birthday parade for the Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembllan on the padang here this morning. His Highness, who is 4 2 today, inspected a parade of members of the Armed Forces, police and132 words
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111 1964-04-08 7 Kuala lumpur, Tues. Ghana will be sending a fact-find-ing mission to Malaysia and Indonesia to help solve the differences between both countries. This was stated here tonight by Dato Ismail bin Yusof, Ambassador designate to Korea, who returned by air after attending the111 words
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Article260 1964-04-08 7 OINGAPORE, Mar. 29. Another bomb exploded today, the third since the year began, by the sea-wall at the end of Nallur Road off 7£ milestone Upper East Coast Road. There were no casualties, but the explosive blasted a 12 sq. ft. hole in260 words
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Article633 1964-04-08 8 Skydrop bid to fool Malaysians into panic belief that saboteurs are operating in the Teluk Anson Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 30 Branch officers investigating the airdrop by the black-ed-out plane believe it was a calculated attempt to bluff Malaysians into the panic belief that a large and now633 words
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Article, Illustration600 1964-04-08 8 KHOR CHEANG KEE - By KHOR CHEANG KEE: 'pilE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today predicted that the Alliance would win the general election* on April 25 by “about the same margin” as in 1959. “I am confident that of the 192 seats left to be contested the600 words
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189 1964-04-08 8 PORT S WET TENHAM, Mar. 30 An Indone s i a n gunboat intercepted 10 Malaysian fishermen in five boats and robbed them of fishing nets and their catch valued at $9,400. The Indonesians about 30 of them were armed with pistols and rifles.189 words
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Article59 1964-04-08 8 JAKARTA, Mar. 31—Brig.-Gen. Sumarno, Governor of Jakarta, told a mass rally here Indonesians should consider the possibility of an attack by Malaysia, Antara news agency reported today. The Governor, delivering an order of the day during a general call-up of Jakarta’s civil defence organisation, said trained volunteers and59 words
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Article20 1964-04-08 8 SINGAPORE, Mar. 31—A British pianist, Dennis Matthews, will give a performance at the Victoria Theatre on April 7.20 words
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204 1964-04-08 8 Kuala lumpur, Mar. 30 —The Umno sec-retary-general, Sy e d Ja’afar Aibar, said today that “by word and deed” Singapore’s Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuar. Yew, is proving that he is anythin# but a friend of Tengku Abdul Rahman. In a204 words
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Article48 1964-04-08 8 SEGAMAT, Mar. 30. Tlie vice-chairman of the Socialist Front in the Sega mat division, Inche Othman bin Taib, has resigned and joined the United Democrat! 1 Party. Inche Othman said that be disagreed with the S F over its anti-Malaysia stand aim "non-Communism48 words
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Article41 1964-04-08 8 SINGAPORE, Mar. 31 Rubber Association of Singap 0It today elected its first ever Asia' chairman— Mr. Tan Eng Joo* 1 director Aik Hoe and Co. Ltd. Mr. R. O. Bennet, former chai. man becomes deputy chair®* 1141 words
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Article240 1964-04-08 9 MINISTRY ORDERS GO OUT— ON THE STEPS TO BE TAKEN ON emergency dispersals PENANG, March 31. THE Ministry of Education has asked all schools, colleges and other educational institutions in Malaysia to take precautions against any enemy action that may arise if the political situation worsens.240 words
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126 1964-04-08 9 LUMPUR. Mar. 31. The wind of social evolution which nas brought to many landless people their own smallholdings has also given them “human dignity.” Mr. Tan Toh Hong. Alliance candidate lor Buklt Blntang parliamentary constituency. said this at a rally in Kampong Pandan126 words
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Article23 1964-04-08 9 SEREMTfAN, Mar. 2*—' The Old Boy* Association o! St Pauls Institution Here will hold Its annual meeting on AprU 523 words
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Article37 1964-04-08 9 TAIPINO, Mar. 29—The still waters of the Talping Lakes are now open to canoeists. But only flat-bottomed canoes will be permitted and each application will be carefully examined by the chairman of the Town Council.37 words
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229 1964-04-08 9 ‘Govt, trying to settle matter quickly' KUALA LUMPUR, March 30 r ]'HK Government is making every effort to settle the Question of equal pay for women teachers “as quickly as posS'ble,” a spokesman rom the Education Ministry said today. But It will229 words
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Article, Illustration505 1964-04-08 9 ‘DAWN ONLY AN HOUR AHEAD WHEN BULLETS BEGAN TO WHIZZ PAST’ escaped unhurt. The bullet-riddled boat, the Beng Heng, limped into Telok Ayer Basin with minor engine trouble at 6.45 a.m. today. This is the second time this year that a Malaysian505 words
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Article31 1964-04-08 9 TANJONG KARANO, Mar. 29 The Selangor Mentrl Besar, Dato Abu Bakar bln Baglnda, opened a community hall for 1,000 pad! planters at Parit Empat, six miles from here.31 words
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Article59 1964-04-08 9 SINGAPORE, Mar. 31 —The English service of Radio Malaysia (Singapura) will present a talk on the significance of tile visit of Dr Subandrio. Indonesia's Foreign Minister to Holland for talks with Dutch Government The talk at 7.10 p.m tomorrow, will he by Mr. Alex Josey, South59 words
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420 1964-04-08 10 Narayanan: Workers getting impatient over the delay in a settlement KUALA LUMPUR March 31 THE National Union of Plantation Workers today threatened to withdraw from the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare its seven-month old dispute with the Malayan Planting Industries Employers Association420 words
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95 1964-04-08 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mar. 30 Tun H.S. Lee was elected president of the Malayan branch of the Royal Commonwealth Bociety at its annual meeting here today. Vice-presidents are: Dato Nik A Kamil, Inche Othman bin Mohamed and Kington Loo; chairman: Mr V M Hutson; vicechairman: Mr95 words
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133 1964-04-08 10 Kuala lumpur, Mar. 31. Television will be Malaya-wide except on the East Coast, in four months’ time, the Minister of Works, Posts, and Telecommunications, Dato V. T. Sambanthan, announced today. He told a Press conference that transmitters w’ere already up133 words
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195 1964-04-08 10 KUALA LUMPUR, March 30. \|R. Chew Choo Soot, secretary of the Selangor branch of the People’s Progressive Party, said tonight there was "no doubt" that the Alliance would ‘‘easily win" seats in Perils, Kedah and Pahang not counting Johore, Trengganu and Negri195 words
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96 1964-04-08 10 Kuala lumpur, Mur. 31—Recruitment of overseas doctors is bein* delayed because applications must be processed first by the Malayan Medical Council. The Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Health, Inche Mohamed Sanusi bin Baki, said today that the Ministry had vacancies for more than 9096 words
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615 1964-04-08 11 khor cheang kee - oy khor cheang kee aL O R STAR, A Mar. 31. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has been advised not to campaign in Kelantan because “the fanatics there may try to harm or even kill me.” •But 1 am not afraid,” the615 words
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Article, Illustration771 1964-04-08 11 FINANCE MINISTER WARNS AGAINST DUBIOUS ATTITUDE OF THE FRONT PENANGt March 30 r JHE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin, warned today that a Socialist Front State Government in Penang might raise security implications of the gravest magnitude in view of771 words
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107 1964-04-08 11 ITU ALA LUMPUR, Mar. 31— The Selangor Government Is to open up 738 acres of land at Telok Panglima Garang in the Kuala Langat district, the Mentri Besar, Dato Abu Bakar bin Baglnda said today. Speaking at the opening of a community107 words
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251 1964-04-08 11 SINGAPORE, Apr. 2 THE first convention of the Singapore National Trades Union Congress, to be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall from Saturday, will be asked to amend the Industrial Relations Ordinance to bar non members from enjoying any claim successfully negotiated251 words
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Article60 1964-04-08 11 MALACCA, April 3.—Work has started on a three-storey office block to replace the present PWD office here, which Is in a dilapidated condition Costing $150,000, the building ts being constructed on a oneacre site In Mata Kuching Road adjacent to the new offices and studios of60 words
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Article, Illustration701 1964-04-08 12 P.M. REPLIES TO OOPS OPEN LETTER Kuala lumpur. Mar. 31. —Tengku Abdul Rahman said yesterday that “many thousands’’ of cases for detention had been brought to the attention of the Government but because of the responsibility the Government exercised over701 words
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243 1964-04-08 12 KOTA BHARU, April 2. f jnE former Malayan Ambassador to the United States, Dato Nik Ahmad Kamil, tonight appealed to the people of Kelantan to vote for the Alliance Party. Addressing an election rally at Batang Merbau in Tanah Merah district, 40 miles243 words
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Article29 1964-04-08 12 IPOH, April 2—St. Michael’s Institution here will hold a twoday food and fun fair beginning on Saturday at the school grounds in aid of its funds.29 words
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168 1964-04-08 12 PENANG, Apr. 1. The vice-chairman of the Labour Party of Malaya. Mr. Lim Kean Siew, today described the United States and Russia as two great “enemy camps” trying to seek a peaceful settlement to disputes. “Even Britain," he told a168 words
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Article58 1964-04-08 12 KUALA LUMPUR, April. 2.—A fun fair. In aid or the All Saints Church’s building fund, wi'l be held on the church ground. Cheras Road, on Saturday from 10 am. to 4 pm. There will be stalls selling food, fancy goods, handiwork and embroideries donated bv firms58 words
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217 1964-04-08 12 rMERLOH, Mar.—3o. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. said today that the PAP was trying to drive a wedge between the rural and urban population of Malaya “the very thing we are trying to avoid." Tun Abdul Razak217 words
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145 1964-04-08 12 YfALACCA, Apr. 1. The Malacca branch of the War Department Civilian Staff Association has decided to go on strike if the British Ministry of Public Building and Works in sists on its declared redundancies. The branch secretary. M r Niranjan Singh, said today that this145 words
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482 1964-04-08 13 KUALA LUMPUR, March 30. rpHE Deputy Prime Minister and Minister oi A Defence, Tun Abdul Razak, tonight assured the nation that “with the aid of our allies” everything was being done to meet Malaysia's defence needs. SpeaKing over television, Tun Razak said:482 words
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Article132 1964-04-08 13 OINGAPORE, Mar. 31. Police today said that the explosion beside rubber merchant Mr. Tan Eng Ghee's house in Nallur Road on the afternoon of Mar. 29 was caused by the ignition of two to five pounds of T.N.T., a high explosive. According to them. Army bomb132 words
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Article63 1964-04-08 13 SINGAPORE, Mar. 31 Mr. Sohrab Rustum Ctiapkhana, a Crown Counsel and Deputy Public Prosecutor for the past year, will begin work on Apr. 2as the Third Criminal District Judge, succeeding Mr John Doral Raj Mr. Chapkhana previously served an a magistrate before being appointed State Coroner In63 words
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Article, Illustration229 1964-04-08 13 UENANG. Mar. 30. A The chairman of the Penang Socialist Front, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, tonight accused the Alliance of breaking their election promises and acting without a mandate from the people. “In the 1959 general electtlon,” Mr. Ooi told a Socialist Front229 words
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Article75 1964-04-08 13 SINGAPORE, Mar. 31 The management ot Harrisons and Crosfieid (S) Ltd and the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union today resumed negotiations, but failed to reach any settlement in their dispute re atlng to the union's claims for salary increases and improved working conditions. Meanwhile, a75 words
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Article56 1964-04-08 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mar. 31 Mr. J. M. Jayesurla, a dental technician at the government dental clinic In Talplng, left here, today for a 14-month dental equipment repair and maintenance course In Britain and Germany. Mr. Jayesurla Is a brother of Dr. L. W. Jayesurla,56 words
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Article, Illustration613 1964-04-08 13 IPOH, March 30. £)ATO Leong Kee Nyean, of the Peoples Progressive Party, was granted leave by Mr. Justice Ali bin Hassan in the High Court here today to apply for writs of certiorari and prohibition against the Elections Commission and two Returning613 words
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Article44 1964-04-08 13 IPOH, Mar. 31 The Perak State Government ha;. granted $2,000 for World Health Day and for a month-long health education campaign In the State from April 7. The subject for this year’s campaign will be “No Truce for Tuberculosis44 words
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Article, Illustration401 1964-04-08 14 KUALA PERLIS, April 1 'J’HE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said here today he had ordered a general election this month, instead of July or August when it was due, to ask for a mandate from the people to deal with Indonesia’s confrontation. “Thisof the M.C.A. in Ipoh on Wednesday. Straits Times picture. - 401 words
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268 1964-04-08 14 Kuala iumpur, Mar. 31. —The women Teachers’ Union and the National union of Teachers said today that the Government’s plea to women teachers to exercise patience in. their fight for equal pay implied that “they have not exhibited ample patience." In a Joint statement,268 words
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Article52 1964-04-08 14 KUALA LUMPUR, April. 1. The Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Abu Bakar bin Baglnda, today opened a $3,500 MlnangkabauRtyle community centre at Kampong Bukit Tadom, an aborigine settlement In Kuala Langat. The hall was built by the aborigines themselves and the price was far below the52 words
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Article32 1964-04-08 14 BATU GAJAH, Apr. I—A poster exhibition to mark World Health Day In the Batu Galah district will be held at the Sultan Yussuf School hall here on April 732 words
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Article60 1964-04-08 14 SINGAPORE, Apr. I— Lee Hsien Loong, 12, eldest son of Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, was among 36 boys who today received awards for making the grade in a recent YMCA Ud COnt€st held the Hsien Loong was awarded the fourth “mon”60 words
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Article160 1964-04-08 14 KUALA LUMPUR, April 1. rfEiE Malayan, Medical Associationf feels strongA ly that State and local governments should take on some of the administrative and financial responsibilities for health services. Stating this at the association’s annual dinner and dance here at the weekend, the president,160 words
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Article60 1964-04-08 14 SINGAPORE, Apr. 3 The Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan Yew, will give a reception »n honour of Afro-Asian delegates to the National Trades Union Congress annual convention at the Sri Temasek tomorrow n.gnt. On Monday the delegates be guests of the Minister > o Labour. Mr.60 words
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Article61 1964-04-08 14 SINGAPORE, Apr. I—A group ol 14 Maryland ousiness executives will arrive here on Apr!) 14, were hacked with parents foreign trade through the Pon of Baltimore. Maryland The group will leave Baltimore on Friday to visit 10 major P° rt cities In six Par East nation*,61 words
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504 1964-04-08 15 TANJONG KARANG, April 2. rpuN Abdul Razak today called on the people to stand solidly behind the Alliance Government and show their undivided loyalty to the country. He said that it was essential that the Alliance should win the general election504 words
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Article147 1964-04-08 15 I/ UA L A LUMPUR, Apr. 2. —A vote for the Alliance is a vote for your own safety and happiness, Mr. Tan Toh Hong, Alliance candidate for Bukit Bintang said today in a statement to voters. The Alliance, he added, believed that peace and147 words
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Article43 1964-04-08 15 SINGAPORE, Apr. 3. The Minister o! Finance Dr Goh Keng Swee, will open the SI million factorv of Unltex (Malaysia) Ltd at the Redhill Industrial estate on Tuesday The factory will manufacture knitted gar ments and sportswear43 words
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Article34 1964-04-08 15 SINGAPORE. Apr. 6.—The Minister for Finance. Dr Goh Keng Swee, will officially open a new factory for the Bata Shoe Co. Ltd. at 66. Telok Blangah Road on Thursday at 4 p.m.34 words
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Article, Illustration184 1964-04-08 15 Kuala lumpur, Apr. 2. The Cheshire Home’s management committee is disappointed that the Government does not do its shaie in promoting charity in this country. Its chairman, Datin Sa’adiah Sardon, said today that the committee applied to the Government for the lease of184 words
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107 1964-04-08 15 ITUALA KUBU BAHRU. Apr. 1. —The Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said here today that for every nation, there comes a time when its people should stand together and speak with one voice. Addressing an election rally107 words
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Article27 1964-04-08 15 SINGAPORE. Apr. s—Dr Ho Gunn Llm has been appointed acting Permanent Secretary (Health) and Director of Medical Services of the Ministry of Health.27 words
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242 1964-04-08 15 KUALA LUMPUR, April 1. talks on the seven-month-old dispute concerning a new wage pact for 300,000 plantation workers will be held here tomorrow. The meeting will be between the Malayan Planting Industries Employees’ Association and the Minister of Labour and Social242 words
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Article96 1964-04-08 15 Kota bharu, Apr. 2. The PMIP-con-trolled Kelantan Government today expressed regret that the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, had been advised not to campaign in the State for fear fanatics may try to harm him. The Deputy Mentrl Besar. Haji Mohamed bin Naslr, said he96 words
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166 1964-04-08 15 If LANG, April 1 Four year old Tan Kian Leong, who was kidnapped from a Chinese kindergarten here yesterday, was released at Morib, 30 miles away, at 10 a.m. today. Police confirmed the boy’s release, but declined to give details. The Press was166 words
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Article33 1964-04-08 15 PENA NO, Apr. I.—Tan Soon Guun 17. and lan Choong Heng. 14, were hacked with parangs when two rival gangs clashed In Jelutong village yesterday evening Police have detained three men33 words
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Article31 1964-04-08 15 TELUK WtNSON, Apr, 5 —The Ram Muda ol Perak will officially open the $130,000 tuberculosis ward and chest clinic In the DU* trlct Hospital here on Tuesday.31 words
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425 1964-04-08 16 Kuala Lumpur, April 3 gINGAPORE’S Barisan Sosialis have sent helpers to “reinforce” the Socialist Front in its election campaign, Mr. K.V. Thaver, PAP Parliamentary candidate for Setapak said tonight. Speaking at an election rally Here, Mr. Thaver said that the Barisan Sosialis425 words
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Article50 1964-04-08 16 SINGAPORE, Apr. 3. A shopkeeper Mr. Teo Chong Han, 40, of Cross Street, this morning fell to his death from the top of a nine-storey block of flats In Upper Pickering Street. nis ouuy nit tne windscreen o! a Mercedes Benz car before slumping to the pavement50 words
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501 1964-04-08 16 SINGAPORE. Apr. 3 gINGAPORE’S Communists are unlikely to be “blatant open” in the use of trade unions for their political ends with security now in the hands of the Central Government. This was stated by the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan501 words
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Article183 1964-04-08 16 K. LUMPUR, Apr. 3 f rHE Japanese Go- vernmnot has ottered live scholarships to Malaysians for post-graduate studies in Japanese national universities. Three of these will be awarded to candidates from the States of Malaya and one each from Sabah and Sarawak, according to a statement183 words
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262 1964-04-08 16 KUALA LUMPUR, April 3. jyjEMBERS of the Federation of Rubber Trade Associations have “no choice but to withdraw” from the trade shipping conferences which recently increased rubber freight rates to America and Canada by 10 per cent. The federation’s president, Mr. Tee262 words
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Article49 1964-04-08 16 IPOH, Apr. About $500,000 is being spent in Perak this Y e on amenities for new villages anu local council areas. fa The funds for the lmpro\em f I came from the Ministry of terior, the Ministry of R ural J;.. velopment and the Perak Government.49 words
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Article26 1964-04-08 16 SINGAPORE. Apr. 3. Ir Irving J Minett. vice-president Chrysler Corporation’s Interna tic operations, will arrive in Singlin' by air from Australia on Sun da26 words
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Article, Illustration393 1964-04-08 17 KUALA LUMPUR, April 3. THE Municipality here has earmarked cerA tain sites for building prefabricated multi-storey flats to house squatters. Mr. S. P. Chow, the Municipal Architect said today that by using this system it would be possible to provide faster and cheaper393 words
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178 1964-04-08 17 SINGAPORE, Apr. 3. —Three trade union leaders from Japan, Kenya and Aden flew ir,to Singapore tonight and expressed full sympathy for Malaysia in the face of Indonesian confrontation. The three are Mr. S. Suzuki, secretary of the AllJapan Trades Union (Sohyoi, Mr. A.178 words
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Article, Illustration260 1964-04-08 17 Kuala lumpur, Apr. 3.—Miss Uthiaban Yamkleep, 26, is the only woman delegate among 40 youth leadders from 15 countries who are attending the Fourth Asian, Youth Hostels Conference here tomorrow. A teacher, Miss Yamkleep Is here as a member of the260 words
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Article48 1964-04-08 17 The union first submitted its revised pay claim in 1957 and postponed industrial action on assurances by the Government that its claim would be settled by the end of February. The strike, if it takes place, will affect 221 post offices and 46 mobile post offices.48 words
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Article33 1964-04-08 17 SUNQEI PATANI, Apr. 3.—Two Medical Officers have been posted to the District Hospital here They are Dr Khoo Sian Kok from Taiping, and Dr R R. Rajagopalan from Kota Bharu.33 words
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289 1964-04-08 17 KUALA LUMPUR, April 3. ]yjALAYSIANS are not scared of Indonesia’s might and will fight for every inch of our ground, the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said today. He told about 500 Alliance officials at the town hall here that Malaysian security forces289 words
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Article39 1964-04-08 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Apr. 3.—Two air service agreements wUI be signed at the Ministry of Transport here, next Tuesday the Government announced today. The agreements are between Malaysia and the United Kingdom and Malaysia and the Netherlands.39 words
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Article40 1964-04-08 17 KUALA PILAH. Apr. 3.—The Mentrl Besar of Negri Sembllan, Dato (Dr.) Mohamed Said bln Mohamed yesterday opened the $120,000 headworks of the Terrachi Irrigation scheme here About 300 acres of padl land will be Irrigated by this scheme.40 words
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168 1964-04-08 17 PENANG, Apr. 3—The Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce has submitted four suggestions to the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, on how the Government could help solve the problem of unemployment caused by the break in trade relations with Indonesia. In168 words
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1089 1964-04-08 18 SINGAPORE, Apr. 1. Three upsets highlighted today’s races at Bukit Timah. Race One TWO-YEAR-OLDS DIV. “B" 5^F. Shaw Stable's (11) FILM GOER 111 8 2 (978—279) Moore 1 (5) Zaza 82 (534—250) Wilson 2 (1) Rattle 8 2 (262—149) Johnson 3 (7)1,089 words
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1019 1964-04-08 18 SINGAPORE, Apr. s.—i Shaw Stable’s Movie-! goer, with jockey Frank Moore astride, scored a runaway five-length win from the favourite Oleander 111 in the $25,000 Singapore Derby over 12f at Bukit Timah today. Raee One CL. 2, DIV. 4—7 F. Seventy-nine Stable’s1,019 words
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Miscellaneous17 1964-04-08 18 -BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $166,040. 1st No. *****8 $91,378 2nd No. *****7 $26,108 3rd No. *****5 $13,05417 words
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Miscellaneous104 1964-04-08 18 BIG SWEEP ToUl Pool: $155,1** W No. *****8 Hl.ii) tnd No. $$4455 $19,711 3rd No. *****1 i STARTERS ($1400 tm*h\ No*. *****5, *****1 19J5JL *****4. *****1. *****7. iStS* 4S6141. *****1. *****0, tOttS’ *****1. *****4. *****8. mgj CONSOLATION ($750 eatMNo*. *****0. *****4, *****1 *****9. *****1. *****9, *****L *****8, *****9. *****1. h104 words
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331 1964-04-08 19 JOHORE BAHRU, April 3. t*UK Minister of the Interior, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Haji Abdul Rahman, said today that the coming elections was as important as the 1955 elections when the Alliance victory brought independence to Malaya. This time, the success of331 words
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142 1964-04-08 19 JOHORE BAHRU, Apr. J 3.—The Malaysian Minister for the Interior Dato (Dr.) Ismail bln Dato Abdul Rahman last night said he was impressed by the alertness shown by villagers who had made reports about armed Indonesians trying to enter Malaysia. v Interviewed by the Straits142 words
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Article63 1964-04-08 19 SINGAPORE, Apr. 3—Toh Puan Noor Alshah, wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara will visit live Red Cross Society "Flag Day operational centres’* tomorrow morning, as president of the society The centres are Hong Kong and Shanghai Banks In Orchard Road and Clifford Pier. B. P63 words
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Article70 1964-04-08 19 rv-J? LA t A L UMPUR, April 3.—No definite date or pro- as been Axed for the visit to Malaysia next British Minister of State without Portfolio, H?i,r Carri “Kton. a British High Commission spokesman here todar. i»i»tl! r<, trr,n|t#11 19 0B his wi; to attend a Seato70 words
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Article205 1964-04-08 19 KUALa LUMPUR. Apr. 2. —A 7 5-min ute meeting today between the Minister of Labour, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin, and Me Malayan Planting Industries Employers Association Is believed to have paved the way for more talks towards a solution of the wage crisis in the205 words
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113 1964-04-08 19 Kuala lumpur. Apr. I.—Three people were killed by lighten which struck a house at P&ntai Halt, rear Peialing Jaya, last night during a thunderstorm. The dead were Mohamed All Mat Yen. 22, Che Zatnon binte Mohamed Yusof. 25. a housewife, and her two-year-old daughter.113 words
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234 1964-04-08 19 KOTA BHARU, April 3. THE PMIP last night challenged the Alliance Government to show proof that it had connections with Indonesia. The challenge was made by the party’s legal adviser, Wan Mustapha bin Hajl All, former Member of Parliament for Kelantan Hlllr who234 words
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Article33 1964-04-08 19 SINGAPORE, Apr. 3—The wile rf the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Toh Puan Noor Aiahah, will open the YWCA's Spring carnival at the association’a community centre In Outran Road at 11 ajn. tomorrow33 words
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Article1622 1964-04-08 20 From Our Market Correspondent JHE Malayan Stock Exchange last week had one of its dullest periods for a very Ions time and was becalmed by the doldrums with a' vengeance. Hardly a ripple was discernible in the market which was even quieter than when1,622 words
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Article698 1964-04-08 20 rfi following is a complete list of revised aeetations for the week ended on Friday April 3. INDUSTRIAL* I. a»«» onto 12.40 10.00 Boustead 1.83 I.SS .Central Prop 1.37 I.SS City Dev S 0« 66 C.B. Bolding 5.20 3.32 Coo. Tin smelt **«*f tl/y w/y Onto698 words
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Article55 1964-04-08 20 r THB Malayan Bxeliange Banks’ Am4 alatlen made these changes In Its 55*66 Jk merchant* yesterday (aU rated to glOO): New Yerkt buying TT 23 11/J.d. airmail OD 92 12/16; 90 d/st S3 1/8 credit bills, 82 1/4 trade bills. n V #r 2* H v *rk ”.n55 words
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Article23 1964-04-08 20 April 3. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 69ft cents (down 1ft cents). TIN: $525,121 (down $2.12ft). Estimated offering 245 tons (down 15 tons).23 words
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Article54 1964-04-08 20 THE Mslaysn Kxehange Banks* Assesistien made these chaxqee hi Its rates to merchants oq Saturday (all rates to $100): New Yerkt Buying TT 82 11/16. airmail OD 32 13/14. 90 d/st 66 1/9 credit bills, 63 1/4 trade bills. Selling TT dr dD ready! New Y#rk 32 1/2:54 words
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Article39 1964-04-08 20 (Managsra’ Frleee) t'lmt Malayan 2.18 2.27 Second Malayan 1.82 1.70 Th£d Malayan 1.17 1.34x4 Malaysian C. A I. .98 .99 First Hong Kong 1.07 1.12x4* Keoood Hong Kong .80 .84* aterliug Commodity 4/6 6/- (*Bong Kong currency)39 words
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Article19 1964-04-08 20 O" ST J"* esehange markat in swH- wu <N*otsd at 16.97 and tM few at 248).19 words
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Article22 1964-04-08 20 Current Date of Total JfoUl fo. payment payment for previous year year Slme Darby 7*%t AprU 24 18% f Interim22 words
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Article610 1964-04-08 20 W production ai.rj stock figures issued on Wednesday pro\ d to be the major stin ilus to prices during t ie week, state BUC.B. Co, Ltd. in their c rent survey of the Malayan Rubber Market. While these statistics iud been reasonably aecura y forecast, fair610 words
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Article36 1964-04-08 20 ON thf fr«« exchange 1-r Hon* Kon* jreaterday thf u n d»IUr wu quoted at 5.731 for T 1 5.7*| for MIX. ,i Starling wa« quoted at 15.9" ena tael ef gold at 245136 words