The Straits Budget, 4 November 1964
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section40 1964-11-04 1 The Straits Budget THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES MALAYA'S NATIONAL NIWSPAMR k.-»r.•.v£v\' v-4 <«PK. REGISTERED AT THE O.P.O. U.K. AS A NEWSPAPER SERIES 629. KUALA LUMPUR, NOVEMBER, 4, 19«4. Price 40 Cento (Malaya) or l Shining. KPN 601.40 words
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Advertisement177 1964-11-04 1 THEY really mean it When two Siamese Fighting Fish (Betta spiendens) get to grips, they leave no doubt as to the earnestness ot their intentions. And Cochran really mean it too, when they make the claims they do about their famous SINUPAC ECONOMIC BOILERS. Briefly, every one of this famous177 words
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Article, Illustration576 1964-11-04 2 SOH TIANG KENG - ‘GIVEN TIME, MANILA SHOULD REALISE IT IS BEING UNREASONABLE’ By SOH TIANG KENG: Singapore. Oct. 28 MALAYSIA’S new United Nations permanent representative, Mr. R. Ramani, said here today'that, given time, the Philippines Government would realise that their present attitude over the Sabah claim was576 words
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95 1964-11-04 2 SINGAPORE, Oct. 25—A record forecast tote dividend at odds of 2,210-to-one was paid out on Race Three at Bukit Timah today. The race was won by Sistic, which paid $319 for a win and $5& for a place. Second was High Perfection, beaten95 words
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339 1964-11-04 2 TELUK ANSON, S Oct. 28 YOUNG mother broke down and wept at an inquest yesterday as she recalled oneday in January when five girls three of whom were her daughters died in a fire which destroyed half of Kangkap new339 words
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196 1964-11-04 2 IT OTA BHARU, Oct. 28 iun^T he De P ut y Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, will hold discussions with state Government official* on ways to improve the living standards of the rural people of Kelantan durine hh four-day tour, beginning on Nov. 5.196 words
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147 1964-11-04 2 Nibong TEBAL, Oct 30.— The Alliance is confident of victory in tomorrow’s parliamentary by-election in Seberang Selatan. In a final bid to woo the electorate, the Deputy VrW Minister, Tun Abdul Raz &K and two other ministers— -in* che Senu bin Abdul Rah ®Js147 words
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The Straits Budget
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Article715 1964-11-04 3 —Straits Times, October 27 It has taken a long time to get the machinery for the Malaysian common market moving. The Tariff Advisory Board was required to make its first recommendations on protective tariffs in March. It did not have a chairman until months later. The Board—Straits Times, October 27 - 715 words
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Article171 1964-11-04 3 —Straits Times, October 27 To suggest that Malayan fishermen should work Bornean waters to escape Indonesian piracy does not seem very realistic. Very few Malayan fishing boats (apart from the banned trawders) are big enough or have range enough to fish off even the Sarawak coast from Malayan—Straits Times, October 27 - 171 words
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Article543 1964-11-04 3 —Straits Times, October 28 The first steps taken by the new Labour Government to remedy Britain’s deteriorating economic position have had in general a sympathetic reception. Swift action had become essential. Although the forecast of an £BOO million payments deficit at the year end may be an—Straits Times, October 28 - 543 words
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Article409 1964-11-04 3 —Straits Times, October 28 The time is ripe for a second goodwill mission to Africa, and it is excellent news that Tun Razak will soon be setting out with a strong team. President Soekarno’s prestige among the Africans is at a new low. His attempt to steal the—Straits Times, October 28 - 409 words
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Article652 1964-11-04 3 —Straits Times, October 29 There is a consistency in the flush of Soekarno rumours which suggests there is a basis of fact in reports that Indonesia’s President may resign. Unquestionably developments in Indonesia have created something akin to political crisis. The official Antara news agency reports—Straits Times, October 29 - 652 words
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Article283 1964-11-04 4 Straits Times. October 29 The propriety of moving i political detainees outside their home State is not a simple j question to decide. The argu- ments against have been put by the Sarawak United People’s Party in respect of 50 detainees recently transferred to Malaya from a camp nearStraits Times. October 29 - 283 words
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Article765 1964-11-04 4 A Time For Decision -Straits Times, October 30 The scope and quality of the new Indonesian landings were still not entirely clear last night. But it did not seem that they could compare with the Pontian landings, still less with the Labis airdrop. This is no rea- 1 son for-Straits Times, October 30 - 765 words
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Article263 1964-11-04 4 —Straits Times, October 30 The leaders of the present State Government of Kelantan have shown much more realism and good sense than their predecessors. The Mentri Besar. Inche Asri bin Haji Muda, indicated almost as soon as he had taken office that he would like to see an—Straits Times, October 30 - 263 words
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Article580 1964-11-04 4 —Straits Times. October 31 The landings in the JohoreMalacca border area have been a wretched and tragic adventure for Soekarno's guerillas. In a little less than 36 hours only two of the 52 men who were put ashore were still at liberty. Fifty had been captured,—Straits Times. October 31 - 580 words
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Article306 1964-11-04 4 —Straits Times, October 31 The hospital outlook improves by the month, with two bright rays now breaking the pervading gloom. First came news that work on the new' Kuala Lumpur hospit. 1 would start next year; and now Ipoh too is to get special treatment. The 60-year-old hospital—Straits Times, October 31 - 306 words
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Article, Illustration509 1964-11-04 5 JUDITH YONG - by JUDITH YONG SINGAPORE. Oct. 25. The eight children whose mother. Madam L:ni Poh Kens. was killed in a road accidei 1 three days ago, leaving them orphaned will not be given away for adoption. “There will— Straits Times picture. - 509 words
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315 1964-11-04 5 SINGAPORE. Oct. 26 Eight children, orphaned last week by the death of their mother, Madam Lim Poh Keng. today appeared to be heading for a brighter life. Donations totalling $1,380 were received by the Straits Times today, with pledges of more to come from315 words
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Article20 1964-11-04 5 —AP. TOKYO, Oct. 25—The Queen of Burundi, Mwaml Kal Theresa Kanyonga, arrived In Peking last night.— AP.—AP. - 20 words
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84 1964-11-04 5 SINGAPORE, Oct. 25—The Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toll Chin Chye, will be one of the principal guests at the premiere of the film, “Dr. Strangelove," to be held at the Lido cinema on Oct. 29. The premiere, a satire starring Peter84 words
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Article, Illustration103 1964-11-04 5 SINGAPORE, Oct. 25.ni— Petite Hong Kong actress Yoong Yoong flew into Singapore from llong Kong yesterday for a six-month tour of Malaysia during which she will make stage appearances in conjunction with her latest film, “The Seven Fairies.” She will make an appearance103 words
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240 1964-11-04 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. v 25. Rida is to be streamlined and the scope of its activities expanded, the Ministry of National and Rural Development said today. The Small Industries Section will have a panel of experts to carry out its activities and also240 words
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119 1964-11-04 5 SINGAPORE, Oct. 25.— U.T.A. French International Airlines will introduce a new service, linking Singapore and Sydney, on Nov. 13. Under this new service, the airline’s jets will leave Paris and arrive in Singapore on Tuesdays at 6.30 p.m. An hour later, the plane will119 words
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Article36 1964-11-04 5 SINGAPORE, Oct. 26—The commanding otflccr of the KD. Malaya of the Royal Malaysian Navy. Captain J K.F. Weir. R N will Inspect the Singapore Sea Cadet Corps on Oct. 31 at 9 am.36 words
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Advertisement7 1964-11-04 5 STRAITS BUDGET SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Payable in advance)7 words
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367 1964-11-04 6 TELUK ANSON. October 25 A WIDOW was stabbed to death early today while resisting: three robbers who had broken into her son s sundry shop in Kampong Farit, off the 13th mile, Teltik AnsonBagan I)atoh road. The widow. Madam Chow Peng. 47.367 words
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111 1964-11-04 6 SINGAPORE Oct. 25 Arms and ammunition, bul-let-proof vests, steel helmets and other articles of clothing intended as protection against attack are among articles which may not be imported into Singapore except under special licence. A notification gazetted yesterday. giving a list of 101111 words
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145 1964-11-04 6 SINGAPORE, Oct. 25 Scholar ships are being offered to graduates to do post-gra-duate studies in Ceylon and Hawaii, and for technical teachers to be trained in Australia and New Zealand. The scholarships for post-graduate studies in Ceylon and the University of Hawaii are tenable for145 words
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64 1964-11-04 6 SINGAPORE. Oct. 26.—Two denominations of coins, commemorating the Olympic Games in Tokyo, are now on sale at two Japanese banks here. The coins, depicting ancient Greek athletes, are in the 1,000 yen <MllO> and 100 yyen <MSI) denominations. They are obtainable at the64 words
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Article42 1964-11-04 6 PENANG. Oct 30—City Councillors observed one minutes silence at the monthly meeting today as mark of respect to Mr. AW B Hamilton, a former Registrar of Vehicles and Superintendent (it the fire brigade, who died in Wales on Oct. 19.42 words
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125 1964-11-04 6 IPOH, Oct. 25 —Rumours of the leakage of question papers for the Lower Certificate of Education exam which starts tomorrow were today described by a senior official of the Education Department here as “unfounded.” “The Chief Education Officer. Perak. Mr. Bion Dury. has carried125 words
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365 1964-11-04 6 SINGAPORE. October 26. THE executive council oi the 20,000-strong Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union today suspended its general secretary, Mr. T.Y. Gomez. Also suspended were Norman Kow. Y. O. Fong and Jeffrey Lau. three other members of the council.365 words
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Article49 1964-11-04 6 SINGAPORE. Sun.—Television Singapura will telecast KhnMv chev End of an Era" torn* ne w at 9.50 p m. on Channel 5 The programme is a CBS news extra in which foreign corespondents in Moscow. London. Tokyo and New York assess development in the Soviet Union.49 words
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Article45 1964-11-04 6 TAIPING, Sun.—Miss Lee Sirw Eng. a post-graduate research student from the Australian National University at Canberra. carrying out a three-month social survey here —her home town. She is working under the guidance of the Department of Geography. University of Malaya45 words
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165 1964-11-04 6 PENANG, Oct. 25—At his own request, the sacerdotal silver Jubilee of the Bishop of Penang, Monsignor Francis Chan, will be celebrated quietly here. Monsignor Chan was ordained by the late Bishop A. Devals at the chapel of the College-General In Pulau Tikus here on165 words
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Advertisement107 1964-11-04 6 THE N.K. AND FAR EAST builder A Bi-Monthly io<l i<%a 1 ol Building of Real Fatale Activities i»i the Far Fast. A Macaiiaa bealiac ».t* bmldiac. arcbitactaral aa< raal aitota activities iB Malaya. Naaf K«m wi IN Far (a«L ‘ttablubeP i« UN tbu bi aiaatkly trade HMf it ba«t|M n107 words
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Article413 1964-11-04 7 Flood relief committees, especially in the East Coast, get ready for the onset of the north-east monsoon Kl'ALA LUMPUR, October 25. pLOOI) relief committees throughout Malaya, especially on the East Coast, are getting ready for the north-east monsoon which begins early next month. A spokesman from413 words
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Article47 1964-11-04 7 IPOH, Oct 26 Mohamed Yw.soi •>'it Kassitu. 2G, a labuurei wlv» v\.i.- Hacked by a swarm ut hornetyesterday, died in the C»'i<ral H ihpltal here early this morning He was cycling in front of the ri(lic court when the hornet' >cked him.47 words
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193 1964-11-04 7 SINGAPORE, Oct. 25 Some household articles which the United Nations industrial survey mission recommended for manufacture in Singapore are now being made here. The Minister of Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. said today that examples of such products, made of plastic, were193 words
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306 1964-11-04 7 SINGAPORE. Oct. 26— As divisional police stations today compiled reports on the audibility of air raid sirens, which were tested for the first time throughout the island today, residents in several parts of the island waited in vain to hear the306 words
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105 1964-11-04 7 Kuala lumpur, Oct. -•> The Medical Superinterdent of the General Hospital here l)r. C». Dennis, >aid today that hospital assistants had been asked to work from 4.30 p.m. to !l p.m. from Mondays to Fridays to cope with the crowds at the dispensary. Their105 words
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453 1964-11-04 7 KUALA LUMPUR, October 26. VXPERTS from Australia and Formosa are expected here soon to help in developing sugar cane plantations in North Malaya for the supply of raw sugar to refineries in Malaya and Singapore. The Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr.453 words
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166 1964-11-04 7 Kuala lumpur, Oct. 2(i. —Malaylaunch a Jet service sian Airways will f ro m J esse 1 ton to Hong Korg next month. It will also Increase Its flights from three to six times a week to Bangkok via Penang. The Minister166 words
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Article46 1964-11-04 7 TANGKAK. Oet. 25 T »ngk [>i'.fi ict will i elebi «t*■ the fcjult in it Jolmre’.s 70th but Inlay with i i>;ii i in the niorninii and tilm sli >W' »t mil;! it mi th t i.en pidillig he 1 e mm Oi't 2046 words
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Article, Illustration739 1964-11-04 8 FELIX ABISHEGANADEN - It’s all for ‘bearded terror’ THE MILITARY THINKING OF LETTING THE POLICE FINISH THE JOB by FELIX ABISHEGANADEN: Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 27 TH E 10-week military operation against Indonesian guerillas in South Johore has almost been “wrapped up” following the slaying739 words
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Article106 1964-11-04 8 —UPI. JAKARTA, Oct. 27.— Indonesia’s opposition to foreign military bases apparently includes American military bases in the Philippines and other Asian countries, according to an Antara report. The Navy commander. Vice Admiral R. E. Martadinata, speaking at an executive board meeting of a student organisation—UPI. - 106 words
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Article95 1964-11-04 8 JfUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 2*.—The first phase of the $1 million co-opera-tive ranch at Butu Arang will be ready by June next year. Work on an administrative block, a veterinary office, quarters for hetwen 30 and 40 families of settlers and otiier ancillary buildings for about 1,00095 words
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236 1964-11-04 9 DEPUTY PREMIER FOR UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 26 THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, will lead a strong delegation on a goodwill tour of Africa in December. While no concrete arrangements have been made236 words
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Article37 1964-11-04 9 KANC.AR. Oct 25—A further JOO classes will Ihj opener! next •January for 3,000 adutt education students. The Senior Slate Adult Educati m Supervisor. Inche Mahayuddin, estimated there were about 30 000 illiterates tn Perils.37 words
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Article99 1964-11-04 9 pONTIAN. Oct 26Security forces last night killed three Indonesian guerillas in a clash near here. This brings to 21 the total number of kills in the Pontian area. The contact was made following information received from villagers. The guerillas, members of the Pontian force that99 words
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Article206 1964-11-04 9 UPI. JAKARTA, Oct. 26.—The acting President, Dr. Subandrio. hinted yesterday at a situation in the future when President Soekarno would be unable to lead the Indonesian revolution the first time public mention of such a possibility was made by high official. The official newsUPI. - 206 words
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112 1964-11-04 9 If (JALA LUMPUR. Oct. 26 —Malaysian fishermen may soon be equipped with two-way wireless sets to hejp them combat Indonesian piracy. Disclosing this today, the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Mohamed Khir Jobari. said his Ministry was now studying the feasibility of such112 words
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173 1964-11-04 9 pOH. Oct. 25. Villagers living near the Thai-land-Malaya border were warned to “be on the alett against the retraining Communist terrorists who might try to cause trouble in the area.’V The warning was made yesterday by Wan Hassan bin Wan' Teh. Assistant District Officer. Kroh in173 words
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Article52 1964-11-04 9 SINGAPORE. Oct. 26 World famous Hungarian pianist, Mr. Audor Foldes. will give a piano recital of works of Bach. Beethoven. Schubert, Chopin, Copland. Thomson, Bartok and Kixlaly-Fol-des at the Victoria Theatre on Oct 31. The recital will be In aid o( the National Trades Union Congress52 words
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Article183 1964-11-04 9 I) E N A N O, Oct. 25 An aquarium and marine research laboratories are to be built at Glugor behind the present Fisheries Research Institute. The two-storey building Is estimated to cost 51.2 million and work is expected to begin next year. Mr. Soong183 words
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Article, Illustration1014 1964-11-04 10 A compliment to China on N- success but also plea by Premier KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 27 T E NGKU Abdul iialiman was loudly cneered tomgnt wntn he said the Li o v e r nment had “a e 1 i v e r1,014 words
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184 1964-11-04 10 PENANG, Oct. 27 r rHE Penang MCA edu- cation a d v i s o ry committee is to ask the Government to establish comprehensive schools in four media— Malay, English, Chinese and Tamil. “The comprehensive system of education,” says a statement184 words
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226 1964-11-04 10 IPOH, Oct. 25.— A pilot scheme has been initiated to foster closer ties between West Germ any and Malaysia through the efforts of the chambers of commerce of the two countries. This was stated here todav by Mr. W. Reischel, commercial attache in226 words
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Article120 1964-11-04 10 THAT MEANS SUCCESS' Tengku gives the slogan for Solidarity Week KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 27. 'J'ENGKU Abdul Rahman announced tonight that “Berjaya" (success) will be the slogan during National Solidarity Week which e will launch next month. Addressing the National Press Club dinner at the Royal Selangor Golf Club, the120 words
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Article60 1964-11-04 10 PENANG, Oct. 26—The Penang Poppy Day committee has appealed to housewives for any gift of articles and goods you can spare for a “white elephant” stall to be put up at a coffee, morning party in the Penang Club on Oct 30. Contributions mav be sent to60 words
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550 1964-11-04 11 LIM BENG Tc. w - By LIM BENG Tc.w SINGAPORE, Oct. 26. —The People’s Action Party today asked the Alliance to clarify its position with regard to the twoyear agreement between the two parties to abandon party politics. The PAP was commenting .t statement by the lyslan Minister550 words
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167 1964-11-04 11 [{UALA LUMPUR. Oct. v 27.—Two Danish experts in pre-fabri-cated housing carried out an exploratory survey into the prospects of introducing an industrial housing factory in Malaysia. Mr R. A. Larsen and Mr A. Neilsen, who arrived here last night, were invited by167 words
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176 1964-11-04 11 LUMPUR, Oct. 1V 27. An intensive programme has been planned for the Swedish trade mission, which is due here next month for a two-week tour of Malaysia. The mission is coming here at the invitation of the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee176 words
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145 1964-11-04 11 IPOH, Oct. 27. Ma- layan rubber “can and should establish itself in the world market as a special quality product”, according to Dr. L. Bateman, Controller of Rubber Research. Dr Bateman, addressing the half-yearly meeting of the Perak Planters’ Association at145 words
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203 1964-11-04 11 SINGAPORE, Oct. 27 THE Singapore GovA ernment is building a new $1,000,000 building to house the radiotherapy department, which will undergo radical modernisation. The State’s Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. said this today when he declared open the World Health Organisation multiple203 words
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212 1964-11-04 11 IPOH, Oct. 27. A lorg list of complaints about the General Hospital here awaits the Minister of Health, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin, when he arrives on Oct. 29. The complaints about the hospital will be conveyed to the Minister by Mr. Chan Swee212 words
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128 1964-11-04 11 IPOH, Oct. 27.—A bus com- puny director told the nigh Court here today that he had to take special tood, including 10 eggs, five bottles of milk and a bottle of essence of chicken a day. as a result of injuries sustained in a road accident.128 words
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Article52 1964-11-04 11 PENANG, Oct. 27.—The Penang Port Commission has warned it? staff that departmental action "amounting to dismissal" will be taken against any employee found guilty of negligence. This warning Is given In a notice from the management drawing attention to the growing numbei of thefts in the52 words
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268 1964-11-04 11 SINGAPORE, Oct. 26. The Australian Government has agreed to supply trade and technical assistance to Malaysia, the Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry, Haji Abdul Khalid bin Awa n g Osman, said here tonight. He had just flown in from Australia where he had268 words
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Article114 1964-11-04 11 LUMPUR. Oct. 26 The laws governing the Federal Land Development Authority and the Rural and Industrial Development Authority are to be modified to allow the two bodies to extend their activities to Singapore, Sarawak and Sabah. Tills was announced bv the Assistant Minister114 words
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Article, Illustration530 1964-11-04 12 GUNN CHIT THYE - Bahaman plea to medical men: Be more nationalistic by GUNN CHIT THYE: Penang, Oct. 27 THREE medical ofiicers who resigned from government service early this year, submitted their grievances to the Minister ot' Health, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin, at a meeting arranged by530 words
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Article61 1964-11-04 12 SINGAPORE. Oct. 27.—The Shell Company has presented to the Port of Singapore Authority a painting by Inche Hoessein bin Enas, a member of the port s police force The painting was one of 52 commissioned by the Shell Companies m Malaysia to commemorate the formation61 words
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Article33 1964-11-04 12 SUNGEI PATANI. Oct. 25--Datin Tengku Amman wife of the Vfentri Besar. Dato Syed Omar bin Syed Abdullah Shahabuddin, Is the State organiser of this year's Kedah State Poppy Day Appeal33 words
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Article35 1964-11-04 12 SINGAPORE. Oct 26—Mr. Sachl Saurajen today replaced Mr. Khoo Hin Hiong as ninth magistrate and administrative officer at the lower courts in South Bridge Road. Mr Khoo has resigned to enter private practice.35 words
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258 1964-11-04 12 I{UALA LUMPUR. Oct. IV 27. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Llm Swee Aun, said today that the Rubber Research Institute should help smallholders to produce a high quality standard rubber so as to create a strop# home market for258 words
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Article217 1964-11-04 12 \JANILA. Oct 27.—The Philippines decided today to press on for bilateral talks with Malaysia without yielding an inch on its terms for breaking a deadlock on its Sabah claim. There was no official t:. nouncement of decisions take: by the bl-partisan Foreign Aft airs217 words
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Article88 1964-11-04 12 PENANG. Oct. 27—Malaysian Buddhists will sit for a religion examination at four centres in P nang. Singapore. Kuala Lumpui and Taiping on Sunday. Set by tlv* Young Men's Bn i dhist Association, assisted by hi' Ceylon Government, the paper.' will t>e in Pali. In Penang. 4588 words
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Article34 1964-11-04 12 PENANG. Oct. 27—The Ditv 1 of the USIS, Mr. George W. P> ter. will talk on “American forei-m policy” to the Penang Discussion Group at the Khek Association 8.30 p.rn. tomorrow.34 words
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313 1964-11-04 13 SINGAPORE, Oct. 27. |>OLICE believe they have routed a pay-roll grab gang with today’s capture of one of the gang’s ring-leaders. The man was surrounded by police as he slept in a remote farmhouse in Boh Sia Tian Hoad, off Yeo Chu313 words
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Article39 1964-11-04 13 SINGAPORE, Oct. 27—The cer-tificate-in-cducation branch of the Singapore Teachers’ Union will hold a Brick Ball 1964" at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Dec. 16 under the patronage of the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye.39 words
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Article91 1964-11-04 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 26. —The Technical College Students’ Union will hold a i “Tech Nite” at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka at 8 pm. on Friday in aid of the Selangor Cheshire Home and the Selangor Association for Retarded Children. The "nite." which is under91 words
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Article27 1964-11-04 13 IPOH. Oct. 27—A table fan and >i\ woon*n chairs worth sl2u arc mssing from an office in the miitarv camp in Ashbv Road nere27 words
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Article, Illustration106 1964-11-04 13 TWO Malaysian Airways air hostesses, Miss Lucy Chan (above) and Miss Alice Ho (below) will tell 400 delegates from 16 countries to the Fourth Asian Advertising Congress on Nov. 1-6 in Hong Kong all they want to know about Malaysia. The two girls will106 words
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Article583 1964-11-04 13 NOT TRUE ALLIANCE LEADERS MOUNTING AGITATION AGAINST P.A.P., SAYS MINISTER KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 27. 'J’HE Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-1‘ves, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today disclaimed any knowledge of a two-year truce between the Alliance and the People’s Action Party. He was commenting on a statement yesterday by583 words
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Article420 1964-11-04 13 MANILA, Oct. 26 lUIE Deputy Speaker of the Philippine Senate, Mr. Salipada Pendatun, was today preparing for a mission to Borneo that could yield new talks between the Philippines and Malaysia. Sources said Mr. Pendatun would spend two days in Sabah and Brunei with Dato Mustapha420 words
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Article75 1964-11-04 13 SINGAPORE, Oct- 27.- A maintenance suit against Bertram Leslie Dunsford, a well-known former sportsman. was withdrawn today before Miss Jenny Lau Duong Bee. a magistrate. The suit was filed on May 9 by ills estranged wife, Mrs Dorothy M Dunsford. Today, when the case was called75 words
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270 1964-11-04 14 SINGAPORE, Oct. 27. —Aircraft of the British, Australian and New Zealand defence forces will carry out exercises tomorrow to test the air defences of Singapore. These exercises are in conjunction with the passive air defence exercises held in Singapore yesterday. A small270 words
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Article68 1964-11-04 14 KUAIA LUMPUR. Oct 28 IMifv members of the College <,( Agriculture Students Union will leave for Bangkok on Monday for a 17-day goodwill tour of Thai, land day goodwill tour of Thailand. Hie progi mime includes visit* poultry farms maize and rice fields, and pi68 words
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Article, Illustration213 1964-11-04 14 SINGAPORE. Oct. 27. k The Director of the Oversea Development Programme of the Red Cross. Miss Joan Whittington, flew into Singapore last night with an artiffcial leg for a patient in Brunei Miss Whittington said “It i* for a Brunei shopkeeper,213 words
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Article54 1964-11-04 14 KOTA BHARU. Oct. 25—The Bella Y nub Club here today gave a cheque lor $602 to tlie Mentrl Be.su r ot Keiantan Inche A>n bin Ha n Muda. tor the N Kional Defeme Fund Inche Asri apirea’ed to others to follow the example ol tile club and54 words
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Article34 1964-11-04 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct 27 The Mil iv m Railway inn mncod here tou y tint the night moil tr tins •A'lll (VIM- to stop M Blioi 1.5 11 111) 4N0V t34 words
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Article196 1964-11-04 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 27 —The tussle between the Minister of Agriculture and Co-ope-rativns Inchr Khir Johan. and the PAP over the rc-organisa-tinn of the Alliance in Singapore was described by Tengku Abdul Rahman tonight as **.iust a storm in a tea cup.” Addressing196 words
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220 1964-11-04 14 I/UCHING. Oct. 27 1V The Federal Secretary. Syed Hashini bm Abdullah. today uv reasons why 50 hardcor* Communist d et a in e c > were transferred to Batu Gajah detention caun recently. He told reporters in hi. office here that the tramtet was220 words
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Article92 1964-11-04 14 —AP I ESS El. TON. Oct 26 The Sabah Government ha contributed $25,000 to the National Defence Fund. it was reported today. This initial contribution by the Government, it Ls hoped, will vi he tempo for similar contributionrom the public. An action committee for—AP - 92 words
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Article47 1964-11-04 14 KUALA LUMPUR Oct 26 H"* Pan-Malayan Hongkong 'Univem < Alumni Association will hold > M annual reunion dinner in the L" peri.tl Room ot the Malays! t H on Oct. 31. The* Meicri Be.sar ol Sela’ Dato Harun Idris, will be >' guest of honour.47 words
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Article43 1964-11-04 14 [POH. Oct 27-A Visitor fr•'» Taiping, Haji Ismail bin Haiti 62, who went to the mosque in Hume Street here for a nap ye* terday afternoon, woke up to tii. i tint $25 Ind been stolen from hn shirt pocket43 words
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598 1964-11-04 15 KHIR ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR PARTY SUMMIT IN CAPITAL IN A BID TO END PAP RULE—IN THE 1967 ELECTIONS SINGAPORE Oct. 15 THE Singapore Alliance is going through a major reshuffle in a bid to end eight years of PAP rule in the598 words
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Article34 1964-11-04 15 SYDNEY. Oct. 28 —Quntns arranging to train 15 more Malaysian youths as aeronautics apprentices in Sydney. The first six to be trained are now working with .minus in Singapore.34 words
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519 1964-11-04 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 28 r fHE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahraan, said last night he was still hopeful that Malaysia and Indonesia would (\entually come to terms in their present dispute. The Tengku was speaking: at a dinner organised by the National Press519 words
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121 1964-11-04 15 SINGAPORE, Oct. 28. Dr. Robert l.oh. an ophthalmic surgeon at the Singapore Genera 4 Hospital, today urged legislation to legalise the donation of eyes for restoring sight to the blind The Ministry of Health, he added, was already considering this lie told a luncheon121 words
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Article45 1964-11-04 15 KUAIA LUMPUR, Oct. 25 Security ices acting on information yesterday killed one Indonesian invader and captured another in the Pontian area. Som< arms and ammunition v< re recovered. 'I ins brings the total of kills in the area to IB45 words
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Article, Illustration723 1964-11-04 16 JOHORE BAHRU, Oct. 28. r |MIE Tengku Mahkota of Johore, Tengku Abdul Rahman, tops the list of people awarded honours by the Sultan of Johore on his 70th birthday. The Tengku Mahkota was awarded the title of Dato Sri Paduka Mahkota Johore—Straits Times picture*. - 723 words
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Article28 1964-11-04 16 SINGAPORE. Oct. 25—An am-, bulance. donated by the people oi Norway, will be presented to the International Planned Parenthood Federation here at a ceremony on Friday.28 words
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Article31 1964-11-04 16 SINGAPORE. C/.t. 27. The Straits Times in Singapore has received a donation of $1,366.35 from the staff of the Survey Department. Malaya and Singapore, for the Malaysia Defence Fund31 words
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254 1964-11-04 16 Khir: It will be safer for our fishermen SINGAPORE, Oct. 25. —The Central Government is to encourage fishermen from Malaya to operate in Borneo waters to avoid more incidents in the Straits of Malacca. This has been decided after a week s visit254 words
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Article48 1964-11-04 16 KOTA BHARU. Oct. 28 The former Kelantan dpp, 8yed Han zah bin Tahir, 1 as been appointed circuit magistrate in Pahang. Syed Hamzah retired from tin Legal Service last December aftei 30 years' service. He will take up his new appointment on Nov. 1-48 words
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Article39 1964-11-04 16 JOHORE BAHRU. Oct. 28 Johore English College teacher. Mr. Michael O. Pairy, has been presented with a letter of com mendation for the part he played in the arrest and conviction of a hit-and-run driver in February.39 words
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Article124 1964-11-04 17 IPOH, Oct. 2S.—A bus company director, Kartar Singh, was awarded damages totalling $22,575 bv Mr. Justice Gill in the High Court here today in a civil action arising out of an accident involving a lorry and a bus in which he was travelling. He brought the124 words
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Article25 1964-11-04 17 IPOH, Oct- 28.—The Minister of Welfare Services. Haji Abdul Hamid Khan, will make a three-day tour of the Tapah area beginning tomorrow.25 words
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Article31 1964-11-04 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct 27.The vice-president of First National City Bank (Southern Asia district). Mr. C. M. Stewart Jr., will arrive here tomorrow after a five-day visit to Singapore.31 words
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Article, Illustration478 1964-11-04 17 FELIX ABISHEGANADEN - Is Bung on way out? Surprise moves in Jakarta (calls for national unity) suggest a change of leadership in offing -by FELIX ABISHEGANADEN KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 26 ARE Indonesia's masses being prepared for the resignation of President Soekarno whose health is rapidly deteriorating? Top political observers here478 words
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Article140 1964-11-04 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 28. rpHE Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji 1 Jubir, left here for Singapore today on the way to Pontian to thank the people for helping the Government in its successful 10-week military operations against Indonesian guerillas there. Dato Sardon said140 words
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Article27 1964-11-04 17 KANGAR, Oct. 28.—The Mentri Besar, Dato Sheikh Ahmad, will open the Sri Utara Kelab for youth, at Seberang Ramal, Kuala Perils on Oct- 30.27 words
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Article60 1964-11-04 17 KUALA PILAH, Oct. 28.—M1. J«s.sc Stuart, the American author poet and teacher recently presented a set of new textbooks on American and Literature to the Tunnku Muhammad School here. Mr. Charles Pinkus, a Peace Corps volunteer and science teacher at the school, made the60 words
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Article41 1964-11-04 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 28 The Civil Defence Department's calls for more temporary assistant instructors has been answered 'more than amply’’. A sppokesman of he department said that all the vacant posts for assistant instructors had been filled.41 words
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604 1964-11-04 17 1/UALA LUMPUR, 1V Oct. 28.—Tengku Abdul Rahman today said that the twoyear truce to abandon* party politics between the Alliance and PAP was only in respect of communal issues. The Prime Minister said this to a Singapore Alliance delegation who wanted to know more604 words
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MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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2027 1964-11-04 18 By Our Market Correspondent JNDCSTKIAL shares went coniidentK ahead on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia on Saturday morning. Tin shares were also better until a mild reaction followed the fall in the noon metal price. The turnover was exceptionally good for a Saturday The cause2,027 words
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Article29 1964-11-04 18 October 30. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 72J cents (down an eighth of a cent). TIN: $835.25 a picul (up $14.50). Unofficial estimated offering: 185 tons (up 10 tons).29 words
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Article87 1964-11-04 18 r |'Hß Malayan Eaehanga Banks' Ass#- oiation made these changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Nsw York: buying TT 32 9/16. airmail OO 32 11/16. 90 d/st. 33 credit bills, 33 1/8 trad* bills. Canada: buying TT 35 1/16, airmail OD 35 3/16.87 words
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Article39 1964-11-04 18 (Managers' Prices) First Malayan 201 2.15 Second Malayan 1.43 I.sft Third Malayan 1.02 1 20xd Ma’aysla Commerce .80 .97 First Hong Kong 1.16 1 21* Second Hong Kong .86 .90* Sterling Commodity 4/3 4/10xd (*Hong Kong currency)39 words
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Article12 1964-11-04 18 October Sept. Rubber: 72.47 cts. (59.28 cts. Tins: $789.84 $722.7812 words
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Article51 1964-11-04 18 Current Date Total for Total tor Karnumi. 4o l l the year previous year Bahru n A<7 e 52i% 25% London Tin Ju y 25% 20% Fengkalen 174 %1 tw 1 V**! 0 40% Straits Kubber 55% l?* 0, oi 117 81|% 0 B%' gajf I** wi* t51 words
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Article42 1964-11-04 18 A N *h* f rat exchange market In Hong w Kong yesterday tjie US. dollar was quoted at 5 751 for TT and 5 74| for cash. Starling was quoted at 15 96 and ana taal af ga»d at 260|.42 words
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Article240 1964-11-04 18 VOVEMBER first grads rubber lop closed at 5 p in. in Slogan,,., an) Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 7‘< e.nts per lb down an eighth cent or Thursdays closing level for the no*, tlon. The tone wua very guiet. RA and FMR E. closing PMCe in cants par lb240 words
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Article33 1964-11-04 18 RtBBKR TIN (per lb.* (per picull Oci. 26. 71\ cts. $800.50 27. 72 4 eta. $HlO.l2' j 28. 73‘ 4 ft*. $815.25 29. 73 els. $820.75 30. 727* cU. $835.25 31.33 words
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Article37 1964-11-04 18 I'HC Malayan Cioßango Banka* Am at ion made theae change* in tta rates to merchants on Saturday (all rates to $100): tolling TT or OD roatfyt Douticbo Marks 1241; Noland Gulldor* 116*; Fronth Fronts IM|.37 words
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441 1964-11-04 18 HC.B. and Co. Ltd. In their current rubber review say trading has been brisker this week with emphasis on the November position, holding that month at a threequarter cent premium to December Outside Influences have oeen playing a major part In the market. especially the441 words
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Article48 1964-11-04 18 Oct. 26 Oct. 27 Oct. 28. Oct. 29 Oct. 30 Oct. 31 Industrials: 84.38 84 82 85.80 85.74 86.43 87.58 Tins: 132.05 132.86 134.76 134 86 136.49 136 67 f rubbers: 106.16 106.16 106.16 106.36 106.36 106.40 Dec. 30 1963 100. Dm. 29, 1962 100.48 words
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Article28 1964-11-04 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 28—The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Kazak, will lead Malaysia’s delegation to the ministerial meeting of the Colombo Plan in London next week.28 words
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365 1964-11-04 19 CHONG CHEE SEONG - From CHONG CHEE SEONG: Muar, Wednesday I N the second piracy outrage this month, an Indonesian speedboat kidnapped 14 Malaysian fishermen in the Straits of Malacca early this week and robbed them of six vessels, nets, gear, food and cooking utensils worth $25,000.365 words
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Article32 1964-11-04 19 SINGAPORE, Oct. 28—The Lord President of the Federal Court of Malaysia has appointed Mr Sayadi bin Hassan and Mr. Joshua Lim, both Singapore High Court interpreters, as Commissioners for Oaths.32 words
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Article67 1964-11-04 19 SEREMBAN, Oct: 30—The Men* trl Besar of Negri Sembilan, Dato (Dr.) Mohamed S&ld bln Mohammed. today asked the District Officer of Port Dickaon to warn thousands of vigilante Corps members to be on the alert for further landings by Indonesians. The Mentri Besar felt that there67 words
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Article421 1964-11-04 19 KUALA LUMPUR, October 28 'J’ENGKU Abdul Rahman today gave full support to the stand taken by the British Labour Government against white Rhodesia’s threat to declare independence unilaterally. In a message to Mr. Harold Wilson, the Tergku said an independent Rhodesia which denied the rights of421 words
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Article89 1964-11-04 19 Kuala lumpur, oct. 28— The Ministry of Defence is looking for more young men to be trained as short service co.nmissioned officers in the Malaysian Army. Selected candidates will undergo five months’ training at the Federation Military College at Sungei Besl before they are commissioned89 words
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788 1964-11-04 20 SINGAPORE, Oct. 28. Djazzi, Fraser's Hill and Sir Argent made it. 1-2-3 for Ipoh trainer RiriAis van Breukelen in the main sprint at Bukit Timah today. Race One CL. 4, DIV. ft—7F Shining Stable’s (7) TIGER BLADE 8.4 (548—372) King 1 (ft)788 words
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Article1029 1964-11-04 20 SINGAPORE, Nov. 1. Shaw Stable’s Moviegoer won the Singapore St Ledger, last of the season’s classics, run over 14f at Bukit Timah today. Race One CL. 4, DIV. I—7F S.C. Law and CJt. Tan’s (4) MEADOW MAID 8 5 (138 —65) Shaail 1 (10) Maimun 8.3 (2213—806)1,029 words
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Page 20 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous66 1964-11-04 20 —BIG SWEEPTOTAL POOL: $*****6 1st. No. *****8 ($71,1*J) 2nd No. 17*486 ($20,340) 3rd. No. tWM ($*****) STARTERS ($1,266 each): Nos. *****5, *****3, ******, *****6, *****1, *****8. CONSOLATION (8756 etch) Nos. *****6, *****6, *****8, *****1, *****3, *****8, *****6, *****6, *****1, *****3, *****6, *****3, *****6, *****6, *****8. Extra Consolation (3266): Nos. *****6.66 words
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Miscellaneous47 1964-11-04 20 BI6 SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $111,240 U4 N* 1MU0 ($54,418) 2nd Ne. *****7 ($15,548) Srd No. $***** 7.774) Starters ($1,000 each): Not. 20$$07, $$9547, *****1. *****, 29S922. *****5. $*****. $*****. *****1 U 1 *****3 Centoltlient ($79# each): Net *****1, *****1. 1047$$. *****!. I847S2. *****4, $9197$. *****7, *****0, $*****.47 words
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