The Straits Budget, 2 March 1966
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section39 1966-03-02 1 The Straits Budget THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES MALAYSIA S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER REGISTERED AT THE G.P.O. U.K. AS A NEWSPAPER I SERIES 697. KUALA LUMPUR, MARCH 2, 1966. Price 40 Cents (Malaya) or 1 Shilling KDN 2035.39 words
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Advertisement135 1966-03-02 1 THE UNITED COMMERCIAL BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in India) (Head Office: No. 10, Brabourne Road, Calcutta India) AUTHORISED CAPITAL Rs. 80,000,000 SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL Rs. 56,000,000 PAID UP CAPITAL Rs. 28,000,000 RESERVE FUND AND OTHER RESERVES Rs. 39,950,000 M$ 51,613,000 M$ 36,129,000 M$ 18,065,000 M$ 25,774,000 OVER 225 BRANCHES ALL OVER INDIA135 words
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Article299 1966-03-02 2 SHAARI BIN MOHD NOOR - SHAARI BIN MOHD NOOR b/p Setla Usaha Kementerlan Pengangkutan Kuala Lumpur WISH to refer to the letter by “E.D.R.” under the heading “Horse Power Cubic Capacity, R I M V Maths” (S.T. Feb. 12). Just before the introduction of the new basis of licensing of299 words
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Article32 1966-03-02 2 STIDENT - STIDENT Kluann TWO months school fees have been collected since the beginning of the year, yet our history lessons have not yet started. Is Form Four a honeymoon year?32 words
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111 1966-03-02 2 J. C. JIANG - J. C. JIANG Singapore v:0 long as there is talk u of kith and kin, so long as there is free movement across the causeway, so long as there is free flow of water from Malaysia, it is wrong on the part111 words
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Article104 1966-03-02 2 TEACHER - TEACHER Kota Bharu r I'HE new circular ol the 1 Ministry of Education regarding Study Leave for government teachers intending to pursue studies at the University is interesting. The rulings require that a teacher sign a further contract to serve the government after the completion of the104 words
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Article80 1966-03-02 2 a.vik pulau pinang - a.vik pulau pinang Penang I GO often to the Botanical Gardens. Looking at things In the “waterfalls” (as the gardens are known) I think many improvements should be made Immediately. A good children’s playground is needed. Water Is plentiful yet no drinking water is available for visitors. Neither80 words
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Article92 1966-03-02 2 T. K - T.K. Singapore am a non-citizen partner, managing a partnership concern carrying on Import, export and wholesale business. I have about 10 employees working under me. I am not paid any fixed monthly or yearly remuneration but am entitled to a certain percentage of the net profit of the company.92 words
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Article252 1966-03-02 2 “TEACHER; MRS. PANY; M. NACHIAPPAN - “TEACHER" Teluk Anson MRS. PANY Kuala Lumpur M. NACHIAPPAN Pontian IN a statement in the 1 Straits Times on Feb. 21. the Minister of Education said that “a handful of teachers” spend only 10 per cent of their time on their duties and as a result of252 words
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Article349 1966-03-02 2 WILLIAM CHENG - WILLIAM CHENG f. Permanent Secretary. Ministry of Educate Singapore. THIS is in reply to a K letter (S.T. Jan. 15)* which alleged a deterioration in educational standards because of curricular cramming in our schools and the compulsory study of a second language. Your correspondent, Mr. G. 8.349 words
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Article127 1966-03-02 2 MADDENING - MADDENING Singapore AT the moment there Ls an exhibition of arts and crafts (souvenirs :or tourists) at John Little’s building. Before the show opened, I noticed in the window some charming handpainted tiles of Singapore street scenes: the lantern shop, rhe durian seller, etc., and on127 words
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Article65 1966-03-02 2 S. W. ALEXANDIK - S. W. ALEXANDIK City Press Newspaper London MAY i through thp courtesy ot your i umns thank the Singapore General Hospital lor their expeditious and kindly attention «fter my involvement in an .accident on Mount Fitter during Christmas week x and also the kind person who suppiied65 words
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Article99 1966-03-02 2 TOURIST MINDEt - TOURIST MINDEt Singapore '/TIE Tourist Promotion Board did good work at first. But due to the many changes in its Kt> personnel, it has la < been slipping. Within two years, two directors have beer, appointed and have resigned. The Board is now looking for a third. The Board99 words
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Article692 1966-03-02 3 Siraits Times. February 21 It would seem unlikeh that the problems left in the vakc of amendments by Malaysia and Singapore’to their imoim tax ordinances can go unresolved foi much longer I h< need for agreement aganut double taxation was ob\ iou* when Singapore w as s«Siraits Times. February 21 - 692 words
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Article345 1966-03-02 3 Strait* Times. February 21 Tengku Abdul Rahman's second visit to Sarawak in six months seems mainly connected with preserving and developing Alliance unity there. Before leaving he made clear his concern at recent developments, and in Kuching at the weekend he expressed himself very tersely indeed on theStrait* Times. February 21 - 345 words
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Article191 1966-03-02 3 Straits Times February 22 Motorcyclists and scooterriders do their fair share towards making the roads ot Kuala Lumpur dangerous, and efforts by the Traffic Police to induce greater respect for the Highway Code are to be welcomed. However, the weekend operation in which the police ordered 112 ridersStraits Times February 22 - 191 words
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Article370 1966-03-02 3 Straits Times. February 23 Deserving of strong publicsupport is the call by the Lord President of the Federal Court of Appeal, Dato Sir James Thomson, for immediate steps to bring into being a motor insurers bureau to compensate accident victims who fail —on a legal technicality— toStraits Times. February 23 - 370 words
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Article384 1966-03-02 3 Straits Times February 22 Sabah s timber industry is being much ton successful for its own good. The highly profitable emphasis on logs for export has reduced the industry to the simplest form of extractive operation. Local sawmills are in danger of closing down because overseas buyers pay– Straits Times February 22 - 384 words
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Article663 1966-03-02 3 —Straits Times. February 23 Despite recent indications that General Nasution and Ins closest colleagues wenrunning into heavy weather, Soekarnos dramatic return apparently to absolute powei has all the impact of complete surprise. Nasution has been dropped from the Cabinet and his responsibilities divided. A new post of—Straits Times. February 23 - 663 words
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Article173 1966-03-02 4 —Straits Times, February 23 Australians, to their credit, worry much more about their country’s immigration policies than do the Asians supposed to feel so mortally offended because they cannot go to live there. So Mr Hare Id Holt’s indication that small changes are under review Is bound to—Straits Times, February 23 - 173 words
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Article670 1966-03-02 4 —Straits Times, February 24 Considering all the leaks 1 j from London on British def- ence plans, the White Paper’s disclosures of the Labour Government’s intentions have aroused a quite disproportionate furore. In the coming financial year the cost of j defence goes up, not down. But—Straits Times, February 24 - 670 words
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Article394 1966-03-02 4 —Straits Times, February 24 The hearings so far held by the Royal Commission on local government confirm that the system of local and rural dis- trict councils is not viable in its present form. Everywhere, and with only minor variations. the Commission has been told of the operation—Straits Times, February 24 - 394 words
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Article340 1966-03-02 4 —Straits Times. February 26 The Ministry of Transport seems to have covered all angles in its scheme to legalise “pirate taxis’’ carrying children to school. First, it recognises that the taxis provide an essential service which would be much more expensive to render by any other means. At—Straits Times. February 26 - 340 words
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Article217 1966-03-02 4 —Straits Times. February 2fi The opening of the Australian university year in March produces nearly as much bustle in Malaysia as it does in Australia itself. This year 155 of our students have flown, or are about to flv. south to begin Colombo Plan courses in fields—Straits Times. February 2fi - 217 words
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Article46 1966-03-02 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Feb. 25 Albert Talalla, principal s st\‘V secretary (Commonwealth). try of External Affairs, left uh.‘ for London to take up the i of First Secretary in the sian High Commission there. Mr. Talalla was formerlv vice-consul In Manila46 words
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253 1966-03-02 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 20. THE higher education planning committee 1 headed by the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, is studying the possibility of setting up a school for veterinary science in Malaysia. This is indicated in a letter from the Prime253 words
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81 1966-03-02 5 Kuala lumpur, Feb. 20.Scout Week, which begins on Feb. 22, will be launched by the Chief Scout of Malaysia, Dato Haji Sardon bin Haji Jubir. He will address Scouts throughout Malaysia over Radio Malaysia and Television Malaysia tomorrow The theme of Scout Week81 words
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Article39 1966-03-02 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Feb. 20—Inche Ahmad Nordin bin Amin, a former stenographer with Radio Malaysia left here today to join the staff of the Malaysian Embassy In Cairo. He will be away for three years.39 words
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Article42 1966-03-02 5 KUCHING, Feb. 20—Tengku Abdul Rahman this morning visited Santubong seaside resort, 27 miles by river from Kuching. He was met by a crowd of all races with decorated sampans. He promised to give $25,000 for a new mosque in Santubong.42 words
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Article, Illustration233 1966-03-02 5 Nasution headed generals plot, says Njono JAKARTA, Feb. 20.— J Top Indonesian Communist leader Njono has told a military tribunal trying him for treason that a “Council of Generals” headed by the Defence Minister, Gen. Nasution, planned to topple the Government before last October’s abortive coup. Addressing the tribunal yesterday,233 words
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Article32 1966-03-02 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Feb. 20 The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, will declare open a South-East Asia “Democracy and Development” seminar at the University of Malava at 10 a.m. tomorrow.,32 words
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535 1966-03-02 5 SINGAPORE, Feb. 20 OINGAPORES Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. is hopeful that the differences over Malaysian troops in Singapore can be settled amicably. Hi s Government, Mr. Rajaratnam said, had said that it was prepared, in case of disagreement, to535 words
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81 1966-03-02 5 SEREMBAN. Peb. 20 The Tengku Besar Tampin, will open the Tampin District scout camp headquarters paid for by the 12th Light Air Defence Regiment Royal Artillery, on Feb. 25. The regiment, stationed in Tampin for more than two years, paid $5,000 for a81 words
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Article54 1966-03-02 5 SEGAMAT, Feb. 20—Haji Talib bin Ali was elected chairman •'of the district Alliance Party at its general meeting held recently at the Malaysian Chinese Association building here. Other officials elected were: Vice-chairman: Mr. Tey Sia Ba and Mr. M. P. Kumaran; secretary: Inche Mahmod bin Kindang; treasurer:54 words
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Article61 1966-03-02 5 BATU PAHAT, Feb. 20—Mr Soh Ah Teck, MP for Batu Pahat, is one of the two MPs who will leave for a three-week study tour of Britain on March 7. The other is Inche Mohamed Zahir bin Haji Ismail, MP for Sungei Patani. The tour61 words
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Article143 1966-03-02 5 vrUALA LUMPUR, Feb 20. Mr. C.E.R. Abraham,’research officer at the Ministry of Welfare Services, has returned here after attending an eight-month course at the Institute of Social Studies in the Netherlands. The course, which was a fellowship granted by the Dutch Government, specialised in community143 words
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231 1966-03-02 6 IPOH, Feb. 20. the next few days 38 rubber smallholders in Teluk Bakong, in the Parit area, will run their own group processing centre and rid themselves of middlemen who buy their produce at very low prices. The $1,400 centre Is ready except231 words
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176 1966-03-02 6 KUCHING, Feb. 20.—A 1V security forces spokesman said here today that two more Indonesian raiders were killed this afternoon in a further contact with surviving elements of the group who had intruded into the Serian district of Sarawak’s First Division. They were members of176 words
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169 1966-03-02 6 SINGAPORE, Feb. 20 Work has started on the $90,000 headquarters of the Singapore Girl Guides Association in Clemenceau Avenue. The association’s patron, Puan Noor Aishah, will lay the foundation stone of the building on Feb. 26. The secretary of the association’s building committee,169 words
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Article36 1966-03-02 6 SINGAPORE. Feb. 20. Mr. Howe Yoon Chong. Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of National Development, has been appointed deputy chairman of the Economic Development Board by the Finance Munster with effect from Feb. 1.36 words
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262 1966-03-02 6 Kuala lumpur, Feb. 21. —Governments who do not respect trade unions or heed their advice will speed union participation in party poUtcis, the eight-nation seminar on “Democracy and Development in SouthEast Asia” was told here today. This statement was made by the262 words
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Article57 1966-03-02 6 PENANG. Feb. 20—The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee last night paid tribute to Justices of the Peace for their public services to Penang. He told a dinner of the Association of Penang JPs that they had assisted the Government in explaining its various policies to the57 words
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115 1966-03-02 6 ‘SUPPORT OUR CANDIDATE ALLIANCE CAMPAIGN JPOH. Feb. 20— The Alliance in Perak is to intensive campaign to win support for its candidate, Inche Sulaiman bin Haji Taib. 34. in the Krian Laut parliamentary by-election to be held on March 12. The only other contestant in the by-election, which was caused115 words
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310 1966-03-02 6 JESSELTON, Feb. 21. Federal Minister of Education, Inchc Mohamed Khir Johari, today called on the people of Sabah to get rid of parochialism and provincialism. He said the spirit of co-operation and goodwill cannot be fostered “if we think in310 words
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Article70 1966-03-02 6 KUCHING, Feb. 21 —The new yacht of the Sarawak Governor, Tun Abang Openg, will arrive In Kuching In the middle of March with a Sarawakian crew except for the skipper and engineer. Her present name Is Shiona but she will be renamed Zahora, at a special ceremony70 words
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Article21 1966-03-02 6 PENANG. Feb. 20 —The Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, will visit Penang this week.21 words
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155 1966-03-02 6 ItfUAR, Feb. 21.—The 1K Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, yesteivjav advised the people to listen to rumours accusing the Government of trying to do away with the Chines 1 language. He said that these rumours were the work of troublemakers155 words
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80 1966-03-02 6 JESSELTON Feb. 21—Local newspapers here have started a fund for the dependants of a Malaysian news cameraman, who was killed in a mine blast in South Vietnam last week Mr. C- Chellappah. 26. left Jesselton for Saigon last month to work as a freelance cameraman.80 words
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274 1966-03-02 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 21. t>0TII the Malaysian and Singapore govern- merits are adopting a wait-and-see attitude in the controversy over Malaysian troops based on the island. Ministry of Defence sources here said both sides appeared reluctant to take the initiative to convene talks274 words
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Article49 1966-03-02 7 \w^ GAPOREi Feb 20 The Pi'rk f J >Jrliament tor Fan p r his Ra j°°- will hold WVrinoc^ ek y mp et-the-pcople on of th?Bt ys at the new premises Pponif- Pa rer Park branch of the !(JS Action Party at 16. BeliLane. off Race Course Road.49 words
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140 1966-03-02 7 Malacca, Feb. 21. it will be a three-cor-nered fight in the Malacca state by-electiou for the Sungei Baru constituency on March 19. The by-election was caused by the death of Alliance State Assemblyman, Dato Thamby C’hik bin Abdul Karim. Candidates from three parties filed nomination140 words
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Article48 1966-03-02 7 IPOH. Feb. 20. The Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manickavasagam, will give a talk on "Youth and Employment" to senior pupils of the Anglo Chinese School hall here on Feb. 20. It is being organised by the civic aecticfi of the Ipoh Boys’ Club48 words
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Article34 1966-03-02 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Feb. 20.—The Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives. Haji Mohamed Ghazali bin Jawi, will declare open the three-day annual Joint Staff Conference at the Co-operative College in Petaltng Jaya tomorrow morning.34 words
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121 1966-03-02 7 K LUANG. Feb 20. The Minister of Health, *nc*he Bahaman bin SumMiddin, today eonRhitulated the residents here for their public consciousness in donating more blood to the blood bank here than in recent years. In 1964, he said, there was only one sold medal121 words
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Article, Illustration324 1966-03-02 7 TECHNIQUES MORE ADVANCED: ONG LUMPUR, Feb. 2O. —Indonesia has been able to sell more rubber in the United States than Malaysia because American manufacturers “are so technically advanced, they can use low-grade rubber.” This was said here today by the Malaysian Ambassador to the324 words
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279 1966-03-02 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 21. A WARNING that Malaysia might have to spend $1,000 million on imported foods soon was given today by the Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Haji Mohamed Ghazaii bin Jawi. He was talking to 133 officers of his Ministry who are279 words
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Article20 1966-03-02 7 SINGAPORE. Fob. 20—The Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will continue his tour of schools tomorrow.20 words
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196 1966-03-02 7 Kuala lumpur. Fob. 20. —The wofld Bank is “highly interested in and anxious to follow the progress of development schemes in Malaysia so that when and if the time comes for the bank to finance projects here it can do so quickly and196 words
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272 1966-03-02 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 21. lyT ALAYSIA'S success as a prosperdemocracy has created a tremendous impact on Asian and European countries, according to Dr. Chandra Gulhati, director of the Asian Press Bureau of the International Students' Conference. Dr. Gulhati, who is the co-chairman of272 words
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Article22 1966-03-02 8 KANOAR, Feb. 21— The Per(Malay Teachers) Co-Opera-tive Society will hold an exhihitlon of its activities here in August this year.22 words
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101 1966-03-02 8 KLANG, Feb. 20. The Mentri Besar of Selangor. Dato Harun bin Haji Idris, yesterday called on heads of departments in the State to visit their officers and subordinae staff at least twice a year. He also called on heads to transfer their officers101 words
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Article31 1966-03-02 8 SINGAPORE. Feb 26—The International Labour Office will hold a seminar tomorrow night at the Singapore Polytechnic board room, to which factory managements, trade union officials and workers are invited.31 words
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283 1966-03-02 8 I/OTA BHARU, Feb. 21. Seven more people were admitted to the General Hospital here and 17 others treated as out-patients today as food poisoning spread to three other villages in Kelantan. Yesterdav. seven people were admitted to hospital and 19 treated as283 words
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Article25 1966-03-02 8 SINGAPORE, Feb. 20 Mr. George Chua of the National Trades Union Congress has been appointed a member of the Singapore Sailors' Institute committee.25 words
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181 1966-03-02 8 1/UALA LUMPUR. Feb. 20. —British exports to Malaysia and Singapore increased by 10 per cent last year over that of 1964 to reach a new record, according to latest figures. They amounted to $783.7 million last year as compared to $715.7 in181 words
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265 1966-03-02 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 21. TUIE Malaysian Students’ Press Seminar, which entered its second day today, was told of rumours among the student body of the University of Malaya of “government spies” who have been promised scholarships as a reward. The265 words
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214 1966-03-02 8 KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Feb. 21. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today said that Communism in South-East Asia can be combated by the practice of democracy and the implementation of a sound development plan. lie recommended this after branding214 words
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143 1966-03-02 8 JESSELTON, Feb. 21.—The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, reiterated here today that Malaysia would not retaliate against Singapore by increasing the school fees of children of Singapore citizens studying in Malaysian schools. “If we retaliate it will be very wrong.143 words
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Article35 1966-03-02 8 BATU PAHAT. Feb. 20 The District Chinese Chamber of Commerce here will send a 16-man team to attend the 60th anniver- sary celebrations if the Singapore I Chamber of Commerce on March 1535 words
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250 1966-03-02 9 I)ENANG, Feb. 21. 1 The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. last night called on Malay writers to strive to instil a “new spirit" among the indigenous people of the country. “Their way of thinking needs a chance In this revolutionary and250 words
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Article, Illustration114 1966-03-02 9 THE Chief of the Armed Forces Staff, Lieut Geo. Tesgku Osman bin Tengka Mohamed Jew a (above), was in very high spirits before he left Kuala Lumpur on Feb. 20 for a week’s visit to Bangkok. Tengku Osman is making the Thai visit atStraits Times picture - 114 words
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82 1966-03-02 9 SINGAPORE, Feb. 20—The Medical Progress Fund has received donation of $3,808 representing tne proceeds of a musical variety at the National Theatre jointiy organised recently by Lee Onn Goldsmiths and Rediffusion. Singapore. The? cheque was handed by Mr k o B®k Cheong. manager of82 words
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Article29 1966-03-02 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 20—The A*»lstant Minister of Education, Mr Lee Biok Yew, has cancelled hU proposed visits to schools in Kuala Selangor which were scheduled for tomorrow.29 words
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192 1966-03-02 9 Kuala lumpur, Feb. 21 —The Chief Scout of Malaysia, Dato Sardon bin Haii Jubir. in a special message for Scout Week which begins tomorrow, said the main aim of the movement was to demonstrate "training in citizenship" to its members. Dato Sardon who192 words
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Article26 1966-03-02 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Feb. 20 —The Minister of Education. Inc he Mohamed Khir Joharl. will leave for a two day visit to Sabah tomorrow.26 words
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295 1966-03-02 9 ITUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 20.—Despite a population of 10.000,000 Malaysia was “short of Intellectual leaders who can think logically, analyse problems logically and rationally, and produce practical unbiased solutions,” the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said today. Dr. Lim, who295 words
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237 1966-03-02 9 BOB NG - By BOB NG Kuala lumpur, Feb. 21. —Government circles are confident that Malaysia will get foreign loans and grants to finance some of the projects in the First Malaysia Plan. This optimism is based on the interest the World Rank has been showing over237 words
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Article33 1966-03-02 9 SINGAPORE. Feb. 20—A 12-day radar observers course open to nayigating officers, apprentice cadets and seamen with at least tw'o years approved rea service, begins at the Singapore Pqlytechnic from March 71.33 words
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Article70 1966-03-02 9 One man art exhibition IPOH, Feb. 11 —A Johore-born artist who painted the murals on one of the walls of the reception hall of the Malaysian Embassy In Paris will hold a one-man exhibition of his works at the Perak Keng Chew Association here from tomorrow. He Is Chia Yu70 words
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87 1966-03-02 9 OINGAPORE, Feb. 21. —Public response to the new Singapore Government loan issue of $6O million was so good that when it closed today it had been over-subscribed by $2O million. A spokesman of the Accountant General's Office said: ‘ln fact, we wanted to close87 words
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Article, Illustration147 1966-03-02 9 Kuala lumpur, Feb. 22.—The Liberal Aria Society here will sponsor a violin recital by Pen* ang’s painter violinist Kam Kee Yong. 28. on March 5. Kee Yong (above) represented Malaysia on World Commonwealth Day by performing three of his compositions at the Commonwealth Institute in147 words
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148 1966-03-02 9 Kuala lumpur, Feb, 21.—The first exhibition of Egyptian paintings to be held in Malaysia opened at the British Council Centre here today. On show are 40 paintings in oil of scenes of the Middle East by Mrs. Mary Louise Keralia of Alexandria. Mrs Keraila was148 words
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Article, Illustration345 1966-03-02 10 ‘SUGAR QUOTA SYSTEM MEANT TO BENEFIT MORE PEOPLE’ KUALA LUMPUR Feb. 20 'J'HE Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said today that the objection of the Chambers of Commerce to the tender system for the import of sugar was in fact345 words
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106 1966-03-02 10 Kuala lumpuk. Feb. vi —The MCA will pledge its full support to Tun Abdul Kazak as the logical successor to Tengku Abdul Rahman, at its Central General Assembly here this weex-end. A resolution to this cfTcct is expected to be passed unanimously a'.106 words
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Article51 1966-03-02 10 SINGAPORE, Feb. 21—The Barlsan Sosialis is likely to continue Its boycott of Parliament, which meets again on Feb. 23. This line, the Straits Times understands, will be recommended by the party chairman, Dr. Lee Slew Choh, when the party’s central executive committee meets tomorrow to review the51 words
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Article31 1966-03-02 10 SUNGEI PATANI. Feb. 21—The annual meeting of the Ibrahim School Old Boys’ Association will oe held at Ibrahim Secondary School here at 1 pm on Feb 2*31 words
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291 1966-03-02 10 OINGAPORE, Feb. 20. —The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, last night urged the people of Singapore to try to reach a “wider common ground” with each other by mastering a second language. This he said, was one further condition the people291 words
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Article19 1966-03-02 10 MACHANG.NPeb 21 Kelantan Audio-Visual Aids Committee will select 30 trained teachers to undergo course in Rota Bharu.19 words
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Article, Illustration345 1966-03-02 10 AUSSIE ECONOMISTS COMPLETE SURVEY KUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 22. Australian economist today suggested that the Malaysian Government shouts “sit down and think more clearly” about the lines along which the country’s industrialisation could be developed. Malaysian industrialisation, said Mr. James R. Wilson, a senior lecturer345 words
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Article55 1966-03-02 10 SINGAPORE, Peb. 2b—Mr. V.B Balakrishna has been elected president of the Singapore Federation of Services Unions. Other officials are: Vice-presi-dents, Mr. V. Devaknlradal and Mr. M.| K. Moldeen; secretarygeneral Mr. R. Freedharan; assistant secretaries, Mr. K. A. Krupp. Mr. J. K. Ramm and Mr. M. O Chacko;55 words
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Article, Illustration540 1966-03-02 11 Australia may take a bigger share’ DEFENCE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 22 THE Australian Government will probably 1 shoulder a bigger share of thp Commonwealth defence east of Suez, particularly Malaysia and Singapore, Dr. Peter J. Boyce, an eminent Australian scholar and author, said here today. Dr.540 words
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Article39 1966-03-02 11 KANGAR, FYb 21—More than 200 government servants attended a farewell party given by the State Rural Development Secretary. Inche Abu Bakar bin Haji Mohamed Noor. who will be leaving for Mecca with his wife on March I-39 words
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270 1966-03-02 11 IPOH, Feb. 20. RESOLUTION calling on the Government to conduct a nation-wide referendum to assess the views of women teachers on its offer of equal pay for them, was passed at a meeting of women teachers here yesterday. The resolution270 words
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Article59 1966-03-02 11 UPI. KUCHING, Peb. 21—The Sarawak United People’s Party today criticised a reported statement by Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, that the Sarawak Chinese Association dared not participate In the last elections for fear of the Communists. The SUPP secretary-general, Mr. Stephen Yong, said It was regrettableUPI. - 59 words
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Article194 1966-03-02 11 PENANG, Feb. 22. The Penang Labour Party in a memorandum submitted to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the working of local authorities, today criticised the composition of the commission as “subject to political criticism of bias, prejudice and subjectivity.” “It does not contain194 words
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Article42 1966-03-02 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Feb 21—The Director of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka. Syed Nasir bin Ismail, who was admitted to the General Hospital on Feb. 19, is recovering. Hospital sources said he would be discharged In a few days’ time.42 words
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271 1966-03-02 11 CINGAPORE, Feb. 20. The Singapore Government is to establish an industrial health service for workers in view of the rapidly expanding industrialisation programme in the State. A spokesman for the Health Ministry, disclosing this today, said that though newly-established industries had to conform to271 words
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110 1966-03-02 11 Malacca, Feb. 20— a large gathering of police officers and honorary members of the Malacca police mess today attended a farewell lunch In honour of three police officers who are going on transfer. The three officers are the Deputy Chief Police Officer, Malacca, Acting110 words
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Article, Illustration882 1966-03-02 12 MINISTER TELLS OF THE WARSHIP THAT VANISHED GOH: PRESENT POLICY HARMFUL by Our Parliamentary Reporters SINGAPORE. Feb. 23 gINGAPORE’S Defence Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, today urged Malaysia to revise her policy towards Singapore in matters of defence. Failure on Malaysia's part882 words
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Article, Illustration309 1966-03-02 12 Feb. 23. **The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has warned Mr. Stephen Yong, secretarygeneral of the Opposition Sarawak United People's Party, that he was “treading on dangerous ground” by appearing to defend the Communists in his party. Commenting on a309 words
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123 1966-03-02 12 Kuala lumpur, Feb. 23. —An officer of the New Zealand Electricity Department. Mr. Donald Graham Henderson, will arrive here on Feb. 26 to helD conduct courses on administration for Malaysian civil servants. Mr. Henderson, who has been with the New Zealand Government for123 words
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Article36 1966-03-02 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 23—The Minister of Local Government and Housing. Mr. Khaw Kai Bon. is to make a two-day visit t° Penang tomorrow to inspect k cost housing sites and open housing scheme.36 words
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Article745 1966-03-02 13 IDEOLOGY OF RUPTURE AND K. LUMPUR, Feb. 22 L. South-east Asia can be built to become a strong and viable region with the help and support of all powers, particularly the Western democracies and Japan, India and Russia which are now feeling the weight of Communist745 words
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314 1966-03-02 13 lOHORE BAHRU, Feb. J 25.—The Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Ur.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, warned today that the Communists might resume their terror campaign in Malaysia because of “recent events” m Peking and Jakarta. He was answering quesions put to him314 words
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Article50 1966-03-02 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fob. 25—Dr. F. J. Silva, a professor of orthopaedic surgery, arrived here today to take up a five-year appointment with the faculty of medicine at the University of Malaya. Before accepting the present post Dr. Silva was in charge of the orthopaedic services in Ceylon.50 words
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Article23 1966-03-02 13 KANGAR, Feb. 23—The meeting of the Perlis State Assembly, originally scheduled for Feb. 26. has been postponed to March 10.23 words
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403 1966-03-02 13 ALOR STAR, Feb. 23 would face the same plight as the Vietnamese and Indonesians if Communist elements succeeded in finding a foothold in the country, the Sultan of Kedah warned today. Addressing State dignitaries and community leaders at the Balai Besar on403 words
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141 1966-03-02 13 Kuala lumpur Feb 23 The Kelantan Mentri Besar, Dato Mohamed Asri bin Haji Muda, said here today that he wanted to meet Tengku Abdul Rahman in the next day or two to discuss the release of Dr. Burhanuddln bln Mohamed Nor, the PM IP141 words
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Article52 1966-03-02 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Feb. 23—Mr. Albert Talalla, principal assistant secretary (Commonwealth), Ministry of External Affairs, will leave for London on Feb 25 to take up his new appointment as First Secretary in the Malaysian High Commission. Mr. Talalla was formerly a Vice-Consul in the Malaysian consular mission52 words
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Article46 1966-03-02 13 KUANTAN, Feb. 22—A two-day community development exhibii tion will be held at the Town Hall here beginning on March 14. All government departments I will take part in the exhibition which will be open to the public' between 10 a.m. and 8 pm. ’da'lv46 words
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446 1966-03-02 14 SINGAPORE, Feb. 23. MALAYSIA must revise her policy towards Singapore in defence matters, Singapore's Defence Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, said in Parliament today. Addressing the House with a ministerial statement on the current Camp Temasek issue, Dr. Goh warned that the military446 words
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Article42 1966-03-02 14 SINGAPORE. Feb 23—A lawyer. Mr. Punch Coomaraswamy. was today installed as Deputy Speaker of Singapore Parliament. Mr. Coomaraswamy. 40. an honours graduate of Nottingham University in England. Ls also a part-time lecturer on law at the University ot Singapore.42 words
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Article44 1966-03-02 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 23—Mr W. Herewith, a top official of the Maori Affairs Department. New Zealand, arrived here today on a visit to New Zealand forces sta- I tioned here. Mr Herewini has already visiied troops in Malacca and Kuching44 words
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239 1966-03-02 14 Kuala lumpur. Feb. 23. Tengku Abdul Rahman will address the General Assembly meeting of the MCA Youth Section here tomorrow. The two-day meeting will be opened by the Finance Minister and MCA president, Mr. Tan Siew Sin Seven hundred delegates and observers will239 words
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Article42 1966-03-02 14 KOTA RHARU. Feb. 23 The Kelantan State Government has awarded scholarships to ll_ Malay students wtio passed their Higher School Certificate Examination recently. Nine will join the University of M ilava. while the other two will be going overseas.42 words
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83 1966-03-02 14 SINGAPORE. Feb. 23.«—The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has accepted an invitation of the University of Singapore Students’ Union to talk to its members “any time in the new’ academic year.” In his reply to the union Mr. Lee said;83 words
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Article34 1966-03-02 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 23—The United States Ambassador to Malaysia, Mr. James D. Bell, left here today for Baguio, Philippines, to attend the annual meeting of American ambassadors stationed in the Far East.34 words
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188 1966-03-02 14 K. LUMPUR, Feb. 23 pHF Minister ot Finance, Mr Tan Siew Sin, and a group oi Australian journalist* and university lecturers have discussed the possibility of forming a ‘'hipping line to serve countries in South-East Asia. Australia and New Zealand. They felt this would188 words
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Article, Illustration267 1966-03-02 14 Kuala luivipir Feb. 23. The Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman, said here today that Indonesia would be plunged into another blood bath if her former Defence Minister and Army Chief of Staff, General A. H. Nasution, identified himself with the anticommunist struggle Hr was267 words
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Article64 1966-03-02 14 SINGAPORE. Feb. 23 Marjorie Lawrence, 25. a star dramatic soprano of tlv ris and the Metropolitan OP houses, will pay a two-da> to Singapore on March 21 course of her world tour. Miss Lawrence, an AniH'i' 1 now research professor of ,11 and director of64 words
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425 1966-03-02 15 KUCHING, Feb. 23 TENGKU Abdul Rahman has decided to send teams of specialists to Sarawak immediately to improve the lot of the people in this State. The Prime Minister told a Press conference at Kuching airport before returning to Kuala Lumpur: “I propose425 words
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126 1966-03-02 15 Kuala lumpur, Feb. 23.—The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has asked the Sarawak Government to form a Borneanisation committee and an establishment committee to improve the administration of the State. Disclosing this here on his return from Sarawak, the Tengku said: “I am not hanpy126 words
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Article39 1966-03-02 15 PENANG, Feb. 23—Commemorative stamps and first-day covers will be issued by the postal authorities to mark the sesquicentenarv of the Penang Free School. Malaysia’s oldest school, which will be 150 years old on Oct 2139 words
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Article, Illustration427 1966-03-02 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 23. 'J’HE Norwegian industrial finance expert, Mr. E. H. Hauge, is to become the first director of the Federal Industrial Development Authority, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, disclosed today. He will be here within a “matter of427 words
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220 1966-03-02 15 pENANG, Feb. 25. Represestatives of 16 stevedoring companies met the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, yesterday to protest against the Port Labour Board's decision to register only five employers for future stevedoring work in Penang. “Dato Wong assured us that he220 words
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Article66 1966-03-02 15 Kuala lumpur, Feb. 23. —The Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall today passed a resolution supporting Tun Abdul Razak as the future successor to Tengku Abdul Rahman. The president of the Hall. Dato Y. T. Lee, said of the Tun: "He is a very fair-minded person "There66 words
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Article59 1966-03-02 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 25—New Zealand will continue to provide Malaysian Army officers with training facilities, the former First Secretary to the New Zealand High Commissioner here, Mr. Paul Cotton, said here today. Mr. Cotton, who winds up a two-year stay here, left to take up59 words
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Article92 1966-03-02 15 Kuala lumpur, Feb. 23. An Air New Zealand DC 8 jetliner, with a seating capacity of 150, today took more than 100 local guest passengers on a U hour courtesy flight over the east and west coasts of Malaya. The guests later attended a92 words
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Article46 1966-03-02 15 KOTA BHARU, F*b 23. A three-night P. Ramlee variety show will be held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce here beginning on March 5. The show is in aid of the National Defence Pund and the Kelantan Girl Guides Association fund.46 words
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Article, Illustration472 1966-03-02 16 Tengku: They give assurance to less fortunate... no intention to deprive others of their rights KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 24 'CcNGKU Abdul Rahman stressed today that safeguards were provided in the Constitution to assure the less fortunate that the Government would assist them and there was no intention472 words
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137 1966-03-02 16 KUALA LUMPUR Feb 24. Malaysians with a love for overseas service will have a chance of serving in the country’s foreign service when advertisements for, vacancies go out In April or May. The recruitment Is part °yj? r e Ministry of External Ve ln sear137 words
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305 1966-03-02 16 K. LUMPUR, Fob. 24 riillE MCA president. Mr. X Tan Siew Sin. today called for closer integration between the MCA Youth section and the parent body to strengthen the organisation. Mr. Tan. who opened the annual meeting of the MCA305 words
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Article151 1966-03-02 16 Kuai.a lcmpcr, Keb 14 —The MCA Youth leader, Mr. Lee San Choon. who is also parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Labour. was re-elected for another two years as chairman of the Youth section here today. Mr. Lee was unopposed I when his closest rival, Mr.151 words
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Article54 1966-03-02 16 IPOH, Feb. 24.—The Commissioner of Civil Defence. Malaysia. Mr. Duleep Singh Kaulfay, will take the salute at the march past of 500 members, including 60 women. of the Civil Defence Corps In Teluk Anson on March 5. The band of the Civil Defence Club in Penang54 words
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132 1966-03-02 16 Feb. 24 —The Chinese community in Malacca will entertain the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, to a dinner at the State Community Hall, here on April 16 to pledge their loyalty and full support to him as the next Prime Minister of Malaysia.132 words
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Article53 1966-03-02 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 24 The four-day seminar on Democracy and Development >'• South-EUst Asia pnded here today with all-round praise and thanks to University of Mai < > authorities for their assistance organising it. It was organised by tr»e Australian Association for Cultur;*> Freedom in53 words
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Article45 1966-03-02 16 SINGAPORE. Feb. 24 Th> Malaysian High Commissioner in Singapore, Dato Jamal bin Abdul Latiff, will go on a week's official visit of Sabah tomorrow., In his absence, Inche Ismail bin Ahmad, a counsellor, will be in charge of the High Commission.45 words
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Article55 1966-03-02 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 24—M< P. P. Narayanan, secretary Ron eral of the National Union Plantation Workers, left h fr today for Manila to give a serif'- 1 of lectures at the Asian Labour Centre there. The lectures, he said, would deal mainly with problems factothe Asian55 words
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225 1966-03-02 17 Kuala lumpur, Feb. 24. —The Chinese and Indian languages will ‘‘continue to enjoy a place in the country” after the implementation of the national language next year, Tengku Abdul Rahman said today. Addressing the ninth annual meeting of the MCA youth section225 words
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Article60 1966-03-02 17 r KUALA LUMPUR. Peb. 24 t Ibrahim Musa, vicepresident of the Malaysian i r ides Union Congress, today flew to Kota Bharu to attend the annual delegates conference of »J^TTS; el ntan and Trengganu M rue divisions Inche Musa said he would try to organise60 words
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386 1966-03-02 17 K. LUMPUR, Fvb. 24 I WHE chairman of the A National Language Month Central Executive Committee, Syed Nasir bin Ismail, said today that the demands for the liberal use of the Chinese and Tamil languages should be taken as normal386 words
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Article146 1966-03-02 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 24. THE double taxation agreement, once reached between Singapore and Malaysia, is expected to be backdated from Jan. 1 this year. The two governments are likely to endorse this proposal at a meeting to be held early next month. Treasury and146 words
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Article34 1966-03-02 17 BENTONG, Feb. 24—A five-man delegation from the Chinese Chamber of Commerce here, led by Dato Chin Kong Loy, will attend the 60th anniversary celebration of the Singapore CCC on March 15.34 words
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Article27 1966-03-02 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Feb 24 Tengku Abdul Rahman will open the new offices of the Ministry of Health at Jalan Young at 8 p m. tomorrow.27 words
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Article70 1966-03-02 17 I SINGAPORE. Feb 24 The Education Minister. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, leaves for London tomorrow for an extended visit to the United Kingdom branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association. Mr. Ong. who Is being sent by the Singapore branch at the Invitation of the U K.70 words
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Article29 1966-03-02 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Feb 22—Mr. I Gurdial Singh has been elected president of the Malaysian Indian Congress town branch here for the 10th successive year.29 words
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Article30 1966-03-02 17 SINGAPORE Feb. 24 The Minister for Finance, Mr. Lim Kim San, will open the two-day Singapore accountants conference at 2.30 p.m. on March 5 at the Singapore Polytechnic.30 words
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Article33 1966-03-02 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Feb. 24 A group of seven University of Malaya students will leave here for Britain on 1 March for a four-week studv of student activities in British universities.33 words
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128 1966-03-02 17 K. LUMPUR, Feb. 24 Australian universities would be happy to assist the University of Malaya with short-term exchange professors and lecturers. Dr. Peter J. Boyce, Research Fellow in International Relations at the Australian National University, Canberra, said this yesterday. Dr. Boyce, who is attendthe seminar128 words
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117 1966-03-02 17 Patriotism the most effective deterrent’ SINGAPORE, Feb. 24—The Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, last night said a strong sense of patriotism among the people of Singapore would be its most effective deterrent to enemies. Speaking at a swearing-in ceremony of the executive committee of the Ong Clansmen Association117 words
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Article53 1966-03-02 17 SINGAPORE, Feb. 24 The minimum duty on soap In Singapore is 30 cents a lb. from today. An amendment to the Customs Duties Order puts the duty on soap at the existing level of 20 per cent per cwt or 30 cents a lb. whichever53 words
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Article277 1966-03-02 17 ITUALA LUMPUR* Feb. 24.—The Alliance Party has agreed that Tun Abdul Razak will succeed Tengku Abdul Rahman on his retirement as Prime Minister. The Prime Minister announced this when addressing the 9th annual meeting of the youth section here this morning. The Tengku was fully277 words
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Article70 1966-03-02 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Feb. 23 The first group of 15 doctors, called up for National Service training are due to report at the National Service Training Centre at Siginting Camp. Port Dickson, tomorrow. The doctors will receive three weeks of military training at the Malaysian Military Training70 words
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2356 1966-03-02 18 From Our Market Correspondent TIIF Slock Kxch;mgc was generally depressed last week and trading was below routine with only l,!l.")0,b2<S shares valued at deall in through the trading rooms. Two obvious factors combined to quieten the market: Soekarno’s cabinet reshuffle in Indonesia and the2,356 words
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Article74 1966-03-02 18 urrent Date Total for Total for pavmcnt payable the vear previous year < hem bong Rub. 2 1 3% Mar 31 11 23% 16 2/3% bera» 6% Mar. 26 11% 181% Krookland* 7% t Mar 31 20% M. General 11 2 3%* Mar. 21 16 2 3% 1674 words
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Article29 1966-03-02 18 Feb. t.V R( BHKK PRICE: 701 cents (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: 1K85.25 i down I nofHeUI estimated offering 245 tons (up a tons i.29 words
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Article51 1966-03-02 18 THI Aaaaolatlan af l a«a mad* thes« h DS ra t eß to to merchant! on Baturd y fl 20): huetna TT 33 3/16. airmail no n M 5/ trade bills. TTar OO raady: Canada: 33: W**t' Germany ***** Nath aria nd. H7J; •tgtum 1,613 and Italy 10.51 words
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Article52 1966-03-02 18 i-HK present rate of the Malayan 1 dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November 24, 1964 is nelling T.T. or O.D. 2s. 3 15/I6d. Buying T.T. 2s. 4 l/16d. Buying O.I). 2s. 4id. The dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation to its range against52 words
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370 1966-03-02 18 ABSENCE of fresh order* from overseas together with no definite lead from! other markets set Ah atn\o< sphere of apathy Upon th» past week’s trading which vfii once Officially described lifeless but, more often as In-’ active, state H.C.B. Co. I.td In their review of370 words
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Article31 1966-03-02 18 rubber tin (per lb), (per picul). Feb. 21. 70)m cts. $697.37*i 22. 70*4 els. $692.87*4 23. 70V4 cts. $685.50 24. 10% cts. $691.25 25. 10% cts. $685.25 *6. $687.0031 words
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Article41 1966-03-02 18 (Managin' Rricts) First Malayan 2.02 Second Malayan 1.41 i*®’ Third Malayan 1.04 113 Malaysia Commerce .82 -OJ Mai. Sav. Fund 1.17 First Hong Kong 1.05 l-io Second Hong Kong .75 >y Sterling Commodity 4/1 4 3 Hong Kong currency)41 words
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Article52 1966-03-02 18 Feb. 21. Feb. 22. Feb. 23 Feb. 24. Feb 25. Feb 28 'lndustrials: 86.74 86 31 85 41 84.52 84 01 84. U Tins: 110.96 110.33 107.93 108.04 107.49 107 4.) I rubbers: 109.56 109.56 109.56 109 48 109.56 109.0* Dec 29, 1962 100 I Dec 3052 words
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Article, Illustration250 1966-03-02 19 THE WAY TO IMPLEMENT N-LANGUAGE POLICY... KUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 24 THE Minister of Education, Inc h e Moha med Khir Johan, today told Malaysians not to be frightened by people spreading rumours that cultures 4 and languages other than Malay would be “buried”250 words
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259 1966-03-02 19 Kuala lumpur, Feb. 24. “Pirate" taxis ferrying school children are to be legalised— for the protection of children the Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jnblr, announced i t ,iay. The “pirate” will have to pay an extra three dollars a month tax259 words
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Article23 1966-03-02 19 Peb 22 —The Behor Youth Club wlu hold its annua l meeting at the village ommunlty hall on March 423 words
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175 1966-03-02 19 Kuala lumpur, Feb. 24. Future promotions of civil servants will be based mainly on merit and not on seniority, the Minister of Health, Inche Bahaman bin Samsudin. announced today. He was addressing the annual meeting of Chief Medical and Health Officers and heads175 words
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Article234 1966-03-02 19 RAZAK TO FORCES: BE ALERT K. LUMPUR, Feb. 23 r j*UN Abdul Razak has told Army commanders and Service chiefs not to minimise vigilance against possible Indonesian attacks. The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence issued the orders immediately after news was received that President Soekarno had established a234 words
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Article28 1966-03-02 19 —Reuter. JESSELTON, Feb. 24 The Central Government has given $72,000 to the State Government for building roads, bridges and community centres In rural areas.—Reuter.—Reuter. - 28 words
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Article, Illustration97 1966-03-02 19 SINGAPORE, Feb. 24. Singapore’s new Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Mr. Punch Coomaraswamy, will be free to carry on his law practice. His duties will be mainly to relieve the Speaker, Mr. A. P. Rajah, during long sittings of Parliament. New rule Under a97 words
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Article57 1966-03-02 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Feb. 22 Three lawyers, Miss Loo Sin Soo, Mr. Kum Chee Mon and Inch* Khaleeque Ahmad bin S. Suleiman, were today admitted to the Malayan Bar in the High Court Miss Loo and Mr. Kum are from the University of Singapore. Inche Khaleeque Ahmad57 words
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1013 1966-03-02 20 pENANG, Fsb. 27. Rampage, a speedy four year old trained by I. Allan Jnr., gave apprentice Chiang Geok Leng an 4 armchair ride” in the second race here today. Raee 1 CLASS 6 51 F. O. S. Tan’s (2 > TOPEA1,013 words
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175 1966-03-02 20 K. LUMPUR, Feb. 25 'THE Prime Minister, Teng1 ku Abdul Rahman, today called on the rural people to utilise fully the health facilities provided by the Government. He said the Government had given the rural people priority in the medical and health fields. The prime Minister175 words
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Article51 1966-03-02 20 SINGAPORE. Feb. 25 An advance party of the Singapore Trade Mission to Africa is now In Dar-es-Salaam. Tanzania, paving the way for the visit of the mission proper. The party has visited Nairobi and Mombasa in Kenya. The mission is scheduled to leave Singapore on March51 words
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432 1966-03-02 20 SINGAPORE, Feb. 25 OINGAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Kuan Yew, last night called for "patience and restraint" in matters affecting the relationship between Singapore and Malaysia. “There must be cooperation, but most Important, the co-oper-ation must be on the basis of equality, equal sovereign independent432 words
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Page 20 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous43 1966-03-02 20 BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL $57,848 1st. No. *****9 $34,716 2nd. No. *****5 $8,679 3rd. No. *****8 $4,339 Starters ($723 each): Nos. *****1 *****1 *****9 *****5 *****8 *****6 *****5 *****0 Consolation ($433 each): Nos. *****1 *****4 *****4 *****2 *****1 *****3 *****6 *****3 *****3 *****1.43 words
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