The Straits Budget, 14 December 1960
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section30 1960-12-14 1 The Straits Budget THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES MALAYA'S NATIONAL NIWSPAPfR mm l N* Series 747. Kuala Lumpur, December 14, 1930. Price 40 cents (Malaya) or 1 BhWtnf30 words
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158 1960-12-14 2 C. P. KHOO - C. P. KHOO Singapore. T am now Informed by the secretary of the EPF. that Singapore is considered a part of the Federation so my request for withdrawal from the E.P.F. Is not possible. I feel that In view of the fact that it158 words
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Article125 1960-12-14 2 CANDIDATE - CANDIDATE Singapore. A SPECIAL examination for serving teachers In primary schools was held in December 1959. The teachers were notified by the Controller of Examinations through their respective state Chief Education Officers that successful candidates would be issued with a detailed statement of results. The fee for125 words
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Article73 1960-12-14 2 JUNIOR - LITTLE VOICE—AGED ELEVEN JUNIOR Singapore. am eleven years old and a Junior member of the National Library But while proud of the new library I find very ’ew books ot Interest In the Junior section. The building Is new but the books are old. I nave finished mostly all the73 words
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Article104 1960-12-14 2 O. MAHENDRAN - O. MAHENDRAN Kuala Selangor. f REFER to a letter about the uncertain future of G.C.S. clerks (probationers) who fall to obtain a credit in English at the end of the probationary period of three years. But those clerks who have already passed their probationers’ clerical104 words
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Article76 1960-12-14 2 S. CHANDRAN - S. CHANDRAN Sungei Patanl. VjAY 1 write to point out. certain practices which obtain In Malaya at present, the victims of which number both the Ignorant and the innocent? Most unfortunately the laws of our country offer no protection in fighting them. I refer to the76 words
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Article58 1960-12-14 2 Miss) P. S. BOEY - (Miss) P. S. BOEY Taiping. rE Adult Education Association deserves our thanks for its national language classes. However, there is one drawback. The lessons are conducted at secondary school level. The majority of the “students” are government servants, and the government only recognises the Std. 1 and II58 words
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168 1960-12-14 2 JOBLESS - JOBLESS Kuala Lumpur EMPLOYMENT exchanges have no doubt lessened unemployment In this country, but It does not mean that the public has no criticism with regard to the present service. The antiquated system of registration, the Inefficient and Insufficient number of168 words
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Article85 1960-12-14 2 WATCHDOG - WATCHDOG Singapore. WHILE one is in lull sympathy with the postmen’s case against the dog owners, it Is dismaying to observe the ignorance of the meaning of public service exhibited by the Federation PostMaster General when he says that the public have no right under any law for85 words
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Article110 1960-12-14 2 BUS STOP - BUS STOP Johore Bahru. PREVIOUSLY, buses destined for Kota Tlnggi had to go by Pandan village. Because of the reconstruction of the bridge nearby—It will take about five to six months for Its completion—traffic has to b e diverted to pass through Kangka village Consequently, passengers110 words
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83 1960-12-14 2 TAN HOCK HENG - TAN HOCK HENG Singapore. AT the community centre in Tiong Bahru, practically all the programmes and activities are conducted In Mandarin. How on earth are the non-Man-darin speaking expected to participate? The organisers don't speak English or Malay either Secondly, the games and83 words
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Article66 1960-12-14 2 TRAVELLED - TRAVELLED Singapore. AS a resident of the Tam- pines area on bus route No. 2, I would urge ireauthority concerned and the management of the bus company to give sympathetic consideration to the people who have to travel daily on this route. I have made lnqm about the66 words
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Article81 1960-12-14 2 MCA MEM« - MCA MEM« Kluang VX7ITH reference to letter by of Muar who drew att« tion to a racket in stamp* the action of the Malay Chinese Association. Kiurr branch, should be follow by all Its branches whSunday Is a working dr\ This association, as < of Its many activities81 words
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Miscellaneous28 1960-12-14 2 r mm* mm m WWW w* ■RMmk< IT:: i,-:'•;•• IA ■F 1 aT Cl 1 A X •A-7 i* M 'i Y SM* :x *T :>:• i BUDGET PUDDING28 words
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The Straits Budget
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Article337 1960-12-14 3 Straits Times. Dee. 5 ith few exceptions the -e of Representatives nerd itself miserably in its ission of equal pay for v .on. A sixth form debating ty might have risen above iggling and the almost failure to see the unit mce of this subject polit Ily,Straits Times. Dee. 5 - 337 words
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Article267 1960-12-14 3 -Straits Times. Dec. 5 Singapore has many rounds to flight in its struggle mst crime, but the present se ems to be going rathei il Even taking into account act that last year's crime ires were seriously inflated, trend this year is aiming at "Jiilicantly lower level.-Straits Times. Dec. 5 - 267 words
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Article170 1960-12-14 3 Straits Times, Dec G It is unfortunate, though perhaps inevitable, that some of Singapore’s Government servants should have fallen prey to a fear that the commission appointed to find ways of streamlining the administration would make recommendations threatening their own security. The Government has come a considerable way since– Straits Times, Dec G - 170 words
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Article678 1960-12-14 3 —Straits Times. Dec. 7 Almost everything except the budget seems to have been debated in the three days which the House ol Representative’s set aside tor discussion of the budget speech. There is later opportunity for examining the departmental estimates. N et it was disappointing that economic—Straits Times. Dec. 7 - 678 words
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Article163 1960-12-14 3 —Straits Times. Doc 7 Recommendations in the Rahman Talib education report that technical schools should be built in Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang and somewhere on the East Coast plus the Minister of Education’s statement that a college for technical teachers was to be opened in 1902 gave immediacy—Straits Times. Doc 7 - 163 words
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Article665 1960-12-14 3 Straits Times. Dec. 8 At the end of the three day policy debate Mr. Tan Siew Sin came as close as any Finance Minister has ever done to complaining that a budget had escaped proper examination. It is unlikely that Dr. Goh Kong Swec will get ofTStraits Times. Dec. 8 - 665 words
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Article319 1960-12-14 4 —Straits Times. Dec. 8 It is to be regretted that Malaya was not included in the analysis of national responses to foreign private capital which has been laid before the Karachi businessmen’s conference arranged by the International Chamber of Commerce. A gathering of very influential men would have—Straits Times. Dec. 8 - 319 words
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Article214 1960-12-14 4 —Straits Times. Dec 9 Singapore has borrowed extensively from the Federation in drafting its Administration of Muslim Law Bill. The establishment of a Council of Religion, the Majlis Ugama Islam, with statutory powers to serve as the sole authority on Muslim law in the State; the appointment of—Straits Times. Dec 9 - 214 words
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Article690 1960-12-14 4 —Straits Times. Dec 9 Political rivalry between the Alliance and the PMIP is a fact of Malayan life of which it would be senseless to complain, but the form it has taken in the PMIP-ruled states of Kelantan and Trengganu might and should have been avoided. Instead—Straits Times. Dec 9 - 690 words
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Article395 1960-12-14 4 —Straits Times. Dec. 9 Malaya’s record rice harvest has been duly admired since the figures were first published in July, and now comes the annual rice supplement of the Department of Statistics with details and background. The most striking fact, of course, is the yield. The acreage was—Straits Times. Dec. 9 - 395 words
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Article660 1960-12-14 4 —Straits Times, Dec. 10 For a full appreciation of Singapore's new budget it is necessary to have a much better idea than is yet possible of the Government’s development plan, and particularly the first twelve months expenditure. But a broad outline of development is available, and the—Straits Times, Dec. 10 - 660 words
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Article34 1960-12-14 4 RENFREW: To Daphne of Glen twin Daughters A Susan at Gleneaples Sim’ P n cember Fifth. All well A SON TO Mr and Clark at Wei Min Maternity > (Serangoon Garden) on Both well.34 words
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Article, Illustration886 1960-12-14 5 Lee: Govt, is against a closed service SINGAPORE, Dec. 9. l/l \l.\ LUMPUR. Dec. Ii.— Operation Galalmtl,'' ill,- first of a series of ma,t post-Emergency exer- .*> to train the Federan. n s fighting men to defend the country i- mist attack, went into886 words
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174 1960-12-14 5 SINGAPORE, Dec 9. I OR.VER pri'OLers have entered the Sinj»aL pt Gov* rnment service, Recording to the j:»’ r» ort oi the A-ter-eare Association. The report -aid that alto- eihi 72 tonne? pri oners; w 'n ii.fi iod and added th problem i fin empi'’.ment174 words
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Article56 1960-12-14 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Dee .ii a i ’ant si eretary In lie f411! ii Common wealt’ 11 .:i Olllee, Mr Martin V. vnd an, 14. ha been np -('■I oo deputy 1 Hull Corn m. i■ >ti< r in t In- Federation m suece si56 words
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Article105 1960-12-14 5 \|ALACCA, Dec 7 The IX*- piify Hi'4h Commissioner lor Ceylon In Britain, Mr K Kanaga undram. last night urged Ceylone e living In Malaya to beeome Federal '•itl/cn, and give undivided loyalty to Malaya Mr Kanat'a undram, who arrived in the Federation ree< ntly105 words
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473 1960-12-14 6 Auditor-General criticises the Kelantan Govt. KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 4. T government officers in Kelantan obtained loans to buy motor-cycles and then went ahead and bought cars. One bought nothing at all. This is just one of he instances of discrepancies, errors and irregularities listed473 words
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Article45 1960-12-14 6 SINGAPORE Dec. 4.—Chew Eng Kee, 25. a shop assistant, was stabbed by five thugs in Lorong 17, Geylang, here today. Chew, who sustained two wounds, is in a serious condition. He was returning from his fiancee’s house when he was attacked.45 words
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Article, Illustration54 1960-12-14 6 VIISS MARCIA Kl’KN. Malaya’s Press Queen lfUiU. wearing a new crown after she was elected “Carnival Queen” at a carnival organised by Railway staff in Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 3 The crown was made at the Sentul workshops of the MalayanStraits Times picture. - 54 words
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Article29 1960-12-14 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Dec. 4 The Malayan Christian Choir and Selangor Chamber Orchestra. will perform the Tcssiah at the Chinwoo Au diirri im here tomorrow, at 3 p.m.29 words
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361 1960-12-14 6 PAP CHIEFS DON’T WANT MERDEKA —says Marshall SINGAPORE. Dec. 4 rpHE chairman of Singapore's Workers' f g tv Mr. David Marshall, today charged :hal the People's Action Party Government was pulling off complete independence foi the state “before the leadership of the PAP en.b Merdeka inconvenient." Mr. Marshall made this361 words
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Article38 1960-12-14 6 TELUK ANSON. Dee. 4 A woman. Lim Jee Lian :W. wa. fined $500, or tour months’ jail, here when pleaded guilty to assh'nvin carrying on “characr- 1 lottery at Langkap village near Teluk An.-or. Nov. 30.38 words
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325 1960-12-14 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 4 Demands for a vigorous move to improve the present s tand u r ci of the Technical College to meet the needs of an industrial i sod count ry have been made by the Students’ Union. The latest issue325 words
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Advertisement53 1960-12-14 6 I STRAITS BUDGET I SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Payable in advance) Quarterly Yearly j Singapore Kuala Lumpur —N® postage 5.20 510.40 520.80 Fed Makiyo ir. S4orth Rome® mcl. postage 5.75 11.50 23.00 Bf. C'weoHh F® f(/ mcl. »as*«ge 6.75 13.50 27.00 l>rw»®d Kmgtjom tairfarn Ao*rai Only 12.00 24.00 48 00 l*y E»pr.»«53 words
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441 1960-12-14 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 4. 'PtlK Federation Government has set aside I S15 million for buying equipment needed for the country's rural development program111** Ot this amount, $!o million was lor441 words
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153 1960-12-14 7 1 jALACCA, Dec. 4. The Governor. Data Haji •cul Maiek. yesterday d tribute to the Siss 01 the Convent ol h y infant Jesus lor a* devotion to duty 1 the very great part v had played in the nation of girls in this mtry.153 words
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Article79 1960-12-14 7 SINGAPORE. Dec. 4 Mr. ’ll Johnson, 64, an adit rative officer attached r he Singapore Turf Club he past nine years, sudv died at his residence in Timah today. *r. Johnson, who was a a pore police officer prior 1 ibing the Turf Club79 words
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122 1960-12-14 7 pENANG. Dec. 4. A 1 man due to be married this week was killed in a road accident here last night. His fiancee was injured. Saw Chooi Guan, 26. died without regaining consciousness soon after admission to the General Hospital. His122 words
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260 1960-12-14 7 SINGAPORE. Dec. 4. TIE Government is working on plans for wiping out leprosy in Singapore, the medical superintendent of the Trafalgar Home, Dr. P. Oorjitham, said in a recent broadcast over Radio Singapore The day would come, he said, when leprosy would260 words
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Article390 1960-12-14 7 SINGAPORE, Dec. 4. POLICE Reserve Unit reinforcements were rushed to the Singapore Airport today to control a crowd of more than 5,000 who turned up to give a tumultuous welcome to Field Marshal Mohammed Ayub Khan, President of Pakistan. President Ayub Khan made a390 words
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Article82 1960-12-14 7 PENANG, Dec. 4 A mother lound her missing two-year-old sot* lying at the bottom of an earthen tub filled with water in the bathroom of their Green Lane home yesterday The boy, Patrick Dass. was taken out, unconscious. He died on the way to82 words
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Article34 1960-12-14 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Dec. G An Indian archaeologist. Dr B. CH. Chabra, will talk on early contacts between India and South-East Asia at the British Council here on the night of Dec. 1034 words
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108 1960-12-14 7 Kuching, i>c. 4. A gardener is challenging a company director for a seat in the Miri district council at the forthcoming elect ions. They are among the 42 <»p> who will contest the ejection.' < >n Dec 1H A total of 2.065 voters will108 words
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392 1960-12-14 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 4 TIIE AUTOMOBILE Association of Malaya has urged the Federation Government to give priority in the Five-Year-Plan to resurfacing plank bridges on main roads as they were “death traps” during wet392 words
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Article, Illustration267 1960-12-14 8 FOR 59 BOYS AND GIRLS ITS A SAD GOODBYE TO MUMMY |POH. Dec*. 4. Major 1 Catherine Smith, matron of the Salvation Army home for children in Ipoh, leaves tomorrow for England on retirement. Today she celebrated her 61st birthday with the 59 boys267 words
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98 1960-12-14 8 ((UALA LUMPUR. Dec. 4 Out of (>,500 children registered to enter English primary schools in Kuala Lumpur next year, only 70 will be taught in Malay. A spokesman for the Municipal education authorities said this was due to a cold reception98 words
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Article163 1960-12-14 8 SINGAPORE. Dec. 4. Mr. John Lay cock, former stalwart of the Singapore Bar Committee, was buried at Bidadari today in a simple ceremony attended by his family, a few close friends, old colleagues of the former Progressive Party and members of the Bar Committee. A short163 words
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Article43 1960-12-14 8 MALACCA. Doc. 4. —Seventy telephono operators have decided to hold a “get, together” every month to foster better co-operation among themselves The first such gathering was held recently at the home of their supervisor. Che Rahmah binte Mohamed Salleh.43 words
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Article62 1960-12-14 8 KLANG. Dec. 4. the Klang Gurney Memorial Library cannot carry out its expansion plan unless the Selangor Government or the Town Council offer an outright grant. Its 12th annual report, published today said the library had been greatly handicapped by lack of funds in its plans62 words
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251 1960-12-14 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Dec. 4 \LL EXEMPTIONS from payment of rubber re search and replanting levies will be lifted on Jan. 1. A Government announcement today said that this decision was taken after “careful consideration.” At present several concessional estates are exempted251 words
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Article42 1960-12-14 8 IPOH, Dec. 4.-Mr. Chii Chean. 22. a former stu of the Anglo-Chinese Kampar. has left for A lia to take up a course chartered accountancy c Melbourne University He is the vounuest Mr Chin Sun Seong miner42 words
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290 1960-12-14 9 Beware the easy way in life’ CHIEF MINISTER TELLS MALAY YOUTHS: BE PREPARED TO WORK HARD AS THE CHINESE AND THE INDIANS DO MALACCA, Dec. 5 ry Chief Minister, inche Abdul Ghafar bin Bulm, today warned 50 Malay youths from V;ri Sembilan, Selangor and Malacca against ing up in life290 words
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212 1960-12-14 9 HENANG. Dec. 5. Thirty babies born in Malaya will leave with SGO R.A.A.F. airmen and their families when they sail for home at midnight tonight after 2-1/2 years in this country. As their ship, the 20.(J00-ton Dutch liner. Johan van Oldernbarnevelt. sets out for212 words
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Article56 1960-12-14 9 SINGAPORE. Dec 5 •'»osa Mooiden. 36. mana- o; a sundries store in <’hangi. has made a report police that he was as- <lted by a customer yes- relay. *le said the man attacked 1 with a wooden pole when f asked him to pay his bill ,s a56 words
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Article30 1960-12-14 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Dec. 5. Fazal Dad. 00. a watchman at the Central Market was acquitted today on a charge of stealing 75 katis of cabbages from a stall30 words
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Article69 1960-12-14 9 n’OH. Dec. 5. Five ciols here each received >1.000 donation from the 'Oily of late Mrs. Foo '°ong Nyit who died here Nov. 30 after a long ill Foo, 80, widow of a lioneer tin miner, was buried oday. Ihe schools which benefited are: Yoke69 words
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167 1960-12-14 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Dec. 5. T'HE United Nations’ Food and Agricultural Or- ganisation may set up in Malaya an institute for agrarian research and training for South-East Asia. According to Dr E H. Jacoby, an F A O. land tenure expert now here, Malaya is167 words
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Article89 1960-12-14 9 PENANG Dec. 5. The Christian Brothers plan to build two more primary schools next year each costing $300,000. A 17-man committee, with powers to co-opt more members, has been set up to start a building lund for both schools. which will be named the La89 words
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Article, Illustration263 1960-12-14 9 FAMED NEGRO SINGER PASSES THROUGH SINGAPORE AND TALKS OF ‘OUR FIGHT -IN THE CAUSE OF RACIAL EQUALITY’ SINGAPORE. Dec. b. Paul Robeson, famed American Negro singer, today said a big ‘‘Thank You” to Malaya lor championing the cause of the coloured people ot263 words
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Article, Illustration467 1960-12-14 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Dec. 6 THE PRIME MINISTER, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has dropped his plan to try to settle the dispute between Indonesia and Holland over West Irian. While the Tengku was making (his announcement in the House of Representatives467 words
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145 1960-12-14 10 10-year fight for equal pay still going on’ I/UALA LUMPUR. Dec. 6. —The National Union of Teachers today accused the Assistant Minister of Labour. Mr. V. Manickavasagam, of “gross misrepresentation” in stating i Parliament that no union had fought for equal toy for women. Mr Manickavasagam had said that the145 words
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853 1960-12-14 11 VERNON BARTLETT - by VERNON BARTLETT ONCE MORE—Africa. I cannot avoid that continent even though l lind it deplorable lew American leaders r to South-east Asia ex- to discuss military •aments in Laos or Vietand few British leaders r to the area at all.853 words
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Article, Illustration868 1960-12-14 11 DAHARI ALI - THIRD OF FIVE ARTICLES by DAHARI ALI PRIDE and lack ol funds have dictated a new approach towards land development in the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party stronghold of Kelantan. The party places much faith in the talents ol868 words
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148 1960-12-14 12 A LOR STAR. Dec. G A sta- tistics clerk in the Pennang /l herte.N Departin' n was sentenced today to fi\e months* iail for corruptly oifffrtoig $lOO to a fisheries assistant in Alor Star last May. L. Baptist. 28. was convicted of giving148 words
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Article97 1960-12-14 12 LONDON. Dec G. Tengku Shahabuddin. 25-year-old brother-in-law oi Malaya’s first Yang di Pertuan Agong. has entered London's fashion world with high hopes of persuading English women to wear the bright colours of his own country. He has just left Queen’s University. Bellast. and97 words
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Article44 1960-12-14 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Dec. 6 6trong north-easterly winds of between 20 and 25 knots are expected in the East Coast in the next two or three days and sea conditions will be dangerous for small craft, the meteorological station here warned today44 words
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Article, Illustration884 1960-12-14 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Dec. 6. TWO ASSISTANT Ministers stressed in the House of Representatives today that the Malayan Press IS free but warned against any misuse of that freedom. Both were replying to allegations in the House yesterday by the leader of the People884 words
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Article133 1960-12-14 12 ■glNCAPORE, Dec. 6 The Hilton Hotel cha r of America has put cut feelers to the Singapore Government about open ing a multi-million doll it hotel here. Talks have been held between the Government and a representative ot the chain, the Strafe Times learned133 words
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Article63 1960-12-14 12 KUCHING. Dec 5 Emrv into Sarawak is strictly co: trolled and limited to only a lew classes of immigrants the Re>ident of the First Division. Mr. F.B.K. Drake, told the Divisional Advisory Council. He said this in reply to a question by the Orang K.iv.i Pemancha63 words
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Article49 1960-12-14 12 LONDON. Dec 5 Th>death has occurred in K;.:land of Mr. G. R. Allen. > former partner in the tin: of Messrs. Allen and tt illiams, consulting engineer Mr. Allen, who was a barrister as well as an entire formerly lived in Sinai,) He was 77.49 words
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Article59 1960-12-14 12 KUALA LUMPUR. D* Fingerprints of a man haa 12 previous convict were found in a hoi; Jalan Kedah, on Feder.r after a burglary, th«- M trate’s Court was told t The fingerprints were of Abdul Rahman bin Hamid, .30, who pleaded to a charge of housebre and59 words
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Advertisement71 1960-12-14 12 Hong Kong Far East BUILDER 1131 A Bi-Monthly periodical of *MUnt of Real Bo tote AeHmRhx in Urn* Kmmg the Far Boot. COhTTAINS full accounts, plans, perspectives and photographs of new and projected constructions in Hong Kong ond other ports. An indispensable source of information for all concerned in architecture,71 words
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Article, Illustration2197 1960-12-14 13 Govt s spending policy is passed KUALA LUMPUR, December 6 rpHE Alliance Gov- ernment's expen- .mre policy for next w ar based on its ive-and-take*' Budget was approved I he House of Rcp vsentatives l his wiling after a threeday debate. iiie2,197 words
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Article57 1960-12-14 13 PENANG. Dec 4 The Governor, Raja Tun Uda. and the Mayor. Mr Ooi Thlam Slew, were among the large gathering at the IVnang Turf Club golf section’s animal dinner and dance at the E and O Hotel last night The guests were received by Mr Choong57 words
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Article86 1960-12-14 13 KAMPAR. Dec 6 Pcriyan nan Shmappan, 45. pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court here today to causing the death of five people by a negligent act at Tronoh Mines, Kampar. on July 2.0 He was alleged to nave driven a car without due re- gard to the86 words
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Article, Illustration496 1960-12-14 14 C.K. Tang strike union acted to detriment of workers says T.U.C. SINGAPORE, Dec. —The Singapore Trades Union Congress today said it would press for the de-regisi ration of the Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union, which it alleged was “functioning to the detriment of the workers/’ In a strongly-worded statement. Mr.496 words
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161 1960-12-14 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Dec. 6. 1>UP1LS oi a school in Kampong Jerai. Kedah, are 1 to have a bridge rebuilt specially for them—.so that txiey can got to school dry ai.a on time The 417 boys and girls who attended th e school live161 words
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Article80 1960-12-14 14 IPOII, Dec. 5. —R. Sengalra- iui, 22. a tapper at Gedong Estate. Bagan Serai, was sentenced to four years’ jail by Mr Justice Azmi in the High t'oiirt here today tor causing "»us hurt to a husband and wife. A woman tapper. V Mariama. 22. testified80 words
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Article35 1960-12-14 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Dee. 5. The assistant Comptroller of Customs, Mr. C. Sharp, will i 'oenk on “Aspects of Customs Control and Prevention of corruption” at a Rotary Club lunch meeting on Dec 735 words
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Article92 1960-12-14 14 SINGAPORE. Dec. 0.- A new ,3» American-made Colt revolver has fallen into the hands cl the underworld. The gun. with five rounds of ammunition belonged to a sales representative of the Anglo-Thai Corporation Ltd. Mr. Keith Raker It was stolen during the weekend from his92 words
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Article154 1960-12-14 14 I/'UALA LUMPUR. Dec. j. Two platoons of tciurh jungle-bash-ing men o: the Police Field Force have been called out to help the “regulars” minimise the mounting; petty crime rate in the Federal capital. These men., wearing berets with a distinctive blue badge, are patrolling residential areas154 words
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Article, Illustration188 1960-12-14 14 D- v. q A New Z( u] Mr. i\. V. Cu.m j is new omjij.por- ’.vtr.ptroller oi Inc u.n Tax. Mr Casey ha.' taken over lrom t:u* tanner Comptroller. Mr g t Holloway who l* i 1 r 12 veaj partmv.it M188 words
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Article35 1960-12-14 14 JOHORE BAHRU. D< Bill empowering Joh borrow up to $45 millim the federation Govert for rarrving out group ment schemes Is to hr duced in the State I five Assembly on Dee35 words
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Article287 1960-12-14 15 -I MiAPORE, Dec. 9. The Singapore Mousing and Development Board has given out contracts for 904 oiir room flats to be built in the Tiong Bahru area. i his was disclosed at287 words
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Article40 1960-12-14 15 SINGAPORE Dec. 6—Lamt.Gen. Sir Rodney Moore, Chief of Staff. Armed Forces. Federatioi Army, will take the salute at the annual passing out parade ol the Army Boys’ Trade School at Punjab Barracks. Nee Soon, on Dec. 9.40 words
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Article, Illustration427 1960-12-14 15 YANG DI-PERTUAN NEGARA FIGURES IN BUDGET DEBATE SINGAPORE, Dec. 9 jy/l EMBERS oi the Opposition and Assemblymen concerned will be inviled when the Yang di-Perluan Negara visits Malay kampongs, the Prime Minisler, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, assured in the Legislative427 words
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272 1960-12-14 15 IPOH, Dec. 9. |\H. (Miss) Harbans Kaur Sidhu, of the General Hospital in Penang, has got back her f deral citizenship which was revoked earlier inis year. Her father. Mr. Bahaciur .gli, of Kuala Kangsar. aid t 'day that his daughter's izenship papers had272 words
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Article239 1960-12-14 15 SINGAPORE, Dec. 6 THE manager of the Industrial Promo- .on Board, Mr. J. J- ithucheary, told the H ;h Court today that was the policy of the n;apore Government >t to encourage mo>polies except in very *re cases. ic was giving evidence as defence witness in239 words
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Article55 1960-12-14 15 SINGAPORE. Dec The new principal of the Anglo Chinese School is expected to be named on Dec 11 Bishop H B Amstutz, may make the announcement at a special Service to mark the end of the Methodl. t Church Conference The present principal. Mr I55 words
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Article26 1960-12-14 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Dec G The Selangor branch of the Malayan Historical Society will hold 1 annual dance at tiie Federal Hotel on Dec. 1G26 words
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198 1960-12-14 16 hJINGAPORE, Dec. The Assistant Secretary ol the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers’ Union. Foil Yik Onn, was today found guilty of using violence on Xg Ai Teck during the C. K. Tang industrial dispute on Sept. 22. Jointly convicted was a member198 words
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Article, Illustration991 1960-12-14 16 SINGAPORE, Dec. 9. —The changeover of a political secretary* Mr. Fong Swee Suan, from the Ministry of Labour and Law to the Deputy Prime Minister’s Ministry was clarified in the Legislative Assembly today by the991 words
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Article64 1960-12-14 16 SINGAPORE. Dec* 9—The majority of the people In Malaya support the Malayan Chinese Association because the party has served the people “truly and industriously”. according to Mr. Ma Choon Wu. the chairman of the culture committee of Singapore M.C.A’s youth section. He made this point64 words
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Article347 1960-12-14 16 SINGAPORE, Dec. 9 Tributes were paid to the memory of Mr. John Laycock, an p m i n e n t Singapore lawyer and politician, in the High Court here today by the Bench and the Bar. Mr. Laycock, 73. died on Dec. 4 after347 words
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94 1960-12-14 16 i SINGAPORE. Dec Prime Minister. V.: Kuan Yew. told th gblative Assembly that the Go verm. purchasing two nev, because it was ne« < that VIP visitors be “looked after ami ed after well.” In the past, he Government manag borrowing cars fror94 words
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Article, Illustration396 1960-12-14 17 is a Muslim.,.he is a Christianand they went through a ceremony at Civil Registry KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 5. l MALAY woman who wed an Eng;h airman at the Ciil Registry was told the High Court re today that there id been no marage396 words
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Article64 1960-12-14 17 GRIK. Dec. 4 —Four Government workers in this administrative centre of the remote Upper Perak district will be leaving on transfer after a two-year tour here. They are Mr. Lai Aun Weng. hospital assistant, Mr. Beh Cheng Chuan, chief clerk in the District Office, Mr.64 words
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Article25 1960-12-14 17 KOTA BHARU. Dec. 5.-A dud $5O note numbered A 3 *****1 was found among money deposited at the Mercantile Bank here yesterday.25 words
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147 1960-12-14 17 SINGAPORE, Dec. 6. Lieut. Gen. Sir Alexander Drummond, director general of British Army Medical Services, is now in Singapore for a week-long visit to British military hospitals and Royal Army Medical Corps units in Singapore and the Federation. Sir Alexander, who arrived here yesterday147 words
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Article21 1960-12-14 17 KUALA LUMPUR Dee. 5. The monsoon-swept East Coast enjoyed fair weather with north-easterly winds blowing at 10 knots today.21 words
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139 1960-12-14 17 Kuala lumpur, Dec. 4. The General Post Office here is to help 15 boys from poor families to buy their school books next year by giving them temporary Jobs during the Christmas rush. The boys will work for 10 days starting139 words
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Article133 1960-12-14 17 Kuala lumpur, Dec. 5. The Government intends to set up dairy colonies throughout the country to provide good, clean pasteurised milk. The Minister of Agrlcul ture, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. announced this In the House of Representatives today in reply to a question by Inche133 words
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261 1960-12-14 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 4 (COMMERCIAL firms and industries in the Federation are carrying out Malayanisation as planned and some are doing it faster than expected. Heads ot Industrie, said today that many Malayan.are already occupying key positions. They were commenting on a resolution passed by the261 words
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490 1960-12-14 18 – TC.AN DJEK - COUNTRYMAN’S JOURNAL TC.AN DJEK. THE DUSUN, Friday, Dec 2, 1960. THIS month is dreaded by the Tuan, as it is now that certain organisations decide whether his income for the coming year shall or shall not be cut. There an impression abroad that besides490 words
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485 1960-12-14 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 8 npilE Minister of Agriculture and Co-o peratives warned today that unless a “real determined effort” was made to boost food production, Malaya would face the “gigantic problem” of finding food for its rapidly increasing population. Inche Abdul485 words
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Article121 1960-12-14 18 SINGAPORE, Dec. 9.—Methodists in Malaya were today urged to comply lully with laws affecting employeremployee relations. The plea was made by the Rev. R. Foster, chairman of the Board Christian Social Concerns, at the Methodist Church Conference. He said that Methodists hould make a list of121 words
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230 1960-12-14 18 SINGAPORE, Dec. 7. HTHE Singapore Government will build 10,000 A Hats costing $34 million next year as part of its five-year $230 million housing programme. Disclosing this at a Press conference today, the Minister for National Development Mr. Tan Kia Gan. said the230 words
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245 1960-12-14 18 SINGAPORE. Doc. 1" A POLICE constable, Long Tien Hun. was acquitted in the second criminal district court today of failing to arrest a person allowed to have been involved in a robbery. The victim of the robbery, the court was told,245 words
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Article1278 1960-12-14 19 EPSOM JEEP - BRANTAS ROUTS HIS RIVALS. By EPSOM JEEP GAPORE, Dec. 10.- Apprentice Ismail was top riding form at kit Timah today when brought off a spleni double on Brantas the main race and V stern Plains in the 5. rantas proved much good for his opposition. rung by handsome five ;ths1,278 words
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Article281 1960-12-14 19 SINGAPORE Dec. ONE OF 10 CANCELLED ON GROUNDS OF VICE rpHE Hotels Licensing Board today cancellA ed the licence of the 2$-year-old Great Southern Hotel in Eu Tong Seng Street on the grounds that it had been used for im- moral purposes. Objecting to the renewal281 words
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161 1960-12-14 19 [SINGAPORE, Dec. 7. The British Army in Singapore will play Santa Claus to 3,000 poor children at a Christmas party to be held at the Great World park on Dec. 17. The children, between the ages of eight and 15, will be selected161 words
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163 1960-12-14 19 SINGAPORE, Dec. 9.-*-Forty-four “boy" soldiers “graduated" into the British Army in Malaya after a passing-out parade at the Army Boys’ Trade School in Nee Soon to* day. v i The Chief of the Federation Armed Forces, Lt.-Gen. Sir Rodney Moore, took the salute163 words
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Page 19 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous46 1960-12-14 19 THE BIG SWEEP Total Pool: $163,159 1st No. *****1 $73,420 2nd No. *****1 $36,710 3rd No. *****6 $20,394 Starters $2,039 each: Nos. *****7, *****7, *****0, *****8, *****2, *****1, *****5, *****0. *****9, *****6. Consolation $1,223 each: Nos. *****9. *****1, *****6, *****9, *****2, *****5, *****7, *****4. *****8. *****4.46 words
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MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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547 1960-12-14 20 By Our Market Correspondent THE MALAYAN share market has had a quit 1 and easier week, largely in sympathy witt overseas economic news and the state of over seas markets. London closed the week unhappy with widespread losses with many industrials touching547 words
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Article676 1960-12-14 20 Ampul v ils. 3d. —td. Wkam $2 10 —6 cts A. Amal 16s 10%d —4%d Ay. Hltam 19s —2s. 7%d. BerjunUi 37a 9d. —4%d. Go Peng 27a 9d. —4%d ■eng Kens 9a 3d —6d. K. Kampu. 43s —la Ksawndni 13s 9d —3d. Kep. Dredg. Bs. l%d —l%d KUlinshall 14s676 words
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Article20 1960-12-14 20 (Manas***' Prla*») Kiral Malayan 1.16 13* Second Malayan .06 101 Pint Hong Koas 1.06 1.13 v.* H.K currency20 words
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Article31 1960-12-14 20 RUBBER TIN (per to.) (per picul) Dec. 5 64 eta .*394.75 6 84% Cta. $394.87% 7 85% eta. 8394.25 8 «7 eta $393.87% 6 87| cta. $262,871 16 $*****%31 words
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Article42 1960-12-14 20 Exchan* e Association made the log changes in Us rates dmma on Saturday, De« rates to $loo>: n!1 •4dirmn. 32 1/4, O.D. 82 3/8 credit bills. 3? 7% Soiling Ti. or on. s Canwda 31 15/16; Italic tm T f42 words
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Article1233 1960-12-14 20 THE following list of revised quotations was issued by Singapore members of the Malayan Stock Exchange after their last meeting on Saturday (December 10) H and L stand for highest and Lowest for business done this year. immbtiials t I Ales tricks. 100 .80 Onto JO 1J01,233 words
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384 1960-12-14 20 At last premium on nearby rubber U.C.B. and Co., Ltd., tn 11 their weekly Singapore rubber review state: Early in the period (tan** 4 and turnover was at r «ow ebb with litUe prospect of change on the horizon One small note of warning was evident as the discount on384 words
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