The Straits Budget, 12 December 1962
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section30 1962-12-12 1 The Straits Budget THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES MALAYA S NATIONAL NIWsFAFIR ries 351* Kuala Lumpur, December 12. 1962. Price 40 cents (Malaya), or 1 shllllnt KDN MO.30 words
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Advertisement37 1962-12-12 1 guinness FOR STRENGTH BUT IT MUST BE "WOLF” BOTTL *NG ~i\ I a: fc i £> VV^ v k. ii -.rJUV® ''r-v tegL/ J WOLF" BOTTLING GUINNESS STOUT Distributed by McAlister co ltd SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR, IPOH, PENANG.37 words
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From the Straits Times Postbag
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Article192 1962-12-12 2 TEEN TWISTERS - THE CINEMAS DON’T SHOW TWIST FILMS, THE RADIO DOES NOT FEATURE TWIST MUSIC-WHAT DOES THIS IMPLY? TEEN TWISTERS Singapore LVDR the past sever ral months teenagers in Singapore have waited eagerly for the screening of “Twist” films. However, they have waited in vain, for192 words
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Article124 1962-12-12 2 VOTER - VOTER Taiping IWAB shocked by the report headed “Councillor opposes Taiping bridge." The inconvenience that 1 and others suffer due to the traffic congestion at Assam Kumbang level crossing cannot be expressed In words. Perhaps Mr. Krlshnan does not use this road and Is not124 words
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Article85 1962-12-12 2 ZAKARIA ISMAIL - ZAKARIA ISMAIL Kuching IN the Federal Parliament. in Its budget session. Dr. Burhannudln bin Mohamed Noor. said: “We should be In pouring money into the development of the Borneo territories after Malaysia as this will benefit others and not us.” This statement displays ignorance and selfishness on the85 words
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Article82 1962-12-12 2 RESIDENT - RESIDENT Raub RAUB congratulates the Raub District Medical and Health Sports Association for its organisation of the games and social festival, 1962. Nothing exciting seems to happen in this town. This three-day festival with its women’s football match, the dance and hair style competition, the cultural dances, talentime,82 words
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265 1962-12-12 2 CHAN SEK KEONG - CHAN SEK KEONG Kuala Lumpur PARLIAMENT. In amending the Criminal Procedure Code to make evidence of what takes place in an identification parade conducted bj the police admissible in a court of law. seems to have been groping In the dark and to have265 words
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Article77 1962-12-12 2 FED UP - FED UP Petallng Java THERE Is certainly something wrong with the postal service In Petallng Jaya A letter postmarked “Tampln. November 2ft” was delivered to me on the afternoon of December 3.. If I had undertaken to carry that letter on foot from Tampin, which Is 75 miles77 words
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187 1962-12-12 2 MOTORIST - MOTORIST Singapore rR some months 1 have been annoyed by an obviously stupid traffic lights arrangement in Singapore at the Junction of Selegle Road and Sofia Road. This light Is about 10 yards from another admittedly Important traffic light at the Junction of Selegle Road187 words
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Article52 1962-12-12 2 MOHD. AZIZ - MOHD. AZIZ Kuala Lumpfcr JT is now so iong since we had independence that one forgets when the actual date was But surely it must now be time that Radio Malaya ceased saying ’’Merdeka" at the end of its programmes? The word was never a Malay word In the52 words
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Article73 1962-12-12 2 W W MM - W W MM Singapore THE bookmakers must be jumping for joy knowing that the tax on *otaltsator bets is f o go up fifty per cent One certain result is that government revenue from this source will go flown Had the 1 x been reduced to five73 words
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Article105 1962-12-12 2 CITIZEN - CITIZEN ol Singapore |T is distressing to see the deterioration in Singapore’s parks and gardens over the past year. The park opposite the Britannia Club in Beach Road is a typical example. The litter never seems to be cleaned up. and I often see a cowherd cutting fodder105 words
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Article200 1962-12-12 2 S H. C - S H. C. Singapore I WI8H to support your leading article headed “Tax Changes.” I have long thought tie provisions of Article 31 of the Income Tax Ordinance were Inlouitous It Is surprising that a similar article is still tolerated In Britain. There Is sound200 words
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Article55 1962-12-12 2 OLIVh HACK - OLIVh HACK Kuala Lumpur As a visitor from where the servant problem does not ex,i,t a rarely do we have such a luxury—I ftma7ed al !S e grumbling among ser mems of what the ▼ants do not do. moaning stop If the spent some time a* the home55 words
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Article49 1962-12-12 2 B l - B l Petalfog Ja>'a rE violinist In not have an o Strad. but only a y Ql made copy The e- bln g Inserting l abe mos t Instruments to 1 ded famous masters is rlon purely for W* r rhorand recording the ship of the models49 words
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The Straits Budget
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Article794 1962-12-12 3 —Straits Times. Dec. 4 Tin explanation which the Sin ’-ipore Medical Association i ;i< olTered on behalf of the two doctors criticised at a Sin ,i pore inquest last week provides the impetus for further inquiry by the Ministry of Health and for the changes which quite—Straits Times. Dec. 4 - 794 words
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Article280 1962-12-12 3 —Straits Times, Dec. 4 Federation crime statistics make disquieting reading. Gang robbery and extortion show an especially sharp rise, the figures for Selangor and Perak for the first nine months of this year being records by a wide margin. Selangor had 275 cases each of gang r obbery and—Straits Times, Dec. 4 - 280 words
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Article228 1962-12-12 3 —Straits Times. Dec. 4 Traffic lights normally are installed to save the expense ol having a man on point duty, and there is not a great deal of sense in having the man as well as the lights. But neither the red light nor the green light—Straits Times. Dec. 4 - 228 words
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Article625 1962-12-12 3 —Straits Times, Dec. 5 Foreign policy debates in the House of Representatives rarely make much sense, and the attack on the Government’s stand on the Himalayan war has been no exceptron. The wildest of the charges made against the Prime Minister was that he was “trying to—Straits Times, Dec. 5 - 625 words
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Article376 1962-12-12 3 —Straits Times, Dec. 5 The Philippines Government, says the Manila Daily Mirror, supports the proposal for an independent federation of Brunei, North Borneo and Sarawak. The newspaper adds in a leading article that “informed sources believe A.S.A.’s days are numbered.” If the first statement were true,—Straits Times, Dec. 5 - 376 words
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Article724 1962-12-12 3 —Straits Times. Dec. 6 The railwaymen have given their union authority to call a strike, the union executive has the threat in its pocket, and negotiations with the Malayan Railway Administration are as near to breakdown as they can possibly be without actually breaking down. It—Straits Times. Dec. 6 - 724 words
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Article263 1962-12-12 4 —Straits Times, Dec. 6 There is almost limitless scope for the expansion of higher education in Malaya and an equally limitless need for money. The Federation Government is as generous as its resources allow, but Dato Sir Alexander Oppenheim would be less happy than he is if he—Straits Times, Dec. 6 - 263 words
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Article646 1962-12-12 4 —Straits Times. Dec. 7 The railwaymen seem determined to have their strike. They are giving the required 14 days notice this morning, and as regards negotiations they intend to sit back and wait upon the repercussions. They have chosen the Christmas season for their strike, plainly—Straits Times. Dec. 7 - 646 words
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Article344 1962-12-12 4 —Straits Times, Dec. 7 The shortcomings of the Government as an employe! came under expected attack > esterday when Parliament debated the budget allocation for the Federal Establishment Office. But there was a touch of hyperbole in Mr. Davids warning that the country would collapse if the civil—Straits Times, Dec. 7 - 344 words
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Article391 1962-12-12 4 VV1J1 OOOUI o Q —Straits Times. There will be another substantial increase in the Singapore Government’s expenditure on education next year. Though Dr. Goh Keng Swee has delayed the presentation of his budget, we hay. thi, authority of the p n S ter who has told the UnVV1J1 OOOUI o Q —Straits Times. - 391 words
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Article29 1962-12-12 4 H1K1I13 MARSHALL: To Janet Variyan) and Anthony a fi.12.62 at Ipoh. nd LITTLEJOHN: To J eI hrVn Rae a daughter Susan Garrett at Gleneagles Hospita sixth December 196229 words
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Article60 1962-12-12 4 AtrccTtB - AtrccTtB Bagan Serai FT has been the pr 1 £g I the authorities to t the reading of wa 1 t the and to send out bi' end of eve Vk fi i and Now readings ar>. nv0 bills sent out months. The old s> better for the60 words
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473 1962-12-12 5 ‘You can play leading part in helping to build united Malaysian nation KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 2 ijK. Tan Siew Sin, the president of the MCA, iV has written to the Sarawak Chinese Association pledging ‘‘every encouragement and support” for the new party’s job473 words
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Article93 1962-12-12 5 SINGAPORE. Dec. 2. three-year collective agre. nent signed between the Sin General Employees Jnnion and six film distrobu tion companies provides fo. wage i ncreases and bette. working conditions of laboui for 90 employees. The companies are Colum oi*. Films of Singapore Ltd Metro93 words
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Article62 1962-12-12 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Dec. 2.—A reception was held Ht Ist ana fcelai.go here tonißht in honour of the Raja Muda of Selaneor. Teiidko Idri> Shah. 15, who returned from yesterday to spend hi.* holidays with his parents, the Sultan of Selanßor and the Tenuku Ampuan lentotu62 words
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257 1962-12-12 5 OUTTERWORTH, Dec. 2.—The Penang State Government has been “and will always be.** doing all it can to promote and facilitate the establishment of industries, the Chief Minister Dato Wong Pow Nee said today. “This factory.” he told a large gathering when257 words
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Article30 1962-12-12 5 KOTA BHARU, Dec. 2 —The Deputy Mrntrl Bestir. Hajl Mohame:! bin Nasir. said yesterday the Kelan'an Government was oltin ning to establish an Institute of Mamie Studies30 words
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229 1962-12-12 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 2 A U.S. senator predicted today that Kuala Lum- pur would really be put on the map with the realisation of Malaysia. Senator Gale McGee, who is leading a three-man delegation of senators, on a tour of the Far229 words
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Article60 1962-12-12 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 2. The second triennial delegates’ conference of the National Union of Plantation orkers will be held at Plant ation House, Petaling Jaya, from Dec. 10 to 12. Mr. Harold Colllson, president of the International Federation of Plantation. Agricultural and Allied Workers, will open the conference60 words
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Article62 1962-12-12 5 PENANG, Dec. 2. One hundred and ten imams and other religious teachers from Province Central district attended a refresher course on re iglous instruction, organised by the State Religious Affairs Department, at Sungei Rambai National School yesterday. A siml'ar course for Province South district religious teachers and leaders62 words
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Article, Illustration119 1962-12-12 5 PHANG Kok Peng. 16 (above), a sales assistant in a shoe store in Ipoh, is to be awarded $lOO by the Perak Committee on Universal Children’s Day Observance for rescuing a neighbour’s son, Kwan Chee Hong, aged two. from the Kinta River.119 words
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86 1962-12-12 5 IPOH, Dec. 2. —An Armed Forces recruiting team will be at the Territorial Army Centre here on Dec. 4 and at the Anderson School on Dec. 5 and Dec. 6 to interview candidates for training as skilled tradesmen in the Royal Malayan Air Force and86 words
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Article57 1962-12-12 5 SINGAPORE. Dec. 3 —Mr. Willy Kwang, a higher air traffic controller, left by air for Britain tonight fcr a seven-month training course at the School of Air Traffic control In Bournemouth Mr. Kwang Is president of the Singapore Civil Service Staff 81de Council, and president57 words
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Advertisement77 1962-12-12 5 THE H.K. AND FAR EAST builder A Bi-Monthly periodical ol building of Real -Male Activities ,?1 the Far East. A Macanat Atalia* «IO arcfcitactarai sad rial eitata aeS*itiai ■a Malaya, S.afaptra Mar Siaa, T»* WihMiJM, h'Mi ial Fa M*t aaaar it feauftt aa ytarlf aaliar.pt.H ky ara*Maa«a. aai •aaicipal aOatft.77 words
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Article, Illustration475 1962-12-12 6 Kuala lumpur, Dec. 2. —The National Land Finance Co-operativie jSociety Ltd. was challenged today to state whether it was a co-operative society “in every sense of the word” or just a "political baby of the Malayan Indian Congress. Mr. P475 words
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215 1962-12-12 6 SINGAPORE, Dec. 2. LONDON would be only 10 hours’ Hying tim» from Singapore when the British an French Governments complete the supersoni. airliner they have agreed to build jointly. The plane would be able to fly to Sydney in b little more215 words
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Article58 1962-12-12 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Dec. 2.—The National Union of Mining Workeris to mo\e a resolution on the Sinoborder dispute at an annual delegates conference of »h. M in* an Trade Unions Congress beginning on Dec. 14. It will call on all nations and world leaders to urge India58 words
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Article39 1962-12-12 6 PENANG, Dec. 2.—The Almashoor Islamic School will hold its graduation day for girl students on Dec. 7 at Lunas Road. Boy students of the school will hold a similar ceremony at Tek Soon Street next Dec. 9.39 words
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Article30 1962-12-12 6 KUALA KANGSAR, Dec. 2.— Inche Saad bin Walad, former State Development Officer of Negri Sembilan and Malacca, has taken over new duties here as District Officer30 words
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291 1962-12-12 6 A LABOUR research unit win D ;,V Pore to help trade unionists in the island nga Thp unit will nrnulrio The unit will provide ex pert assistance In formulat ng union claims preparing for negotiations and presenting union cases before thIndustrial Arbitration Court291 words
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Article34 1962-12-12 6 TAIPINO. Dec. 2.—The Band of the 3.d C inmando Brigade of the Royal Marines will give a concert nnorrow evening frem 5 pan. to J. 30 pjn. at the Lake Gardens here.34 words
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194 1962-12-12 6 K UALA LUMPUR. Dec 2 About 40 Giri Guide leaders from U Asian countries and Australia will start arriving here tomorrow to attend a 10-day conference of the Asian area training conference for national leaders of the movement, opening on Dec. 7. The conference,194 words
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186 1962-12-12 6 IT'UALA LUMPUR, Dec. 2. The Federation Government was urged today to send a joint delegation of Government officials and representatives of businessmen overseas to study ways of improving Malaya’s trade. The suggestion was made by Mr. Y. T. Lee. acting chairman of the186 words
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Advertisement7 1962-12-12 6 STRAITS BUDGET SUBSCRIPTION RATES vPayable in advance)7 words
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Article210 1962-12-12 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Dec. 2.—Mr. P. p. Narayanan, general secretary of the National Union of Plantation Workers, today spoke of the new role of women members, who formed 40 per cent of the membership. These are the days when other unions are agitating for equality of210 words
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79 1962-12-12 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Dec. 5.— The Singapore AdvocateGeneral, Inche Ibrahim bin Ahmad, left for Singapore tonight after the first of a series of inter-governmental committee talks on the proposed merger between the i land State and the Federa- ion. Inche Ibrahim, who led a ur-man79 words
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Article, Illustration636 1962-12-12 7 SINGAPORE. 2 SEQUEL TO A RECENT CASE IN WHICH AN OUTPATIENT DIED A FEW HOURS AFTER BEING SENT HOME Singapore Medical Association has come out in defence of the medical officers at the General Hospital who were involved in a recent case in which an outpatient died a636 words
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264 1962-12-12 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 2. rpHE Chartered Bank in the Malaysian region A will continue with its free insurance scheme launched recently for savings account depositors although its Hong Kong office has announced that it has been forced to drop it. A Reuter264 words
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Article45 1962-12-12 7 KUALA KANOSAR, Dec. 2.—The Idrislah Arabic School nere, ihe oldest and biggest religious 00l in the state, held its annual ech day and prize giving today Among those present waa me Raja Perempuan of Selangor, Raja Fatimah who save away the orizes45 words
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Article, Illustration94 1962-12-12 7 LOVELY Hone Kong film actress Kitty Ting Hao (above) will be the guest star at the Malayan Advertisers' Association 10th anniversary ball at the Goodwood Park Hotel. Singapore, on Dec. 12. The ball la in aid of the Spastic Children's Association and the Singapore94 words
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Article20 1962-12-12 7 BANTINQ, Dec. 2.—A Christmas party for Sunday school children was held at the Methodist Chur h here today20 words
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Article205 1962-12-12 7 PENANG, Dec 2 A SINGAPORE sal- vage company has successfully refloated a sunken Japanese submarine which is now being broken up as scrap. The vessel, the 1-34. was torpedoed by a British submarine off Pulau Kendl south of Penang on Nov 13 1943. The entire crew205 words
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1112 1962-12-12 8 It ‘has incited racialism to strengthen MIC cause, claims Front man Straits Timas Parliamentary Reporters Kuala Lumpur, December 3 M R Lim Kean Slew, of the Socialist Front, today attacked the Government’s policy in launching the Save Democracy Fund First speaker in the House1,112 words
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Article61 1962-12-12 8 PENANG, Dec. 3. Aabout 100 members of the Telok Bahang Youth Organisation spent their Sunday helping to lay a three-acre playing field for the district national school. The Public Works Department provided a bulldozer to level the ground. Members of the Telok Bahang Women’s Institute, “in61 words
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97 1962-12-12 8 K, D«. 3. presentalives “to" 1 ft: ftj I *‘“atthe new ho u Minister Mk, cost $239,000. The Minister of Work* Posts and Telecommuoi .H U fh t Sa t>Jntha add. three** &JST mini r dining room and kit-' n i. The as,t of97 words
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117 1962-12-12 8 If ANGAR, Oct. 3. Members of the Perils ruling house win receive 50 per cent increases in their annual allowances from next year. A Bill provided for this was approved by the state Legislative Assembly today Under the new rates, which will be paid117 words
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Article30 1962-12-12 8 SINGAPORE, Dec. 3.-Hon* Kong pianist, Miss Thai Thl Lang, is due to arrive here by atr tomor* row night to give two recording recitals for Radio Singapore30 words
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293 1962-12-12 8 Kuala kangsar. Dec. 3. Landhungry Indians in the Kuala Kangsar district yesterday presented a memorandum of their grievances to the Mentri Besar of Perak. Dato Sha’ari bin Shaflee. About 150 members of the Malayan Indian Congress branch here, under the chairmanship of Mr. K.293 words
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Article, Illustration171 1962-12-12 9 SINGAPORE, Dec. 3. Singapore Airport’s emergency services were alerted this morning when a Malayan Airways Viscount carrying the Federation Prime Minister. Tengkn Abdul Rahman. and the Minister for Agriculture and Cooperatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. to Kuala Lumpur flew back after developing hydraulic trouble.171 words
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Article58 1962-12-12 9 HIORE BAHRU, Dec. 3.—About 5 "achers from national schooLs hore will undergo a three•ducation course at tne tea* f 1 1 (raining centra at Malacca month. Joh-Te’s chief Education Offl- 1 Mr. Kum Boo announcing his Ci s alc other Johore teachers ji. be sent for58 words
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Article322 1962-12-12 9 Speculation of rift in Manila Relations cordial: Tengku KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 3 TENGKU Abdul Rahman today denied that Malaya intended to leave ASA. He was commenting on a report in the Manila Daily Mirror that postponement of the ASA foreign ministers conference to Jan. 12 suggested322 words
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Article, Illustration49 1962-12-12 9 Mr. and Mrs. Llm Ewe Lee who were married at the Jubilee Cabaret in Ipoh on Dec. 2. The bride, Miss Kam Poh Tin, is a teacher of the St. Michael’s Institution, primary department. The bridegroom is a Penang businessman. Straits Times picture.Straits Times picture. - 49 words
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Article79 1962-12-12 9 Kuala lumpur, Dec. 3 The National Monument Fund has increased by $19,426—bringing the total to $629,000 Latest contributions were made through the State Secretary. Selangor, $19,300; Selangor Chlng Yuan Assocla tion, K.L $5O; the Penghulu Semantan. Lanchang. frorr sale of flags, $36; the district office, Segamat,79 words
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Article20 1962-12-12 9 KUALA TRENOGANU, Dec. 3.— The budget meeting of Trengganu State Legislative Assembly will be held on Dec. 8.20 words
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Article134 1962-12-12 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 2 MALAYAN police officer, Deputy Supt. Sidney R. C. Augustin, has been detained by the Thai authorities. No reasons were available from Police Headquarters here today. The Police Information Officer Mr. Robert Cheong, said: We have not been informed of his detention officially.134 words
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142 1962-12-12 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 1V 3 —A plea that Singapore should get a minimum of 25 or 30 seats in the new Malaysian Parliament was made in the House of Representatives today. It came from Independent member, Mr. Too Joon Hlng (Telok142 words
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316 1962-12-12 10 IPOH, Dec. 3. pERAK plans to spend $l6 million on mair roads and bridges next year, according tc the development fund estimates tabled at th( Budget session of the State Legislative Assem bly here today. Another $4.5 million is sought for several lani316 words
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Article29 1962-12-12 10 PENANG, Dec. 3—A Poppy Queen wil 1 be elected during Malam Bunga Merah in aid of the Poppy Day appeal at Umno Hall here on Dec. 14.29 words
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Article110 1962-12-12 10 Kuala lumpur. Dec. 3. A Pan-Malayan Islamic Party MP, Inche Mohamed Asri (Paclr Puteh) told Par* llarr.:nt today of the need for a “national law” tt punish offenders. Muslims and non. Muslims alike guilty of khalwat (close proximity). He s. d that at110 words
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191 1962-12-12 10 pALA LUMPUR, 1V Dec. 3. The Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry Haji Abdul Khalid bin Awang Osman, is to recommend to the Cabinet that a Malayan representative be appointed for West Africa. He told reporters at the airport on his191 words
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Article25 1962-12-12 10 IPOH, Dec. 3—The Ipoh Municipal Engineer. Mr. E. B. Carlos Is on six-weeks leave. Mr. R. Shelley, Assistant Engineer will act for him.25 words
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Article157 1962-12-12 10 JPOH, Dec. 3. Death and lack of forwarding addresses have delayed payments of compensation to several people whose land was acquired by the Government for the construction of a road in Pulau Tlga, Lower Perak. This was disclosed In the Perak State Legislative Assembly today157 words
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Article182 1962-12-12 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 3 JCWINGB In Insurance operations can provide a significant contribution towards the economic development of the country, the Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Slew Bln, says in a message to life underwriters. The message is In connection with the first Malaysia life underwriters’ convention182 words
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235 1962-12-12 10 IPOH, Dec. 3. —Develop- ment of 15 water supply schemes in Perak next year is likely to cost $14.2 million. Details of the Intended expenditure for the schemes were disclosed in the Water Supply Fund Estimates tabled today at the opening of235 words
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328 1962-12-12 10 SINGAPORE, Dec. 3. AN raf Javelin jet fighter crashed in jungle north of Jemeluang, near Mersing ‘his morning, seconds after the pilot and navi gator had baled out. Three hours later the pilot was picked ud bv ielicopter and flown to Changi. it328 words
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Article54 1962-12-12 10 TAIPING, Dec. 3. Graduating students of the Hua Lian High School here were told at a special ceremony yesterday to strive for higher academic honours. “With the advent of Malaysia, the new nation needs capable people in all professions,” the school board governor. Mr.54 words
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Article50 1962-12-12 10 PONTIAN. Dec. lean W, the Rubber Il rub ber tour Pontian district tc» bucreplanting a *Kj ld gKu Arau The team *dl visit w Rftrnba i. Pasong. Ayer Baloi. P*J- f j glV e Kukup and Benut ep i a nt* talks on better methods lng.50 words
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Article40 1962-12-12 10 KUALA LUMPUi: Jj®i t 3 i r e The Minister of In che And Co-opera will Mohamed KWr of t he open the iU« r J"? VC cjnAH Malaya Co-ore. ference at 111 g College here on vt40 words
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Article, Illustration1154 1962-12-12 11 also a call for moral instruction, equal pay, LANGUAGE CONCESSION FOR DOCTORS, ENGINEERS by STRAITS TIMES PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS: KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 3 INFERENCES to a kissing scene in a Malay film and a call for the relaxation of Malay qualifications for doctors and engineers were made in1,154 words
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93 1962-12-12 11 SINGAPORE, Dec. 4. The Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will be guest of honour at this year’s annual dinner and dance of the University of Singapore Students’ Union at the Rosee d’Or restaurant on Dec. 6. Mrs. Lee will present the union’s gold93 words
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Article66 1962-12-12 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 4 The Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications, Dato V. T. Sambanthan, said In Parliament today that the telephone directory cost $15,153 to print. Asked whether he knew the previous directory was not properly bound and some of the telephone numbers were printed wrongly,66 words
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Article28 1962-12-12 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Dec. 4 —The National Union of Commercial Workers ls to form a committee to draw up a trade union education programme for next year.28 words
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Article304 1962-12-12 11 IPOH, Dec. 3 THE Sultan of Perak today told the people of the State "to move forward towards progress and a better and higher standard of living.” "Our Government can only provide the machinery, but its utilisation for their benefit will depend on the efforts304 words
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155 1962-12-12 11 KANGAR, Dec. 3.—The Perils Legislative Assembly approved today a Bill amending the State constitution where it affects the appointment of the Regent or members of Council of Regency. The amendment provides that only a Malay professing the Muslim religion snail be155 words
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384 1962-12-12 12 ‘No guarantee to safety’ Premier hits at Opposition critics NEUTRALITY BY THE TENGKU Small —but we are not cowards OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 4 TENGKU Abdul Rahman warned the House of Representatives today that neutralism was no guarantee to one’s safety and stressed that Malaya would always be384 words
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Article513 1962-12-12 12 KUALA LUMPUR. D«c. 5 T'HE Federation Chief Statistician, Mr. C. H. Harvie, said today that the terms of trade have deteriorated because export prices have declined in relation to import prices In a “summary on manufacturing industry and national income" at a Kuala Lumpur513 words
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Article155 1962-12-12 12 TLfALACCA, Dec. 5. —Lee Soon Cheng, a student of the Anglo-Chi-nese School here, yesterday received a letter of commendation from the Chief Police Officer, Malacca. The letter was handed to him by the Deputy Chief Police Officer, Supt. Haji Nordin bln Haji Truna, in the presence155 words
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Article165 1962-12-12 12 IPOH, December 5 J A WARNING that the Perak Government should be cautious when it opens Malay Reservations for tin mining was given in the State Legislative Assembly today by Inche Baharuddin bin Abdul La tiff (PMIP— Gunong Semanggol) Speaking In the debate on the165 words
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Article, Illustration1851 1962-12-12 13 TENGKU PRAYS BORDER CLASH WILL INSTIL IN PEOPLE HERE A MALAYAN CONSCIOUSNESS KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 4 I’ENGKU Abdul 1 Rahman warned today that neutralism was ‘no guarantee” to one’s safety and said that the Sino-lndian clash was a “testing time” for Chinese and Indians in Malaya. The1,851 words
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Article, Illustration223 1962-12-12 14 Kuala l u mb u r Dec. 4. —The Minister for Internal Security Da to (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, told the House of Representatives today of how a Socialist Front M.P. had challenged an Alliance back bencher to a duel—by letter. THE CHALLENGER: Mr.223 words
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Article47 1962-12-12 14 SINGAPORE. Dec. 4.—Mr. Lee Wai Mun. of the Department of Mathematics, University of Singapore, will speak on “The Bridges of Konlgsberg” at the next meeting of the Malayan Mathematical Society at 5.30 p.m. on Dec. 7 In the university’s new lecture theatre. Buklt Timah Road.47 words
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Article, Illustration475 1962-12-12 14 SINGAPORE, Dec. 4. THE result of the referendum in Singapore was a major defeat for pro-Communists in the field of propaganda warfare, but it is an error to think that they have been finally eradicated. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, said this475 words
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242 1962-12-12 14 IPOH, Dec. 4. —An opposition member in the peraK State Legislative Assembly, Mr. S. P. Seenivasagam (PPP-Kuaia Pari) saia today that ratepayers money should not oe used by the Government to reward its political supporters. He was criticising a motion242 words
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Article156 1962-12-12 14 A LOR STAR, Dec. 4. Kedah and Perils branch of the Transport Workers' Union have asked the Kubang Pasu Transport Co. to give their 150 employee* more pay. In a letter to the company’s general manager, Mr. Foo Yin Hln, the union secretary. Inche156 words
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Article49 1962-12-12 14 SEREMBAN, Dec. 3.—Sixty children from the Negri Sembilan Children’s Home In Temlang Road will be given a Christmas party on Dec 16 by the Seremban Rotarlans. Each child will get a present and cakes, sweets and Icecream. There will be a free cinema show49 words
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Article69 1962-12-12 14 TELUK ANSON, Dec. 2.—The youth section of the Teluk Anson Umno will present an engraved walking stick to Dato Sardon bln Haji Jubir in appreciation of his services as leader of the Umno youth movement In the Federation The presentation will be by Inche Darus bin69 words
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Article275 1962-12-12 14 SINGAPORE Dec. The Singapore After care Association fouu Jobs for 84 discharged prisoners in the via? ended last Jane an another 32 since then Uie chairman, the R ev Khoo Siaw Hua, announced today. Of 194 approaches for em. ployment made during th, period, 29275 words
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Article98 1962-12-12 14 I/UALA LUMPUR. Dec_ The Federation ment today announced banning of a reiitf ou d°° o{ “Thabltul Kulub <^f e Ka Mind) by Sheikh Abdul dim. a Sumatran reus leader. The ban followed a r llgioU s mendation of tn« 8 tD' Advisory Commit 6 Conference98 words
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Article, Illustration840 1962-12-12 15 MINISTER TELLS ABOUT NEED IF RURAL PEOPLE ARE TO BENEFIT by extra income from work KUALA LUMPUR, December 6 AC A L L for ‘‘more d ynamism and energy” in the co operative marketing movement was made today by Inche840 words
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Article239 1962-12-12 15 Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 6 THE Transport Workers’ Union wants the Trade Union Ordinance to be made less restrictive by incorporating an International Labour Organisation convention on freedom of association. A resolution on this is to be tabled by the union at the 12th conference of the239 words
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281 1962-12-12 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 5-—The Prime Minister, Tcfagku Abdul Rahman, advised an M.P. to have sense of humour and said that the speech he made at the opening of Rothmans about his habits was Just a “little joke.” The Tengku was replying281 words
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74 1962-12-12 15 PENANG, Dec. 6—Hong Kong soprano, Miss Florence Pong, winner of several awards In Australian amateur and professional competitions, Is to start a singing school In Kuala Lumpur soon, she told a Press conference here. Miss Pong, who has taught singing In Australia, said: "I74 words
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Article47 1962-12-12 15 IPOH, Dec. 4 —Forty-two Chinese school teachers, 20 of them women, left for Kuala Lumpur today for a five-day civics tour of the Federal capital While in Kuala Lumpur they will attend talks at the Information Services conference room and visit various places of Interest.47 words
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Article, Illustration997 1962-12-12 16 PREMIER REPLIES TO COMPLAINTS ON WHITLEY COUNCIL'S OFFICIAL SIDE KUALA LUMPUR, December 6 'J'HE effects of a “chain reaction” throughout the entire public service has to be considered whenever claims from government servants are considered, the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul997 words
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110 1962-12-12 16 A LOR STAR. Dec. 6. Mr. J. G. Ritchie. Chief Police Officer of Kedah and Perils, called on 100 villagers on the Malayan-Thai border to give information that would lead to the total elimination of Communist bandits In the area. Mr. Ritchie was110 words
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136 1962-12-12 16 Change pupils lives, teachers told PENANG, Dec. 6 REACHING pupils merely A how to read and write was not enough, 130 adult education teachers here were told today “You should be able to change their way of life, and Instil in them the spirit of self-help,” Dato Wong Pow Nee.136 words
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Article, Illustration167 1962-12-12 16 Kuala lumpur, Dec 5 —The Chief Justice of the Philippines Supfeme Court. Mr Cesar Bengzon (above), arrived here today for a two-day visit to invite Malaya to join the proposed Asian Judicial Conference to be held in Baguio early next year. He is167 words
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91 1962-12-12 16 SINGAPORE Dec. 5. -j The General m J n ®f er n 0 the strike-bound Borne Co.. Ltd., Mr. 'r. f Young, today r,al d j Singapore B u s i n Houses Employees l had violated a eo agreement n *he them by91 words
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719 1962-12-12 17 MINISTER: HOW WORKERS TOOK OVER A THREATENED ESTATE KUALA LUMPUR, December 7 i N account of how workers took over an estate while certa n people were ••l overing like vulti -es” to buy and sub divide it was given in the House of719 words
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303 1962-12-12 17 KUCHING, Dec. 7. PUPILS booed their headmaster at Chung Hua Middle School No. 2 in Kuching yesterday. It was the school’s last prize-giving ceremony The Government has cancelled its registration and the premises are being taken back by the Kuching Teochew Association for303 words
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297 1962-12-12 17 IPOH, Dec. 5. appeal that local councillors be given proper consideration and respect by the government was made at the Budget meeting of the State Legislative Assembly today. Speaking during a debate on the provision of $36.7 million for development projects in the297 words
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137 1962-12-12 17 pENANG, Dec. 7—The Govnor, Raja Tun Uda AlHaj, told the graduates of the Penang Day Training College today they should feel proud of their role as future primary teachers. “You should be proud that you have been chosen, and are being trained,137 words
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163 1962-12-12 17 OENANG, Dec. 7.—The 1 Penang Malay Chamber of Commerce secretary, Syed Abbas Alhabshee, who recently returned from a month’s visit to Indonesia, said today he had asked the Indonesian consulate here to assist in issuing earlier visas to tourists intending to visit Medan for163 words
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Article70 1962-12-12 17 MUAR, Dec. 7 The chairman of the United Democratic Party protem committee for Muar district, Dr. K. A. Choy, said today that the survival of English should not be interpreted as the survival of colonialism. He said that the UDP recognised Malay as the national language70 words
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Article33 1962-12-12 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 7 Assume Hospital in Petaltng Jaya. which appealed for blood this morning, reported tonight that overwhelming response had filled their bank with supplies sufficient for a week.33 words
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256 1962-12-12 18 IPOH, Dec. 5. THE efforts of the fire brigade during a recent Ipoh fire, which resulted in damage estimated at nearly $1 million, were a farce, Mr. Khong Kok Yat told the Perak Legistative Assembly today. Mr. Khong (People’s Progressive Party Pusinv;) speaking256 words
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128 1962-12-12 18 IPOH. Dec. 7. The Mentri Besar. Dato Sha ari bin Shafiee, told the Perak Legislative Assembly today that according to the State Fire Officer there was no indication that his staff were inefficient or did not know their responsibilities. He was replying to attacks128 words
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206 1962-12-12 18 pENANG, Dec. s.—The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, paid tribute today to religious missions for meeting the educational needs of Malayan children “But for the pioneering spirit and courage of the missionaries, education in our country would not have spread to the extent it206 words
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142 1962-12-12 18 K U A L A LUMPUR Dec. 5. —The police inquiry into the shooting incident during the strike at the Len Seng Bus Company here on Oct. 25 has been completed and the papers are with the Deputy Public Prosecutor The Minister of Internal142 words
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Article47 1962-12-12 18 KUALA KANGSAR. Dec. 7.—'The nod.v of an unidentified Malay aged about 30 was found by the inject beside the railway line about half mile north of the railway station here early this mornu'B He is believed to have been run over by a train.47 words
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Article219 1962-12-12 18 Price of progress by Dr. Lim PENANG, Dec 2 ai though Malaya had been able to demonstrate some clegree of progress it bad "mort gaged” its r u t Ure doing so. Dr. Lim Cheong Eu. chairman of the pro-tem committee ot the United Democratic Party said It means that219 words
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Article, Illustration578 1962-12-12 18 IPOH, Dec. 7—A new amendment to the Mining Enactment of 1928 which could open up Malay reservations for mining was passed by the Perak State Legislative Assembly today after a lively debate. The Mining (Amendment) 1962, was introduced on a certificate578 words
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Article44 1962-12-12 18 KLANG. Dec. 7 A talentine competition in aid of the Poppy Day Fund will be held at the Methodist Girls’ School Hall here from Dec. 20 to Dec. 22. There will be vocal and ins rumental competition and also *> dance contest44 words
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Article17 1962-12-12 18 MUAR. Dec. 7 The Bakri Local Council has approved $28,220 for general improvements next year.17 words
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124 1962-12-12 18 |POH, Dec. 7. The privy purse of the Sultan of Perak was increased by $42,000 to $210,000 a year by the Perak Legislative Assembly today. It also added $2,400 a .year to the entertainment allowance to make it $lB 600 Total emoluments to me “Bakal124 words
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Article51 1962-12-12 18 JOHORE BAHIU ;forma non johore’s new Sta N bin Officer, Inche MoU :ori;l v from Ismail. 46. arrives it hh v |{e Trengganu accompm and five children m Inch He will take ov Mohamed KassonJ L M f i ■> will RO on K u»H Affairs Publicity51 words
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968 1962-12-12 19 EPSOM JEEP - 0y EPSOM JEEP; Singapore, Dec. 5 PPRENTICE Douglas Dragon, young bro‘l ther of Chris Dragon, rode his first winder here today— Lady Warrior n (Race 2). Race One f CLASS 8. DIV. 4—*7F success Syndicate’s ,!U DIGNIFIED LADY S.12 (425—im Wilson 1 «S) Director968 words
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Article852 1962-12-12 19 Singapore, Dec. 9 ITNITY Stable’s Repulse u Bay won the Singapore St Leger—the last classic of the season over 14f at Bnkit Tlmah today. Raee On* CLASS S, DKV 2—35 Mr K. Y. Ltm'i ■si DELAROO 813 (885—877) Mitchell 1 <Gi Gold Hunt 8.12 (1011—359) C Dragon852 words
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Miscellaneous72 1962-12-12 19 .BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $98,W. 1st No. *****7—>$49,210 2nd No. *****4-—$24,605 3rd No. *****9—$12,302 Starters ($1,366 each) Not. *****5, *****1. *****0, *****9, .*****6. *****8. *****7. *****6. *****4. Consolation: $50 to tickets ending in 594 BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $115,845 1ST No.*****2 ($57,522) 2ND No. *****9 ($28,961) 3RD No. *****1 ($14,489)72 words
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Malayan Share Market Review
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Article521 1962-12-12 20 OUSINESS in the D Malayan Rubber Markets has been at a low ebb this week as pre-Cuba trading conditions returned with a vengeance, report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their weekly survey. Fluctuations were small and dally turnover continued to be meagre, adds the report.521 words
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Article30 1962-12-12 20 RUBBER TIN (per lb) (per picul) Hec. 3 80*4 cU. 8430.00 79% eU. $430.25 5 79% cU. 8430.25 6 80% cts. 8429.25 7 80% cts. 8428.3/% 8 8427.5030 words
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1241 1962-12-12 20 From Our Market Correspondent JT was a more eventful week than for some time past on the Malayan Stock Exchange and although the emphasis was again mainly on industrials tin shares at the end of the period seemed to be coming into for more1,241 words
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Article34 1962-12-12 20 (Muiiin' Prleee) Fimt Malayan J. 62 1.70 Second Malayan 1.28 1.81 Third Malayan fee .08 First Hong Kong .98 .08* Second Hong Kong .07 -,7i* Sterling Fund 4/1 4/7 (♦Hong Kong currency)34 words
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Article42 1962-12-12 20 Daa. s Dm. 6 IndMtrtalS: 196.70 199.68 TIM I 881 06 281.88 n*MrSi 178.08 179.08 Dm. s dm. S Dm*. Dm. s 188.66 197.88 186.88 188.16 281.12 281.81 288.08 28S.0f< 180.22 179.88 178.88 179. W Jan. 1 1868 100.42 words
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Article885 1962-12-12 20 TIE atate of shmrM on the Malayan Stock Exchange show business to November 39. (A) and last business since the date (B) with H and L standing for Highest and Lowest business this year to date were: IN9VSTRIALS >1 Ales Brice* IX JO Or* L» AtISS ICC885 words
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Article77 1962-12-12 20 THE Malayan Exonangs Banka' Association made these changes In It# rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Now Vara: buying TT 321, airmail OD 33, 00 d/st 33* credit bills, 33| trade bills. Canada: buying TT 35 7/l«, airmail OD 35 9/16, 00 d/st 35 1/1« credit77 words
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Article38 1962-12-12 20 Current Date of Total Total for payment payment for previous year year Malayan Tobacco 6% Jan. 31 10% nil Aokam Tin 5% Jan. 31 do 10% Jan. 31 10% London Asiatic 7ft%+ Jan. 24 ■f Interim38 words
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