The Straits Budget, 16 January 1963
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Title Section28 1963-01-16 1 The Straits Budget THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES MALAYA s NATIONAL NfWSPAKR C «Nrl^^lv Series 556. Jannmffsfr6,jfl963. Price 40 cento (Malaya), or 1 shilling KPN 37928 words
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438 1963-01-16 2 SELLAR SABA - SELLAR SABA Talplng VOUR editorial “Policy at Stake” (S.T. Jan. 1 4) brings to light a problem that may arise immediately in two years’ time. Views expressed now may help the education authorities to form their policy. We have 58 Chinese secondary schools with438 words
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255 1963-01-16 2 H. A. FORRER - H. A. FORRER Singapore YOUR report on the death of the Undang of Jelebu (S.T Jan. 2) reminds me that while I was AR8C and magistrate. Seremban, throughout 1923 I paid an lntormal visit to the elderly gentleman who then occupied that position.255 words
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255 1963-01-16 2 G. FERNANDEZ - G. FERNANDEZ Klanf AS a member of the a puoiic and a taxpayer I am concerned tnai me railway dispute is siul not settled, mere has certainly been much bungling by both sides and It Is dilfleult to place the blame aguarely on any255 words
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Article133 1963-01-16 2 PARENT - PARENT Penang QOME teachers are more O interested in giving private tuition than in instructing the children in their own school classes. This tuition is reserved for the children of the better off families, for some of us cannot afford to pay for these special services. I think133 words
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242 1963-01-16 2 Y. W. CHAN - Y. W. CHAN Secretary, Automobile Association Singapore IAM sorry to see that my suggestion of parking meters In Singapore s car parks has attracted the criticism that 200 attendants would be thrown out of work. -This Is not necessarily the cade, as a242 words
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Article140 1963-01-16 2 OBSERer - OBSERer Kuala Lumpur Traffic conditions arc chaotic at the T shaped road junction at 44 miles Klang Road (Kuala Lumpur) leading to Sungei Best Road. This Junction serves as an open air market, lorry parking area and bus stand and turning point for two bus services. Visibility140 words
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Article98 1963-01-16 2 LEO - LEO Al«r Star yARIOUS very sympathetic unions have pourer i n money to ease the raih iy strikers* difficulties, cut few eoer give a pa> j. thought to the hard ip imposed on the poor by ne «r Some people have seized this “never had it so go98 words
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Article105 1963-01-16 2 SHAAKI - SHAAKI Malacca MUCH as I like recent changes In the Radio Malaya service I stronglv oppose the night broadcasts of some good programmes (good as far as adolescents *£e concerned) such as Pick of the Pops.’* “Popularity Parade" and Hit hit. 1 presume that many are In the105 words
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Article70 1963-01-16 2 WAITING - WAITING Penang rE chorus 'Why are we waiting” seems tc be getting louder and louder Hundreds of newly traffled teachers are still waiting for their posting. Is it surprising tnat the teachers fight shy of the East Coast when they are given such short notice? Is the Education70 words
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Article110 1963-01-16 2 Mra.) SHIRIN FOZDAK - (Mra.) SHIRIN FOZDAK Singapore MRS. Alshah Ghani’s plea in the Senate for the rights of Malayan women was admirable. It swells our hearts with pride and satisfaction to find Malay women lightly awakened to their capacity and their duties. The women in this country must be given every110 words
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Article736 1963-01-16 3 lIIUOIIV O.U IVIMV UIV Ml 111 —Straits Times. Jan. 8 ivturn to Borneo to lead I': imei revolt in person is the possibilities which 1 !i;iri. the truant head of »>ii lection, is said to be t-ontemi lating. The Manila t in mele is the authority foilIIUOIIV O.U IVIMV UIV Ml 111 —Straits Times. Jan. 8 - 736 words
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Article364 1963-01-16 3 —Straits Times, Jan. 8 The daily-rated system >; labour conies under strong attack in the report to be submitted to the seventh annua conference of the Govern ment’s daily-rated services There is “neither historical background nor practical considerations which justify the perpetuation of the daily-rated system of wage—Straits Times, Jan. 8 - 364 words
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Article222 1963-01-16 3 —Straits Times. Jan 8 Malayanisation no longer has novelty, but there is more than the routine replacement of an expatriate in the appointment of Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin as Chief Justice of Singapore The rule of law is a prcciom but fragile bequest. In several of the—Straits Times. Jan 8 - 222 words
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Article793 1963-01-16 3 uici c win uc a uiuci nai vtoi. —Straits Times, Jan. 9 The collapse of mediation in the railway dispute is so complete that it is difficult to understand the optimism that persisted through the midnight hours until early yesterday morning. According to the Railway Administration’s statementuici c win uc a uiuci nai vtoi. —Straits Times, Jan. 9 - 793 words
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Article281 1963-01-16 3 11 1f IMA MirUUIA iu uu —Straits Times, Jan. 9 The Finance Minister always has a good word for the officers in charge of the campaign against tax evasion. His high regard for them is understandable. Since 1961, when nine experts from Britain were engaged to administer the11 1f IMA MirUUIA iu uu —Straits Times, Jan. 9 - 281 words
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Article195 1963-01-16 3 —Straits Times, Jan. 9 A very short time ago the re-union of Singapore and the Federation seemed as impossible as it now is certain. At- titudes appropriate when separate and even rival development was likely have not yet entirely changed. Then* is still a tendency to see Singapore's—Straits Times, Jan. 9 - 195 words
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Article346 1963-01-16 4 -Straits Times. Jan 10 Azahari’s dream of a Bornean Federation ruled by himself is a pricked bubble. What happens in Brunei? The more completely order is restored, the more obvious it becomes that basic political questions remain unsettled. With the 1959 Constitution suspended and the Legislative Council dissolved,-Straits Times. Jan 10 - 346 words
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Article175 1963-01-16 4 —Straits Times, Jan. 10 Workmen’s compensation is paid for accident or illness arising from a man’s employment. Precedent seems to have been created by a award ol $5,400 to the family of a lorry driver who died from a heart attack while awaiting for hi* lorry to be loaded.—Straits Times, Jan. 10 - 175 words
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Article633 1963-01-16 4 —Straits Times, Jan. 11 It is not hard to make President Soekarno angry. But some ways are easier than others, and the easiest way of all is to suggest that he is amenable to Communist instructions. It happens not to be true. But Communist influence in Indonesia unquestionably—Straits Times, Jan. 11 - 633 words
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Article312 1963-01-16 4 —Straits Times. Jan. 11 The Sarawak United People’s Party has at last come of! the fence. The secretary-general. Mr. Stephen Yong, has announced a purge of members who took part in the Brunei revolt (some have been arrested gun in hand) or who have admitted complicity by—Straits Times. Jan. 11 - 312 words
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Article306 1963-01-16 4 —Straits Times, Jan. n The Federation appears to have upset Singapore quite unnecessarily by banning the importation, without licence, ol hatchable Singapore eggs and day-old Singapore chicks. The licence adds half a cent to the price of the eggs, but that is not the trouble. The licence—Straits Times, Jan. n - 306 words
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Article355 1963-01-16 4 —Straits Times, Jan. 12 The Port Swcttenham t election for the SelaLegislative Council seat j, vacant by the death in No\ ber of the Speaker. Da to .V dullah, is no ordinary S poll. Local affairs have scai been mentioned. The Bn.r. revolt and the railway st:;k.—Straits Times, Jan. 12 - 355 words
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Article34 1963-01-16 4 FREEMAN: To Nicola and M a daughter. At Bungsar Hosp'*- 11 on January 7th. A sister Mark. AUGUSTIN: To Molly and I> mond a daughter on January 1 at Ip h Both well.34 words
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Article, Illustration352 1963-01-16 5 rwo MAKE FRANTIC DASH FOR the entrance-too late Jan. 6— o a policeman on duty at the railway tunnel here was killed by a north -bound train this morning while another policeman with him was injured and admitted into the General Hospital y ’ii352 words
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Article124 1963-01-16 5 SINGAPORE. Jan. 6 —Gurkha soldiers today put up a 500-yard, barbed-wire fence in front of the Farelf headquarters at Tanglin enclosing three tents erected by Civilian War Department demonstrators. The Army Civil Service Union, which represented the demonstrators, staged th e demonstration yest erday124 words
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Article45 1963-01-16 5 IPOH, Jan. B—Oi8 —Oi Thean Beng, a police constable, was charged in a magistrate's court here today with using criminal force on Yap Klew, a woman, with intent to outrage her modesty. He pleaded not guilty and was allowed ball.45 words
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244 1963-01-16 5 If U ALA LUMPUR, Jan. 6 —Four armed robbers held up a watchman at a godown belonging to Ver n a t Eastern Agencies Limited in Sungei Besi Road here and got away with $20,000 worth of essence of chicken and liquor early this244 words
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Article75 1963-01-16 5 IPOH. Jan. 6.-Five labourers were injured, one fatally, when a lorry in which they were travelling overturned at a bend near Sungei Siput, 20 miles from here, this evening. A. Kuppu. 20, a woman tapper, died on arrival at the General Hospital here. The75 words
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Article58 1963-01-16 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Jan. 6—A member of the public found Communist pamphlets when he entered a telephone booth at the Junction of Berapit and Tan Ah Lian Roads here to make a call yesterday. He immediately reported to police who took awav the pamphlets Similar pamphlets58 words
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Article, Illustration709 1963-01-16 5 HENRY PAUL - THE NEW SULTAN By HENRY PAUL: Kuala Kangsar, January 6 THE new Sultan of Perak, Raja Idris Shah ibni Sultan Iskandar Shah, 39. was proclaimed to- day. His father had already been Sultan of Perak (from 1918 to709 words
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Advertisement106 1963-01-16 5 THE H.H AND FAR EAST builder Hi *uii 1-Monthly A MacaiiM iaaliag wit* laiidi*. r lO(lioal oi e iri, M r«*l estate activities di Malaya, liajapart. Mate Haag. of Real Wilipeiuei. laraaa aid Tie Far East dl tafclnle< ia i»36 tin li-naatlly trade Activities k *K f •••lAt yearly suhscriptiea106 words
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Article, Illustration108 1963-01-16 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 7 The Yang di-Pertuan Negara of Singapore, Inche Yusof Ishak, and his wife, Puan Noor Aishah, were given an account of rural development projects in the Federation by the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Kazak, in the National Operations Room today.108 words
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Article25 1963-01-16 6 HENAN, Jan. B.—A contractor. Loo Lun. 3t> was killed today In a collision between his motorcycle and a bus at Ayer Itam Road.25 words
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Article116 1963-01-16 6 MALACCA. Jan. 7. 4 REVOLVER, stolen from the Officers’ Mess of the Ist. Federation Reconnaissance Regiment in Sungei Udang, 12 miles from here, on Jan. 2. las been recovered by the police. The gun and 13 rounds of ammunition were found burled behind a116 words
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80 1963-01-16 6 PENANG. Jan. ti—A neighoour raised the alarm when a sundry shop in Kedah Road was broken into this morning Ch'ng Loon Hin. the shop pioprietor, reported to police he was awakened at about 5.30 a m by shouts from his neighbour living opposite, who80 words
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Article25 1963-01-16 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 6.—Mr. 6 Gnanapragasam was elected the honorary treasurer of the Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club at an extraordinary general meeting today25 words
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Article258 1963-01-16 6 SINGAPORE, Jan. 6 'J'HE poorer people in town and kampong will be able to enjoy television free as soon as the pilot service begins on Feb. 15. Announcing this tonight, the Minister fur .lealth and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, told the people at258 words
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Article108 1963-01-16 6 KUALA KANGSAR. Jan 8 Members of the Per. State Executive Council, led by the Mentrl Besar. Dato Sha'arl bin Shariee. iiad their first audience with the new Sultan o! Perak in the I s t a n a Iskandariah here today The Mentri Besar. pledged the108 words
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Article309 1963-01-16 6 Kuala kangsar. jan.eThe ate dultan of Perak. Raja Yussuf Izzuddin Shah. 72, was laid to rest in a sjrave in the royal mausoleum. close to the Ubadiah Mosque, on Bukit Chandan here this evening. He had reigned since 1948. The Muslim last rites were followed309 words
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Advertisement7 1963-01-16 6 STRAITS BUDGET SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Payable in advance)7 words
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472 1963-01-16 7 RAKYAT LEADERS CONTROLLED BY FOREIGN MASTERS’ SINGAPORE, Jan. 6 i lie lormer secre-»\-general of the apore Party Rakh.che M. N. Yahya. charged that J leaders of the n l t v were “completeicier the control of m outside masters jj whom they really owe their allegiance.’' i Yahya. in a472 words
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Article62 1963-01-16 7 JESSELTON. Jan. 6—A grant of $25,000 has been approved to settle about 100 landless natives on ota of acres tor planting iuo oer and fruit trees Many of them are now clearing the land and some have already planted drv padl as a cash crop riv settlers62 words
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Article20 1963-01-16 7 IPOH. Jan 8 —The front wheel was stolen from a scooter parked in Clare Street last night.20 words
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Article75 1963-01-16 7 I SINGAPORE, Jan. li. imr pai l i’’ attempting to .settle the nine-day old e by 400 employees of •Midlands Company lu w m °ve was con- r< b > a management spokesman today He de- dined to identity the third party, but &aid: “We75 words
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Article, Illustration78 1963-01-16 7 TENGKU Abdul Aziz, 14. (above) eldest son of Major General Tengku Osman bin Tengku Mohamed Jewa, Chief of General Staff. Federation Army, who leaves Kuala Lumpur today for further studies at Aitchison College in Lahore, Pakistan. A former pupil of the Sultan Abdul Hamid College in78 words
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Article47 1963-01-16 7 SINGAPORE. Jan. 11.—Mr. G. O. Turner, Qantas chief executive and general manager. flew into Singapore tonight from Sydney to open up a new Qantas office here. The new office is at 86. Bras Basah Road and the opening ceremony will be held next Vednesday.47 words
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Article58 1963-01-16 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan B.—The Transport Workers Union today issued a one-week notice to the management ol the Kuala Lumpur. Klang. and Port SAettenham Bus Company demanding recognition of the union The union vk an led i lie manage ment that il it failed to recognise58 words
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Article47 1963-01-16 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 7.—Mr. Donald B. McCue. the American Deputy Chief of Mission, today opened a five-day "Wonderful World of Colour" Kodak photographic exhibition at the British Council Hall here. The exhibition is a collection of photographs in colour taken by professional photographers.47 words
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276 1963-01-16 7 ALOR STAR, Jan. 6 Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, last night described Sheikh Azahari, leader of the Brunei rebellion, as “a tool of a foreign power.” ‘In his ambition to become Prime Minister of the three territories of Erunei, Sarawak and North276 words
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119 1963-01-16 7 JESSELTON Jan 6.— From the beginning of this year, a special inducement of six increments in salary will be awarded to teachers in the Malay medium who qualify in English and English-teaching methods. “Although there is much enthusiasm and effort among teachers119 words
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507 1963-01-16 7 Jan. 7— The War Departlast week made a or* tier concession on ‘Unaancy benefits to ,‘naraed employees 1 h increased their by 20 per cent [l(< was “unusual” li m z employers in t sapore. M 'w as s i ate toda y by507 words
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Article, Illustration373 1963-01-16 8 1POH, Jan. 7 WONG Kam Thye, 22, the schoolgirl with a T? congenital heart ailment, will fly to Melbourne later this week in just the way her doctors have all along said she should thanks to the Australian government. She will make the373 words
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Article41 1963-01-16 8 ALOR STAR. Jan. G—The Alor St.u magistrate. Inche Abdul Matian bin Othman. has taken over Ititics as President of the Sessions Court here lie succeeds Inche A/mi bin Dato Ha li Kumuruddin who has been transferred to luoh41 words
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209 1963-01-16 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 7. /OFFICIALS of the Railwaymen’s Union of Malaya were today surprised to learn that the Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, had all along been waiting for RUM to take its rase to him. They wore discussing the statement by the209 words
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Article278 1963-01-16 8 pENANG. Jan. 8. A I joint meeting of the MCA president’s committee and the state working committee today agreed that greater efforts should be made to strengthen the MCA in Penang. Towards this end, a statement issued after the meeting explained, the national president,278 words
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Article41 1963-01-16 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Jan. 8 World Health Day will be observed in Johore on April 7, the secretary of the organising committee, Mr. M Li Dass. said today. The theme this year will be Hunger- Disease of Millions41 words
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472 1963-01-16 8 SINGAPORE, Jan. 8. THE Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, 1 revealed tonight that the Government is to set up a commission of inquiry to expose the “scandalous state of affairs” in factories whose workers’ unions had leanings towards the Barisan Sosialis. Ip.472 words
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Article22 1963-01-16 8 SINGAPORE. Jan. 8—A :al 36 cars have been imp since the police started cantpaign against pirate tas •’>' weeks ago22 words
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Article331 1963-01-16 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 6 A total of $58,770 more was collected by the Bank Negara for the Save Democracy Fund. The fund now stands at $701,818.02. Of the latest contributions. Tamil Murasu readers in Singapore donated $30,000. Others were from: Staff and workers of Sungei331 words
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Article, Illustration54 1963-01-16 9 Ml.il I club singer \lii <• (huaii, who was t; on rifd Penang's 19G* t: .ult I .hr Uueen at the tiew World Park, with "> her Cup which she n witli her crown. S' .oml was Daisy Lim rul third Helen \eo. Ilice polled 43.030 votes\ oti's — Straits Times picture. - 54 words
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Article66 1963-01-16 9 > Kl U UMPUR. Jan. J.— lay J. 'iiOiuci post. their! A r •> New \ear "early and >iire that they are 1 *<■*:'.riy and concisely addrt >s- 1 -i oci're positing." I r y ai>o utilised against! "bright red-! <a «m e lopes or very The66 words
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Article24 1963-01-16 9 .‘iCAIVKE. Jan. 9 Nine m sr-nolars—six trom >»nd three trom v i arrive here on !I 'l‘" 1114 as DUhitC fui'S24 words
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Article, Illustration262 1963-01-16 9 OH KEE TIANG - 3y OH KEE TIANG: Penang. January 8 DART of the Malayan Special Force xeturned from the Congo today with a new recruit "Corporal Kivu Congo" of A" Squadron. 1st Federation Reconnaissance Regiment. But "Cpl. Kivu Congo,” the chimpanzee mascot of the squadron, did not262 words
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Article157 1963-01-16 9 KOTA BHARU. Jan. 9 Pan Malayan Islamic Party-con-•],,l Kclantan Govacnt. has set up a -••uni committee to the Kota 1 r ’i Town Council’s i°n to renew li- s of coffee stalls Hiarritz Park. X Mohamed bin Nasir. ‘‘Puty Mentri Besar. s chairman of the committee,157 words
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Article259 1963-01-16 9 Regiment and 3 Brigade Headquarters, were given light refreshments, provided by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, before leaving for Taipmg where the 7 R M R. are stationed, and Port Dickson. where the 1 Recce. Regt have their depot. The troops disembarked from the USNS Biatchford259 words
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222 1963-01-16 9 CINGAPORE, Jan. G. A meeting of representatives of the Singapore branches ol the Party Rakyat and the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party today called on the PAP government to declare its stand on “the national revolution of the people of Kalimantan LJtara a g a i222 words
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Article34 1963-01-16 9 SINGAPORE, Jan. 8 -A gang of eight men armed with pa no <»s held up two watchmen of a bui'ding site In Jalan MarpiM yesterday and took uwny $710 worth t equipment34 words
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Article, Illustration505 1963-01-16 10 K. BASKARAN - by K. BASKARAN: KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 8 THE Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, said today that he was not “shirking” his responsibilities in the railway dispute but has505 words
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Article94 1963-01-16 10 1POII, Jan. 8.—Lee Ah Chong. 36. director of a tin mining company, was fined $150 in the Magistrate’s Court here today. He was found guilty of failing to furnish within the prescribed time income tax returns for U)r>2 to the Acting Senior Assistant Comptroller of94 words
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Article32 1963-01-16 10 SINGAPORE Jan. 8—A worktop manager Mr Tan Klan Soon. 42 yesterday reported the loss of three Ijii., radiators valued at $400 from a Chang) bus company store in Geylang32 words
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335 1963-01-16 10 1/ LALA LUMPUR Jan. 8 —The British Commander in Chief Far East, Admiral Sir David Luce, said today that he did not think tne situation in Brunei would develop into a state of emergency like the one Malaya went tnrough. Admiral i-uce. who has just335 words
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Article, Illustration209 1963-01-16 10 ‘AT LAST, I AM HERE, SAYS LIONS HEAD SINGAPORE, Jan. y THE first words uttered by the president of L;o»n 1 International Mr C D Lovill, who flew ir.to Singapore today were ’At last I'm here lilt KtASON l nave read a lot aboul Singapore since my schooldays and understand209 words
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Article60 1963-01-16 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. B—Two Malayan teachers leit for New Zealand by air teday for a threeveur Colombo Plan course at the National School of Occupational Therapy in Auckland. They were Miss Khaw Saw Aye .10. ol the Methodist Girls Seecncar.. School. Penang: and Mist Ch60 words
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Article43 1963-01-16 10 KANGAR, Jan. 9 —The Mentri Besar ot Perlis. Dato Sneikn Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim. today ope ,ed a 56.000 community hall at Kurong Batang. seven miles from here The hall will also be used tor adult education classes43 words
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Article, Illustration141 1963-01-16 10 SINGAPORE, Jan. 8 -Ifmenggong Jugah Aiuk Barieng. Para mount Chief of Sea Dyaks. said today that the anti-Mi laysia Sarawak Cnited People’s Party was now bereft of almost all D>ak members. Temenggong Jiiiuh leaving Singapore \ir port for Hong Korn;, said a141 words
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Article35 1963-01-16 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Jan. State Development Officer Mohsln bin Mohamed. toda Government Information 1 ment ofllcers in Johore t minate information of all which Government has unde under the rural developmr.35 words
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Article46 1963-01-16 10 PENANG. Jan. 8—The M of Finance. Mr. Tan Siow said here yesterday that Langkawi. off the Kedah c< i ereat potentials for a flou’ tourist Industry. “I have seen such natural beauty i j life.” he said after a tin holiday on the island.46 words
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Article58 1963-01-16 10 SINGAPORE, Jan. B.—A new restaurant whose menu will Include special Peking dishes once eaten by the Emperors ot China will be opened here on Jan. 11. Mr Yang Tse Pung, managing director of the restaurant— The Imperial Room said about $lOO,OOO had been spent on58 words
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294 1963-01-16 11 B OY TELLS OF FATAL A TTACK 0N FA THER IPOH, Jan. 8. 14-YEAK-OLD told a murder trial in the High A court here today how he saw his father fatally t hbed. uoy T. Munlandi. ..no •nought into court on a er from Taiping Hoswhere he is being \Lct294 words
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Article132 1963-01-16 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan 9. L)r. L. c. Bateman, Con■!oiler oi Rubber Research, ui; uy air today for a nve- u i k tour oi Australia, BriUiii, France and the United ‘i lu s Publicise the rubber industry's light against syn- LI u His brst132 words
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Article27 1963-01-16 11 9 -—A housewife |uni Kanimal, 43, of Meru h r e was rescued from the nivei last night by a wood- er A Arumugam.27 words
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107 1963-01-16 11 LUMPUR. Jan. 8 A baby was oorn in a car just as it reached the Chinese Maternity Hospital in Pudu Road this afternoon. llcspital attendants and a midwife heard the urgent tooting of a car horn and rushed out. They took the mother107 words
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172 1963-01-16 11 Kuala lumpur, Jan. 9—A total of 27 Malayans wiii leave for New Zealand next month for further studies granted by the New Zealand Government under the Colombo Plan. They include 22 candidate* for university degrees and diplomas, two for teaching of the172 words
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252 1963-01-16 11 SINGAPORE, Jan. 8 —The Army Civil Service Union today challenged the War Department to send their redundancy dispute to arbitration if the department believed that their gratuity rates to discharged workers were “reasonable or extraordinary.” The union's president. Mr. P. S. Pillai, in a statement also252 words
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Article, Illustration254 1963-01-16 11 K UALA LUMPUR, Jan. B—One-quarter8—One-quar-ter of the discharged prisoners here have shown a tendency to go back to crime, the Superintendent of Pudu Prison, Mr. H. G. Shorters, said today. He added that most of these prisoners turned back to crime partly254 words
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324 1963-01-16 11 VALERIE NG - By VALERIE NG KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 8 Two years ago, five adventurous stutents met in New Zealand and made a date to meet in Singapore. A fortnight ago—Christmas Eve—they kept their date, having travelled independently from New Zealand and through Australia and324 words
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Article172 1963-01-16 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 8 rpHE War Department Civilian Staff Association is considering picketing the British High Commission here as a protest against the delay in meeting its claim for increased severance pay. This was disclosed today by the union’s president, Mr. S. J. H. Zaidi. He172 words
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Article, Illustration286 1963-01-16 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 9. ipHE Federation Government is to start a scheme to give higher technical education for the blind it also plans a Braille library here. The United Nations Child ji n's i Unieel Fund will presi nt the Government286 words
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Article60 1963-01-16 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 9 Mr. A Abishegam. director of the ’.'tiuii.ii Productivity Centre, will t- by air on Friday to attend a v. k-long International Labour 1 ’.itilsatlon \v< iking party meet- in Geneva The meeting will study propouL for the establishment of an60 words
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Article107 1963-01-16 12 IPOH, Jan. 9. A woman Ong Ah Huat, 30. from Bruas. was charged in the Session-? Court here today with attempted extortion She pleaded not guilty and vas ordered to be remanded In cu.stouy when she told the court president. Inche Molanud Azmi bin107 words
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Article103 1963-01-16 12 vIALACCA, Jan. 9. A tapper said in the Sessions Court today that the thing he stole he had given to his wife. \bdul Majid bin Sohot. 21 was sentenced to nine months* jail for stealing a transistor radio valued at $l6O and a gold earring103 words
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Article33 1963-01-16 12 SINGAPORE. Jan. 9. Two members ot the Photographic Society <»i Singapore, Mr Khc Chong Tut and Mr Wang Foot Wie. have been elected to Associates!) ip of the Rovnl Photographic Society.33 words
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Article172 1963-01-16 12 KUALA LUMPUR,Jan 9 'THERE were solemn scenes at the airport, here today when the body of Private Shaa ’i bin Isa of the Malayan Special Force in the Congo, arrived bv a Thai International plane. P c Shaari died op Dec ’9 utter nn acute attack172 words
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Article, Illustration286 1963-01-16 12 1/ uA L A LUMPUR, Jan. 9.—Dr. Hugh Russell rimcer, distinguished British scholar and writer on international allairs, said today that the Association of South-East Asia was likely to end up as a federation of nations in spite of initial difficulties Dr. Tinker,286 words
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706 1963-01-16 12 SINGAPORE, Jan 9 ’THE Burisan Sosiali:? and tne Singapore Asscu tion of Trade Unions said toda.. that a chai by the Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. ••Industrial sabotage" was in fact an admission tne complete failure of the economic policy o:706 words
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Article155 1963-01-16 12 SINGAPORE. Jan. 0 Chua Ah Bee, -'O pleaded not guilty ir. magistrate’s court today to trying to cho..the United Malay. Banking Corporatioi The prosecution claims th.v. on \ov. 4 he falsely n presented he had a credit ba»ance of $418,585 and had presented two cheques155 words
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Article234 1963-01-16 13 SINGAPORE, Jail. 9. SINGAPORE Malay has been appointed to head the Malay department of Ngee Ann College, the state’s first privately-run college, which will open iv April. He was described today as the former editor of a Malay n wspaper and former prlneip.il of a234 words
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Article32 1963-01-16 13 lO JJ E BAHRU, Jan. 9.—The v ‘If 116 Minister. Tun Abdul •n *u Wl Johore on Sun--1 •ee the progress of various St'ite Ve °P men t schemes in32 words
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Article54 1963-01-16 13 KAMPAR. Jan. 9. A block of the Seng Yiag national type primary school in Malim Nawar 12 miles from here, was destroyed by fire early this morning. The wooden block of five classrooms. which had a zinc and attap roof, was burnt to the ground with ail54 words
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Article, Illustration241 1963-01-16 13 SINGAPORE, Jan. 9 At 15, pretty Masako I z u m i is both a schoolgirl and film actress. Full-time she studies at a high school in Tokyo. Although her him work is only part-time, she has already made 20 pictures Masako achieved fam e241 words
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Article54 1963-01-16 13 SINGAPORE. Jan. 9. —Sundendran Chelliah, two-year-old son of Singapore’s pc lice Secretary Mr. T. Chelliah. died today in the General Hospital. The cortege will leave Mr. ChelHah’s home in Stokesay Drive. Serangoon Gardens, at 4.45 p.m tomorrow for the Hindu cemetery at the 16th mile54 words
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206 1963-01-16 13 SEHEMBAN, Jan. 9 MR. D. SMITH, acting Director-General of Telecommunications, today paid tribute to the “wholly Malayan staff” for the success of the new $1 million automatic telephone service which came into use here on Sunday. Mr. Smith was speaking at the official opening of206 words
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Article25 1963-01-16 13 SIINGAPORE. Jan. 9.—The new Assistant Canadian Governmen Trade Commissioner. Mr. George Haven, has arrived in Singapore iccompanied by his wife and family.25 words
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94 1963-01-16 13 1V/IALACCA, Jan. 9 A police corporal. Abdul Razak, jumped into the Malacca River here yesterday after a chase and arrested a youth. Cpl. Razak saw the youth running after a woman had shouted for help. The youth jumped into the “iver and Cpl.94 words
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Article40 1963-01-16 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 9.—A major step in the $125-mlllion Cameron Highlands hydro-electric scheme will be taken tomorrow when the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun, pulls a lever to flocd a reservoir in the highlands.40 words
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92 1963-01-16 13 I/" UAL A LUMPUR, Jan. 9 Two Japanese firms plan to set up a $3 million cement factory at Kantan, 18 miles north of Ipoh in cooperation with a Malayan firm The Japanese firms are the Marubeni-Iida Company and the Ishikawajlma Harlma92 words
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319 1963-01-16 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 9 THE Government has been urged to extend the present twoyear courses in secondary continuation schools which are now a “blind alley Mr G Vadlveloo head master ot the Secondary Continuation School. Kuala Langat, said that the319 words
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Article, Illustration48 1963-01-16 14 INCIIK Kamuruzzaman bin Abdul Halim and Che Kamariah binte Abdul Rauf after their wedding at Petaling Jaya. The bridegroom, son of Inehe Abdul llalim of Kota Kharu. is the second Assistant State Secretary. Pahang. The bride is a Social Welfare assistant in Kuantan48 words
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107 1963-01-16 14 pENANG, Jan. 9.—The St. John Ambulance Brigade will start a drive this weekend to form new branches in the rural areas. “This is In accordance with a directive from Tun Abdul Razak. the Deputy Prime Minister and national president ol the St. John107 words
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72 1963-01-16 14 JOHORE BAHRU. |an. The Alliance and Socialist Front will contest a local council by-election for the Gelang Patah south constituency on Jan. 24. The Alliance candidate will be Mr. Lim Sw’ee Guan. a headmaster. The Socialist Front man will be Mr Ho Yue Weng,72 words
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Article35 1963-01-16 14 SINGAPORE Jan. 9—The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Education, Mr. K C. Lee will open the new Jin Ai village community centre off Upper Bukit rimah Road at 7 pm. tomorrow35 words
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220 1963-01-16 14 I/UALA LUMPUR, Jan. 9.—The Kuala Lumpur Tourist Association was advised today to start a training scheme for tourist guides as the present guides were “not well informed.” Thu advice camp from the Tourist Promotion Ofticer, Inchu Osman Slru, who was speaking at a ceremony220 words
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Article204 1963-01-16 14 Kuala lumpur. Jan. 9. Running the Malayan restaurant at the 'New York World Fair with its expected attendance of 70 million visitors will be big business, but there is a “satay problem The problem is to serve an estimated 20.000 sticks of satay a day204 words
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Article40 1963-01-16 14 KAJANG, Jan. 9.—A Koran reading contest will be held at the home of th»‘ District Officer nere on Monday A total ot 24 contestants 12 men and 12 women from six inukims are expected to participate40 words
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Article167 1963-01-16 14 KANGAR, Jan. r s«HE Perlis Government Clerical Services Union last night unanimously resolved to give a lull mandate to the Civil Services Clerical Federation to take appropriate action, including strike ballots if necessary, to press its demand for more pay. The union also expressed full167 words
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Article71 1963-01-16 14 SINGAPORE. Jan. 9 —The Singapore General Employees' Union today said it was still waiting for further counter proposals from the management of the Sea View Hotel to settle the 61-day-old strike by 164 of the hotel s employees, all of whom are members of the union. The71 words
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Article42 1963-01-16 14 TELUK ANSON. Jan. 9 The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, who is chairman of the Perak Umno liaison committee will attend the inaugural meeting of two divisions of the party—Bagan Datoh and Teluk Anson—this weekend.42 words
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99 1963-01-16 14 JOHORE BAHRU. Jan. 9 in Canning Garden housing area here were broken into and ransacked last night while the occupants were away on holiday. Police are trying to contact the occupants, who are In Kuala Lumpur and Penang. One of the houses ran- sacked99 words
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228 1963-01-16 14 IPOH, Jan. 9.— The Mu1 layan Chinese Association in Perak has declared war on pin table gambling in the state. A statement by Jan 9 it. chairman. Mr. Liew Why Hone, today condemned pin table gambling as a “soc.T scourge” especially harmful to the228 words
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69 1963-01-16 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 9The British High Comn sloner. Sir Geofroy Tory. M present X-ray difTrac equipment and an infra-red spectrophotometer to the University of Malaya on Jan. IT Total cost of the gifts, fn ni th? British Government under the Colombo Plan, is more69 words
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238 1963-01-16 14 KUALA LUMPUR,Jan. 9 FIVE people were charged in the Sessions Court today with olfences under the Prevention of Corruption Act. They were two government clerks, a motor workshop owner, a cleansing Inspector and mandore employed by the municipality. I’ Stephenson, of Ipoh Road a clerk238 words
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Article64 1963-01-16 14 SINGAPORE, Jan. 9.— Police are investigating the myste ious death of a Kluang mason Lai Poh Sin, 24, whose bo< was found in Upper Pickerin Street at dawn today. The dead man, whose iden tity card gave his address a Jalan Ismail, Kluang, wa found by "a64 words
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Article, Illustration894 1963-01-16 15 VIC NAYAGAM - 7 have taken the responsibility on myself to make this offer: I can only hope railmen will now open the door for negotiations' By VIC NAYAGAM: Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 9 TENGKU Abdul Rahman today stepped into the 18-day-old rail894 words
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494 1963-01-16 15 The need for new rules on chicks —by the Ministry KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 1 1 THE Federation Government today defended its new regulations to allow only pollo-rum-free chicks to be imported from Singapore. A statement by the Ministry of Agriculture and Co-operatives said that thousands of dayold chicks were imported494 words
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Article84 1963-01-16 15 SINGAPORE. Jan. 11.—Mr. Anthony Bong. 40. a Shell employee In Pulau Bukom, will leave for a six-month materials training course in Geelong. Australia, on Jan. 26 He will also spend a week at the Clyde Refinery In Sydney. Mr. Bong joined Shell in Kuala84 words
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Article, Illustration59 1963-01-16 16 IIAZIAII BINTE SAAD. 15. who won the women's section of the Malay singing contest held In conjunction with the film “Norlela” (the nightingale) at the Grand Theatre in Ipoh. She won the title from nine other women competitors. Second was Norm;ih binte Ismail. 18. and third Zainab16. — Straits Times picture. - 59 words
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Article60 1963-01-16 16 SEREMBAN. Jan. 10 The new Undang of Rcinbau will be elected on Jan 19 He will succe ,cd the lale Dato Undang. Haji Ipap bin Abdullah. 65. who dice on Dec. 4 at a relurious school ir. the Renibau Mosque The name of the successful60 words
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182 1963-01-16 16 PENANG, Jail. 8. I jAILY-RATED employees of Kuala Lumpur Commission and the Malacca Municipality are to enjoy similar leave, Provident Fund and death benefits as those employed by George Town Citv Council. This was decided at a joint meeting of the Consultative Committee of Municipal182 words
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110 1963-01-16 16 IN a report published in the Straits Times on Jan. 8 it was stated that Mr. Teh Hon Yoon, who was acquitted on charges of making lalse income tax returns, had pleaded guilty to these charges. This was incorrect. Mr Teh had pleaded110 words
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Article29 1963-01-16 16 IPOH, Jan 9—A car, owned by a teacher Cheah Soon Choon. was stolen yesterday from Jalan Yang Kuls rn where It hud been parked i'. ernlght29 words
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207 1963-01-16 16 LEE FOO SAN - By LEE FOO SAN IPOH, Jan. 8—Two families, strangers to each other, had a squabble in a funeral parlour here yesterday over the identity of an old man who had died the previous day in Ipoh hospital. The first family—that of a fisherman from207 words
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139 1963-01-16 16 TELUK ANSON. Jan. 1 10.—The secretary and publicity officer of the Malayan Indian Congrses. Lower Perak Branch, Mr. R.G. Samy, today appealed to members not to be misled by people who claimed they could get land for them. Mr Samy said certain139 words
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424 1963-01-16 16 SINGAPORE, Jan. 8 'FHE Federation Government has rejected a re1 quest from the Singapore Ministry of National Development to lift new regulations which have crippled Singapore’s exports of chicken and ego. across the Causeway A Ministry statement today added that the regulations, which came Into424 words
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Article177 1963-01-16 16 LUMPUR, Jai. 1V 9.—A young womar. who fell into the Gates Dam reservoir eight miles from hero was drowned when she failed to catch the rope thrown to her by three onlookers. Her body was identified tonight by her husband. Inc he H. M177 words
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96 1963-01-16 16 KUALA KANGSAR. Jan. 9 The by-election for one sea In the Leman Kati new vl lage local council near here on Feb. 2 Is a fight betwee the A1 lance, the SocialL' Front and the People’s Progressive Party. The PPP bold nine of96 words
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Article19 1963-01-16 16 PENANG. Jan. 9 A farmers association has been formed in Kampong Paya Keladl In Kepnw Batas19 words
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136 1963-01-16 17 ALOR STAR, Jan. 10 'r\\ 0 BROTHERS, Lim Ah Hock, seven, -nd Lye Seng, two, have died of suspected food poisoning. 1 ni ce other brothers —Ah Eng, nine, Lean Boim. six, and Seng Huat, three —are still in 1 Alor Star hospital.136 words
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Article, Illustration171 1963-01-16 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 10. \JISS Mai-Lin Pang, a Singapore starlet, has been J 1 selt tt-ci to take part in a series of television -fid eiiania travelogue films in Malaya. l'ki' M-rita will be: *M i AMI KK A FIKST,” America will be i171 words
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Article37 1963-01-16 17 IPOH. Jan. 10 The final of the talentime contest, organised bv the Ipofi Boys Club will be held at the St. John Ambulance Hall here next month Closing date for entries Is Monday37 words
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191 1963-01-16 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 10 hi. general manager of Uie Employees Provi- 1 und. Mr. 11. S. Munson, told a Press un r.-nee today that the s ;> million invest- ‘>' nt in the Hotel Merlin something i n which v,( van never lose.” Vi’ board’s investment191 words
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157 1963-01-16 17 SINGAPORE, Jan. 10.— The Royal Navy today described as “quite untrue” an agency report yesterday that a British destroyer, the H.M.S. Barrosa, was challenged and boarded by Philippine Naval men on Tuesday. According to a spokesman of the Far East Fleet, the commanding157 words
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Article67 1963-01-16 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 9 The first child burn in the new Government maternity hospital here is a bouncing -even-lb girl. She was born a lew hour-' after patients had been moved to the new hospital today from the General Hospital. Her parents are Mr. and67 words
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Article40 1963-01-16 17 KAJANG, Jan. 10 —A total oi 175 families will be given land in Ulu Langat district under the district rural development programme. They will be settled in Sungei Tekali and Sungei Merap land development areas.40 words
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Article23 1963-01-16 17 SINGAPORE. Jan. 10—A trade union leader. Mr. F V Rajendra has been appointed adviser to the Singapore Government Technical Services Union23 words
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Article, Illustration372 1963-01-16 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 10 A NOT HER 200,000 workers would benefit by contributions to the Employees Provident Fund if amendments to the E.P.F, Ordinance were approved at nex; month’s meeting of the House of Representatives. These would be workers engaged in 40.000 small organisations372 words
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Article41 1963-01-16 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 10 A housewife, Sim Siam Moi, 30. of Damansara Road, was today fined 5250. or two months’ jail, for possessing 2 i gallons of liquor on which $4O duty had not been paid She pleaded guilty.41 words
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142 1963-01-16 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 10. —A Socialist Fsont M.P., Mr. V. David, today called on the Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, to resign. Mr. David, who Is also general secretary of the Transport Workers’ Federation. said in a statement that at a time142 words
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Article61 1963-01-16 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 10 A total of 5b new students including 11 girls will be admitted to the Muslim College at Klang when the new term begins in April. A total of 200 candidates, including 90 girls had applied for admission but only 100 of61 words
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247 1963-01-16 18 I/UALA LUMPUR, Jan. 10.— T e n gku Abdul Rahman has promised to try to solve the problem arising from new Federation regulations which have crippled Singapore’s export trade in chickens and eggs across the causeway. lie promised Singapore’s Finance Minister, I)r.247 words
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182 1963-01-16 18 KUALA LUMPUR Jan. 10. From Jan. 17 people here will oe able to dial trunk calls to Malacca and Serein ban direct without going through the operator. \11 they will have to do to telephone Malacca Is to dial 06 and then the required182 words
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Article36 1963-01-16 18 SINGAPORE. Fn—Products oi 15 leading Japanese manufac 'tirors ot pharmaceutical medica ind dental goods are on publu display at a six-dav exhibitior which opened at the Chinesr YMCA in South Pier Road the morning36 words
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291 1963-01-16 18 PENANG, Jan. 10 THE chairman of the pro-tern committee of the United Democratic Party, Dr. Lim Chong Eu, said here last night that the Federation Government was “pushing the concept of Malaysia too fast." “The Government should take the people Into greater291 words
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318 1963-01-16 18 PENANG, Jan. 10 O v ERSEAS Chinese have a '‘sneaking adinlra--7 tion” for Mao Tse-tung, a British authorjournalist, Mr. Roy MacGregor-Hastie, said m Penang today. •'From my conversations with prominent Malayan Chinese. I gather that after all the criticism that have been318 words
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Article29 1963-01-16 18 PENANG, Jan. 11.—The Blood Transfusion Association, and the Penan? medical staff, will hold a Chinese New Year dance at thf new nurses nostel on Jan 2629 words
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Article176 1963-01-16 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 11 THE Government is L looking for "learn-as you teach” teachers in its secondary continuat ion schools. A spokesman ot the Min istry ol Education, inche Abdul Majid bln Othman, said today the number of these teachers to be recruited would depend on the176 words
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Article, Illustration155 1963-01-16 18 SINGAPORE, Jan. 11- The opening of the 1933 Singapore Assizes on Jan. 17 will see the State’s first Asian Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin, presiding over the colourful ceremony. The opening will be preceded by two church services one at St. Andrew's155 words
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Article52 1963-01-16 18 SINGAPORE. Jan. 11 The State Advocate-General, Inch Anmad bin Mohamed Ibrahim. c praised inmates of the Gim>cn School for Boys for building prayer house in the ground" Opening the praver house tn> evening, Inche Ahmad expressed the hope that it would “help strengthen the moral fibre oi52 words
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Article54 1963-01-16 18 KUALA KANGSAR, Jan. 11 fire destroyed about eight acre" replanted yoang rubber trees in j 1 estate on the Manong-K Kangsar Read, eight miles f here yesterday afternoon. It is believed that the fire v 1 started by a cigarette butt thre on the dry grass54 words
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300 1963-01-16 19 rrUALA LUMPUR, Jan. ■X i3.—National lanuage teachers have Seen advised to plan vfceir lessons so that on iv what Is absolutely necessary to the learner •s included. is the only solution to t vo problem of pupils not s .lie tanpim ouWJe ..-e lassroom.300 words
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153 1963-01-16 19 fOHORE BAHRU, Jan. J 13. The Al-Atas Arabic School here, whose pupils went on strike for 48 days after a visit by “ghosts,* 1 opened again today after the December holiday—but not without incident. Che Zalehaton binte Alwee, 17. fainted on her way from153 words
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Article163 1963-01-16 19 SINGAPORE, Jan. 13. THE Singapore Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng 1 Swee. said tonight that the Government is considering plans to make it unnecessary for civil servants to get permission before Investing In indus- trial shares. Dr. Goh. who was speaking In the sixth of163 words
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Article104 1963-01-16 19 SINGAPORE. Jan. 13—The Finance Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee, tonight Males ted a slogan to enable everyone In the state to help Indnstralise Singapore. The slogan; “Bny Singapore- made." Dr. Goh, who was talking on “some problems of lndnstralisation,“ said over Radio Singapore: “Make it104 words
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972 1963-01-16 19 iPOH, Jan. 13—Punters A were bang on target when they made Royal Meadow the favourite in the first race of the year here today. Race One < Z. UIV. 2—51F STR. Mi and Mrs S. C. Law's <11 > ROYAL MEADOW 8 6972 words
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Miscellaneous44 1963-01-16 19 BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL *153,1** 1st No. 24*736 ($*****) 2nd Ns. 3*2509 (S 18.946) 3rd No. ****** ($10,525) Starters ($1415 each): Nos 2585*2 1*3585. 2«€*3*. 18***2. *****4. 2*5***. ******. 1887*3. Consoletien ($<32 each): Nos 187*8*. 18*214. 1*8332. 3199*5. 25*8*0. 173*77. ******. 1893*4. 217*75. 2*7112.44 words
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1316 1963-01-16 20 Prom Our Market Correspondent THE first full week’s trading: of 1963 on the Malayan Stock Exchange produced the welcome position of more balanced trading spread to a certain extent through the three sections of the list. A glance at business done last week shows1,316 words
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Article760 1963-01-16 20 rIE »Ute of shares bn the Malayan Stack Exchange show last business to January 4 (A) and Inal buetneaa since that date (B) with H and L standing for Highest and Lowest business fer last year and this year to date. INSOSTtIALS ML I I AJa« Brick*760 words
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Article36 1963-01-16 20 RUBBER TIN (per lb (per picul) Jan. 7 79 cU. $426.00 Jan 8 79% eta $425.87% Jan 9 78% eta. $426.37% Jan. 10 78% cts. $426.27% Jan. 11 79 cU. $426.12% Jan. 12 $426.87%36 words
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Article35 1963-01-16 20 (Manager'* PrleM) First Malayan 1.81 1.MM Second Malayan 1.23 I SO ad Third Malayan 88 .98 First Hong Kong 1.02 1.07* Second Hong Kong .78 .80* Sterling Commodity 4/4 4/10 (*Hong Kong currency)35 words
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Article36 1963-01-16 20 Current Date of Total l oUI foa payment payment for i previous HjJ|L? T d on 76 r me% (>openg Coil dd.t P»b. 15 80% Vanjong Tta «d.t Feb. 22 774% 1 t Interim.36 words
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Article34 1963-01-16 20 iE'ml ,la < 10 Jan. 11 Jon. 100 7? SJJ! }®H e ***** 101.42 11KJ.71 102.13 102. T 4 102 41 104 Ad im e« D« ».T« M 100 M 100'lft lSo:U34 words
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Article619 1963-01-16 20 THIS week the M yan Rubber Mat t has remained dull d featureless rep t H.C.B. Co. Ltd ii their current circul r Values eased t e Quarters of a cent, re on lack of demand un st lg ,T£ e ‘‘fMt-oir’ q y of the619 words
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