The Straits Budget, 17 April 1963
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Title Section30 1963-04-17 1 The Straits Budget THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES MALAY A S NATIONAL NiWSPAUIt Erit 1 ’><>• jSaala Lumpur, April 17, 1965. Price 4ft cents (Malaya), or 1 shilling Kpym30 words
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Article345 1963-04-17 2 PEDAGOGUE - PEDAGOGUE Kuala Klawang CANNOT let the contentions of “Anxious l Parent” in your paper of March 30 go unchallenged. 1 say without hesitation that the editorial in the Journal of the Ministry of Edu- cation is right. The fears of children failing one of the345 words
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Article143 1963-04-17 2 P. L. JAMES - P. L. JAMES President. Ex Services Association Singapore rrH regard to the report In the Straits Times of April 8. It has never been the practice of the ExServlces Association to pay those many hundreds of ex-servicemen and their dependants who seek our assistance by crossed cheque. The143 words
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Article68 1963-04-17 2 CITIZEN - CITIZEN Singapore IAM one of those thousands of unfortunate flat dwellers who have to put up with inconsiderate neighbours who leave their Rediffusion sets blaring for the whole day even though they may not even be in. Recently scooters and mo-tor-cycles with exhausts tampered with have added to68 words
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Article48 1963-04-17 2 ZED - ZED Kuala Lumpur T'HE parking space allotted to a motor-cycle or a scooter In Kuala Lumpur Is barely sufficient to accommodate even a tiny 50 c.c. two wheeled vehicle. And yet generous space Is reserved for cars to ensure easy entry and exit from parking bays.48 words
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Article54 1963-04-17 2 PARENT - PARENT Kuala Lumpur 1UVE in Jalan Broadrick off Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, and recently there have been many Instances of youngsters molesting young girls that walk along this road. Most of the girls who attend evening classes are now frightened to go for fear of being molested.54 words
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268 1963-04-17 2 N. ANDERSON - N. ANDERSON Singapore MUCH Has been said iTI recently about road accident, double white lines and bad manners, but intie of constructive value related to prevention. May I therefore put forward some constructive criticisms. ttute of the road: This is that one drives on268 words
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Article167 1963-04-17 2 S. R VMASAM iVI # n mm O— - S. R VMASAM iVI n mm O— Parliamentary secreur Blinistrv of FinaQM Singapore WITH reference to the editorial “Tax i e n*. appeared in your issue of April 5. it Is ,sirahufl clarify certain points. 5lrable to The Government decision to exempt i tanet annual value167 words
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Article142 1963-04-17 2 MOTORISI - MOTORISI Singapore I AM one motorist who Is awaiting the development of the track from the junction of Tanah Merah Besar Road with Nlcoll Drive, westward along the shore to Join Windsor Drive through Telok Mata Ikan and Cape Bedok to the city. The track142 words
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Article90 1963-04-17 2 TAN ft.NG HU - TAN ft.NG HU Singapore (JOING back In history, there was in 1956 or 1957 an Agricultural Show at the present Kallang Park. 1 recall visiting the show and found it most interesting. In view of the Government’s interest |n rural development and farming co-operatives, would it not be90 words
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Article140 1963-04-17 2 M. MANOHJi - M. MANOHJi Kota Bharu Regarding tms mam i of the recent editor! of the Journal oi the Mia Istry of Education and tb view of “Anxious Parent in-Ipoh, I wouid say. as 1 teacher, that a happy bal ance between the loaf term aims of education asi whole140 words
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Article311 1963-04-17 2 UPE - UPE^ Kuala Lumpur I HAVE read with Interest the correspondence arising from the report of the editorial In the Journal of the Ministry of Education (S.T. March 25). Now that parents and teachers have had their say, perhaps we students should get a hearing. I wish311 words
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The Straits Budget
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Article632 1963-04-17 3 —Straits Times. April 8 Icussiors between the E„ M,.i Singapore Gov- Grnplote tile terms IUL merger necessarily ■been secret, but it is a question whether the iU Government should K ve taken Opposition E s Sl .r iewhat into their e nce. As it is, the Leg-—Straits Times. April 8 - 632 words
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Article388 1963-04-17 3 —Straits Times, April 8 For venturing the view that a teacher’s duty ought not to begin and end with cramming students for examinations, a writer in the “Journal” of the Federation Education Ministry has caught it badly from all sides. Parents have written in to express perturbation—Straits Times, April 8 - 388 words
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Article364 1963-04-17 3 —Straits Times, April 9 The Federation Government would seem to be moving away from the idea of a five-day week for civil servants, though the last word has not been said. Officially, there has been no word at all since Tengku Abdul Rahman first held up the—Straits Times, April 9 - 364 words
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Article167 1963-04-17 3 —Straits Times April 9 The State visit to Cambodia of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara of Singapore repays a visit to Singapore last December by Prince Norodom and Madame Sihanouk. It is the first official mission abroad undertaken by Singapore’s Head of State and his wife, and bids fair—Straits Times April 9 - 167 words
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Article671 1963-04-17 3 —Straits Times, April 10 Speaking of investment in the private sector, the Finance Minister recalled the other dav that he used to be criticised for his optimism. He had always believed there was far more domestic capital available for industry than was thought to be the case.—Straits Times, April 10 - 671 words
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Article291 1963-04-17 3 -Straits Times. April 10 The Ministerial Committee on Higher Education will obviously not be able to report in May as it originally hoped to do. Indeed, Haji Abdul Hamid Khan and his five Cabinet colleagues will not be in a position to begin serious work until September,-Straits Times. April 10 - 291 words
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Article298 1963-04-17 4 —Straits Times, April 10 Few people outside the P.M.I.P. are likely to be impressed by the party’s walkout at the meeting of the Trengganu State Assembh and still less by the occasion for this display of pique. Tin F.M l.P.’s protest was against an Alliance motion to thanK—Straits Times, April 10 - 298 words
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Article696 1963-04-17 4 -Straits Times. April 11 One debate on Communist conspiracy is very much like another. This did not need proving, yet the midnight to dawn debate in the Singapore Assembly was valuablethough foi all its length there were only two speeches. The Prime Minister sought the approval-Straits Times. April 11 - 696 words
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Article240 1963-04-17 4 -Straits Times. April 11 Of tin* Singapore citizens who applied for registration r.s voters last year, how mam i were born on the island and how many were not? Mr. One Pang Boon’s disclosure that to furnish the information —in response to a question from a Barisan Sosialis-Straits Times. April 11 - 240 words
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Article600 1963-04-17 4 —Straits Times. April if The back ot Singapore > housing shortage has been broken, said the Government policy statement delivered by the Head of State when lu opened the new session ol the Assembly. It is a laige claim, but not by any means an empty one. Leaving—Straits Times. April if - 600 words
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Article275 1963-04-17 4 rrangements. 13 -Straits Times, First reaction of teaches j to the new negotiating c langements announced b\ u j Minister for Education j wholly unfavourable. We:j all the terms negotiate j the former Nan-nal JogCouncil? If not. what ;si reason for not t n>ait;ng body?*’ Assuming. a> N.U.T.rrangements. , 13 -Straits Times, . - 275 words
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Article, Illustration192 1963-04-17 5 10 TRANSFER OF EXTERNAL FFAIRS PORTFOLIO, uys announcement kUALA IUMPUR, April 7 ■UK Deputy Prime I Minister, Tun Ab|il Kazak, will relesent Tengku AbKjl Rahman when |e three-nation sublinisterial meeting I representatives of play a, the PhilipKnes and Indonesia liches the Foreign ■misters’ level. |A Government lokesman192 words
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Article44 1963-04-17 5 U \i UJMpu R, April 7 r > Kamil, a director’ L V of Pall Mall (Mala- avp by air on April nth company's ’roup conference in fiter *-l, ...in i. s 111 gtoup comrici ,Hht r Parts of Uhe44 words
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Article, Illustration357 1963-04-17 5 JAKARTA, Apr. 7.—lndonesia’s deputy Foreign Minister. Dr K Suwito. said today he would bring up the subject of Malaysia at the sub-ministerial tripartite talks with Malayan and Philippines officials in Manila this week. He was speaking to reporters shortly before leaving for357 words
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277 1963-04-17 5 GOVT WILL LOSE SSA MIL. REVENUE J KUALA LUMPUR, April 7. Federal Treasury is reported to be against the proposal for a five-day working week as it would mean that the Government would lose $5.\ million revenue every year. Instead the Treasury has made277 words
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Article35 1963-04-17 5 JOHORE BAHRU. April 7—The Freedom from Hunger campaign In Johore was launched last night by the chairman of the Committee on Agriculture. Haji Taha bln Hail Zakariah, at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here.35 words
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Article, Illustration65 1963-04-17 5 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tan Swee Ann, after their wedding in Singapore on April 6. Mr. Tan, the third son ol Mrs. B. C. Tan. and the late Mr. Tan. is an ex- ecutive of K.P.M., Singapore. The bride. Miss Selena Tan (iuat Hoa, is65 words
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240 1963-04-17 6 KUALA LUMPUR, April 7. MOST massage parlours here have applied to the Federal Capital Commission for registration under the new laws which came into force from the beginning of this month. The assistant municipal secretary, Mr. Kweh Eu Teck, said today240 words
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Article63 1963-04-17 6 MANILA, April 7.—Philippine Senator Kaul S Manglapus is scheduled to leave tor Kuala Lumpur tomorrow to attend the Asian American Assembly on Asian Development conlerence Senator Manglapus. lormer Philippine Foreign Secretary, is expected to deliver a major foreign policy speech at the University of Malaya on63 words
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Article58 1963-04-17 6 ALOR STAR, April 7. The Tcngku Bcndahuru, Tengku Abdul Maleic, younger brother of the Sultan of Kedah, will be installed Resent at a ceremony in the Balai Besar here on Apr. 9. The Resent will act for the Sultan, who is to take a twomonth world58 words
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Article25 1963-04-17 6 SINGAPORE, April 7— I The Singapore Polytechnic Students’ Union tonight held its annual dinner at the Cathay Restaurant. Singapore (ML 173) 8 pm.25 words
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157 1963-04-17 6 <UALA LUMPUR, April 7. A veteran trade unionist, Mr. John Emmanuel, 62, has given this advice to fellow trade unionists’ “Don’t dabble in politics.” Writing In the "Union Herald", a publication of the National Union of Plantation Workers. Mr Emmanuel, who Is deputy secretary157 words
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Article, Illustration242 1963-04-17 6 KUALA LUMPUR. April 7 r |MIE Sultan of Selangor J. said today that although Malaya had no hunger problem, malnutrition, especially among children, was very common. He attributed this to the poor diet of the people in the rural areas. He was opening242 words
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Article42 1963-04-17 6 KANGAR, April 7.—lnche Ahmad bin Aminuddin. Inspector of Co-operatives, Baling, has been transferred here as acting Malay Co-operative Officer, Perlis. He succeeds Inche Rashid bin Jasin who has pone to Canada on a sixmonth study tour under the Colombo Plan.42 words
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Article181 1963-04-17 6 KUALA KANGSAR, April 7.—The Mentri Besar of Perak Dato Shaari bin Shahe, declined to stand for the office of president ol the Kuala Kangsar division of the Umno here this evening The withdrawal was explained by Dato Shaari. who is not an official of the181 words
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137 1963-04-17 6 |POH, April 7.-ASJ? peal to Malaya:. 3 duates in Perak the University of Graduates’ Society™ m. de by the P branch president. A. W. Moreira. at tj society’s first annu* meeting here today Dr. Moreira felt that branch’s present men* ship of about 30137 words
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Article, Illustration419 1963-04-17 7 IlllvLL EXPLAIN ABOUT Imalaysia-not ■going specifically to ask the U.S. FOR CASH TAIPING, April 7. mil Deputy Prime Munster, Tun Abdul r/ak, said here today that his visit to the ■niu States later this month was to explain l)ou> Malaysia and not specifically to ask for419 words
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83 1963-04-17 7 pEMBAN. April 7.— Tiu Malayan Chinese locution has re-or-its Seremban •ran»*h into four seci°n> North, East, 0llt h and West for town council elects .a June These sections will be responsible for the Alliance election machinery in 15 wards of the town council.83 words
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179 1963-04-17 7 A ARrr UNTAR, April 7. I ••lrimp paste industry r by the Rural and In--1 development Authot Eas helped to stabi- l ire of shrimps. 1- lf i Zamori, the Bat 1 Officer said today i:la Blachan Prole V Marketing On-S-M 'Med at Kuala179 words
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94 1963-04-17 7 PENANG, April 7. The chairman of the Penang oranch of the National Union of Commercial Workers, Mr. I*oh Sou Keng, today claimed that his union’s existence was enough to deter employers from trying to be high-handed. “So long as they know that we94 words
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Article52 1963-04-17 7 KANGAR. April 7.—The Regent ■rf Perils. Teneku Suleiman, today jpened the World Health Organisations Freedom From Hunger exhibition at the HoKkien Association building He said that steps must be taken to overcome the shortage of rood. The exhibition was put up bv the Health. Veterinary and52 words
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Article, Illustration316 1963-04-17 7 SINGAPORE, April 7. J»HE retiring Commander-in-Chief of the Far East Land Forces, General Sir Nigel Poett, will tell Americans about the Communist threat to South-East Asia during a two-week lecture tour of the United States. His mother was an American. Gen. Poett316 words
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Article, Illustration340 1963-04-17 7 SINGAPORE, April 7 A total of about 65 000 workers have been covered by awards and certified agreements of the Industrial Arbitration Court from its inception in September 1960 to the end of last year, the president of *he court, Dr.340 words
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156 1963-04-17 8 OINGAPOKE, April 7. —Wives of delegates attending the Junior Chamber International conference opening here from April 16 will be taught the art of making “popiah”—a popular Chinese delicacy—by Mrs. Irene Chau, who is in charge of the programme for ladies at the conference.156 words
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387 1963-04-17 8 KUALA KANGSAR. April 8 A N appeal to the Umno rank and lile to pick “honest and sincere men” to lead the party was made here yesterday by Tun Abdul l<aza*. national vice-president ol the party and Deputy Prime Minister.387 words
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120 1963-04-17 8 Kuala lumpur. April 8 —The Malayan Trades union Congress today decided to write to tlie Registrar of Societies to seek “clarification on a letter asking the congress to remove live top union leaders from its g< neral council. The Registrar had ruled that120 words
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Article219 1963-04-17 8 MALACCA, April 8—The 1*1 Chief Minister of Malacca. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, said today that this country’s free democracy could not co-opcrate with guided democracy but that it was willing to live in peace as neighbours. He was speaking at the opening ceremonies219 words
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242 1963-04-17 8 Kuala Trengganu, April, 7 VINE Pan-Malayan lslamic Party Assemblymen walked out of the Trengganu State Legislative Assembly meeting yesterday after they failed to amend a Government motion. The Government motion was to thank the Sultan for his speech opening the fifth242 words
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Article58 1963-04-17 8 KUALA LUMPUR. April 12. The National Association of Womens Institutes will be organising a one-week course on home economics otginning on April lb at -he W.l headquarters in Petaiing Java It will oe attended by 52 members ot the association. Senator Manglapus is a ranking member58 words
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106 1963-04-17 8 Penang, a P i:i 7 Frees” wh o more towards r L S2o H Fiess Asmauu: 9^ Fund will 1 become Utc Donors an.l will have thc:V iX s boards t the new ed to as the fun Association e Junction ot N106 words
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86 1963-04-17 8 PENANG. April 1? -The La Mayor oi BnClem Jones, is ted arrive here on April 25::: three-day visit Mr. Jones, who will lea: ati.ty oi sportsmen a to Malaya, will Mayor ot Genres I wn discussions on var: .> a: local governn t86 words
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Article24 1963-04-17 8 IPOH. April 7.—The PeriSj Boy Scout Com::.:". > Chung Shin Yee. yt minded 300 Scouts to do a good deed tia24 words
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Article270 1963-04-17 8 $2, 000 RAISED At P-FUND DANCE 1/UALA LUMPUR, April 12 —Entire proceeds of a dance, totalling $2,002 held in Kuala Lipis in aid of the National Patriotic Fund, was handed to the Straits Times Group today. The Group received a total of $?.374.47 for the fund today, bringing the total270 words
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Article, Illustration2089 1963-04-17 9 PESATE ilN THE YAK8 Dl-PERTUAR NEGARA’S SPEECH HOUSE TOLD OF ‘PEOPLE WHO CONTROL PEOPLE WHO CONTROL BARISAN SOSIALIS’ _by OUR ASSEMBLY REPORTERS SINGAPORE. April 8 llR. Lee Kuan Yew P 1 told the Singapore Legislative Assembly today that h t Government's Imam2,089 words
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96 1963-04-17 9 OENANG, April B—The Sultan of Brunei was today urged to hold elections “as early as possible.” The appeal was made In Penang by Syed Mashhore bln Syed liajl Abdul Rahman vice-president of the Brunei People’s Alliance Party, who is leading a Brunei Alliance96 words
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Article433 1963-04-17 10 KUALA LUMPUR. April 9 A QUESTIONNAIRE TO FIND OUT WHAT ARE THE COUNTRY’S FUTURE NEEDS IN TRAINED STAFF JORE than 2,500 firms, and government and quasi-government departments will be asked tomorrow to state their requirements for highly-trained staff in three and five years’ time. This survey of433 words
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Article47 1963-04-17 10 KUALA KANGSAR. April 8. i abourers clearing the sue for a new sch >ol along Manong Road, i two miles from nere. discovered |t.\o 25-lb mortar bombs. They informed the police, who have asked army bomb experts to c estrov them.47 words
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196 1963-04-17 10 Kuala lumpur, April 9. A new breed of rubber research workers —rubber technologists—are emerging in Malaya to help the natural rubber industry fight synthetic. Two leading rubber organisations the Natural Rubber Bureau and the Rubber Research Institute are sending promising Malayans196 words
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103 1963-04-17 10 SINGAPORE. April B. The Japanese ConsulGeneral here, Mr. K Maeda, met the Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan Yew, today to discuss further Lie gesture of atonement contemplated by the Japanese Government to the people of Singapore for wartime atrocities by Japanese forces A Government103 words
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175 1963-04-17 10 PENANG, April 8 The City Council plans to set up? traffic patrols at various schools in George Town. The rates to be paid to members of these patrols have been approved by the council’s establishment and disciplinary committee. However, the proposed rates of $3O175 words
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263 1963-04-17 10 KUALA LUMPUR. April 8. THE National Joint Council for Teachers has been turned from an advisory to a ncgotiatir* council following representations by teachers unions, including the National Union ot Poachers. A Government Gazette notification. announcing thp change of status today, outlines the new263 words
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Article, Illustration87 1963-04-17 10 KUALA LUMPl'K. April 8.—The Chief of the Federation Armed tones Start'. Gen. Dato Sir Hodney Moore, will bo on leave for six weeks beginning: nn Apr. 12. During his absence the Chief of the (ieneril Start. Federation Army Major-Gen. T e n s k Osman87 words
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148 1963-04-17 10 TAPAH, April l APPLICATIONS are being received from al u families of all races in the Batang district for allotments in the Federal La ml Ed lopment Authority scheme at Sungei Klab e here. The scheme covers about 4.600 acres and wil’ be alloted to148 words
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735 1963-04-17 11 THE TENGKU DEFINES A MALAYAN KUALA LUMPUR, April 9 fcIGKU Abdul W Kahman today Jfinid .Malayans as ■Jsv-going and very Kd of life" and who E „n well with pfjplc- who are not SJoo >erious" like tHe Communists. H, 3 ech735 words
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568 1963-04-17 11 L'ALA LUMPUR. |9 A;:ril 9.—The De[B- Prime Minister, g* Abdul Razak, said tiiat developing W* >:or *s like Malaya limited resources gfl contribute towards er international C;t ending through Pi s speaking at the session of the Ti e a n Assembly r ir568 words
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Article33 1963-04-17 11 UNITED NATIONS. April 9 —Mr. C. Y. Narasimhan. U.N Chief of Cabinet, will have consultations with the British Government after his fact-finding mission to the Malaysian territories, it was announced today.33 words
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282 1963-04-17 11 IPOH, April 8. —Mr. V. Manickavasagam, Assistant Minister for Labour, wondered yesterday if Malayans realise how lucky they are to be living in a country with such freedom and stability. He was speaking at a tea-party In his honour given by the282 words
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115 1963-04-17 11 KUALA LUMPUR, April 9 —The Federation Elections Commission today sent out to political parties the list of nomination and polling dates for 47 local government election throughout the country. In the list published last Saturday, some dates were wrong. The following are cotrect (nomination115 words
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Article, Illustration555 1963-04-17 12 KUALA LUMPUR, April 9. 'jpilE avenues to better international understanding among nations are to be a major subject lor debate at the fourth international Asian-Amencan Assembly, which began today at the University ot Malaya campus, attended by 60 delegates from If) Asian countries555 words
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293 1963-04-17 12 PO H, April 9. A 1 warning against the dangers mnerent in the practice ol the personality cult in party ieadersnip was given last night at a meeting ot the Ipoh division ot the Malayan Chinese Association when new officers were elected.293 words
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Article55 1963-04-17 12 KUALA LUMPUR. April 9 —The NVw Zealand Trade Commissioner ;n Malaya. Mr w. L. Middleman, '•'ill leave lor Thailand and Burma on April 16 to survey trade prospect. He will spend a week in Bangkok and a week in Rangoon He will meet importers55 words
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107 1963-04-17 12 KUALA LUMPUR, April ft —The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya. Dato Sir Alexander Oppenheim, said today that Malayans owed their happiness to one man— Tengku Abdul Rahman Dato Sir Alexander, who is co-chairman of the Asian-American Assembly. thanked the Prime Minister taking107 words
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224 1963-04-17 12 I/’UALA LUMPUR. April 9. Malayan trade unionists are surpri ea by a report that the Federal Treasury i> against the proposal for a five-day working week because the Government would lose ssi million every year. The report published n the latest newsletter224 words
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Article32 1963-04-17 12 KUALA LUMPUR, April 7,—Mr Justice Ong, a High Court Judge htie. left by BOAC for London today for an evp operation. He '‘'ll] be away for a few months32 words
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202 1963-04-17 12 SINGAPORE. April 9. THE Public Daily Rated Employees l ni 0Bs Federation has threatened to call outits 10.000 members on strike on any day after midnight on April 11 In a letter to the Perntai ent Secretary of the Mista of Finance yesterday,202 words
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90 1963-04-17 12 SINGAPORE Apnl.—A total o;' 996, or 58 per con'- paid up capital to: j pioneer inductne? Singapore came abroad, the 1 Assembly was ?olu day. Local lnvP' M Te: *d to $14,336 338 Of the 29 them will be 11 Dloneer certificate The Parliair'90 words
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Article, Illustration554 1963-04-17 13 Why Barisan tried to outbid PAP —Goh By OUR ASSEMBLY REPORTERS SINGAPORE, April, 9 kftrH Finance Minismml i Dr. Ooh Kens IK Wl today told the |K.„ .alive Assembly IK I, o secret” behind IBp iiurisan Sosialis IB" to outbid the IK t s Action Party IK, p v terms554 words
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Article, Illustration215 1963-04-17 13 K KUALA LUMPUR, April 8. H)H0;- ESSOR Jacques Ruett, leader oi the World B Bank's Malayan economic mission, will accomB Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak B l(, ca on April 12 to make an on-the-spot Hpevkiumt of the impact of Malaya’s rural developB Programmes215 words
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213 1963-04-17 13 MALACCA, April 9. r pHE Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry, A Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman, said here today that he had written letters to various Chambers of Commerce in the country asking them to submit, on their own initiative, detailed schemes to help213 words
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Article35 1963-04-17 13 PENANG. April 9—Ong Lay Lyc. 21. was stabbed by a sevennian gang in front of a Chinese wayang performing at Perak Lane last night. His condition was reported to be not serious.35 words
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99 1963-04-17 13 SINGAPORE. April 8. Mr. Mario Marchesl. manager of Raffles Hotel, is one of the 42 hotel managers nominated by the American Society of Travel Agents of Southern California as their “favourite hotel manager” anywhere In the world. Mr Marches! has been in- vlted to99 words
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Article174 1963-04-17 13 Kuala lumpur. April o —The Straits Times today collected $562.84 for the National Patriotic Fund, bringing the total received by the paper so far to $72,003.54. Today’s contributions came from: The stall and pupils ol the Commercial Ins:nut Kuala Lumpur. 5235; tilt- stall of the174 words
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Article26 1963-04-17 13 SUNGEI PATANI, April 7.—The Mentri Besar oi Kedah, Dato Sved Omar bin Sved Abdullah, will lie leaving shortly on a pilgrimage to Mecca26 words
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Article, Illustration145 1963-04-17 13 MUAR, April 9. —The Socialist Front president in Johore, Dr. Wee Lee Wong, said at a public rally here yesterday that the Socialist Front leader, Inche Ahmad Koestaman (above) was getting “special treatment" in Muar detention camp. He said: “Inche Boestaman is in a145 words
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75 1963-04-17 13 KUALA LUMPUR. April 8Lever Brothers stall In the Kuala Lumpur head office and area offices throughout the Federation will be working a five-day week from now on. An agreement has just been signed between the company and the Lever Brothers Staif Union providing75 words
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59 1963-04-17 13 SINGAPORE, April 9—Malayan Airways will resume flights to Malacca and Ipoh from May 1. The two airfields have been under extension in a Malayawide scheme to prepare for the introduction of the Fokker F. 27 Friendships by Malayan Airways. In Borneo, Slbu59 words
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207 1963-04-17 14 KUALA LUMPUR, April 9. pOLICE are investigating the loss of more than 842,000 worth of goods and liquor from two Naafi stores here. In both cases, the robbers threatened the watehmen \vith knives and tied them up. At the Naafi godown in Bungsar207 words
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Article65 1963-04-17 14 PENANG. April 9—Chinese living in Malaya should realise they were “very much more fortunate” than those living in 1he neighbouring countries, the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, said yesterday. ‘If only you have a chance to visit our neighbouring countries, then will you fully appreciate65 words
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149 1963-04-17 14 PENANG, April 9—Three members of the University of Malaya faculty held discussions with the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. yesterday on the proposed university college in Penang. They were the ViceChancellor, Dato Sir Alexander Oppenheini. Prof. Chin Fung Kee and Mr. Barry149 words
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Article40 1963-04-17 14 SINGAPORE. April 8 The Speaker, Sir George Oehlers, has appointed Mr. AP. Rajah (SPA Fairer Park* chairman of the the Public Accounts Committee, and Mr. John Mammon tPAP Telok Blangah* and Deputy Speaker, chairman of the Estimates Committee.40 words
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Article, Illustration146 1963-04-17 14 KI’ALA LUMPUR. April 9. The orgi>nisils of the "Mis> Malaysia 1963“ contest announced today the names of three Kiris who will take part in the show* at the Stadium Negara on April 20 in conjunction with an Australian industries exhibition. The contest is146 words
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Article69 1963-04-17 14 BANGKOK, April 9. Seven bandits have been arrested following three separate clashes between Thai border police and bandit gangs this week, according to a nolice spokesman. Col. Luen Bunyachiti. Col. Luen said the police seized a large stock of field c’othing, supplies and medicine when69 words
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Article178 1963-04-17 14 SINGAPORE. April 9 commission of inA quiry into the Chinese Secondary Four examinations boycott in November and December, 1961, has cost the Government $18,026 to date, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Education Mr. K.C. Lee, told the Legislative Assembly yesterday. To questions by178 words
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Article96 1963-04-17 14 SINGAPORE. April 9. There were 33.673 people registered with the employment exchange last month. Bat Mr Wee Toon Boon, the parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Labour told the Legislative Assemb y It could not be said that all these were really unemployed They Inc96 words
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106 1963-04-17 14 KUALA LUMPUR. April 8 —The Minister for Agriculture and CoOperatives. Inche Mohamed Klin Johari. today opened the fifth annual Young Friends arts exhibition at the British Council Centre. A total of 115 exhibits are on display at the six-day show which will be open106 words
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Article59 1963-04-17 14 KUALA LUMPUR. April 11.—Another meeting of the Inter-Govern-mental Committee on the financial arrangements of merger between the Federation of Malaya and Singapore will be held here on Tuesday. A joint communique issued tonight after a two-day meeting said: It was agreed that further facts and figures59 words
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200 1963-04-17 14 Kuala l umpu r April 9. Tell people including two Mala; girls, have ottered:: go with Mr. Joh: Clayton. 25. an American, on a voyage his sloop to the Mediterranean. But he has turneJ w:. oiTer by the girl he i: not200 words
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Article48 1963-04-17 14 KUALA LUMPT*:L Mr. E. J. Lau ren ;L r i secretary and publi.: y the Malayan Lepi sociation, has left four-week tour to r e pra rehabilitation seller sufferers. He will Visit var Mil in Andhra. Pradi- as ras, Maharashtra. West Bengal48 words
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Article14 1963-04-17 14 -rhp 0) PENANG, April vilI Xaverians’ Assc 4 its annual meeting 1114 words
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147 1963-04-17 15 TO HOSPITAL—BY CAR AND BUS SEREMBAN, April 11. TWO doctors and six nurses were rushed 1 to the outpatient centre in Lemon Road here this afternoon to attend to 150 estate children believed to have been taken ill after drinking tap water.147 words
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167 1963-04-17 15 MALACCA, Apr. 11. •HE Finance committee of the Malacca Municipal C ’’mcil has decided to waive payment of water consumers for this month because of the water they are receiving. ‘•'.e v i!icil. it is estimated. $0 i.OOO as a result. president of the167 words
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Article20 1963-04-17 15 Trip;,-".' 11—A two-day ff*; urape people to f >r free chest X•om 11 at the Seng starting today.20 words
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Article58 1963-04-17 15 SEREMBAN. April 11 About 300 boys and girls from schools gave a physical display on the padang here yesterday on the occasion of World Health Day. The Yang di-Pertuan Besar and Tengku Ampuan were present Watching the display were about 7.000 schoolciiildren. The band of the58 words
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Article41 1963-04-17 15 KOTA BHARU. Apr 11 The Sultan of Kelantan today became the owner of an $18,500 Jaguar Mark X car with automatic transmission. The ivory-coloured cars is the Sultan's second Jaguar. The first is a Jaguar Mark 111.41 words
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Article31 1963-04-17 15 MALACCA. Apr. 11—The United Democratic Party will hold its first rally here on the Bandar Hilii Padang at 7 pm. todav and not on Apr. 14, as previously reported.31 words
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Article, Illustration59 1963-04-17 15 MR. and Mrs. Herman Goh Cheok Seong after their wedding on Apr. 10 at the Registry of Marriages in Singapore, Mr. Goh. a salesman, is the eldest son of Madam Teo Min Leong. The bride. Miss Lillian Leong Poh Ching, a stenographer. is the only daughter59 words
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81 1963-04-17 15 SINGAPORE, Apr. 11.—The acting Yang di-Pertuan Negara. the Chief Justice. Mr Justice Wee Chong Jin. has directed the wage claims of Singapore Government midwives be submitted to arbitration. The claims relate to a revision of salary scales and various working benefits. They were submitted by81 words
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Article187 1963-04-17 15 SINGAPORE, Apr. 11.— The Government will soon take steps to develop the Singapore Polytechnic into an Institute of Advanced Technology. The Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, who is also the governor of the board of directors of the Polytechnic, announced this In the187 words
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Article249 1963-04-17 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Apr. 11. T'HE GOVERNMENT was criticised today for not A consulting members of the National Joint Council for Teachers before turning it from an advisory to negotiating body. The general secretary ol the National Union of Techers, Mr. K. V. Thaver. said m249 words
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Article58 1963-04-17 15 JOHORE BAHRU. Apr 11.—Police have Identified a man who died In a hotel room here on the afternoon of Apr. 9 as Lau Slew San, of Singapore. Hotel staff found Lau, 36. a salesman, dead In his bed about 3 p m. He left a note. Six58 words
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Article, Illustration453 1963-04-17 16 TAN TOCK SAIK - By TAN TOCK SAIK: Kuala Lumpur, April 1 1 'J'HE Federation Army is to step up the training of soldiers to meet the needs of Malaysia, Lt.-Colonel Ismail bin Ibrahim, Staff Offi* cer I453 words
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Article, Illustration107 1963-04-17 16 Kuala lumpur, Apr. 11— Mr. Amalio de Jesus (above) the Jaycee World vice-president for Asia, arrived here today on a three-day visit. He is on his way to Singapore to preside at the Asian Regional conference of Jaycces which begins on Apr. 16. The theme of107 words
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Article35 1963-04-17 16 JOHORE BAHRU, Apr. 11.—The National Union of Teachers. Johore Unhru. d'strlct will hold a dance on the night of Apr. 14 at the Civil Service Club here after the union’s annual general meeting.35 words
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245 1963-04-17 16 SIT YIN FONG - From SIT YIN FONG SIEMREA, April 11. Singapore’s Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has obviously made quite an impression on Prince Sihanouk, Cambodia’s neutralist leader. Personally conducting Singapore's Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, on a two-hour ecture tour of the245 words
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Article39 1963-04-17 16 KAJANG. Apr. 11.—Ninety-six pupils of Kajang High School will tnur Malacca this weekend. Tney will leave in chartered buses on Saturday Their headmaster. Mr YeoHi Teng Khoo. and a teacher. Mr I.M Rozario. will be in charge.39 words
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274 1963-04-17 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Apnl 11 ■pHE Federation Government today welcomed the General Services Administration’s rejection yesterday of all bids to buy HuO lone tons of United States strategic stockpile tin 8 A Ministry of Commerce and Industry spokesman said: “No sales means less tin274 words
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Article36 1963-04-17 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Apr. 11.—A model of a modified type of prefabricated timber house for the lower income croup will be displayed at the Forest Department Timber Depot in Chan Sow Lin Road tomorrow.36 words
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203 1963-04-17 16 Kuala lumpur. Apr n_ A resolution calling the Federation O fve’-rme-'’ to permit the f Chir.ee at local, town and ntunlciri; council meeting.' is 0 te considered at an annua! delegates’ conference f •'■e youth section of the Malavar. Chinese Association perli-z in203 words
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Article47 1963-04-17 16 SINGAPORE, Apr. 11 Hue! Lock. 18. a student. P“^ 9 r guilty today to a chart ;J ins two books on zoo!' $30 each, from the Ma va lishing House on Apr!: J He was put on ptobu'-on one year The books vcre covered47 words
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Article170 1963-04-17 16 IPOH, Apr. 1 1 PENGHULUS. who were described a s the “links and contacts” between the Ru the Government ann the people, w’ere today to instil the Importance of unity among the people to help prevent disharmony caused by “undesirable elements” The Mentrl Besar of170 words
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677 1963-04-17 17 KUALA LUMPUR. April 1 1 |N it is discussions with a British delegation of Treasury and defence experts now in Mai n a, the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Kazak, will bring up the problems of tne 50.000 civilian employees of the British677 words
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176 1963-04-17 17 gEREMBAN, Apr. 10.— A two-aay inquiry by the Negri Sembilan Government starts tomorrow into an allegation made by a Socialist Front Assemblyman against members oi the State s Executive Council. It w'as made by Mr. Gurnam Singh Gil. tS. F.-Ran-tau> when he176 words
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107 1963-04-17 17 KUCHING, April 11. The muted Nations ehei de cabinet. Mr c.V Narasimhan, is due to arrive in Kuching on Apr. 17 to start a tour of me Borneo territories to ascertain reactions to the Maaysia proposals. He will meet the Governor at Sarawak.107 words
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Article38 1963-04-17 17 BRUNEI TOWN. Apr. 11. Scouts and cubs in Brunei will go "job-hunting” from Apr. 14 to April 20 to raise money to send a group of Brunei scouts to the 11th world jamboree in Greece.38 words
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Article336 1963-04-17 17 KUALA TRENGGANU, April 8. 'J'HE Trengganu Mentri Besar, Dato Ibrahim Fikri bin Mohamed, today accused the nine Pan-Malayan Islamic Party Assemblymen, who walked out of the State Assembly meeting on Saturday, of instigating the people against the Government's rural development plans. He said: ‘‘They have336 words
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Article79 1963-04-17 17 SINGAPORE, April 11.— Malayan fruits can be commercialised and developed into a first class industry, Mr. Tan Pens Gee. a senior primary production officer in the Ministry of National Development, said yesterday. Mr Tan, who was speaking “M alayan Fruits” at a Rotary luncheon, urged local entrepreneurs to79 words
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119 1963-04-17 17 IPOH, Apr. 10. Seven fishermen reported to the police at the village of Kuala Kurau yesterday that their boat was set on fire by intruders in the Straits of Malacca last week. They said that their boat was intercepted by four other boats119 words
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64 1963-04-17 17 SINGAPORE. Apr. 11.—Between 1951 an j 19G1 the number of cars 1 Singapore has more than trebled There were 22.678 cars In 1951 compared with 70,108 in 1961. Tills is disc used in the Vehicles Registrations Department’s annual report for 1961 published this64 words
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63 1963-04-17 17 MERSING, April 11.—The Minister of the Interior. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, observed the drawing of lots for 69 lowcost housing units here today This is the first scheme to be completed In the district. The 69 units, costing $3,991 each, are being63 words
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Article, Illustration630 1963-04-17 18 ASIAN-AMERICAN TALKS ‘A BIG SUCCESS’ LUMPUR, Apr. 12. —Comprehensive measures essential to the development of cultural affairs and international understanding among the nations of the world were unanimously adopted by delegates from 15 Asian countries and the United States in the630 words
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167 1963-04-17 18 f IPOH, April 11. T HE four municpial unions in Malaya with a total membership of 8,000 have decided to form the Federation of Municipal and Local Authority Labour Unions. Announcing this last night, a spokesman of the Perak Town Board, Town Council and Municipality167 words
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60 1963-04-17 18 SINGAPORE. Apr. 12.—Two lop woman musicians from ix?hind the Iron Curtain flew in today to give a concert here on Apr. 15. They are violinist Nelli Schkolnikova and her accompanist, pianist Liubov Edlina. The Russian artists have just completed a three-month Australian-New Zealand tour.60 words
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Article50 1963-04-17 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Apr. 12 A technician of the Public Works department was stopped by seven men armed with sticks as he was travelling on his motor cycle nt the sth mile. Petaling, last night The men took $2O from him nnd escaped in a car50 words
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Article305 1963-04-17 18 PROFESSOR TELLS... SINGAPORE. April U INDUSTRIALISATION required much more than the establishment of a few enterpris. es adopting modern techniques of production In giving this advice, a Canadian economist. Professor Leslie Wong, also said today: "To be purposeful, industrialisation must be accompanied by new attitudes toward305 words
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Article57 1963-04-17 18 ALOR STAR, Apr. 12. The Mentri Besar, Dato Syed Omar Shahabuddin and his wife, Tengku Aminah left here today for Kuala Lumpur on their way to Mecca They will be away for a month. Inche Mohamed Zahir. a lawyer and vice-president of the North Kedah Umno.57 words
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Article, Illustration115 1963-04-17 18 SEREMBAX Apr. ihe Lndang of Rembau. Dato Sedia Raja Aduan bin Ma'ah (above), observing old traditions and customs, began a 14-mile walk this morning to pay homage to the Yang: Ui-Pertuan Besar at Sri Menanti. Dato Sedia Raja Adnan. who115 words
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72 1963-04-17 18 SYDNEY, Apr. 12.— of Hume Industries Ltd. in their annua! repu said that the creation 01 laysia would be a 1 force in South-East A' The report, public added that Malays); lead to “further deui"• the and improvements .u e standards of livh-t72 words
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Article1172 1963-04-17 19 fpSOM JEEP - li y fpSOM JEEP T v. ‘ORE, April 14. Y shaw Stable’s non spinner. Hnkv e d a smashing «,he Spring Cup J t p Timah today. p-ce One tL DIV. 1 «F. P y i Die's l3) v 'NO 9.0 (i 018) Johnson1,172 words
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Article140 1963-04-17 19 SINGAPORE, April 7—Radio Singapore will broadcast a series of 66 lessons on the national language to assist those who intend to sit for the Standard One public examination in August. The lessons, prepared by the Dewan Bahasa in Singapore, will be broadcast over the140 words
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185 1963-04-17 19 PENANG, April 12. ABOUT 1,800 pupils in 16 primary schools in Penang are receiving free lunches every day under a scheme operated by the local branch of the Malayan Council for Child Welfare. A 1 lb. loaf of bread made from wheat flour, butter185 words
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Article89 1963-04-17 19 IPOH, Apr. 12—Malaya will meet Singapore In the 8t John Ambulance Brigade competition for the Dato Lee Kong Chian Trophy at the 8J A B Hall In Beach Street Singapore, on Bunday The annual competition consists of foot drill, stretcher drill and first aid Singapore won89 words
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Article28 1963-04-17 19 SINGAPORE, April 14.—Fifty children from the Hans Anderson Club will visit the Guides hut In Clemenceau Avenue on Tuesday at BJO pjn. for a tea party.28 words
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134 1963-04-17 19 Kuala lumfur, April 12.—Senator Raul Manglapus of the Philippines today expressed confidence that the differences among the Philippines, Malaya and Indonesia could be settled in talks among the leaders of the three countries. H« told reporters before leaving for Manila: “We have already a134 words
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Page 19 Miscellaneous
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MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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1845 1963-04-17 20 y t jTa.. s ».*•,**-Vcu v-V From Our Market Correspondent JNTEREST in shares showed no slackening right up to the closing of the Malayan Stock Exchange on Thursday for the four day holiday. The amount of business transacted naturally showed some diminution in front1,845 words
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Article63 1963-04-17 20 Current Date of Total Total for payment payment for previous SiStMr May 11 ’T *“L ft"* on| 11,1 so June 4 *48% M% 18% April 29 1 1 Silng" i iiii 4 22 >4 nil nirfiu M t May 31 2s. 6d. 2 s* May 21 Buklt Kepong63 words
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Article17 1963-04-17 20 S-T*- 1 Si X.V 9 rubbers; 1M.94 IHJ4 {^H Dec. 29, 1962 s= 19917 words
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Article913 1963-04-17 20 TTHE table of shares on the 1 Malayan Stock Exchange shows last business to April 5 (A) and last business since that date <B) with H and L standing for Highest md Lowest business for Inst year and this year to date. INDUSTRIALS Ml 11 Atex Bricks913 words
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Article21 1963-04-17 20 RUBBER ,N (per lb) ir0,) Aprtl S. tt cts. 9. 7654 eta IB. 19% cts. > t 11. 76)4 eta. >21 words
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Article51 1963-04-17 20 PENANG, April 14. James Chan, an assist veD the Church of Our La pr to Sorrows here goes on the Church of St. A; r ;ln g Mertajam, tomorrow a parish priest. -r a ther Father Chan will sue left P. Orandvuillemln. w: for France on51 words
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