The Straits Budget, 4 December 1963
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section29 1963-12-04 1 The Straits Budget THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES MALAYSIA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER tEKiES 582. KUALA LUMPUR, DECEMBER 4, 1963. Price 40 cents (Malaval or 1 shilling. KDN 879.29 words
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283 1963-12-04 2 PARENT - PARENT Ranb IT is an unfortunate fact that the results of school examinations in smaller towns are always below the standard in the major towns such as Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh. It disappoints and discourages school pupils. The factor cannot be explained by283 words
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Article88 1963-12-04 2 OTTO BAUMAN - OTTO BAUMAN Singapore MR. Kesselrlng shows either a complete lack of understanding of Mr. Goldwater’s principles or Is deliberately attempting to discredit him because of selfish motives and Interests. Throughout the UB. Mr. Goidwater is considered by the huge middle class group of people the answer to keeping88 words
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Article97 1963-12-04 2 MEMBER - MEMBER Singapore A CORRESPONDENT complains about the student congestion in Ipoh library. This problem also exists In the Singapore National Library. The library is packed with students who seem to be studying and it is almost impossible for a reader to get a seat, specially during the examination season97 words
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305 1963-12-04 2 PERTIRBED - PERTIRBED Singapore JANUARY 1st being New Year’s Day is celebrated by millions throughout the world. Singapore should be no exception. It Is a day for rejoicing and gaiety. It is as important to those who celebrate It a» it Is to305 words
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Article111 1963-12-04 2 K. R - K. R Malacca I THINK It was H.O. Wells 1 who compared Napoleon to a cockerel on a dung hill Instead of using his opport unity and power for the Improvement of Prance and Europe, he thought he could conquer the world He ended111 words
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Article142 1963-12-04 2 FAIR PLAY - FAIR PLAY Kuala Lumpur AM quite in agreement 1 with the right of Government employees to strike for their legitimate claims. But can they all claim they are giving their full worth in time and service to the Government and the public? The unions no doubt support142 words
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Article159 1963-12-04 2 CITIZEN - CITIZEN Kuala Lumpur complaints r that Government departments fail to send a reply, or at times even an acknowledgment, to letters received cannot but undermine the confidence of the public. It would be a great advance if the public could feel that the services they pay for159 words
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Article156 1963-12-04 2 PATIENT - PATIENT Ipoh rpUERE is traffic oon1 gestion in the mail, streets of lpoh because there is not sufficient space for the movement of traffic. Hugh Low Street Is snch an example. Owing to the frequent occurrence daily heavy traffic and of traffic Jams, It156 words
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Article33 1963-12-04 2 INDIGNANT - INDIGNANT Singapore THE public telephone 1 outside Newton Post Office is often out of order It Is very disappointing. Why not give It a thorough repair once and for all?33 words
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Article138 1963-12-04 2 RESIDE - RESIDE** Kiang 48 filthy as ever T'HE other dav a colleague X remarked mat Klang town was awfully dirty. Too true. The place is filthy. 1 took my friends to the busy mee stalls one night. The rain had Just stopped. Tie paths along the stalls were muddy138 words
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Article104 1963-12-04 2 g chER LOW SK;.t L - g chER LOW SK;.t L", Post il services P uncnl Singapore V REFER to the ette f 1 from “Mall fan ,s Nov. 15) about the .ate W livery of mall from Kiwnw Road Post Office 1 might pernaps explain that It was transfer the deliv- y c104 words
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Article478 1963-12-04 3 —Straits Times, Nov. 25 Ifj nil Dr. Lim Swee Aim’s of a Malaysian export K' n :,es the unpleasant fact K klt Malaysia is spending more Ubn'ad than she is earning. |E in ,t last year we have been jHjjp} into savings for dev■lopmmt purposes. Up to a—Straits Times, Nov. 25 - 478 words
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Article127 1963-12-04 3 —Straits Times. Nov. 25 Government clerks belonging to unions affiliated to Cuepacs have formed an “action committee" and are threatening to go on strike. The Government is probably not unduly worried, for only 5,000 of its 18,000 cleiical employees are union members and of these a section belongs—Straits Times. Nov. 25 - 127 words
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Article288 1963-12-04 3 Straits Times. Nov. 26 Preliminary revision of the Malayan electoral roll is complete, and speculation on the timing of a general election will accordingly increase. It remains for the Election Commission to present the registers for the scrutiny of the political parties and the public, to deal withStraits Times. Nov. 26 - 288 words
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Article692 1963-12-04 3 —Straits Times. Nov. 27 Malaysia’s Borneo border with Indonesia will be danger ridden for as long as confrontation lasts. A pattern of incident and threat has been estab- j lished which will be wearing on Malaysian nerves, and hard on the livelihood of villagers in Sarawak and—Straits Times. Nov. 27 - 692 words
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Article276 1963-12-04 3 Straits Times, Nov 27 Malaysia and Indonesian confrontation have markedly changed the pattern of development spending originally outlined for this year, and have altered out of all recognition the investment targets of 1964 and 1965 —the two final years of the Malayan Five Year Plan. The big newStraits Times, Nov 27 - 276 words
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Article626 1963-12-04 3 —Straits Times. Nov. 28 Official recognition of Azahari and his colleagues as the “government” of Brunei and the Borneo States of Malaysia may be the next Indonesian move in the “confrontation” gamble. Much will depend on the international reaction to a hint which appears to have been—Straits Times. Nov. 28 - 626 words
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Article349 1963-12-04 4 —Straits Times, Nov. 28 Mr. Tan Siew Sin’s announcement that the Government has set aside $10 million to help civil servants buy their own homes has failed to placate the unions. While the offer of low-interest, easy-payment loans has been welcomed, the civil servants want more. Yesterday’s protest—Straits Times, Nov. 28 - 349 words
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Article456 1963-12-04 4 —Straits Times. Nov 29 President Macapagal’s statement in Washington that the Philippines is trying to play peacemaker between Malaysia and Indonesia will cut no ice in this country and must also puzzle the Americans. A peacemaker needs to be uninvolved and impartial. How can the Philippines claim—Straits Times. Nov 29 - 456 words
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Article646 1963-12-04 4 —Straits Times. Nov. 30 The problems which the rupture of trade with Indonesia pose for Singapore lie unpleasantly in the path of progress. They were given full attention by Dr. Goh Keng Swee in his budget speech in the State Legislative Assembly. He did not minimise—Straits Times. Nov. 30 - 646 words
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Article340 1963-12-04 4 Today’s Australian general election has more than usual interest for Malaysia. Policy on defence assistance for this country is a major issue. Both the Liberal-Country coalition led by Sir Robert Menzies and Mr. Arthur Calwell's Labour Opposition agree that Australia should come to Malaysia’s aid in the event340 words
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Article218 1963-12-04 4 —Straits Times. Nov.JO__ It must be presumed that 3 determined attempt is being made to avert the Singapore postal strike. But t\v 0 days before the deadline, neither the Amalgamated Unun of Public Employees nor the Ministry has informed the public hew negotiations are progressing or even whether—Straits Times. Nov.JO__ - 218 words
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Article68 1963-12-04 4 r,H5ERVFH - r,H 5 ERVFH Singapore IT Is high time 1 complained bein? Chinese progr. i 5 A!t ft put by TV Sing tl' re the People’ has bj 1 tn lhat televised, siicce.- >• j s Television 8:RjW running out o{ ‘/.‘dying Other films whK ot b e of68 words
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260 1963-12-04 5 SINGAPORE, Nov. 27. 5 —No new case of cholera was reported here today, a statement from the Health Ministry said free inoculations continued at all the 31 Government centres today. T> date over 117.000 people have been inoculated. I co-operation with260 words
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Article39 1963-12-04 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 27 Mure than dot) construction ikers employed oy Hume In;tries and Gammon iM) Ltd. formed a trade union. Known as the Construction alters Union, it is open to all ’.ruction workers in Malaya39 words
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Article, Illustration935 1963-12-04 5 WE ACHIEVED AT THE U.N. WHAT WE WERE ANXIOUS TO ACHIEVE’ ‘We would not play into hands of Indonesia’ KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 28. jyjALA\ SIA z Permanent U.N. Representative, Mr. R. Ramani, said here tonight that it was an over-simplification of the problem to suggest that935 words
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Article49 1963-12-04 5 IPOH, Nov. 27—A schoolgirl Yoong Souk Ha. 17. was rushed unconscious to the General Hospital here suspected of having taken sleeping tablets yesterday evening. She was still unconscious today. Yoong was found by her aunt in their Simpang Pulai home here after they had a quarrel.49 words
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294 1963-12-04 5 KUALA LUMPUR. **Nov. 27. —The president of the Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services, Mr. V. E. Jesudoss, said today that Tengku Abdul Rahman should be “more ashamed’’ of the official side of the Whitley Council and294 words
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Article174 1963-12-04 5 SINGAPORE, Nov. 27.Senior Postal and Tele communications ollicials here were finalising eme r g ency plans today to meet the threatened strike by 1,000 workers in the two departments. A spokesman for the Postal Department said that the strike. If it materialised would not a174 words
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Advertisement94 1963-12-04 5 Hong Kong &'Far East BUILDER Established 1936 A Bi-Monthly periodical of Building of Real Estate Activities in Hong Kong and the Far East. CONTAINS full accounts, plans, perspectives and photographs of new and projected constructions «n Hong Kong and other parts An indispensable source of information for oil concerned in94 words
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Article, Illustration28 1963-12-04 6 Straits Times picture.Straits Times picture. - 28 words
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Article67 1963-12-04 6 KLANG. Nov. 24—" PT 109,” the Hollywood film depicting the late President Kennedy’s wartime role as the heroic commander of a naval patrol craft, began showing at the Lido Theatre here yesterday. A minute’s silence is being observed before the start of each67 words
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Article34 1963-12-04 6 MALACCA. Nov. 29—Cue Hapsah bintr Mat, Consort of the Sultan of Pahang, will crown the winner of a "Miss Malaysia" contest at a gala dance at the Town Hall nere tomorrow night.34 words
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490 1963-12-04 6 RAUB. November 24. rpHE Assistant Minister of Interior, Mr. Cheah Thiam Swee, said here today that the Malaysian Government would not succumb to Indonesia's attempts to bring Communist infiltration into this country. It was the Government’s policy to defend the nation from any490 words
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Article71 1963-12-04 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 24 The Technical College here will be holding its, graduation ceremonv at 4 p.m on Dec. 7. Ihe Minister oi Education. Hail Abdul Hamid Khan, will be presenting the diplomas I he public is invited to visit the college laboratories, workshops and71 words
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416 1963-12-04 6 SINGAPORE, November 2i 'J'IIE Singapore Government is to intensity the struggle against Communism be setting up "grass root committees" throughout the state "to tell the people the truth." The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. who announced this at416 words
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Article262 1963-12-04 6 Geoffrey Geldard - From Geoffrey Geldard INCHING. Xov. 28Armed Indonesian terrorists have landed on the coasts of Sarawak. The Government I:if:rm.atton Officer. Mr A. R.G Morrison toid a meeting oi the Third Divisi nai Adv;>::y Council today that earlier this month a band of armed Indonesians had made262 words
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301 1963-12-04 7 THIS TIME. WE REALLY MEAN BUSINESS' I ll ALA LUMPUR, I Nov. 24. GovernI ment clerical unions I aililiated to the ConI gress of Unions of Employees in the PubII lie and Civil Services decided today to issue I strike ballots to their301 words
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203 1963-12-04 7 I/UALA LUMPUR. Nov. v 24.—A Socialist Front M.P., Mr. V. David, has been dropped from the team of Malayan Trades Union Congress officials to visit Singapore for an on-the-spot i n v e st i g ation of the trade union situation203 words
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Article80 1963-12-04 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Nov. 25 The Johore Religious Allairs Department has banned a book written by an Indonesian religious leader on t he grounds that tt contains religion." rulings contradictory to those practised by Muslims In Malaysia The book, entitled 'Questions and Answers on Islam by Hassan Bandung,80 words
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Article118 1963-12-04 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 24—The ».1a Permalsurl Agong paid a Mortal visit today to view the ex- bltion of paintings by Mr. f, huah Thean Tene at the British ouncil Centre. The exhibition is r Arts Council of Malaya presentation. Her Majesty was received at the f,)118 words
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225 1963-12-04 7 SINGAPORE, Nov. 25. The first jungle survival course ever to be held for women by the Royal Air Force almost ended in disaster over the weekend. Flying Officer Yvonne Neale. a 27-year-old physical training instructor at Changi. was injured by the branch of225 words
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224 1963-12-04 7 KUALA LUMPUR, November 25. TRIBUTE was paid today to Malaysian industry and commerce for recognising the importance of management training in increasing the efficiency of national productivity and the economy. The bouquet came from Mr. S. A. Abishegam, director of the224 words
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304 1963-12-04 7 'PAIPING, Nov. 24. A Mr. S. Sabaratnam, a leader of the United Front which controls the Taiping Town Council, suggested today that the Interest of Dr. Lim Swee Aun, the Minister of Cornmere and Industry in bringing industries to Taiping “may be304 words
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Article98 1963-12-04 7 PARIT BUNTAR, November 24. DEMOCRACY call only be preached and practised in an educated country, Inche Mohamed Ghazali bin Jawi, the Assistant Minister for Rural Development, said yesterday. "Your duty, therefore.” he told 300 adult education teachers attending a civics course, ‘is to help educate our98 words
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Article46 1963-12-04 7 SINGAPORE. Nov 25—A 40-veur-old businessman, Khor Km Yung, was found dead In a lane behind Aoblnson's In Raffles Square eurly today He hud a fractured skull and Is believed to have fallen from an adjoining building No foul pl»v n suspected46 words
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Article328 1963-12-04 8 KUALA LUMPUR. November 25. \JR V. DAVID, a Socialist Front M.P. and general secretary of the Transport Workers* Union, said today that the Malayan Trades Union Congress did not have the “guts** to stick by its decisions. Mr. David was to have been328 words
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Article64 1963-12-04 8 SINGAPORE Nov. 24 —Representatives from Singapore and Malaya were among tho.'p from many countries who attended the memorial service held at the Wesley Church in Fort Canning here this afternoon for the late President J. F. Kennedy. The other representatives Included those from the Netherlands, Japan. Germany,64 words
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Article, Illustration513 1963-12-04 8 LIM BENG TEE - by LIM BENG TEE Singapore. Nov. 24 TIIL Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, was 1 slightly hurt by exploding crackers during his tour of Kampong Kembangan constituency today to mark the beginning of his second round of visits to the 51 electoral513 words
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Article109 1963-12-04 8 KUAT LUMPUR. Nov. 25 Normal train servlets between here and Singapore were resumed today. Tite services had been interrupted since 1.40 a m yesterday following the derailment of a goods train. 01 miles south Of Seremban, which pulled up a half-mile section of the109 words
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294 1963-12-04 8 K u :'m La No,. I niorial servkv “for T I k- te P i' esicient John f I Kennedy was held the Wesley I Church here this ewt I More than loo n eo n.. I mostly from the Peace I and294 words
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Article262 1963-12-04 8 SINGAPORE. November 'THE University of Singapore Students lr io: t0 day abandoned a plan to hold 11 c’einonstration tomorrow morning at the r front of the City Hall when it failed to f a j. ermit. The demon.-t ration was to have been staged in conjunction262 words
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307 1963-12-04 9 D r Lim replies to a charge by the United Front KUALA LUMPUR, November 25. THE Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. 1 Lim Swee Aun, said today that the Central Government would not discriminate against any town council controlled by opposition parties. He307 words
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114 1963-12-04 9 MALACCA, Nov. 25. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan siew Sin. arrived here during the weekend to visit his constituents in Malacca Central. he visited Bachang. Krubong and Ayer Salak. Today he went to Sungei t’ lang. Bukit Beruang and Buklt Pn-tu. At114 words
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173 1963-12-04 9 Kuala lumpur, Nov. 25—The Government has allocated a further 529 million for rubber replanting schemes next year. Ot this sum, $l5 million will be the first contribution to scheme No 2—a $2OO million grant approved earlier in the year to heip the rubber industry173 words
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85 1963-12-04 9 SINGAPORE. Nov. 25.—The first Mahvsian conference ot represenutives of tourist agencies and tourist promotion officials, sch dulrd to be held in Singapore this week, has been postponed to eailv nC Mr y ß ir 'H. Melwani, chairman of the Singapore Tourist Association. XIT.KnM.rInK the85 words
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Article, Illustration110 1963-12-04 9 \I1SS Rugayah Mohamet! Ali (above) has joined BOAC as passenger relations officer in Singapore. With another newcomer, Miss Rose Yeap. and Miss Rosalind Wong, who has been BO AC’s only passenger relations offieer in Singapore for the past 18 months, they will be giving110 words
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178 1963-12-04 9 MALACCA, November 26. VfORE than 600 labourers from two divisions of the Kemuning Estate at Tebong, 27 miles from here, went on strike on Nov. 24 in sympathy with 133 labourers of the Kru division of the estate who stopped work on Nov. 18178 words
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75 1963-12-04 9 MUAR. Nov. 25.—The Assistant District Officer, Inche All bln Abu Bakar, yesterday presented certificates to 36 candidates who had passed their six-month truinlng course on rubber replanting and research at Tanjong Guding, five miles from here Inche All urged the candidates to use their knowledge of75 words
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133 1963-12-04 9 Kuala lumpur. Nov. 25. The Government sponsored $5 million pineapple cannery at Pekan Nanas, near Johore Bahru, will be completed in May next year. Work on the project started last month. The Government last year allocated $2.5 million In Its development estimates for the project133 words
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300 1963-12-04 9 ROME, Nov. 26 THE entire educational system in Malaysia will have to be re-orientated towards a scientific and technological bias, the deputy permanent secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Mr. Lew Sip Hon. said here yesterday. As leader of the300 words
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Article25 1963-12-04 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov 26 The Shaw Brothers Organi-sati >n <** Icbrated its 35th anniversary uith u dinner at the Uukit Biutung Bark here tonight.25 words
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295 1963-12-04 10 SCORES WILL TAKE DAY OFF KUALA LUMPUR, November 26. (JIVIL servants here are all set to picket the Treasury and Federal House tomorrow morning over the long delay in settling claims at the National Whitley Council level. Mr. V. E. Jesudoss, president of295 words
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Article, Illustration137 1963-12-04 10 KUALA LUMPUR. November 26. TWO Malaysian executives of Shell Company have been appointed to higher positions. They are Mr. Stephen Sim See Loy. 34. who becomes personnel manager in Kuala Lumpur and Wan Makhzan bin Ahmad. 36. who will be personnel and public137 words
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144 1963-12-04 10 White man’ s Merdeka —by an ex-Minister IPOH, Nov. 26.—The former Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. wt is now leader of the National Convention Party last night mounted a People* Progressive Party platform to address an election rally here. Inche Aziz said that “the Merdeka144 words
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Article44 1963-12-04 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 26. Geography students of the University of Malaya are to conduct a socio-economic survey in Petaline Jaya as part of their practical training The survey is expected to reveal information on population growth, family size and occupations44 words
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Article126 1963-12-04 10 -Reuter Kuching, now 26 Five representatives of the parents of nolnical detainees in Kuching, accompanied by the chairman of the Sarawak United Peoples’ Party. Mr Ong Kee Hui. and the secre-tary-general. Mr Stephen Yong. this morning had an hour-long meeting with the Chief Minister. Mr-Reuter - 126 words
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Article77 1963-12-04 10 SINGAPORE. Nov. 26. Inche S O.A Alsagoff has been re-elected chairman of the Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce. Other officials are: Raia Mohamod Yuxof bin Ahmad Alhaj. deputy chairman; Huji Mohamod Khan hon treasurer < re-elected >. Sved Alwee AlkafT. hon secretary < re-electf d>: Inche77 words
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Article, Illustration526 1963-12-04 10 SINGAPORE, November 2(5 i r pHE Admiralty today emphatically denied a Singapore Naval Base Labour Union allegation that officials had burned “vital dor- merits'* of the union intended as High Court exhibits and damaged property in the union pre- raises. They also dismissed as526 words
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Article61 1963-12-04 10 Thf SINGAPOR. N v. YS Smgipore Printing r cht Union held a dinner P for its president. Mr D krishnan. in honour Jt selected on a study .intend a seminar at lion.oa. He will deliver a paper w nomics at the conten net-, expected to last61 words
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Article63 1963-12-04 10 SINGAPORE No\ esi Hap Hin has been e eite gr0 dent of the Internationa pa therhood Magicians pore. Tan Other officials J re j t Mr Choon Tee. vtce-preskie. Te0 Tan Bah Chee. secreta*. Messrs Kok Chal. treasurei. a- K e Mic Ng Bo Oen. Khoo63 words
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288 1963-12-04 11 tun yusof to speak on GOVFS POLICY for next year SINGAPORE, Nov. 25. —The Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng S'A'ee, will present in the Legislative Assembly on Nov. 28 the first Budget—expected to be a standstill one—since Singapore joined Malaysia. Dr Goh will Introduce288 words
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Article, Illustration59 1963-12-04 11 MR. FOO YEOW TAT. of the City Council Information Bureau, helps his bride, the former Miss Annie Chee Guat Liew, to cut their wedding cake at a reception in the Long Say Building in Penang following their wedding at the Registry of Civil MarriagesMarriages on Nov. 24.—Straits Times picture. - 59 words
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Article55 1963-12-04 11 PENANG, Nov. 26. A 10-year-"ld victim of a motor accident. Mansor Eladi. died in the Penang General Hospital early this morning. Mansor was reported to have een knocked down by a car at Weld Quay yesterday. He was lushed to the hospital with head injuries and55 words
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Article47 1963-12-04 11 CHITRAL DUE IN S’ PORE SING APORE, Nov. 26.—The P and O Orient Lines luxury liner Chitral will arrive here on Dec. 12 with about 350 passengers. The Chitral. which left Southampton last week, is on her way to Japan. She will return by the same route.47 words
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Article, Illustration297 1963-12-04 11 The toothache that costs $250, 000 a year CHEAPER-CURE PLAN FOR THE ABORIGINES KUALA LUMPUR, Novepiber 26. JIIE expensive (more than $250,000 a year) practice of flying aborigines with toothache from their jungle homes to hospitals is to be stopped next year. Instead, a mobile dental clinic will be sent297 words
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221 1963-12-04 11 PENANG. Nov. 27 THE deputy president of Penang Umno, Inche Aziz Ibrahim, said last night the Alliance •’must win” both the State and the parliamentary elections next year. “We cannot afTord to allow irresponsible and mischievous leaders to take over the government,” he told221 words
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156 1963-12-04 11 Kuala lumpur, Nov. 20.- The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will inaugurate the first phase of Television Malaysia on Dec. 28. Tiie Assistant Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Datu Mohamed Ismail bin Mohamed Yusof, announcing tills tod.'iy. said the initial service would cover156 words
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Article25 1963-12-04 11 I’ENANO. Nov. 2*: Tie* fh"'*'rasta M;ilny Sc hoi l '>vsil hold ms Parents’ Day and annual art and cruft exhibition tills Dec 125 words
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403 1963-12-04 12 KUCHING. Tues. THE Sarawak Medical Department has been 1 disappointed at the difficulties in persuading local doctors to join the department, the acting Director of Medical Services, Dr. R. Dickie, said today. He was commenting on criticisms on the department which appeared in a403 words
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Article116 1963-12-04 12 KUALA LUMPUR, November 26. 'PHE National Union of Hotel, Bar and Restaurant 1 Workers today distributed strike ballot papers to its members seeking powers for industrial action at the Cameron Highlands Hotel —a subsidiary of Hotel Merlin Ltd. The union has given the management until116 words
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78 1963-12-04 12 ALOR STAR, Nov. 26 —A restricted resident. Teow Cheow Choi. 18. was today sentenced to two years jail for failing to comply with an order by the Minister of the Interior to remain indoors at night. senior Inspector P. Arunasalam prosecuting, told the Sessions78 words
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Article, Illustration279 1963-12-04 12 Kuala lumpur, Nov. 26. Three charming tourists today described the Malaysian capital as “a real cool town.” They are Miss Barbara Coleman. 22, an arts graduate from Massachusetts; Miss Wendy Joan Taylor, 21, a stenographer from Sydney; and Miss Elsa Glickman.279 words
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Article29 1963-12-04 12 IPOH, Nov. 26.—A public memorial service for the late Presllent Kennedy will be held in the Wesley Methodist Church here at 6 p.m. on Nov. 28.29 words
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Article30 1963-12-04 12 BATU PAHAT. Nov. 26—Free anti-cholera inoculation will be given by the Health Centre here for a month to those who have not yet been Injected against the disease30 words
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161 1963-12-04 12 ITU ALA LUMPUR. Nov. 26. More than 400 delegates and observers from all over Malaysia will attend the twicepostponed Malaysia education conference to be held here from Dec. 19 to 23. Among the observers invited to the conference are sorm trom Thailand. South Vietnam. India.161 words
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Article, Illustration386 1963-12-04 12 KUALA LUMPUR, November 26. SHORTAGE of labour was the most urgent problem facing development in Sarawak Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ya'acub. Assistant Minister of Rural Development, said today. Both skilled and unskilled workers were needed immediately so that development projects cou d begin386 words
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261 1963-12-04 13 FELIX ABISHEGANADEN - By FELIX ABISHEGANADEN: Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 25 r iIL Central Government w ill foot a bill of more than i>72o million under its first Malaysian development estimates, to be presented to the Dewan Ka’ayat,261 words
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165 1963-12-04 13 SINGAPORE, Nov. 28. G A 20-member group Formosan industrialists today submittal a draft proposal to the Economic Development Board for setting .ip of a number of industries in Singapore in conjunction with local capital. The leader of the group. Lee Ah-mu, said that the165 words
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300 1963-12-04 13 1/UALA LUMPUR. Nov. IV 2G. Crown Princess Margrethe, the 23-year-old heir to the Danish throne, will be given a rod carpet welcome on Xov. 28 at the airport here. She is due to tly In at 1.23 m from Bangkok and will e received300 words
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360 1963-12-04 13 at siungei Be.ii a.ll have extcna.ons costing $2 i million and on ihe camp iiseli a lurther $2.7 mdlion will be spent. Accommodation ior t*ouith Brigade dulls vv. t cost S2.i> uninon ano me lu.p.ng cantonaienl am need 51.4 million Anotiier360 words
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Article44 1963-12-04 13 SINGAPORE, Nov. 27. The University of Singapore was back to normal today following the Students Union’s one-day boycott of classes yesterday in protest against v-hat it described as '’lnfringement of university autonomy and academic freedom by the Singapore and Central Governments."44 words
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Article207 1963-12-04 13 Kuala lumpur, Nov. 26. Defence expenditure for the remaining two years of the second Five-Year Plan is being increased more than five times as a result of the formation of Malaysia and of Indonesia s confrontation policy. According to the first Malaysian development estimates to207 words
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119 1963-12-04 13 I/UALA LUMPUR, Nov. 26. —Two lecturers in mathematics are leaving the University oi Malaya. They are Mr T. 11. R. Skyrme, acting head of the Department of Mathematics, and Mr. M. Idaikkadar. Mr. Skyrme ha.s been ap pointed to the chair of Mathematical Physics at119 words
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230 1963-12-04 13 I/UALA LUMPUR, Nov. 1V 26. Sir Arthur Tange, secretary of the Australian Department of External Affairs, today described the Biiut Valley land settlement scheme as a “show piece” of rural development in South-East Asia. Sir Arthur, who u*lt neu today lor Singapore,230 words
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94 1963-12-04 13 JESSELTON. Nov. 25 Mi J II Dusing Patel, all administrative officer from .1 esse 1 ton, hus left for Hilo, Hawaii, to give a series of lectures at the University of Hawaii to a ({roup of United states Peace Corps volunteers who will94 words
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Article48 1963-12-04 13 II»OH. Nov. 2C. A lor. itten Lee Hoi Hong V2 died live hour* after h road accident In l.ah.tt Hoad here yesteidav afernoon He was vtnndl.’.tt near Ills !<iiry when he was knocked down bv cur. He was rushed to hospital where he died48 words
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Article, Illustration971 1963-12-04 14 PENANG, November 27. THE Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, 1 assured the State Legislative Assembly today that Penang's financial position would ‘‘continue to be sound and strong in 1964.'* In moving that the Penang State Supply (1964) Bill be taken through all stages. Dato Wong971 words
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Article, Illustration318 1963-12-04 14 SINGAPORE, Nov. 27 —Sabah's Chief Minister, Mr. Donald Stephens, said here today that as far as he was concerned the case of the Manila claim to North Borneo was now “closed.” He dismissed the Philippine proposal to take the claim318 words
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289 1963-12-04 14 PENANG Nov. 27 THE State Government has not shelved plans, or 1 abandoned its decision, to acquire land for a university college, the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. said today. Factors “beyond the control of the State" in the setting up of this college,289 words
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Article82 1963-12-04 14 MUAR. Njv. 27.—The Mt r.tri Besar. Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, will open six community halls, three midwife clinics and a new road next month. Between Dec 8 and 10 Dato Haji Ha«san will open the immunity hails at Kampong Tengah Sungei Tcrap, Pant Zin Bakri,82 words
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Article54 1963-12-04 14 SINGAPORE. Nov. 27. The principal of Ngee Ann College. Prof Liu Yin Soon, left Singapore yesterday for a week’s tour of the mainland to survey the needs of the students there for admission to the college She will meet secondary school principals and arrange for setting54 words
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184 1963-12-04 14 SINGAPORE. Nov. 25 —The Rev. Preston L. Peach, SO. forme: head of Methodist schools here and in Malaya, will pay a three-month visit to mission’s schools and churches in Malaysia beginning next month. Rev. Peach, who was a.' Education Secretary Methodist school.- in Singapore184 words
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Article646 1963-12-04 15 Honour that pact first, Tengku tells Philippines ‘SAVE THEIR FACE? WE HAVE OUR OWN FACE TO SAVE...’ KUALA LUMPUR. November 27 THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today that the Philippines should not use irrelevant “bargaining points" to resolve the Malaysia issue but should honour the Manila646 words
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Article183 1963-12-04 15 SINGAPORE, Nov. 26. The German academic exchange service is ottering scholarships to Malaysian citizens to study at universities and technical universities in West Germany. The scholarships will cover the period from Oct. 1, next year, to Sept. 30 1965. and will comprise a monthly allowance183 words
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Article66 1963-12-04 15 PENANG. Nov. 27—A woman, O. Rajamany, §5. was yesterday fined $175 or six weeks* jail for attempting to re-sell 27 cinema tickets for a late show at the Royal Theatre on Monday night. Raiamany the prosecution stated was arrested by a policeman at about 866 words
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Article32 1963-12-04 15 RAUB. Nov. 26.—The Methadist Girls' School here will hold its annual food and fun fair at the school premises on Nov. 30 in aid of the school’s building fund.32 words
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Article455 1963-12-04 15 SEREMBAN, Nov. 28. development works, including the opening up of more land for the people, water schemes and rural projects will be undertaken by the Negri Sembilan Government, the Yang di-Pertuan Besar said here today. Addressing the Budget meeting of the Legislative Assembly, he455 words
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Article79 1963-12-04 15 SINGAPORE, Nov. 28 The Singapore Government has decided to shorten the name of the Ministry of Home Affairs and Social Welfare to the Ministry of Social Aifairs A Government statement aaid that Inche Othman Wok will henceforth be known as Minister for Social Affairs. With the79 words
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267 1963-12-04 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 28. thousand hospital employees throughout Malaya have threatened to take industrial action over pay claims. The president of the Government Medical and Health Employees National Trade Union. Mr. S. Manickam, said today: “If no satisfactory reply is leceived from the Government by Dec.267 words
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121 1963-12-04 16 Kuala lumpur. Nov. 28—The Malaysia Peoples’ Solidarity Committee today regretted that the Japanese and Australian Governments had not replied to letters asking both the countries to stop giving assistance to Indonesia. The secretary of the committee Inche Osman Arof. said: ”It Ls now121 words
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120 1963-12-04 16 SUNGEI PATANI, Nov. 26. The Bishop of Penang, Mcnsignor Francis Chan, at present attending the Ecumenical Council in Rome, will be returning in mid-December. Together with Bishop Vendargon of Kuala Lumpur, he is due to attend the tercentenary celebrations of the French foreign missions120 words
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Article48 1963-12-04 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 28 A Rill to simplify procedure tor insurance companies to start operations has been sent to the House of Representatives Named the Insurance (Amendment) Act 1963. it will come Into force on Jan. 1. 1964. It will apply only to Malaya48 words
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Article794 1963-12-04 16 90-MINUTE DISCUSSION ON UNIVERSITY AUTONOMY AND ACADEMIC FREEDOM SINGAPORE, November 26. READERS ot the University of Singapore Students* Union today met the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to discuss issues of university autonomy and academic freedom. The 90-minute meeting was in conjunction with their one-day boycott794 words
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Article79 1963-12-04 16 SINGAPORE, Nov. 26—Two men died in separate road accidents here yesterday. A cyclist. Sapari bln Omar was travelling along Serangoon Road at about 9 a.m. when he was involved in a collision with a goods van Sapari. of St Georges Road, died in hospital three79 words
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Article1105 1963-12-04 17 Out of unions and politics for good KUALA LUMPUR, November 28 THREE Singapore political detainees picked up in the big swoop code-named “Operation Cold Store” last February were released today by the Central Government. They are: S. WOODHULL, former vice-chairman of the Barisan Sosialis. J. J. PUTHUCHEARY, who1,105 words
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Article, Illustration290 1963-12-04 17 KUALA LUMPUR, November 28 THE Government today released the two Pan--1 Malayan Islamic Party religious leaders—* Haji Mohamed Noor bin Haji Abdullah, 37, and Haii Daud bin Osman, 43, both of Pasir Mas—who were detained nine days ago under the In- ternal Security Act. A290 words
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Article36 1963-12-04 17 SINGAPORE, Nov. 28 —Police screened 481 people in anti-secret society raids during the past 24 hours Fliteen were detained -tour under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance and 11 under the Societies Ordinance.36 words
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Article280 1963-12-04 17 IPOH, Nov. 28 A TIN MINER, Chee A Hoi Voon, was today acquitted by the magistrate's court here on a charge of wilfully inserting false particulars on four separate schedules purporting to be an authority for sale of tin ore. Chee defended by Mr Fred280 words
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149 1963-12-04 17 A LOR STAR, Nov. 28. The Kedah Government will spend over $l2 million on development projects next year. This was approved by the State Assembly at its budget meeting last night. The biggest allocation, $5 million, is to build kainpong roads and bridges.149 words
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Article51 1963-12-04 17 PENANG. Nov 28—Senior AlrcratUsman J. A L) liuchun ol Ihe KA P Butterworth was yesterday awarded a gold medal by ttie Penang Blood Transfusion Association on the eve ol ins return to Scotland. SAC Buchan has donated 15 pinLs of blood to the Penang Blood51 words
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Article53 1963-12-04 17 JOHORE BAHRU. Nov 28 Ihe Jotiore Bahru branch Ol lII® National Union of roarhers will hold lUs annual meeting on Nov 30 at 9 a m at the Secondary A social ami dance will oe m id in the Civil Services Club at 8 o m on53 words
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Article39 1963-12-04 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov 28 Four lawyers- Messrs W Satciilthanandhan. Arurnug.im IVvcrajah, Jagilt Singh GUI and Gurdial Bakan Singh, were ’od.iv admitted to the Fed’i iMoti Bar n V Mr Justice Sved Shell Barakbah the Chief Justice39 words
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228 1963-12-04 18 SINGAPORE, November 28. THE vice-chairman of Nanyang University L Council, Mr. Lau Geok Swee, who came here from Penang 10 days ago in anticipation of resumed talks with the Government on the future of the university, tonight Hew home without any talks being held.228 words
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Article98 1963-12-04 18 OENANG. Nov. 89—The ang EAD RA RF RR OD Chairman of the Penang Port Commission, Dato Laksmana Haji Mohamed Razalli will leave for Germany on Sunday to sign the agreement for a $l5 million loan for the partial financing of the proposed deep-water wharves98 words
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Article59 1963-12-04 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 29—The PMi£* conn ouea State Government of Kelantan has been “very cooperative"’ in preparing for registration for national service, the Controller for Manpower. Mr S. Kumar, said today, before he flew to Penang to make final arrangements for registration there Arrangements had been made59 words
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Article208 1963-12-04 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 28. I'HE Depuuty Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, told 70 women adult education teachers here today that it was their duty to spread the knowledge they had acquired to kampong people when they went back to their respective states. Speaking at a208 words
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80 1963-12-04 18 SINGAPORE, Nov. 28.—The Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union today appealed to the State Advocate-General to begin proceedings against 15 employers for allegedly contravening the Industrial Ordinance. The union, in a letter, offered "every assistance” to start legal prociedings against the employers following complaints80 words
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Article48 1963-12-04 18 IPOH. Nov. 28—Inche Moharnod Fajar All bin Hassan (PMIP Pasir Puteht is to move a no-confidence motion against the State Government at its budget meeting here tomorrow “for its failure to implement the Assembly's resolution banning liquor and ballroom dancing at official functions in the State.”48 words
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126 1963-12-04 18 SINGAPORE, Nov. 28 About 40 distinguished political scientists and sociologists from all over he world will meet in Singapore next month for a Unesco-spon-sored symposium on leadership and Authority in Asia.” The symposium, to be held at the University of Singapore, will b e opened126 words
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Article227 1963-12-04 18 ITUALA LUMPUR, V Nov. 28. The Gentral Government today gazetted the various centres in the Federation where citizens in the 21-28 age group can register for national service beginning on Dec. 9. SELANGOR: Former Police Post. Banting; Civil Defence Headquarters, Harper Street, Klang; Territoiial Army Office.227 words
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994 1963-12-04 19 U V VLA JUIUXVirUK, Nov. IV J 7 —Six I In .Stable, wl > came into racing wi/i two New Zealand i:: jrtations, have certaiiily struck It rich. Raet One CL. ft. DIV. I—ft^F pil .stable's 0) WINDY WILLIES 8994 words
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Article885 1963-12-04 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. I.—Tanah Ayer Ku, an emergency acceptor who got a chance to run when Korovou was scratched, sprang a $194 surprise when he won the Cl. 4, Div. 1,9 f trophy race here today. IMI One CL. ft, DIV. «—«F. B- iiiiog Stable's (1)885 words
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Miscellaneous61 1963-12-04 19 BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: ($113,946) 1ST No. *****4 ($39,885) 2ND No. *****6 ($11,394) 3RD No. *****5 ($5,697) STARTERS ($813 •aeh): No*. *****5; *****3; *****2; *****7; *****0; *****8; *****5. BI6 SWEEP TOTAL POOL $129,692 1st No. *****1 $45,392 2nd No *****0 $12,969 3rd No *****3 6,484 STARTERS ($540 each): Nos. *****661 words
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