The Straits Budget, 21 October 1964
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section37 1964-10-21 1 The Straits Budget THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES MALAYA'S NATIONAL NIWSPAPt* KUALA LUMPUR, OCTOBER 21, 1964. REGISTERED AT THE Q.P.O. U.K. AS A NEWSPAPER Price 40 Cents (Malaya) or 1 Shilling. KDN 691. SERIES 627.37 words
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Article, Illustration273 1964-10-21 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 16. THE Minister of Home Affairs, Da to (Dr.) Ismail bin Da to Abdul Rahman, warned the Barisan Sosialis today that there was “a limit” to the Government’s patience. He told the House of Representatives that up till now273 words
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Article75 1964-10-21 2 pONTIAN KECHIL, Oct. 16. —Malavsian security forces today captured several more of the remnants of the Indonesian guerillas who inflitrated into the Pontian area on Aug. 17. A large quantity of arms and ammunition wpre recovered. Meanwhile, the 21-hour curfew Imposed last week on several pineapple estates75 words
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Article48 1964-10-21 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 16—Mr. Choc Yew Leong, 25, an engineer at the Shell Port Dickson refinery, recently left for a ninemonth training course at the Shell Haven refinery in Britain. An honours graduate in mechanical engineering of Sydney University. Mr. Choo loin*' Shell in 1962.48 words
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Article38 1964-10-21 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 16. The Menteri Besar of Selangor, Dato Harun bln Haji Idris, will open the Muslim Chinese library at Jalan 52/18 near Jalan Yong Shook Lin. Petaling Jaya at 5 p.m on Oct. 18.38 words
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187 1964-10-21 2 SINGAPORE, Oct. 16— The Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, today stressed that political to the growth aro education was essential development of the democratic systtem. At a ceremony, at which ne declared open the Tangdn Integrated Secondary .technical School, Mr. Ong187 words
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243 1964-10-21 2 KUALA LUMPUR, October. 16. THE People’s Progressive Party leader, Mr. A D. R. Seenivasagam, told the House of Representatives today that several members of the Judiciary strongly objected to remarks made last night by the Minister of Home Affairs, Da to (Dr.) Ismail bin243 words
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76 1964-10-21 2 SINGAPORE. Oct. 16. The Minister for Finahce, Dr. Ooh Keng Swee. will officiate at the inauguration ceremony of the Singapore Cotton Products Manufacturers’ Association at the new Chinese Chamber of Commerce building in Hill Street at 6 p.m on Oct. 18. Dr Goh will declare open76 words
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226 1964-10-21 2 SINGAPORE, Oct. 16. jyJALAYSIA has every hope of success in her efforts to industrialise the country despue the Indonesian confrontation and threat of war. This is the view of the 19-man Japanese Government economic mission to South-East Asia now touring Singapore. At an -eve-of-departure226 words
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141 1964-10-21 2 SEHLnnAft, Oct. IG—The Peoples Action Party has agreed not to expand its activities in its brancnes already &>utm aatu ui i»utuya lne secretary General of toe party, Mr. tee Kuan lev, ouciusea tu*s tiuugat to newsmen immediately alter ne nud addressed more titan141 words
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Article78 1964-10-21 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 16 The Minister of Local Government and Housing. Mr Khaw Kai Ban. leaves for Sabah next Monday to hold discussions with State M ,n isters and officials there on local government and civil defence will also visit Barawak He will be accompanied by78 words
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Article26 1964-10-21 2 PENANG. Oct. 16.—The Ct f Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, s address the Chung Ling School at the graduation 1 prire-giving ceremony on Nov.26 words
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Article571 1964-10-21 3 —Straits Times, October 12 2arlv in the Cairo conference of non-aligned nations President Soekarno called for a s uggle against imperialism— yes, a struggle.” Peaceful co-existence, he said, was not possible between developing nations and ‘‘imperialist” forces. Yesterday, however, the conference’s communique declared clearly for co-exist-enoe.—Straits Times, October 12 - 571 words
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Article393 1964-10-21 3 —Straits Times, October 12 In the absence of any statement on the meeting between the International Tin Council and representatives of the American General Services Administration the door is wide open to speculation. So is the price of tin. Perhaps the I.T.C. has asked for an opportunity for—Straits Times, October 12 - 393 words
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Article611 1964-10-21 3 ■—Straits Times, October 13 The probability that the Tengku will presently meet President Macapagal to discuss the Sabah claim, the resumption of diplomatic relations and associated problems is welcome. It would seem essential, however, that there should be a further discussion of these questions at a lower■—Straits Times, October 13 - 611 words
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Article655 1964-10-21 3 —Straits Times. October 14 The Central Government’s attention has again been called to the constant increase in traffic accidents and to the growing death toll of the roads. All the usual steps are being taken. The M.P. who asked whether the Minister of Home Affairs was—Straits Times. October 14 - 655 words
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Article195 1964-10-21 3 Straits Times. October 14 It unfortunate that lack of interest in the Singapore Department of Extra-mural Studies’ first lecture course in Malay has been blamed on public failure to grasp the principle that Malay can be used as a medium of universitv instruction. Of course it can. ButStraits Times. October 14 - 195 words
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Article226 1964-10-21 4 Straits Times. October 15 The circulation in Sarawak of reports that free primary education and universal lower secondary education would be vailable throughout Malaysia from next year was not altogether a matter of innocent misunderstanding. There is reason to believe that the S.U.P.P. leaders wilfully drew thisStraits Times. October 15 - 226 words
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Article682 1964-10-21 4 —Straits Times, October 16 A commission to review civil service salaries was first promised a year ago. The delay in setting it up has been due in part to the inability of the World Bank to supply a chairman. Second thoughts on the scope of the commission’s—Straits Times, October 16 - 682 words
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Article375 1964-10-21 4 —Straits Times, October 16 Too long, because of PMIP inefficiency, has Kelantan languished in a backwater, deprived of the development the Central Government has always been willing to make possible. As a result of the State Government's behaviour, Kelantan has remained untouched by the country’s general progress. Its—Straits Times, October 16 - 375 words
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Article643 1964-10-21 4 —Straits Times. October 17 Whether Mr. Khrushchev bowed out or was thrown out, it would not seem that the changes in Moscow herald crisis or even any considerable variation of Russian policy. The temptation to believe that Mr. Khrushchev’s resignation was involuntary, however, is irresistible. The curt—Straits Times. October 17 - 643 words
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Article202 1964-10-21 4 -Straits Times, October H Penang s campaign tor university college is mounting, with encouragement from. Tengku Abdul Rahman. A comi.ittee has been totrr.ed and is working on a memorandum which it hopes t» submit the Ministerial committee on higher education with;:, a month. The great enthusiasm, which has-Straits Times, October H - 202 words
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Article61 1964-10-21 4 BROCKMAN To Blunbeth and on 4th October at Bungsar v Kuala Lumpur a daughter. LEE, MONICA and Jimmv Raymond on 4/10 64 Thank 1 Assunta Hospital •ON to Dr. and Mrs Si sinpam on 6.10 64. Thanks to I** 1 Sister and Staff of ■WIN' Kuala Lumpur PAN: To61 words
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Article, Illustration726 1964-10-21 5 Coming—a productivity code of practice to be observed by workers, employers SINGAPORE, Oct. 10 THE Singapore Government is now preparing a charter for iniustrial progress which will lay down a productivity code of practice to be observed by trade unions and726 words
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155 1964-10-21 5 L UALA TRENGGANU, Oct. 11.—A 30-year-old villager was charged in the Sessions Court here today with unlawful possession of two packets of dynamite and a detonator. Salleh bin Haji Abdullah also faced a second charge of being in possession of five katies of river155 words
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Article20 1964-10-21 5 KUALA LIPIS. Ort. 11.—The next meeting of the Kuala Lipis Town Council will be held on Oet. 16.20 words
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314 1964-10-21 5 If UALA LUMPUR. Oct. 11. Negotiations have started between Malaysia and the United States for the recruitment of more doctors, nurses and technicians under the Care-Medico programme to develop health projects in Malaysia The director of the CareMedico programme. Mr. Harold Silicox. told the314 words
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Article25 1964-10-21 5 KUALA KANGSAR. Oct. 11 The Sultan of Perak \a. ill open a new chest clinic at the General Hospital, here, on Oct. 1025 words
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479 1964-10-21 5 I/UALA LUMPUR, Oct. 11.—The Philippines Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr. Salipada K. Pcndatun. today appealed to Malaysia for goodwill and understandiryg in solving mutual problems with his country relating to the Communist menace in South-East Asia. Mr. Pendutan arrived here yesterday479 words
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110 1964-10-21 5 I(UALA LI MPUK, Oct.ll. The Minister without Portfolio, Mr. Peter Lo, said today that the Central Government had evidence of mounting Indonesian subversion and infiltration in Sabah. Mr. Lo was speaking to newsmen on his arrival here from Sabah to attend the coming Parliament meeting.110 words
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Advertisement103 1964-10-21 5 THE H.K. AND FAR EAST builder A Bi-Monthly periodical ol Building of Beal I'-'lalc Activilio•n the Far Fast. A Mjjj/ine dealing witli building, architectural end reil estate activitiei m Malaya, Singapore. Hong Kong. Sum The Philippines. Borneo and The Far East. Published in 1936 tins bi monthly trade paper is103 words
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Article, Illustration345 1964-10-21 6 Poor turnout at course to prove that Malay can be media of instruction SINGAPORE. Oct. 11 THE first lecture ot a course in Malay, organised by the University ot Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies held on Oct. 5 proved “a great disappointment/’ This as stated345 words
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Article142 1964-10-21 6 IPOH, Oct. 11. i >lOO.OOO two-storey nostel is to be put up in Ipoh by the Muslim Women's Welfare Board Perak branch c This was decided at the branch meeting here last evening when a sub-commit-tee was elected with Che A/.izah Ibrahim, the president the142 words
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Article47 1964-10-21 6 SINGAPORE. Oct. 11—Mr T.S Sinnathurav. Registrar of the High Court. Singapore, has left fur England on a Colombo Plan scholarship He will attend a series of law lectures at Marlborough House in London Mr. Tan Wee Kian, Deputy Registrar is acting for him47 words
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Article27 1964-10-21 6 KUALA LUMPUR Oct. 11.—The Straits Times has received 413.70 from the stafl ot Sekolah Pelajaran Lanjutan in Kuala Klawang, Jelebu for the National Patriotic Fund.27 words
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Article65 1964-10-21 6 JESSELTON. Oct. 12. More and more Filipinos are arriving in Sabah in search of employment. The latest group to airive Landed at Tawau. The group numbering about 60 came from B«ongan in southern Philip pines. About 40 of them have been offered employment in estates65 words
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Article59 1964-10-21 6 SINGAPORE. Oct. 12.—Hungarian pianist. Anrior Poldes. 51. who was a child prodigy, and also author of the book “Keys to the Keyboard.' will be arriving In Singapore on Oct. 20 for a concert tour. Accompanied bv his wife, he will b« here for two davs and59 words
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Article59 1964-10-21 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct: 11.— Radio Japan will broadcast commentaries on the Olympic Games everv night in English and Malay. The English broadcast will be from 8 p.m. to 8.20 p.m. and the Malay broadcast from 9 pm to 9.20 p.m The broadcasts can be heard59 words
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Article33 1964-10-21 6 KUALA LUMPUR Oct 11—Th» Right Rev. Roland Koh. Bishop ol Kuala Lumpur, yesterday dedicated the new $50,000 hall of St. James Anglican Church at Sentul. The hall can accommodate *'oo neoole33 words
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Article32 1964-10-21 6 MUAR. Oct. 11.—Half a million dollars have been earmarked for the repair of 14 mosques. 1? suraus. a Chinese temple and an Indian temple In this district this vear32 words
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137 1964-10-21 6 Kiala llmpir on 12.—The Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman will brief the Rulers < lo vernors and other Heads of States of Malaysia on the latest aspects of in. donesian aggression ~n Thursday the second day of the Rulers’ n ference. All Rulers.137 words
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Article123 1964-10-21 6 1/ OTA BHARU, Oct 11 11. The Alliance retained its Kelantan State Assembly seat ot Tumpat Tengah when it defeated the PMIP in the by-election bv 1 74? votes last nieht The Alliance candi Inche Lat bln Kassim p« 4.487 votes while the FM1F candidate. Inche123 words
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Article52 1964-10-21 6 KANGAR. Oct. 11 —A Mai..' People s Action Front comm M has been formed in Perils «i'i Mentri Besar. Dato Sheik I' a'• mad. as president. Inche Otnm bin Ab<iullah. M P. is secret, r' The committee plans t< i 1 an anti-Soekarno ra’lv at K52 words
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135 1964-10-21 6 SINGAPORE, Oct. 11— The new spinning mill of the multi-million dollar Textile Corporation of Malaya Ltd., will be officially opened by the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr Lim Swee Ann on Oct. 24 at 3 p m. The factory stands on135 words
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Advertisement7 1964-10-21 6 STRAITS BUDGET SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Payable in advance)7 words
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Article378 1964-10-21 7 The only way to peace by Tengku KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 12. TENOKU Abdul Rahman told Parliament today that the appointment of an AfroAsian conciliation commission was the only possible means of bringing about a peaceful solution of the dispute between Malaysia and Indonesia. Malaysia would gladly accept proposals to bring378 words
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Article56 1964-10-21 7 PENANQ. Oct. 12 Dr. Thomas N. Conlev ol Kokomo- Indiana. will visit Penang next week to deliver two public tec cures on responsible parenthood.” Both talks under the auspices of the Malayan Christian Council, will be held at 8 pm on Oct 20 and 21 at56 words
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Article59 1964-10-21 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct 12 Hie National Council of Womens Association today presented 3-000 packets of sambal udang to the Ministry of Defence for Malaysian troops serving in Borneo This is the second time the NCWA has made such a presentation The first was on Sept 10.59 words
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Article22 1964-10-21 7 MANILA Oct 12 The Philippines replied today to a Malaysian Note concerning projected talks on the Philippine claim to Sabah22 words
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Article, Illustration186 1964-10-21 7 Kuala lumpur, Oct. n A visiting African student is surprised to find Malaysians such wonderful and cheerful people who "appear to be happy-go-lucky' in spite of Indonesian confrontation. Mr. Simon Nandjui, 24, (above), a second year civil engineering student of the University of Abidjan in186 words
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192 1964-10-21 7 Kuala lumpur. Oct 12 A 24man delegation will represent Malaysia at the 11th session of the Indo-Pasific Fisheries Council meeting to be held at the Dewan Tengku Abdul Rah man here from next Saturday to Oct 31 The delegation will bp od bv the192 words
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623 1964-10-21 7 KUAL ALUMPUR, Oct. 12. JJANGKOK is believed to be the most likely venue for the meeting between Tengku Abdul Rahman and President Macapagal “in the next few weeks'’ on four major issues directly affecting the two countries. The issues are: THE Philippine claim to623 words
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Article47 1964-10-21 7 KUAI A LUMPUR Oct 13 l au cn-npri 1 11vi olliccis In< he Abdul I,ib ii bin Mnlnmi’d K im il mil Mi Moot 8oong Wool left fur Jiipun tod iv for n two-month cours»‘ in u'rioultiitv under the Oolomtxj Plan assistunce nrokjra inme47 words
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Article, Illustration660 1964-10-21 8 GEOFFREY GELOARD - RETIRING POLICE CHIEF: IT IS INSIDIOUS, HARD TO GRASP... by GEOFFREY GELOARD KUCHING, Oct. 13. I'OMMUNISM is the main threat to Sarawak, the retiring Commissioner of the Sarawak Constabulary, Dato P. E. Turnbull, said here today. ‘‘The threat is an insidious one and dillicult660 words
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Article64 1964-10-21 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 12. Second Lieut. How Hong Kuar. and Sergeant H.tnud bin Salle!: both of the First Regiment Federation Artillery who will attend a survey and meteor course at the New Zealand Army School. Waiouru, from Oct 22 to Dec. 8. left here by train last64 words
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Article, Illustration440 1964-10-21 8 IPOH, Oct. 12. TOILING 11 hours a day in deep Malayan jungle, a team of nine Canadian engineers are now “making steady progress” in their feasibility survey o what might be Malaysia’s biggest potential hydro-electric scheme. The team, working under the Colombo440 words
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99 1964-10-21 8 U rt I A LUAihlm. Oct. 13—Another Kil United States Peace Corns volnntet rs are fine here on Oct 17 tor service m ia. Thl v win nrttiy the num>7«“i (,t pe >ce C rps volunr e**■ r> in MHiv-la to 383 Of the99 words
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288 1964-10-21 8 I/UALA LUMPUR, Oct. 13 —The Seenivasagam brothers clashed with the Minister of Home Affairs. Daro (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, in the House of Representatives today over the question, of police permits for political rallies. Yesterday. MK. S. P. SEEM V AS288 words
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Article, Illustration1354 1964-10-21 9 Biggest expenditure ($9.6 million) is on housing: Education comes next with $6.7 million Our Parliamentary Reporters ifUALA LUMPUR, a Oct. 12. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today sought the approval ot the Dewan Ra’ayat for additional expenditure of $22.9 million1,354 words
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201 1964-10-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 13. JAPANESE firms are keen to provide short-term courses in farm mechanisation for Malaysians, the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, lnche Mohamed Khir Johari, was told today The offer was conveyed to. the Minister by six members of a 14-man201 words
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Article66 1964-10-21 9 KUAIA LUMPUR Oct 12—The 21-hour curfew from 2 pm to 11 a m in the Pontian area la continuing. In addition, an offshore curfew has been imposed in the are;i from Sungel Pontian Kechilto the n<»rth up to Sungel h*sar for 24 nours. from noon today. A66 words
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409 1964-10-21 10 GABRIEL LEE - From GABRIEL LEE: Pontian, Oct. 13 INDONESIAN infiltrators sailed into a sea ambush at a river mouth yesterday The Security Forces captured nine. All nine remnants of the terrorists who infiltrated into the Pontian district on Aug. 17 were fully armed. Recovered from their409 words
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Article41 1964-10-21 10 SINGAPORE. Oct 13—The Sinpore Students-Parents Association has submitted a memorandum to the Ministry of Education on a hire-purchase plan for school books to relieve the Hnancial burden of the poor parents especially those with several children at school41 words
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237 1964-10-21 10 Kuala lumpur, Oct. 13. —Malaysia's chief observer to the non-aligrved nations’ conference in Cairo, Jnche Ahmad Nordin. said on his return tonight that he was “very happy” that Indonesia had failed to achieve what she had set out to do at the conference. "Although237 words
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498 1964-10-21 10 KUALA LUMPUR, October 13 a lively two-day debate, the House of Representatives tonight agreed in principle to the additional expenditure of $22 9 million out of the Development Fund. Much of today’s session was devoted to re plies by Ministers to points raised498 words
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Article, Illustration354 1964-10-21 10 I(UALA LUMPUR. Oct. 12. —Expatriate officers who retire under the Malayanisation scheme have to get permission from the Malayanisation Committee first before they are allowed to stay and work in this country. The Minister of Internal Security Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin354 words
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619 1964-10-21 11 KUALA LUMPUR, October 1 3 rpHE Minister of Information and Broadcasting strongly rejected Socialist Front suggestions in the Dewan Ra’ayat tonight that the Government was discriminating against the local Press. Amidst applause, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman told the House: “The Malaysian Press619 words
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136 1964-10-21 11 LUMPUR, Oct, 12 —Tengku Abdul Rahman told the House of Representatives today that the inability of the World Bank to release one of its senior officers and the difficulty to reach agreement on the terms of reference had caused the delav in appointing the136 words
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369 1964-10-21 11 Zaidi a traitor who had every chance in life’ K U AL A LUMPUR, 1V Oct. 12—The Chief Minister of Sarawak, Dato Stephen Kalorg Ningkan, today reiterated that Ahmad Zaidi Adruce, a Sarawakian now serving in Indonesia as “Director of Operations” under Azahari, was anti-Mal-aysia and a traitor. He was369 words
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Article32 1964-10-21 11 KANOAR OH. :3 Inch! I .h i im bin Arif fin. 'he lone Mi. Opposition in thf Perils State Assembly, has been elected secret-1 are of the Peril* PMIP 132 words
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174 1964-10-21 11 FELIX ABISHEGANADEN - By FELIX ABISHEGANADEN: Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday 'J’ENGKU Abdul Rahman confirmed today that he was prepared to meet President Macapagal ‘“any time, anywhere’ 1 to discuss with him the Philippine claim to Sabah. This Is the first time In recent weeks that174 words
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167 1964-10-21 11 CINAGAPOHE, Oct. 12. Singapore identity cards made from thick paper will be replaced with Ma-layan-styled laminated plastic cards. A spokesman of the Registration of People Office here disclosed this today. "It won’t be long before the change will be implemented.” he "But i cannot167 words
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193 1964-10-21 11 Kl A L A LUMPUR, Oct. 13 It cost $275,000 to send Malaysia's 109strong team to the Tokyo Olympics, the House of Representatives was told today bv the Assistant Minister for Culture. Youth and Snorts. Ungku Mohsein. This amount does nol include the193 words
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Article52 1964-10-21 11 Bt; I 1 KRVVOR IH. Oft 13 Halj Ahmad bill Saiu. Member of Parliament and chairman of the Frovince Wellesley North District Council will |o*\e by air for Jamaica rvxt week to attend the conference of »he Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Haji Ahmad will be away for52 words
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Article53 1964-10-21 11 SIN(tA!’OHK (>«■ r 1H NniiWiiin University is planning '< >n up dC|*ii »mrnt of ournaliMn mkI > depart rhenf of extra-mural •outlie* I lie university is ra w negmiat inn with ‘he ChineM* Chamhei of Commerce for the use of pi.r of the chamber's new buildirp tr53 words
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Article, Illustration168 1964-10-21 12 \4ISS Tasanee Sur^u* 1 chart. 3b, one of five delegates from Thailand mIio flew into Kuala Lumpur yesterday for the Indo-Pacific Fisheries council meeting which begins on Oct. 17. >li*s Sorasuchart is an expert in fish preservation and a lecturer at the College of Fisheries,168 words
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181 1964-10-21 12 SINGAPORE. Oct. 13 —The British Information Services in Singapore today announced that thev would provide up-to-the-minute reports on ttie British general election from 8. a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday. They plan to feed the day-long election programme '»f the BBC general overseas181 words
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Article32 1964-10-21 12 ct 16 The c °otroller or Rubber Research in Malaysia Dr L. Bateman, will address members of the Perak Planters' Association at the Ipoh Club here on Oct 2732 words
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169 1964-10-21 12 Kota bharu, Oct. 13 —The Kota Bharu envision oi the Umno is to u»’ge the Sultan oi Kelantan to weed out political elements from the 14-member committee of the State Religious Affairs Council. The division's chairman Senator Nik Hassan bin Nik Yahaya said169 words
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117 1964-10-21 12 JOHORE BAHRU, Oct. 13 J —A four-point motion concerning Indonesian aggression against Malaysia is to be moved at the next Johore State Assembly meeting on Oct. 17. The motion to be introduced by Haji Othman bin llaji Mohammed Sa'at, chairman of Local (Government, seeks to:117 words
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Article67 1964-10-21 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 12 I3atin Ong Yoke Lin. w-ife of the Malaysian Ambassador to the United States, has sent a cheque for $2OO to Mr I .am Wah Peng of Ifx)h. after reading in the Straits Times of the “dreadful robbery" of his life's savings67 words
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Article166 1964-10-21 12 SINGAPORE. Oct. 12 4 NEW ZEALAND trade mission is due to arrive in Singapore on Oct. 24 for a week’s visit. The team of 30 officials and representatives of manufacturing and commercial orwill be led bv Mr L. R Adams-Schneider. Parliamentary Undersecretary to the Minister166 words
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Article92 1964-10-21 12 KUALA LUMPUR Oct 12—The acting Chief Minister of Sabah. Inche Harris bin Moha tried Salleh. said today that the activities of Rida and the Federal Land Development Authority would be extended to Sabah shortly. He flew in today to discuss with local authorities the92 words
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Article62 1964-10-21 12 SINGAPORE. Oct. 13 The M-.i.iy.ian Minister ol Finance I >*n Sew Sin will be guest '1 honour at a 1.000-peop‘ie dinner of the Hokkien Huav Kuan in Telok Street or Oct. 17. Eiirlier that afternoon Mr. Tan will officiate at the anniversary celebrations of the62 words
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Article43 1964-10-21 12 MUAR, Oct. 13 The Muar Birthday Committee has decided to celebrate the 70th birthday of the Sultan of Johore with' a thanksgiving ceremony and speeches of thanks by representatives of various communities here at the Diamond Jubilee Hall on Oct 2fi43 words
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Article31 1964-10-21 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct- 13 Su Robert Layccck. a personal friend of Lord l >ad. th-3 British High Commiss- .i.er in Malaysia arrived here last night for a five-day visit.31 words
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Article43 1964-10-21 12 SINGAPORE, Oct. 13 The Minister for Finance. Dr Goh Keng Swee will officiate at the laying of the foundation stone ceremony of the Sugar Industry of Singapore Limited’s refinery at the Jurong Industrial Rite at 5 p m i*n Oct 2443 words
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187 1964-10-21 12 IZUALA LUMPUR 1V Oct. 13—The Minister of Education Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib. said in Parliament today thaf the comprehensive education system and free primary education could not be introduced in Sabah and Sarawak until discussions were held with the187 words
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Article56 1964-10-21 12 JEikSELTON. Oct. 12 Commissioner of the Sabah component of the Royal Malaysia; Police. Mr. Donald Matheson. ha* announced that the force has vacancies for general duties recruit' Active enlistment will take effect from Dec. 1. preparato. v to selected candidates being se; t to Malaya for56 words
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Article29 1964-10-21 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 12 Television Malaysia will show 24-minute film report on t! Olympic Games daily after t! news at 7.10 pm; starting fr >n tomorrow29 words
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Article30 1964-10-21 12 SUNGEI PATANI. Oct. 13 Inche Radzi bin Bashir, distru officer, Pulau Langkawi, has ler on transfer to Alor Star, as director of the Vigilante Corps in Kedah30 words
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Article32 1964-10-21 12 KUALA I.IPIS. Oct. 11.—A welfare week will be held here from Oct. 31 to Nov. 7. Items will m elude a fun fair and variety show at the children's olayground32 words
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420 1964-10-21 13 RODERICK PESTANA - INVASION FAILURE LEADS TO ACCUSATIONS AND DEATH by RODERICK PESTANA: PONTIAN, Oct. 14 {INTERROGATION of captured Indonesian invaders has revealed that internal strife has broken out in the jungle between the two factions —the Indonesian guerillas and the Malaysian traitors who420 words
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Article68 1964-10-21 13 1POH. Oct. 14—The newly appointed puisne judge. Dato S Chelvasingam MacIntyre. 61. flew into Ipoh today to visit his "future place of toil.” Dato MacIntyre, wlio was until Sept 28 the Malaysian High Commissioner to India, will be sworn in on Nov 14. On Nov.68 words
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Article34 1964-10-21 13 TAII’ING. Oct. 14.—The Minister of Health and Social Welfare. Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin will declare open the new mater nity ward and midwives dormitory at the district hospital here on Oct 2834 words
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236 1964-10-21 13 AP KUCHING. Oct 14 The airlift o: 50 Sarawak political detainees from a Sarawak detection camp to Batu Gajah. Malaya has brought strong reaction from the Sarawak United Peonle's Party Mr. Chan Siaw Hee a member oi the party’s central executive ommittee– AP - 236 words
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Article43 1964-10-21 13 JESSELTON, Oct. 14.—A sevenman team of the 491 b Commando Reconnaissance Corps, led by Lieut. Gay Sheridan, plans to scale the north face of Ml Kinabalu in mid-November The northside of the mountain has not been successfully attempted before43 words
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734 1964-10-21 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 14. PRESIDENT Soekarno has made three more behind-the-scenes moves to try to get Tengku Abdul Rahman to talk peace with him. Disclosing this today, the Prime Minister said: “This brings to six the number of oeace feelers he has734 words
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173 1964-10-21 13 Kuala lumpur. oct. h Tengku Abdul Rahman told the Dewan Ra’ayat today that the invitation to send observers to t lie British general election had come from the British Government addressed to the 41 liance Party The party, he added, nad Peon "good enough to extend173 words
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Article74 1964-10-21 13 SINGAPORE. Oct 14. Mr I,C Green, Professor of International law nt the University of Singapore, who lias just returned from the United States, will a talk on "Ma'avsia Indonesia and the Uni ted Nations” at 8 p m on Oct 16. The lecture, which will fa-74 words
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366 1964-10-21 14 More rural schemes for the ‘most untouched State... KOTA BHARU, October 14. l/KLAiVTAN is to get “top priority” in rural development from the Central Government. KIASON ONE: Despite the Second Five Year Plan which ends next year. Kelantan is still the most untouched” State in366 words
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151 1964-10-21 14 1/ UALA SELANGOR, Oct. 14 —Two sisters were drowned in a canal in Torkington Estate. Sabak Bernam. near here yesterday. They were M. Komathy. 11. and Fatmayathl. aged six. Their bodies were recovered irom the canaj py estate-workers and the po lice151 words
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176 1964-10-21 14 WTV ALA LUMPUR, Oct. 14 IV top level committee h is been appointed to study the S1 <> 1 million scheme to improve traffic arrangements in the I deraI capital, the Minister f i i Local Clovernmenl and Mousing Mr l\ h a u176 words
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Article, Illustration200 1964-10-21 14 IT UALA LUMPUR. Oct. **l4—The People s Progressive Party president, Mr. D. R. Seeniv a s a g a m, today strongly denied an allegation by an Allian c e backbencher that the Tasek cement factory in Ipoh was a menace to health200 words
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Article64 1964-10-21 14 IPOH, Oct. 14. Lee Chat Lam, 20. was slashed on the back of his bead by an unknown assailant outside the Kew Ong Yeah (Nine Emperor Oodst Temple at Jalan Tokong late this evening His condition is not serious The incident occurred just after the ftre64 words
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Article35 1964-10-21 14 KUALA LUMPUR Oct. 14 —All offices of the Indian High Commission here and in Singapore, including the reading room :n Jalan Mountbatten here will he closed tomorrow to celebrate Dussehra. a Hindu festival35 words
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Article23 1964-10-21 14 JOHORE BAHRU Oct 14.—The Customs ind Excise Department here will be closed on Oct. 2b birthday ol the Sultan nt Johor-23 words
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Article24 1964-10-21 14 SINGAPORE. Oct. 14—The Amoass id r H'.lrl in Meyer Rond is to hive a $300 000 face-lift to itmet more tourists24 words
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244 1964-10-21 14 Kuala lumpur. Oct. 14 —The Malaysian delegation to the 13th session of the general conference of Unesco ir. Paris will be “on guard” against attempts by Indonesia to create trouble. The leader of the sevenman delegation, the Permanent Secretary to the244 words
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345 1964-10-21 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 14. r piE Dewan Ra’ayat today approved a $5.7 million plan to launch the Government’s comprehensive education system in Malaya in January. The House also approved another one million dollars for the construction of quarters for teachers in rural areas; $300,000 for345 words
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Article70 1964-10-21 15 KAUB, Oct. 14 —A tapper. Mong j 18, of Ketari new viii.»gt Bentong, was yesterday ordered to be sent to the Henry Gurncv School for three years when he Pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court of being a member of a secret society Mong who was70 words
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Article27 1964-10-21 15 KITANO. Oct. 12— Inche Hasr,‘ bin Shamsudin from the bailment of Agriculture H»*«d"i.imiis Kuala l.umpur. has as•<rr>M| duties here 1 agricultural f,fT w er.27 words
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240 1964-10-21 15 K U ALA LUMPUH, 1Y Oct. 15. The Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, today rebuked two Odposition members Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam (PPP-Ipoh) and Dr. Tan Chee Khoon (SF-Batu) —for their remarks against the Government240 words
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126 1964-10-21 15 |(UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Harun bin Haji Idris, today called on the people to stand shoulder to shoulder in defending the country. He said this when he opened a one-day civics course for 270 Kuala Lumpur vigilante corps126 words
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Article32 1964-10-21 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs —Teo Soo Thong of Kampong Amber awoke at dawn yesterday to find the rear door of his home open and cash and Jewellery estimated at $2 560 missing.32 words
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Article, Illustration281 1964-10-21 15 KUALA LUMPUR, October, 14. A decision on trawler fishing will be taken once the results of a pilot scheme now in operation in Pulau Langkawi are known. This was announced in the House of Representatives today by the Minister of Agriculture and281 words
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126 1964-10-21 15 Kuala lumfur, oct. m Tengku Abdul Rahman said today he would be •happy” to let the Socialist Front leader. Dr. Tan Chee Khoon, have a copy of the report on i ivestigations into allegations of misuse of public funds at126 words
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Article59 1964-10-21 15 KUALA LUMPUR. l'hurs Ministers can accept Invitations to participate in inaugural flight* of national airlines, the Ministei of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. told the Dewan Ka'ayat today He was replying to Dr Tan Chee Khoon (SF-Batu) who wanted to know why Ministers59 words
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330 1964-10-21 15 KUALA LUMPUR, October 14. jyjALAYA’S first steel mill, to be built on a 40-acre site near the railway terminal at Prai, will cost $5O million P^ t 0 T H Tan, president ot Maiavawata bteel Projects—one of four partners in330 words
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Article45 1964-10-21 15 KUAI A LUMPUR. Oct 14—The Mcntri Besar of Selangor. Dato Minin bin Haji Idris, will open a chics course for leaders of the Ku.da I umpur district vigilante corps at the Dew an Bella, in Kampong Pandan herr at 6So i m tomorrow45 words
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448 1964-10-21 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 14. Abdul Rahman said today that Malaysia valued particularly the princi s oi co-exiGence as f" 'LUed in the coclaration of the Cairo conference of non- a! if, ned nations At the same time, n o w e v448 words
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86 1964-10-21 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 15 The Minister o: finance. Mr Tan Slew Sin. will visit Singapore for two days from Oct. 17. on Oct IT he Will attend a tea-party g»ven by the Singapore Sepov Lines MCA branch at Silat Road Later lie will86 words
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76 1964-10-21 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Oc:. 15. The Minister of Local Government and Housing. Mr. Khaw Kai Boh told the Dewan Ra avat today that the Government wa* takmc over private roads here ana converting them to public roads. But this took time and finance was involved76 words
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Article231 1964-10-21 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 14. V 10RE than 200 private doctors have responded to a call to render voluntary service during the emergency. Stating this today, the president of ,he Malayan Medical Association, D a t o (Dr.) R. Sathiah. said- “We are expecting more231 words
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250 1964-10-21 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 15. 'J’KNGKU Abdul Rahman today rejected a Socialist Front suggestion that the Borneo territories be placed under UN trusteeship while negotiations to end the Malaysian crisis are resumed. The suggestion was made in the Dewan Ra’ayat by .Mr, I. ini250 words
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230 1964-10-21 16 JUDITH YONG - by JUDITH YONG SINGAPORE. Oct. 18 A Japanese girl, who overcame family traditions and financial obstacles two years to enter a Tokyo university, has arrived here as the first official Japanese student to attend the University of Singapore. She is Miss Fiumiko230 words
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Article48 1964-10-21 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 18 Mr K Om-indan v.as eiected nrcsi-a m' of the RrdifTusion Workers’ Union ol Malaya at the anmid meeting here today Other officials of the union are: vice-president. Mr loh V inn Pung; secretary. Mr. I,ee Yoke Kan; treasurer Mr Thong Chong Wong48 words
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237 1964-10-21 16 Tengku is ready anytime anywhere but VuA L A LUMPUR lY Oct. 15. —Tengku Abdul Rahman stressed in the House ot Representatives today that he will accept Soekarno’s peace overtures “only if convinced that the Indonesian leader is really anxious for peace”. He told a laughing hou.>e that the last237 words
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73 1964-10-21 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Oft L’ -The Italian Government will present a bronze scmP; ture of “The She-Wolf !l symbol of Rome tor the p 8' T 27 centuries, to Malaysia 1 Parliament House here morrow. The Prime Minister. Abdul Rahman, will receive gift from the73 words
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Article18 1964-10-21 16 KUANTAN. Oct 15 1 Pa ha nit State Assembly wl it*: next meeting here on O'18 words
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Article, Illustration1450 1964-10-21 17 Seemvasagam calls for prisoner-of-icar treatment for captured Indonesians KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 15. The treatment of captured Indonesian soldiers and the solving of the Malaysian dispute, figured prominently in the Dewan Ra’ayat today when the debate on the supplementary expenditure of $lB6 million resumed.1,450 words
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272 1964-10-21 17 LONDON, Oct. 16 JAPANESE cottage industrialists are anxious to extend their technical and capital resources to Malaysia to help this country set up small-scale industries This was stated today by the leader oi the 19-man Japanese Government economic mission to South East Asia. Mr.272 words
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Article55 1964-10-21 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct 15—The Malaysian Government has agreed to the .tpjxuntm« nt of Mr. Ake Sjolin. the present Swedish Ambassador to Thailand, as the Ambassador of Sweden to Malaysia. Mr Sjolin. who succeeded Baron louis de Oeer, will present his credentials to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong55 words
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MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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2050 1964-10-21 18 By Our Market Correspondent y! IK Sl( c k Kxchange of Malaysia closed on a quid and sober note on Saturday under I he influence of overseas politics including the British election, the Soviet leadership change and Inna’s atomic !>omb. Industrials were slightly2,050 words
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Article29 1964-10-21 18 October lfi. MALAYAN Kl? It II IK FIUCE: 714 cents iunchanKed). 1 IN: SBO3 a picul (down SI). I noflicial estimated offering: 235 tons (down 15 tons).29 words
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Article105 1964-10-21 18 tHI Malayan Iiohango Bank*' Asso1 elation made these changes In its rates to merchants on Saturday (all rates to >100): Hew York: buying TT 32 9/16, airmail OD 32 11/16. 90 d/st. 33 credit hills, 33 1/8 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 35 11/16, airmail OI) 35 3/18,105 words
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Article72 1964-10-21 18 Current Date Total for Total for pa> ment payable the year previous vear Ales. Bricks 100% Oct. 30 100 i OO kT°k 274 Dec. 3 271% K. 1.. Kepong 3J%t Dec. 15 Votf Malacca Hub. 10% t Nov 24 on ,V Seaport Itub. 20% Dec 2 20% Slraits72 words
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Article254 1964-10-21 18 NOVBMBBR first grad* rubbsr f ab. eleied at 6 pm. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 711 cent* per lb. unchanged on Thursdays’ closing level for tbe position. The tone was dull. R.A.B. and P.M.R.I. slating prists m tents par lb. yesterday: Int. 1 It SS. prompt254 words
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Article67 1964-10-21 18 /'HINISC Produce Exchange, Slnga- pore neon pnccc per pleul yketer* day: Coconut oil: bulk Sslk sellers, drum f. r >4k sellers. Copra; Oct./Nov. UK/Contlnent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white ***** sellers, Saiawak white $l4O sellers, special Sarawak olack $1124 sellers, garbled Lampon* black $1174 sellers, ASTA $1274 sellers. Singapore67 words
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Article37 1964-10-21 18 (Managers' Prices) First Malayan 1.99 2.13 Second Malayan 1.42 1.53 Third Malayan 99 1.17xd Malaysia Commerce .73 .96 First Hong Kong 1.20 1.25* Second Hong Kong .90 .94* Sterling Commodity 4/2 4/9xd ('Hong Kong currency)37 words
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Article40 1964-10-21 18 qN the free exchange market In HonK Kon K on Saturday the US. dollar was quoted at 5.76 J for TT and 3 76 for cash. Sterling was quoted at 13.98 aud one taal of gold at 252.40 words
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550 1964-10-21 18 H.C.B. and Co. Ltd. in their weekly Malayan rubber review say: This week has been rather more active with October closing out on Monday without any particular fireworks. However, a one cent premium was maintained on last-mlnut« ooverlng, and lor the rest or the week550 words
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Article30 1964-10-21 18 RUBBER TIN (per lb.). (per picul). Oci. 12. 73% ct*. $782.00 13. 71%cts. $804.7> 14. 70% cts. $800.50 15. 71% cis. $804.00 16. 71% cts. $803.00 17. $805.7530 words
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206 1964-10-21 19 TENGKU’S PROPOSAL ‘GLADLY SUPPORTED $1,000 each from the Rulers KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 15 THE Government is to launch a National Defence Fund soon to meet Indonesian aggression. For o start, the Rulers, the Governors of Penang, Malacca and Sarawak and the206 words
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Article56 1964-10-21 19 K' \LA LUMPUR. Oct. 16. inn P more a i rcra ft ar- here from Britain yesterday '°in the nine in use by Royal >ysian Air Force. We single-engined planes, built '“e British Aircraft Corporawill be used to train Malayt!; 1 1 Phots at the56 words
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Article127 1964-10-21 19 Kuala lumpur, Oct. is— Interrogation of Indonesian invaders in Pontian has revealed that at least one of them was executed when he attempted to desert. He was strangled to death on orders of the group leader. Security forces have killed three and captured 16 more127 words
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Article23 1964-10-21 19 IPOH, Oct. 17. —The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce of Malaysia will hold its ani meeting In Singapore on Dec. 30.23 words
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183 1964-10-21 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. A 16.—The Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Marickavasagam. said today there had been encouraging response to his “industrial-Deace-auring the nationalcrisis” plan. He told the monthly Press conference that organised employers and employees had already pledged lull support lor the plan,183 words
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207 1964-10-21 19 PENANG, October 15. 4 JAPANESE company director, Mr. Hideo Iseki, said here today that a Japan-Malaysia Association should be formed in this country to promote friendship and understanding between the Peoples of the two countries. Mr. Isekl, who Is chairman of the economic co-operation committee for207 words
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Article47 1964-10-21 19 SINGAPORE, Oct. 16—The reburial of an Australian Army Adviser killed In action by Vietrong guerillas in South Vietnam last July will be held at Ulu Pandan cemetery tomorrow morning. The remains of Warrant Offlcei Kevin Conway will be buried with lull military honours.47 words
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103 1964-10-21 19 OORT SWETTENHAM, Oct 16—The 4,000-strong Harbour Trade Union yesterday passed a vote of no confidence in the acting general manager of the port, Mr. S. M. Maroof. The union has told the Ministry of Transport it will take Industrial action unless he is removed103 words
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Article47 1964-10-21 19 SINGAPORE, Oct. 16. MaJ. Gen. P. O. Hassett, dtputy Chief of the General Staff, Australian Military Forces, arrived here last night for a two-day visit. Gen. Hassett is on his way hack to Australia having attended a Seato military advisers’ conference In Bangkok.47 words
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245 1964-10-21 19 rOH, Oct. 15. A suggestion that the Trade Union Ordinance should be amended to prevent the formation of splinter unions was made here yesterday by Mr S. Nadarajah, chairman of the Central Perak branch of the Amalgamated Union of Employees in G°y,ernment Clerical and Allied245 words
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1114 1964-10-21 20 OENANG, Oct. 14. Sir Argent won the main sprint over s£f here today. Raee One CL. DIV. 2—7 F Loch Invar Stable’! (5) LA FIAMA 8.7 (111 —66) M. Lee 1 (10) Producer U 8.2 (246 —147) Kingston 2 (2) Dulas1,114 words
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Article928 1964-10-21 20 OENANG, Oct. 18. Malahon led all the way in the lOf Club Cup run in heavy going here today. Raee One CLASS 2. DIV. 3—7 FURS. Kongsl Lima’s (6) TEE UP 8.11 (877—119) Moxham 1 (3) Executive 8.10 c&rr 8.7 (510—175) Soaldl 2 (4) Star Whistler 8.11928 words
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Page 20 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous86 1964-10-21 20 •—BIG SWEEP—TOTAL POOL: $46,192 1st No. *****ft ($27,720) 2nd No. *****5 6,910) 3rd No. *****0 <$ 1.465) STARTERS ($511 each): Nos. *****4; *****4; *****6; *****8; *****6; *****1; *****1; *****1; *****2. CONSOLATION (1146): Noe. *****1; *****9; *****5; *****7; *****1; *****0; *****6; *****5; *****4; *****2. BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL $53,232 1st No.86 words
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