The Straits Budget, 12 May 1965
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Title Section37 1965-05-12 1 The Straits Budget THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES MALAYSIA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER REGISTERED AT THE G.P.O. U.K. AS A NEWSPAPER SERIFS 656. KITALA LUMPUR, MAY 12, 1965. Price 40 Cents (Malaya) or 1 Shilling. KDN 1102-1012.37 words
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Article292 1965-05-12 2 CVM - CVM Pahang VOUR leader “Toll *of the Road*” (S.T. April 27) rauad surely ©oromrnd itself to every sane motorist in this country in that it recognises that there are many contributory factors in roadu accidents other than just bad driving, and, I feel sure that292 words
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Article15 1965-05-12 2 LIGHT-UP - LIGHT-UP B. Mertajam IN eight days Buklt Mertajam experienced lour blackouts. What’s happening?15 words
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817 1965-05-12 2 MD, NOOK BIN MO HASHIM - MD, NOOK BIN MO HASHIM Secretary > Road Safety Council Ministry of Transport* Malaysia. YOUR editorial (S.T. April 27) raised three major points and I shall attempt to answer them one by one. The first point you have raised was that, in your opinion,817 words
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Article202 1965-05-12 2 L.S. H; anti-fokce - L.S.H Singapore anti-fokce Singapore rE I general con rn caused by the ment of the MlnisU 0 f A al ln relation H? e MacDonald H use Incident, has-been voiced by several readers. However. what is left unsaid assumes more glgnine- ance. that MfllSMs txift202 words
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Article486 1965-05-12 2 PRO BONO TIGR - PRO BONO TIGR' Singapore fINCE again we read w that a tiger has killed ft human being. Mr. Pereira’s argument has Its points no doubt, especially when It comes to knowing whether a tiger is a man-eater or not. but It is a proven486 words
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Article696 1965-05-12 3 —Straits Times. May 3 May Day long ago lost its significance as a focus for international labour. It has become mainly a Communist festival, an occasion for political demonstration in Communist interests. Members of 30 left wing trade unions in Singapore who attempted on Saturday to celebrate—Straits Times. May 3 - 696 words
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Article642 1965-05-12 3 —Straits Times, May 4 It is not entirely pointless to ask w’hy President Soekarno, after vacillating for three weeks, decided not to meet the Tengku in Tokyo. The obvious explanation is that the Communists dissuaded him. Indeed no other theory fits the facts. It is sheer—Straits Times, May 4 - 642 words
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Article604 1965-05-12 3 —Straits Times, May 5 Seato, the “paper tiger”, has sharper teeth than its enemies will admit, and more strength than its friends concede. They are mostly American teeth, but the alliance is real and the co-operation genuine. There has not been a sterner test ol the South-East—Straits Times, May 5 - 604 words
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Article397 1965-05-12 3 —Straits Times, May 5 Mr. lan Smith, Prime Minister of Rhodesia, is running out of reasons for delay. To placate his hot-headed supporters and to avoid a direct clash with Britain over independence he has engaged in trips to London and Pretoria to “negotiate,” in a referendum, in—Straits Times, May 5 - 397 words
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Article657 1965-05-12 4 —Straits Times. May 6 A courteous and detailed j reply by the secretary of the Road Safety Council to j editorial comment on the in- 1 creased toll of the roads j manages nevertheless to avoid the main charge we made. Does the Ministry of Transport, we—Straits Times. May 6 - 657 words
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Article165 1965-05-12 4 —Straits Times. May 6 Interest in Malay participation in business and industry will receive one of its biggest single boasts with next month’s “indigenous peoples’ economic congress in Kuala Lumpur. More than 250 delegates from interested organisations in all parts of Malaysia will attend. The value the Government—Straits Times. May 6 - 165 words
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Article407 1965-05-12 4 —Straits Times, May 7 In Mecca the Yang diPertuan Agong joined perhaps a million other pilgrims in performing the Haj and took part in the hallowed ceremony, reserved for Muslim Heads of State and leading ulamas, of washing the Ka’aba. In Kuwait the streets were gay with—Straits Times, May 7 - 407 words
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Article637 1965-05-12 4 —Straits Times. May 8 It is possible to understand Pakistan’s reservations on the Seato communique’s reference to aid to Vietnam, and France's dissociation from the entire communique, without subscribing to their opinion. But what can be made of the refusal of both governments to support the communique’s—Straits Times. May 8 - 637 words
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Article205 1965-05-12 4 didii to —Straits Times, May B With Singapore's ban on South African imports effective, with a few unavoidable and temporary exceptions, from next Thursday and Sarawak's prohibition coming into force on June 1. the anomaly of differing attitudes W’ithin Malaysia to this matter of national policy will soondidii to — ' —Straits Times, May B - 205 words
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Article32 1965-05-12 4 MALACCA. May 6.—A Tan Ah Piow alias Deo f 45, was today acquitted n< 000 two charges of ha vinB n, r ed worth of raw and P 1 opium,32 words
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Article, Illustration142 1965-05-12 5 TO the throb of rolling 1 drums against m background of mass choral singing, these flag marchers carrying aloft the white and red Singapore State flag, brought a solemn moment to the State Day celebrations at the Jalan Resar stadium on May 1. Taking the salute142 words
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107 1965-05-12 5 BUKIT BERTAJAM. May. 2. —The world president of Junior Chamber International, Mr. John L. Rundle, yesterday visited Kubang Semang near here where 22 voluntary workers from five countries had .lust completed a bridle path for the village. Before the nine-day work camp broke up,107 words
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129 1965-05-12 5 SINGAPORE, May 2. The new residential satellite town of Tcra Payoh is rapidly taking shape. As 1,425 low-cost homes are under construction, the Housing and Development Board has called for tenders to build another 1,354 units in multi-storey flats. A spokesman for the board129 words
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Article61 1965-05-12 5 KUALA LUMPUR, May 2. A fire-engine rushed to the university campus here early yesterday but it turned out to be a hoax. A spokesman for the Fire Brigade at Shaw Road fire station said today that a caller from the University of Malaya telephoned at61 words
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Article216 1965-05-12 5 PENANG, May 2. THE general secretary of the National Union of Commercial Workers, Mr. A. B Gomez, today called on the Government to introduce legislation, on industrial relations with strong emphasis on social justice. “By legislation.” Mr. Gomez told the third biennial meeting of216 words
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Article41 1965-05-12 5 KUALA LUMPUR. May 2 The chairman of the St. John’s Institution development committee Dato (Dr Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, has appealed to parents of students In the school to donate towards development being undertaken in the school.41 words
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138 1965-05-12 5 Kuala lumpur, May 2. The Ministry of Education has yet to make a decision on half-pay study leave for teachers who want to study at the University of Malaya. The Ministry’s spokesman. Inche Mohamed Nur Ismail, said this today when commenting on a statement138 words
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Article363 1965-05-12 6 ‘A DANGEROUS POWER BID’ SUNGEI SI PUT, May 2. MALAYSIA is moving into a very dangerous phase because the People's Action Party is "playing communalism in an insatiable bid for power," the national president of the Malaysian Indian Congress, DatcV. T. Sambanthan, warned today. He warned363 words
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207 1965-05-12 6 pENANG, May 2—The 1 proposed United Opposition Front might provide the people of this country with a chance of a new and better government in the future, Dr. Lim Chong Eu, secretarygeneral of the United Democratic Party said here last night.207 words
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163 1965-05-12 6 SINGAPORE, May 2.—The Barisan Sosialis today demanded the "immediate and unconditional” release of all people arrested in yesterday’s May Day demonstrations led by some 30 leftwing trade unions. The party in a statement condemning the Government action said: "They (the arrested) have committed no163 words
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Article89 1965-05-12 6 May 2. —A police party raided a robbers hideout in Jalan Mink at dawn today and arrested three secret society fighters believed to be members of a ring of housebreakers. Three daggers, ammunition and a false car number plate were seized. The suspects—members of89 words
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Article, Illustration226 1965-05-12 6 wr UALA LUMPUR, May 2. —A visiting woman social worker from the “Philippines is "lmpressed” by Tengku Abdul Rahman’s honesty and sincerity in trying to bring peace to the South-East Asian region. She is Mrs. Aurea del Carmen, 60, the national226 words
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129 1965-05-12 6 LUMPUR. May 2.—. A firm of architects, Messrs Booty, Edwards and Partners, today presented a cheque for $20,000 to the Malayan Zoological Society. Mr. Kington Loo, a partner of the firm, presented the cheque to Mr. Vic Hutson, chairman of the society,129 words
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155 1965-05-12 6 SINGAPORE, May 2-Toh Puan Noor Aishah. wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, today officially opened a new swimming pool at the Singapore Red Cross Society’s home for crippled children in Tanah Merah. The Pool, measuring 20ft. by 17ft, and 2ft. 6in. deep, was built155 words
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Article44 1965-05-12 6 SINGAPORE. May 2 Netherlands community in gapore will hold a remmun e ceremony in honour ol 11 who died for the liberation ol Netherlands in the last war The ceremony will be hen* the Kranji Military Cemeterj 6.15 p.m. on May 4.44 words
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Article33 1965-05-12 6 KUALA LUMPUR. May 2 The Crown Agents for t v. Governments and Adrrn' tions will hold a film show Your Service” at the v Theatre here at 7 p.m 11.33 words
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Article29 1965-05-12 6 KUALA LUMPUR. May The Selangor Stamp Ciun hold its second auction sale of the National Defence Fur the British Council Hall h« 6 30 p m. tomorrow-29 words
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Article, Illustration508 1965-05-12 7 Khor Cheang Kea - ‘Forget past quarrels appeal to Lee MENTRI BESAR: LET’S JOIN HANDS AND BE UNITED -by. Khor Cheang Kea KANGAR (Perlis), May 2 THE Mentri Besar of Pedis, Dato Sheikh Ahmad, today urged the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to "forget past quarrels and make a fresh start" towards508 words
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92 1965-05-12 7 SINGAPORE, May 2—The arrival here of the last serviceable Lancaster bomber of World War II has been twice delayed and is now due tomorrow. The four-engined bomber, manned by a volunteer crew of war veterans, was scheduled to land at RAF Changi92 words
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Article60 1965-05-12 7 KUALA LUMPUR. M\y 2 Thirty-seven Sarawak farmers arrived her last night for a twoweek study of agricultural and rural development schemes here. An Agricultural Department spokesman said today that the visit arranged by the Sarawak Government would ‘‘broaden the outlook” of the farmers. A similar group60 words
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Article41 1965-05-12 7 SINGAPORE. May 2 The Singapore Polytechnic will hold extramural courses on marketing management; cost education, computer and data prosessing (all in May) architecture and industrialisation (in June), and critical path analysis (in July). Fee for each course is $2541 words
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Article228 1965-05-12 7 ALOR STAR. May 2 A MOTHER, Samsiah bintc Ahmad, and her two daughters, Robiah, eight and Kamariah, three, were chopped to death yesterday at their home at Kampong Kubang Nipah, Ayer Itam, 28 miles north of here. Samsiah’s five-year-old son, Ahmad bin Yaeob, who was228 words
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448 1965-05-12 7 CHEONG YIP SENG - Two bombs found on beach —3 Indons held By CHEONG YIP SENG Singapore, May 2 A n RAF. corporal's vigilance led to the capture of three Indonesian saboteurs and the recovery of two bombs on Changi beach today. Cpl. B. D. McNally, 31, telephoned the police when he saw a448 words
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Article37 1965-05-12 7 KUALA LUMPUR, May 2—The director of teacher training. Mr Chang Min Kee, will speak on the “Role of higher education” at the student leadership training seminar, at the University of Malaya at 8 pm. tomorrow.37 words
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351 1965-05-12 8 KUAlA LUMPUR, May 3 people of Sabah are in high I spirits and their morale is excellent, the acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said here today after a three-day tour of the State. Tun Kazak who is also the Minister of351 words
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86 1965-05-12 8 SINGAPORE, May 3. The Royal Air Force (Matoday interviewed 400 young men on the first day of its recruiting drive to fill 50 vacancies in its aircraft engineering and administrative trades. The interviews were conducted at Malayan Auxiliary Air Force Headquarters. The 40086 words
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Article155 1965-05-12 8 SINGAPORE'S Prime ffieT’SE 3 K L Y e e f w fip n ‘Sht said there must be hones and efficient government if there was to be progress. o H a lesson from bouth Vietnam. In spite of massive American backing, that country was divided155 words
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Article69 1965-05-12 8 KUALA LUMPUR. May 3.—The Union of Government Telephone Operators today called on the Government to grant “common user telephone operators” equal p..y with their counterparts in Telecommunications Department. The union secretary, Inche Abdul Ida Sahib, said that if the official side of the National Whitley69 words
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Article22 1965-05-12 8 PENANG, May 3. The State Government declared a public holiday today in < ce of the first day of Muhuarram.22 words
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209 1965-05-12 8 PENANG, May 3 Malayan Fishermens Association has pledged its support for Government efforts to encourage deep-sea fishing. “As a result of our recent meeting with the Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, we are now satisfied that the welfare of Malay fishermen209 words
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Article78 1965-05-12 8 SUNGEI PATANI, May 3 Police today seized about 6.7501 b of unmanufactured Thai tobacco valued at $125,000 in a raid on a riverside warehouse at Sungci six miles from here. Acting on informa- tion, a party of five police officers rushed to the village and surrounded the78 words
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Article78 1965-05-12 8 IPOH. May 3.—About 100 delegates will attend the annual meeting of the Technical Association of Malaya at the YMCA here on May 14. The meeting will be preceded in the morning by an executive committee and council meeting. The delegates will on the same78 words
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Article55 1965-05-12 8 PENANG. May 3.—Marine headquarters today warned vessels that a submarine cable has been laid across the Anak Bukit River in Alor Star, Kedah. About 180 yards long the cable stretches northwards from the south-east bank. Anchoring is prohibited within 300 feet from the centre line on55 words
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Article, Illustration182 1965-05-12 8 |(UALA LUMPUR May 3. Korean businessmen are very keen to increase the volume of direct trade with Malaysia, the leader of a nine man Korean trade mission. Mr. Tai Doo Chin said here to-day. He said that previously most trade between Malaysia and182 words
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150 1965-05-12 8 KUALA LUMPUR, May 3. The Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Haji Mohamed Ghazali bin Jawi, today told a delegation of farmers from Sarawak to follow the lead set by Malaya in agriculture. i He gave the visitor# this advice when they paid a150 words
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Article, Illustration332 1965-05-12 9 ‘DOING SHOW FOR TV MALAYSIA’ SAYS LETTER... PENANG, May 3. BRITISH nightclub singer Patricia Lee, 25, has been reported missing from her home in Jalan Bungah Kacha Piring, Tanjong Tokong, since April 20. Both the civil and military police are looking for Pat and332 words
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Article135 1965-05-12 9 KUCHING, May 3. Thirty-six families of Indonesian refugees who have been given asylum in Sarawak are getting benefits from the State development plan. They are being given technical. material and financial assistance to help them plant padi. The families, who came over the border from the135 words
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Article54 1965-05-12 9 SINGAPORE, May 8. Bingapore is contributing a dance item to the Thai Airways International charity show, which is to be held ®PLi M ay in Bangkok, coinciding with the fifth anniversary celebrations of Thai Airways. is expected that the King and Queen of Thailand will be54 words
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Article22 1965-05-12 9 JERANTUT. May 3 —The Menjri Besar 0 f Pahang, Dato Yahya Mohamed Seh, today a $45 000 P-W.D. office22 words
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Article62 1965-05-12 9 SINGAPORE, May 3.—An American teacher, Miss Mary Lazarus, today praised schools In Singapore for their cleanliness, and said she was "fascinated with the charming children all dressed In diverse uniforms." Miss Lazarus, Is here on a pleasure trip together with 24 other Americans, all members of62 words
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Article34 1965-05-12 9 aiNOAPORE, May S. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Tew, will give a reception to repreeentativee of the Singapore Infantry Regiment at Sri Temasek at 7-10 pm on May 5.34 words
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Article128 1965-05-12 9 OINGAPORE, May 3. A housewife was today Jailed for three months for cheating together with four men a tea-seller of $1,600 at a house in Tangling Halt Road on April 25. Ng Feok Kee, 30, admitted deceiving Sharfuddin that she could rent him a canteen128 words
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Article83 1965-05-12 9 SINGAPORE. May 3. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister, Tuan Haji Ya’acob bin Mohamed, this morning visited the University of Singapore Students’ Union annual work camp on Pulau Ayer Merllmau, one of the Southern Islands About 30 University and Polytechnic students are working83 words
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215 1965-05-12 9 If UALA LUMPUR, 1V May 3.—The Japanese Government will continue its efforts for peace and it hopes that President Soekarno will meet Tengku Abdul Rahman in Tokyo in early June. The Japanese Ambassador to Malaysia, Dato Fumihlko Kal, said this today before leaving215 words
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Article74 1965-05-12 9 SINGAPORE, May 3. A well-known insurance executive, Mr. Lo Wei, died here suddenly on May 1, following a heart attack. Starting his insurance career as an agent with the Asia Insurance Co. he later founded the People’s Insurance Co. in 1957 and became its first managing director.74 words
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Article33 1965-05-12 9 SINGAPORE. May 3. Mr. Joseph Ng will give a public lecture on “Romanised Malay and what it la” at the National Library hall In Stamford Road at 5 pm. tomorrow33 words
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360 1965-05-12 10 U A L A LUMPUR, May 3. —For the 14th year running, Tengku Abdul Rahman and Tun Abdul Razak will be returned unopposed a? national Umno president and deputy president at the party’s 18th general assembly on May 15. There were no other360 words
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Article126 1965-05-12 10 SINGAPORE, May 3. The last of the Lancaster bombers, which with the American Flying Fortresses smashed the Nazis’ military arid industrial might, landed at Changi today from Darwin. The 20-year-old Lancaster named the “Spirit of Surfer’s Paradise’’ after the Australian city from where it took126 words
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Article60 1965-05-12 10 PENANG, May 4—The national and international woman’s champion in this year’s Koran reading competition, Hajjah Farldah binte Mohamed Saman, of Kelantan, will give a demonstration at the graduation ceremony of the Madrasah Tarbiah, Balik Pulau, at 2 p.m tomorrow. Two other women readers from Kelantan, Hajjah Che60 words
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Article35 1965-05-12 10 KUALA LUMPUR, May 3. About a thousand people jammed the international airport here tonight to welcome home 74 pilgrims from Mecca. The pilgrims arrived In a chartered Swiss airliner direct from Jeddah.35 words
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271 1965-05-12 10 SINGAPORE, May 3. The chairman of the Tiong Bahru prewar flats committee, Mr. Lim Song Seng, today said his committee planned to write to the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, asking for a postponement of the sale of the flats until271 words
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Article46 1965-05-12 10 BRUNEI TOWN, May 3.—Four Brunei police inspectors have been promoted to senior inspector. They are: Matali bin Osman, Abu Zar bin Abu Bakar, Mustapha bin Ahmat and Zakaria bin Ibrahim. Inspector Abu Zar is now studying at the Hendon police training school in Britain.46 words
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389 1965-05-12 10 GEOFFREY BOLAND - By GEOFFREY BOLAND: Singapore, May 3 PI T Z P ATRICKS Food Supplies (Far East) Ltd., which operates the well-known supermarket here, has been taken over by Woolworths (Malaysia) Ltd. It was announced today that Woolworths had reached an agreement to buy the majority389 words
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Article27 1965-05-12 10 SINGAPORE. May 3. T Kreta Ayer Vigilantes Corps, Division, will hold a picnic at Tanah Merah Holida. Camp on May 9 to celebra first anniversary.27 words
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243 1965-05-12 10 KUALA LUMPUR, May 3 rpHE Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismael bin Dato Abdul Rahman, today congratulated the Malayan Trades Union Congress for not allowing the Communists to exploit their May Day celebration here. The MTUC, he said, had carried out243 words
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Article38 1965-05-12 10 SINGAPORE. May 3. Housing and Development will organise a 131 m !l®. b L r W for its tenants in the estates in Singapore. It 1 held in July. Closing date for tries is May 20.38 words
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Article38 1965-05-12 10 The SINGAPORE, May 3. Prime Minister, Mr. b®® 0 f Yew, will meet representatbcs the Public Daily-Rated Ernpi Unions Federation and j n tlonal Trades Union Congics. his office at 3 30 p.m on M38 words
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Article, Illustration65 1965-05-12 11 MR. and Mrs. Bill Ch’ng Poh after their wedding at the Civil Marriages Registry in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The bride. Miss Cindy Wee Kim Tee, is the daughter of Mr. Wee Kim Wee, Singapore editor of the Straits Times and Mrs. Wee Kim Wee. The bridegroom, an architect,.—Straits Times picture. - 65 words
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217 1965-05-12 11 UOTA BHARU, May 4. —Justice Dato Moil amed Hashim today sentenced a tapper, Mat Daud bin Awang, 27, to four years’ jail for having a pistol and a shotgun cartridge without a licence. The gun and cartridge were found on Mat217 words
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Article47 1965-05-12 11 PENANG, May 4. The Old Frees’ Association will celebrate the birthday of the Yang di-Per-tuan Agong on June 2 with a children’s party. The association will also hold a get-together dinner on May 8, followed by a “Merry May” dance the same night.47 words
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493 1965-05-12 11 SINGAPORE, May 4. SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, last night welcomed a call by the Mentri Besar of Perlis, Dato Sheikh Ahmad, to "forget past quarrels and make a fresh start" towards achieving national solidarity. But he added: “While we welcome this493 words
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183 1965-05-12 11 OINGAPORE, May 4. The Alliance Party SSngapura today said that the State Government’s plan to set up an Eton-type school here deserved “outright condemnation.” Mr. Lee Kim Chuan. the general-secretary of the pro-tem committee of the party, in a statement183 words
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Article26 1965-05-12 11 SINGAPORE, May 4—Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah was re-elected president of the Singapore Boy Scouts (Stamford) District Association at its annual meeting recently.26 words
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355 1965-05-12 11 KUALA LUMPUR, May 4. A SIAN diplomatic circles here were ■“■unanimous today on the need for unity among Asian nations. They, however, foresaw “great difficulty’’ in setting up a body like the Organisation for African Unity as proposed by Tengku Abdul Rahman. He elaborated355 words
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Article133 1965-05-12 12 Kuala lumpur, May 4. Police and an official from the Chemistry Department spent this morning at the site of the burnt-out Government quarters in Galloway Road here investigating the cause of the fire there last night. The Are. which broke out in the house of Mr.133 words
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Article62 1965-05-12 12 BHARU. May 4 The last of the detained PMIP State Assemblymen, Nik Abdullah bin Haji Arshad (Kota Bharu Pantai). returned home quietly last night under police escort. HU release was not known to anyone not even his family. Nik Abdullah was among the seven62 words
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Article34 1965-05-12 12 PATANI, May 4.—The Education, Inche Mo ft? 1 XM* Joharl. will open a,a J secondary school here on May 6 on May 8 he will open the new Malay school In Si34 words
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279 1965-05-12 12 KUALA LUMPUR, May 4. AN ECONOMIC congress of Malays and indigenous people will be held here next month "to generate an interest among them to take part in commerce and industry." The three-day “Kongress Ekonomi Bumiputra Malaysia”, sponsored by the Ministry of National279 words
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Article29 1965-05-12 12 PARIT BUNTAR, May 4.—The District Welfare Committee here has given 4720 to the 36 families whose homes were damaged by heavy rain a few days ago29 words
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262 1965-05-12 12 MALAYSIAN EMBASSY THERE AT FAULT’ 1ZUALA LUMPUR, May 4. —The chairman of the Muslim Pilgrims Savings Corporation, Haji Hussein bin Nordin M.P., today blamed the Malaysian Embassy in Jeddah for the poor turnout of Malaysian pilgrims to greet the King and Queen262 words
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Article, Illustration301 1965-05-12 12 SINGAPORE. Mav 4 \yONG HUAY LAN, 19, the fourth hole-in-the-heart case to be operated on in Sinea pore, today said she could now fulfil her ambition of following in her father’s footsteps bv becoming a tailor. Huay Lan, who had an operation on March 24301 words
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Article59 1965-05-12 12 PENANG, May 4.—The Penang Free School will meet the Old Frees' Association at a public debate to be held at the O.F.A. Building. Northam Road, at 7.30 p.m. on May 21. Present pupils will propose and the Old Frees oppose the motion that “Sex education should59 words
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Article76 1965-05-12 12 pENANG, May 4. —A former Penang rural district councillor, Inche W. A. Bahaudin, today urged the Central Government to ban the use of “daching” scales by shopkeepers, vegetable sel- lers and fishmongers. He said he raised this in the rural district council four years ago but nothing76 words
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Article74 1965-05-12 12 pENANG, May 4. Two 1 contributions to the National Defence Fund totalling $1,222 have been received by the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. The president of the Penang Port Commission Employees Union. Inche Mus- tafa bin Hamidon. today handed to Dato Wong a cheque for74 words
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Article109 1965-05-12 12 SINGAPORE, May 4.- Two Indonesians who were trying to sneak into the State in a motor sampan were arrested by a naval patrol boat of! Raffles Lighthouse early this morning. Their sampan was intercepted by the patrol vessel at about 4.45 a.m. The two109 words
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Article59 1965-05-12 12 KUALA LUMPUR. May 5-The Selangor Stamp Club yesterday raised $225.10 at an auction sale of stamps and coins to boost tn. National Defence Fund. The club secretary, Mr. C. w■ garajah, said that about 120 items, first day covers and souvenir com went under the59 words
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Article47 1965-05-12 12 KANGAR, May s—The Depujy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul will pay a two-day official to Perlis this week-end. Tun Razak will address a rally on the hospital pad a it. May On May 8 will be entertained to dim the Mentri Besar, Dato Ahmad.47 words
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98 1965-05-12 13 1NGAPORE, May 4.- Two 1 hotel managers will leave for France tomorrow to -tudy hotel management, hey are Mr. Foo Chick Kan, front ofllce manager of Hotel Singapore, and Mr. J. Cheam Suan Ool, assistant manager of the Cockpit Hotel. hey have been98 words
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Article30 1965-05-12 13 KUALA LUMPUR. May 4—The Minister ol Education, Inche Molamined Khir Johari, will open an >r!? exhibition at the Balai Ampang. AIA Building, here at >3O p.m. on Monday.30 words
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214 1965-05-12 13 KUALA LUMPUR, May 4 TWO advance parlies of Ministry of External Affairs officials will leave for Lagos and Addis Ababa tomorrow to set up diplomatic offices in the two African capitals. Leading the group to Lagos will be Inche Ahmad Faiz bin Abdul214 words
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276 1965-05-12 13 KUALA LUMPUR, May 4. THE Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services today warned “the leading political party of the Government” not to interfere in the democratic trade union move- went in Malaya. The monthly bulletin of uiepacs .said: “Cuepacs276 words
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Article38 1965-05-12 13 MALACCA, May 4.—Two more suspected cases of typhoid here have been confirmed, making a total of 19. They have been traced to the Bukit’ Kntil area where the first cases were found last week.38 words
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Article, Illustration215 1965-05-12 13 IPOH, May 4. —Alliance 1 M.P.s from the MCA will be the guests of the party’s Perak branch for three days from May 7. The group is expected to be headed by the Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw215 words
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78 1965-05-12 13 KUALA LUMPUR Mav 4 A nine-man trade mission from Korea left here today for Singapore after talks with the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr Lim Swee Aun Tile leader of ihe mission, Mr Tai Doo Chin, said: "The talks were centred on78 words
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268 1965-05-12 13 SINGAPORE, May 4. THE political liaison secretary to Singapore's Ministry of Culture, Inche Mohammed Ghazali bin Ismail, last night said that Malaysia was one of the few multi-lingual nations where a national language had been adopted by “the free consent of its people/’268 words
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Article60 1965-05-12 13 TPOH, May 4.—Man Singh, 26. an attendant at the Central Mental Hospital, Tanjong Rambutan, was admitted to the hospital hero last night with serious injuries in the abdomen. He was attacked on the Tanjong Rambutan-Chemor Road while walking home. Police recovered a 7ft-long iron spear from60 words
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221 1965-05-12 13 IS U A L A LUMPUR, May 4. Sonic progress was made in the second round of talks over the textile quota dispute today. Tomorrow, the Cabinet will hear u full report on the talks from the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr.221 words
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Article92 1965-05-12 13 OINGAPORE, May 4. Three men, believed to have been involved in a number of armed robberies here, were arrested by police yesterday. They were picked up in a police raid on a hotel In Serangoon Road yesterday afternoon. They are being detained under the92 words
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224 1965-05-12 14 U ALA LUMPUR, May 5. Two hundred and forty civil servants who last night became prospective house-owners are hoping the Government will help them financially to build their dream houses. They were among 350 who drew lots for house sites at the224 words
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339 1965-05-12 14 SINGAPORE, May 5. r j'HE YANG di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak, today exhorted the Singapore nfantry Regiment to continue safeguarding Malaysia's territorial integrity. Tun Yusof told the 2nd Bn., the SIR, at Camp .emasek in Ulu Pandan: '‘The339 words
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Article47 1965-05-12 14 M IP S H, H*J ay s r Chai Kam San, 20 pleaded guilty today to committing gang robbery with four others still at large at Cockman Street here on March 24. C S( was postponed to May It* Chai was allowed $2,000 bail.47 words
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Article, Illustration108 1965-05-12 14 THREE Malaysian nurses 1 who graduated as registered nursing sisters at the Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne, recently were all from Perak. They are (from left) Sister Thong Swee Kam, 22, of Taiping, Sister Harcharan K. Bhatt, of Ipoh, and Sister Yip Choon Lean,108 words
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Article81 1965-05-12 14 I/ANGAR, May s—The Kuala Sanglang Fishermen’s Co-operative Society plans to buy two trawlers costing about $lOO,OOO to help increase the catch of the 300 fishermen in the village. “We welcome the decision of the Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives to legalise trawler-fishing.” the chairman of81 words
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Article57 1965-05-12 14 SINGAPORE, May 5. Police today recovered a safe on the roadside outside the Victoria Institution in Jalan Besar. It Is not known what the safe contains. It has an inscription which reads “Dutch East Indies”. The owner of the safe is asked to contact Inspector57 words
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257 1965-05-12 14 May 5 'J'HE president of the Seremban Town Council, Mr. Lai Pong Yuen (UDP). today urged the Negri Sembilan State Government to consider the council’s request for munici- pal status. Mr. Lai said that such a motion had been moved by the former257 words
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Article49 1965-05-12 14 r t Tin TELUK ANSON. May J $1< Rotary Club here has 8 each to three secondary here to aid needy P^ p f h tW* applied for help through headmasters. lpV jjf The schools are Hone s thodist Secondary be Anthony’s School and vent.49 words
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112 1965-05-12 14 LUMPUR, May 5 —By promoting the solidarity of urban parties the PAP would in fact be placing the poor and the less capable at a disadvantage, Mr. Bernard Lu, political secretary to the Finance Minister, said last night. Addressing a discussion group here,112 words
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986 1965-05-12 15 KUALA LUMPUR, May 5. MALAYSIA today dashed off a diplomatic Note to Manila seeking clarification on its regulations governing entry of Malaysian citizens into the Philippines. Malaysia wants to know why the Filipino immigration authorities insist on fingerprinting Malaysians of Chinese descent986 words
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Article38 1965-05-12 15 SEGAMAT. May s—The headmistress of Labis Primary English School. Mrs. Mary Wong Kee Lim. has been transferred to Bukit Hampar English School. Her place has been taken by Mr. S- Tharumaratnam. of Seng Hwa High School here.38 words
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Article128 1965-05-12 15 pENANG, May 5. Seven pilgrims five women apd two men—died on board the liner Kuala Lumpur during its homeward journey to Malaysia from Jeddah. The Controller of Pilgrimage, Haji Ali Rouse, said the deaths were due to old age and heart failure. He listed128 words
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136 1965-05-12 15 SINGAPORE, May 5 THE Malaysian Government is still awaiting a reply from Formosa regarding the repatriation of three strarded Formosan fishermen. The three fishermen— Ng Kong 25, Tan Beng Gee, 21, and Tiew Cheng Pie. 19 were intercepted bv the Singapore Marine Police in March after136 words
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412 1965-05-12 15 SINGAPORE, May 5. SINGAPORE'S Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, today called for stronger and quicker action by the Central Government to put a stop to further visa insults to Malaysians by the Philippines immigration authorities at Manila. He said the Philippines412 words
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Article25 1965-05-12 15 KUALA LUMPUR. May 5 Members of the MIC Ba'u Oajah branch have donated a total of $612 for the National Defence Fund25 words
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Article, Illustration293 1965-05-12 16 P. KRISHNAN - Cut red tape...We want more value for money —Tun Razak By P. KRISHNAN: Kuala Lumpur, May 5 r ['HE Cabinet today appointed a toplevel committee to launch an austerity drive and slash Government spending by at least 10 per cent. The acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul293 words
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Article46 1965-05-12 16 THE austerity drive will NOT affect: SERVING Govern ment officers or their monthly pay; PENDING claims for improved salary scales and better working conditions; and THE RURAL d e v e I o pment plans drawn up for Malaysia.46 words
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Article116 1965-05-12 16 J/-UALA LUMPUR, May 5. The Malaysian Government is submitting new proposals to the British Government to end the textile quota dispute with Singapore. This was stated here today by the acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, after the weekly Cabinet meeting. The Cabinet had116 words
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Article67 1965-05-12 16 KOTA BHARU. May 5 The Mentri Besar of Kelantan, Inche Mohamed Asri bin Haii Muda, will open the timber processing Lotfi Corporation Ltd at Kampong Batu Bala, 47 miles from here, on May 7. The company, whose chairman is the former Mentri Besar, Da67 words
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Article37 1965-05-12 16 SINGAPORE. May s—The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok, will lead a team from his Ministry in a soccer match against the Perak House boys at 4.30 p.m. in Pasir PanJang on May 8.37 words
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272 1965-05-12 16 KUALA LUMPUR, May 5 TWO Charge d’Affaires left here today to set ud A Malaysian diplomatic offices in Lagos Nieeria and Addis Ababa in Ethiopia. Inche Noor Adlan bln Yahya Uddln, 25, and Inche Ahmad Falz bln Abdul Hamid 26, told newsmen before272 words
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Article231 1965-05-12 16 KUALA LUMPUR. May 5. A POLICE officer told a magistrate’s court nw f today how he found a pistol, which a P°l ice constable had reported lost, when he raided a shop in Jalan Bandar. Asst. Supt. Govindasamy said he found two pistols when231 words
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Article46 1965-05-12 16 The KUCHING. Mey 5 e Bn.. Scots Ouards. *ho can Sarawak to help defen b j,,idup‘ r er at the time of the bit, jj* January, will be leaving lava this weekend. bv tltf They are being re leud 2nd Bn.. Green Jackets46 words
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Article19 1965-05-12 16 c nr SEGAMAT. May 5- Ban Lee is the c H^P ita of the Segamat District19 words
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391 1965-05-12 17 KUALA LUMPUR, May 6 THE Civil Service wants to know the objectives oi the Government’s austerity drive so that it can make an “effective contribution” to cut Government spending. This was stated here today by the secretary of the Staff Side, National Whitley391 words
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Article241 1965-05-12 17 SINGAPORE, May 6. The Singapore Government today announced a total ban on the importation of all South African goods into the State effective from May 13. This follows an order from the Central Government to the constituent States of Singapore, Sabah and Sarawak to cease241 words
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349 1965-05-12 17 KUALA LUMPUR. May 6 A BIG welcome awaits the King and Queen they return home tomorrow from their pilgrimage to Mecca and State visits to Kuwait, the United Arab Republic and Jordan. They will be given a full ceremonial welcome at Penang’s Swettenham349 words
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Article, Illustration429 1965-05-12 17 •KEPT ABOARD—WE WERE THE ONLY MALAYSIANS 9 1/ U ALA LUMPUR, ““May 6. Dato Gunn Lay Teik, former Malayan High Commissioner in Australia, today told of how he and his wife were kept aboard their ship for two and a429 words
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Article22 1965-05-12 17 KUALA LUMPUR, May 6 The British High Commissioner, Lord Head, returned here tonight after a “routine visit” to Singapore.22 words
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MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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1751 1965-05-12 18 From Our Market Correspondent THE mild rally in industrial shares on the Stock 1 Exchange on Friday was generally regarded as more of a technical corrective operation than any sudden burst of confidence. Some may have associated this with rather more optimistic reports emanating1,751 words
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392 1965-05-12 18 THE past week’s trading was very thin and oil take was again disappointing on the Malayan Rubber Market tlie Malayan Rubber Market. Nevertheless levels were well maintained mainly due to continued reticence on the part of sellers say II.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current392 words
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Article23 1965-05-12 18 May 7. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 741 cents (unchanged). TIN: $728 25 (down $2.87i). Unofficial estimated offering 240 tons (up 5 tons).23 words
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Article42 1965-05-12 18 N the froo satlian** marks! i„ w Hons Kong on Samrvlav tho U g dollar wk» quoted at 5.7 fl tor T.T. and o 73 1 for cash. toning was «uot»1 at JEW god mss last of gold «t 2*o|42 words
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Article25 1965-05-12 18 shiMn‘ B It 7 h mi5 ank ra tP 18 l,n ..iinuun. at 7 per cen it w-k an nounred on Thursday. an25 words
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Article32 1965-05-12 18 RUBBER TIN (per lb), (per picul). May 3. 74A cts. $729.87 1 4. 731 cts. $728.75 5. 74 cts. $736.50 6- 74] cts. $731,121 L 741 cts. $728.25 8 $731.2532 words
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188 1965-05-12 18 NURSES BLOOD GIFT: NOW IT WON’T BE 150 AT ONE GO... SINGAPORE, May 9.„ 0 The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees today hit out at Ministry of Health official for refusing to release about 150 nursing staff tomorrow at 2 p.m to enable them to donate blood at the Sinpore188 words
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Article43 1965-05-12 18 KUALA KANGSAR. May 9 The Raja Perempuan of Perak anc members of the royal were among the large gathering who attended a charity dance a the Idris Club here last night 0 raise funds for the Sultan Abd Aziz Children’s Home-43 words
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Article41 1965-05-12 18 THI Malayan Exchann* Bank*' I- elation made these changes l rates to merchants on Saturday l rates to $100): nil(t ,cti« Selling TT or OD "•£*•..JJ.V Ji7: Marks 129 3/8: Holland Guild*'*. French Francs 1591: Italian Swedish Kroner 1671.41 words
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Article75 1965-05-12 18 Current Date of Total for payment payment year previous Jeram Kuantan 19% May 31 \Z' Kulim Rubber 6% June 22 10% Pengkalen ls.t June 11 Mentakab 15% May 31 20% 3% London Asiatic 25% June 22 307* equivalent! Malaysian Rubber 20% 27* 7c Kuala Reman 5%t June 575 words
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Article45 1965-05-12 18 g May 3. May 4. May 5. May 6. May 7. M g9 Industrials: 76.30 76.14 75.97 76.01 76.52 g g Tins: 96.48 95.77 95.09 94.98 94.83 rubbers: 103 63 103.73 103.73 103.73 103.73 ♦Dec. 30. 1963 100. Dec. 29, 1962 100.45 words
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Article, Illustration482 1965-05-12 19 ENVOY’S SON: HAJI HUSSEIN MENTIONED QUARTER OF THE TRUTH... KUALA LUMPUR, May 7 HAJI SUHAIMI, 25, son of the Malaysian Ambassador in Jeddah, Dato Haji Kamaruddin, today* denied |san allegation that his father was not in when the King visited the embassy482 words
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210 1965-05-12 19 IPOH, May 7.—A nurse 1 and a dresser In an ambulance, which stopped at the scene of a three-car' collision at the 15th mile, Ipoh-Kampar road, last night, refused to help an injured passenger “because they had no medicine.” This was stated210 words
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Article42 1965-05-12 19 KU ALA LUMPUR, May 7.—Th<T fmtner of Information and J rnche Senu bin nh ul Hahman <eft for Penang }Z on bis way to Kubang BaKec *ab, where he will ,n,ai annual meeting of the ,CHal Union division tomorrow42 words
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Article263 1965-05-12 19 ITU ALA LUMPUR, May 7. A French-built Alouette helicopter showed Its paces over the Chlnwoo Stadium here this evening to herald the official opening of the French industrial exhibition by the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun. Watching the demonstration with263 words
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199 1965-05-12 19 IfUALA LUMPUR, May 1— 111 The Railwaymen's Union of Malaya tonight called upon the Railway Administration to publish the report of the United Nations expert, Mr. M.A. Cameron who studied the costings and tariffs of the Malayan Railway last year. Its general secretary, Mr.199 words
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770 1965-05-12 20 pENANG, May 9. Triangle Stable’s I Malapin, with Alan Trevena astride, scored a smashing win in today’s main event here, slamming his Summer Cup opposition by three lengths. Raee One rft CL. I, DIV. 1—SHF. Mr. and Mrs. 8.C. Law's 17) ROYAL MEADOW 9.S770 words
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822 1965-05-12 20 DENANG, May 5. r Bright Eyes IV, ridden by Maniam, sur-1 vived an' objection in Race Six for Class 3 Div. 2 horses over It to pay the day’s best dividend of $123 for a win ticket here today. Raee One CL. 1.822 words
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286 1965-05-12 20 SINGAPORE, May. 6. A lawyer today called for ac* unification of the laws of the States of Malaysia. Mr Leslie Rayner, a past district governor of Rotary International, said it was “a task of the first magni- v tude Bpeaking286 words
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Page 20 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous25 1965-05-12 20 TOTAL POOL: 1st No. *****1 2nd No. *****6 3rd No. *****1 Starter* ($556 each): No*. *****8 *****4 *****4 *****7 *****6 *****3 *****4 *****6 m (is.25 words
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Miscellaneous28 1965-05-12 20 ,'L BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $44,100 1st No. *****0 $26,466 2nd No. *****4 6,616 mm No. *****2 3,306 Starters ($630 each): Nos. *****6 *****4 *****1 1817*6 *****5 172*0428 words
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