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THE BATTALION
Wednesday, September 25, 1968
College Station, Texas Page 3
Crisis Over Sabah
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KUALA LUMPUR UP) _ Ma
laysia announced suspension of
diplomatic relations and abroga
tion of an anti-smuggling pact
with the Philippines Thursday in
response to a new Philippine law
annexing Sabah, the Malaysian
state on Borneo.
In Manila, Foreign Secretary
Narciso Ramos called the an
nouncement of Prime Minister
Tunku Abdul Rahman “a serious
mistake . . . belligerent, belli
cose."
But leaders of both nations
said they had no intention of re
sorting to force.
Rahman emphasized to news
men in Kuala Lumpur this nation
was suspending—not breaking—
diplomatic ties with Manila.
“We will maintain only a skele
ton administrative staff there,”
he said.
Demonstrators turned out in
Kuala Lumpur and other major
towns in Malaysia to voice sup
port of Rahman’s action and
pledge to defend Malaysia “to
the last drop of our blood.”
“Let us hope there is no blood
shed,” Rahman said. “Malaysia
is preparing for the worst but
hoping for the best.”
Support came also from a Brit
ish military official in Hong
Kong.
“We fully support the case that
Sabah is part of Malaysia,” said
Gen. Sir Michael Carver. He told
newsmen five British Royal Air
Force jet fighters flew over Sa
bah Thursday at Rahman’s re
quest. But he added the request
was made before President Ferdi
nand E. Marcos of the Philip
pines signed the law in Manilla
Wednesday.
Rahman’s move suspending re
lations and abrogating the treaty
was seen by diplomats here as a
Malaysian attempt to shift the
burden to Manila.
“Now if relations are going to
be completely cut, it’s going to
have to be Marcos who calls for
it,” one informant said.
A presidential spokesman in
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PROGRAM
The first Graduate Student Orientation
Program for ne\y graduate students will
be held Wednesday, October 2nd, at 3:30
of the Biological
room
in the lecture room of the
Sciences Building. This will afford an
opportunity for the new graduate student
to meet Dr. George Kunze, Dean of thi
Graduate School, and the members o
the Graduate Student Council. Dean Kunze
ill discuss degree programs, prelims,
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to the _ _ _
Thursday, September 26. 1968 from 3-6
p. m. for the purpose of taking a picture
for the Dean’s office.
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the College of Agriculture should
the Animal Industries Building
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The Graduate School Foreign Language
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968 in Room 108 of the Academic Building.
who desire to take one of these
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The student should then come to the
Counseling and Testing Center where he
will be registered for the test and his
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m. on Fri-
lot completed an
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of Agriculture who have n
information folder for the Academic dean
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Building at their earl
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Manila said Marcos planned no
retaliatory steps at least until he
receives official word of the Ma
laysian action.
Malaysia’s decision to with
draw from the anti-smuggling
pact came as no surprise.
Smuggling between Sabah and
the Sulu Islands, at the southern
tip of the Philippines chain, has
reportedly cost the Manila gov
ernment $100 million a year.
The illicit trade is plied by so-
called barter traders from the
Sulus, who cart Philippines raw
materials to Sabah and return
with such goods as cigarettes,
transistor radios and other small
consumer items.
Many of these items carry tar
iffs as high as 300 per cent in
the Sulu Islands.
Malaysia, however, has never
condemned the barter trading
and some officials have stated in
the past that it went along with
the pact solely as a show of unity
with Manila after relations be
tween the two countries were
established two years ago.
The Philippines did not recog
nize Malaysia when it was form
ed in 1963 of the former British
colonies of Malaya, Singapore
Sarawak and North Borneo.
North Borneo is now Sabah.
Singapore has since withdrawn.
Sabah, with nearly 500,000 per
sons living in its 29,388 square
miles of territory, is on Borneo’s
northern tip. It is about 1,000
miles east across the South China
Sea from the Malaysian main
land. The Sulu Archipelago be
gins about 40 miles off its north
east coast. The Philippines is
land of Palwan is about 60 miles
north.
The Philippines contend the
territory which is now Sabah
was ceded to Britain in 1877-78
by the sultan of Sulu, whose des
cendants are Filipinos.
But the Philippines secretary
of justice, Claudio Teehankee,
said in Manila Marcos’ law “does
not include the physical incorpor
ation of Sabah — but is only a
statement of our right to claim
Sabah.”
Rahman, however, called Mar
cos’ signing of the law an act
that is “tantamount to aggres
sion.”
Marcos said the Philippines
had no plans to seize Sabah with
military force.
Vietnamese Fire
Into Cambodia
SAIGON (A*) — South Vietna
mese forces have fired 105mm
howitzers into Cambodia to
silence Viet Cong guns shooting
across the border, the commander
of South Vietnam’s 3rd Corps
said Tuesday.
Lt. Gen. Do Cao Tri said his
troops fired across the frontier
last Friday after they were
shelled by enemy mortars cover
ing the retreat of a fleeing band
of Viet Cong who had tried to
overrun a government outpost at
Phuoc Tan.
He said he expected the Cam
bodian government to complain
about the attack. But the Saigon
government claims it has the
right to fire on gunners shooting
at them from inside Cambodia
and to engage in “hot pursuit” of
enemy units that seek sanctuary
across the border.
Cambodia has repeatedly de
nied that the North Vietnamese
and Viet Cong are based on its
territory.
Tri made his announcement
soon after American B52 Strato-
fortresses dropped 750 tons of
bombs in saturation patterns
along enemy infiltration routes
near the Cambodian border
northwest of Saigon. Most of the
strikes were eight or 10 miles
from the frontier.
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