1.
LS. CROWD AT KUALA LUMPUR AIRPORT.
2 1/2 ft

2.
MS. TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN STEPS DOWN FROM PLANE.
5 ft

3.
MLS. CROWD.
6 ft

4.
MCU. TUNKU KISSES HIS DAUGHTER.
8 ft

5.
MS. WOMEN AMONG CROWD.
9 ft

6.
MCU. TUNKU RECEIVED BY DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER ABDUL RAZAK.
10 ft

7.
CU. CROWD.
11 ft

8.
MS. TENKU MEETS DIPLOMATS AND CABINET MEMBERS.
16 1/2 ft

9.
MLS. WOMEN SECTION OF UNITED MALAY NATIONAL ORGANISATION
18 ft

10.
MS. TUNKU AND RAZAK.
19 ft

11.
MS. WOMEN.
21 ft

12.
MLS. TUNKU MEETS UMNO MEMBERS.
26 ft

13.
MS. WOMEN.
27 ft

14.
MCU. TUNKU ADDRESSES CROWD.
31 ft

15.
MS. CABINET MEMBERS.
33 ft

16.
LS. TUNKU SPEAKING.
35 ft



Initials VTS/S/MK/LB



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Background: THE MALAYAN PRIME MINISTER TUNKU (FOR PRINCE) ABDUL RAHMAN IS BACK IN HIS CAPITAL OF KUALA LUMPUR, AFTER A PEACE MAKING MISSION TO HOLLAND, TO SETTLE THE DISPUTE BETWEEN HOLLAND AND INDONESIA OVER WEST NEW GUINEA.

AT THE AIRPORT TO WELCOME HIM WERE THE CABINET MEMBERS AND DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

THE TUNKU SAID THAT BEFORE HE SET OFF ON HIS MISSION HE WAS TOLD ON HIGH AUTHORITY THAT THE INDONESIANS WOULD BE PREPARED TO SUBMIT THE WEST NEW GUINEA QUESTION TO UNITED NATIONS WITH CERTAIN PROVISIONS.

THE TUNKU ADDED THAT NOW THE INDONESIAN FOREIGN MINISTER DR. SUBANDRIO HAS SAID THAT INDONESIA WOULD NOT ALLOW UNITED NATIONS IN THE DISPUTE EXCEPT FOR TRANSFER OF POWER FROM HOLLAND TO INDONESIA, THE NEXT MOVE WOULD HAVE TO COME FROM INDONESIA ITSELF.