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MLS Razak and others out of plane
6 ft

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MS Razak
8 ft

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MS Other officials
10 1/2 ft

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MS Razak (with hat) walks to reception room
13 ft

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MLS Sabah's chief Minister, Dato Donald Stephens and Malaysian armed forces chief, Lt.-Gen. Tengku Osman Bin Tengku Mohamed Jewa
15 1/2 ft

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MS Razak and reporters (4 shots)
27 ft



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Background: The Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, returning to Kuala Lumpur on March 6th after the breakdown of the peace talks between Malaysia, the Phillipines and Indonesia, described the situation as 'a time of emergency for us'. He added: "We shall take every possible measure to protect our threatened sovereignty and integrity, and, if necessary, get help from our friends". Asked whether open warfare was imminent between Malaysia and Indonesia, he replied: "It's a matter for the Indonesians to decide".

Before leaving Bangkok with his nine-man delegation, Tun Razak had described the situation as "very serious" and added, "if our territory is invaded we have got to defend ourselves".