The Singapore Story: Memoirs of Lee Kuan Yew (94 page)
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Authors: Lee Kuan Yew
We were a Chinese island in a Malay sea. How could we survive in such a hostile environment?
Index
Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat (Singapore minister for local government, leader of UMNO Singapore),
216
,
272
,
296
,
305
,
336
Abdul Razak bin Hussain, Tun (deputy prime minister, Malaysia),
14
,
41
,
306
,
348
,
363–4
,
411
,
437–8
,
442
,
461–3
,
471
,
477
,
485
,
493–4
,
498
,
500–1
,
503
,
507
,
518–19
,
543
,
559–60
,
566
,
568–9
,
599
,
607
,
614–15
,
624–7
,
649
,
656
and Eddie Barker,
638–9
constitutional rearrangements for Singapore,
581
,
583
,
585
,
587
,
589
,
591
“hiving-off” negotiations,
17
,
629–38
,
661
merger negotiations,
437–9
,
477–80
suggests Lee Kuan Yew’s resignation,
568
Abdul Samad bin Ismail:
see
Samad Ismail
Afro-Asian movement: countries and leaders,
15
,
422
,
536
Ahmad Haji Taff,
517
Ahmad Ibrahim,
182
,
184
,
189
,
199
,
385–6
,
388
,
406
,
447
,
463
Ahmad Khan,
329
Algeria,
527
All-Party Committee on Chinese Schools,
213–14
,
216–18
,
222
All-Singapore Chinese School Parents’ Association,
216
Alliance party and government, Malaysia,
17
,
223
,
461
,
465
,
476
,
515
,
543
,
547–8
,
597
Alliance party, Singapore,
463
,
474
,
505–6
,
508
,
576
,
652–3
Anti-British League,
159
,
175
,
255
,
290
,
473
ANZUS (Australia, New Zealand and US defence agreement),
550
defence forces in Singapore and Malaya,
46
,
52
,
55
,
223
Awbery, Stanley (Labour MP, Britain),
117
,
182
Azahari, A.M. (Partai Rakyat),
415
,
467
Baharuddin bin Mohamed Ariff,
356
Baker, Maurice,
45–6
,
69
,
122
,
132
Balewa, Alhaji Sir Abubakar Tafawa (prime minister, Nigeria),
532
Banda, Dr Hastings (president, Malawi),
532–3
Barisan Sosialis,
378
,
383
,
385
,
390
,
401–3
,
406–9
,
413–14
,
416
,
418–21
,
427–8
,
429
,
432–4
,
444
,
446–52
,
460–2
,
463
,
471–2
,
474
,
477
,
483–4
,
486
,
496–7
,
505–8
,
511
,
574
,
622
,
653
appeal to UN Decolonisation Committee (1962),
433–4
declaration on Brunei revolt,
467
in favour of complete merger,
401
,
414
,
416
Barker, Eddie,
116
,
604
,
613
,
629
,
631–2
,
636
,
638–40
,
645
Ben Bella (prime minister, Algeria),
527–8
Benham, F.C. (committee on family allowances),
155
Berita Harian
,
608
Bevan, Aneurin (health minister, UK),
130
,
231
Black, Sir Robert (UK governor, Singapore),
202
,
206
,
209–11
,
213
,
228
Blades, Alan (Singapore commissioner of police),
328–9
,
352
Bogaars, George (director, Singapore Special Branch),
557
,
623
,
631–2
,
645
Bottomley, Arthur (UK secretary of state, Commonwealth Relations),
628
,
647
,
651
,
663
Bourguiba, Habib (president, Tunisia),
526–7
Brandt, Willy,
571
Britain:
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders,
45
,
55
Brunei revolt,
466–8
colonial education system,
36
,
43
Commonwealth Prime Ministers’
defence forces in Malaya and Southeast Asia,
20
,
223–4
defending Malaysia during Indonesian Confrontation,
493
,
522–3
,
548
,
567
,
572–4
,
590
,
636
,
657
European Economic Market and Community (EEC),
364
,
454–7
majority vote on Singapore’s Defence and Security Council,
237
merger negotiations,
403
,
429
,
479–83
,
500–3
military bases in Singapore,
23
,
581
,
652
,
655
National Health Service Act,
129
,
130
opposes constitutional rearrangements for Malaysia,
583
,
587–91
opposes Singapore’s separation from Malaysia,
629–30
power to revoke Singapore’s constitution,
360–1
,
501
professionalism of officials,
435
,
537–8
protection of Malays in Malaya,
51
strategic value of Singapore for defence,
225
superior status of British in Singapore,
50–3
supports a federation of the Borneo territories, Singapore and Malaya,
364
,
366–7
surrender to Japan,
49
British Military Administration,
86–90
Brockway, Fenner (Labour Party, UK),
117
,
367
Brunei,
367
,
400
,
408
,
415–16
,
478
,
494
opts out of Malaysian merger,
481
revolt (December 1962),
466–8
Buang bin Omar Junid,
286
Buma, Michael,
617
Burnett, Hugh,
492
Byrne, Kenny,
122
,
138
,
153–5
,
160–1
,
182
,
198
,
206
,
268
,
293–4
,
318
,
320–1
,
387–8
,
447
,
507
,
513
Callaghan, James (UK Labour MP, later prime minister),
307
Cameron, John (Queen’s Counsel),
152
Campos, M.N.,
37
Chan Chee Seng,
273
,
376–7
,
386–7
Chang Yuen Tong,
282–5
Cheong Yip Seng,
398
Chew Swee Kee (Singapore minister for education),
216
,
218
,
245
,
279
,
284
,
289
,
294–5
foreign funds scandal,
293–5
China Institute, London,
127–8
China, People’s Republic of,
128
,
139
,
171
,
175
,
254
,
325
,
331
,
353
,
359
,
390
,
392
Chinese Brass Gong Musical Society,
244
Chinese High School,
168–70
,
217
,
246–7
,
249
,
253
,
330
,
473
,
486
Chinese language, education and culture,
52
,
86–7
,
141
,
167
,
170
,
185–6
,
213–14
,
216–22
,
240
,
409
,
511
Chinese middle school students,
228
,
242
,
254–5
,
267
,
428
demonstration for release of detainees,
261–2
protests against deregistration of union,
245–6
Chinese schools: ratio to English schools,
214
Chong Mong Seng,
187
Chor Yeok Eng,
376
Chua, F.A. (Freddy),
165
,
200–1
,
353
,
567
Chua Jim Neo (Mrs Lee Chin Koon),
25
,
29
,
34
,
47
,
49
,
65
,
66
,
92–5
,
133
,
135
Chua Kim Teng,
27–9
Chua Sian Chin,
231
Chung Cheng High School,
246–7
,
249
,
332
,
428
Cobbold Commission,
426
,
430
,
432
,
443
communist united front (CUF),
174
,
200
,
206
,
228
,
239
,
240–1
,
244
,
246
,
253
,
264
,
269
,
271
,
290
,
349
,
373
,
384
,
508
Conservative (Tory) Party and government, Britain,
124–5
,
128–9
,
234
,
455
Constitution of Malaysia (Singapore Amendment) Bill, 1965,
14
,
648
Corridon, Richard Byrne,
157–9
,
195
,
290
,
307
Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB),
346
,
479
Councils of Joint Action:
allowances for government servants, 1952,
154–5
allowances for government servants, 1959,
319–20
Criminal Investigation Department,
329
,
369
Cripps, Stafford (Labour Party, UK),
117
Critchley, Tom (Australian high commissioner, Malaysia),
412
,
591
,
663
CUF:
see
communist united front