Post-elections in 1963, witnesses gathered for the swearing in of Singapores State Government at City Hall on 19 October. Head of state Yang di-Pertuan Negara Yusof bin Ishak officiated while Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew took oath of office, followed by other members of the cabinet and parliamentary secretaries. Among them were Deputy Prime Minister Dr Toh Chin Chye, Minister for National Development Lim Kim San, Minister for Labour Jek Yeun Thong, Minister for Home Affairs and Social Welfare Othman Wok and Parliamentary Secretary for Education, Rahim Ishak. Shortly after, key leaders headed to Kuala Lumpur for the opening of Singapore's new official residence in the federal capital Rumah Temasek. PM and Mrs Lee Kuan Yew welcomed members of the Malaysian cabinet and other members of the federal government to the new residence. A series of cultural performances by Singapore artistes followed. The newsreel ends with the opening of the new Parliament House in Kuala Lumpur, which was attended by Singapore and Malaysian Ministers. Berita Singapura newsreels were produced by the Ministry of Culture, Broadcasting Division, in various languages and dialects on the economic and social developments of Singapore in the 1960s. Video courtesy of National Archives www.a2o.com.sg Commemorating 50 years of Self-Governance www.gov.sg/50_selfgovernance.html
Monday, October 8, 2012
1963 Swearing-in of State Government of Singapore (Berita Singapura)
1963 Swearing-in of State Government of Singapore (Berita Singapura) Video Clips. Duration : 4.75 Mins.
Post-elections in 1963, witnesses gathered for the swearing in of Singapores State Government at City Hall on 19 October. Head of state Yang di-Pertuan Negara Yusof bin Ishak officiated while Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew took oath of office, followed by other members of the cabinet and parliamentary secretaries. Among them were Deputy Prime Minister Dr Toh Chin Chye, Minister for National Development Lim Kim San, Minister for Labour Jek Yeun Thong, Minister for Home Affairs and Social Welfare Othman Wok and Parliamentary Secretary for Education, Rahim Ishak. Shortly after, key leaders headed to Kuala Lumpur for the opening of Singapore's new official residence in the federal capital Rumah Temasek. PM and Mrs Lee Kuan Yew welcomed members of the Malaysian cabinet and other members of the federal government to the new residence. A series of cultural performances by Singapore artistes followed. The newsreel ends with the opening of the new Parliament House in Kuala Lumpur, which was attended by Singapore and Malaysian Ministers. Berita Singapura newsreels were produced by the Ministry of Culture, Broadcasting Division, in various languages and dialects on the economic and social developments of Singapore in the 1960s. Video courtesy of National Archives www.a2o.com.sg Commemorating 50 years of Self-Governance www.gov.sg/50_selfgovernance.html
Post-elections in 1963, witnesses gathered for the swearing in of Singapores State Government at City Hall on 19 October. Head of state Yang di-Pertuan Negara Yusof bin Ishak officiated while Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew took oath of office, followed by other members of the cabinet and parliamentary secretaries. Among them were Deputy Prime Minister Dr Toh Chin Chye, Minister for National Development Lim Kim San, Minister for Labour Jek Yeun Thong, Minister for Home Affairs and Social Welfare Othman Wok and Parliamentary Secretary for Education, Rahim Ishak. Shortly after, key leaders headed to Kuala Lumpur for the opening of Singapore's new official residence in the federal capital Rumah Temasek. PM and Mrs Lee Kuan Yew welcomed members of the Malaysian cabinet and other members of the federal government to the new residence. A series of cultural performances by Singapore artistes followed. The newsreel ends with the opening of the new Parliament House in Kuala Lumpur, which was attended by Singapore and Malaysian Ministers. Berita Singapura newsreels were produced by the Ministry of Culture, Broadcasting Division, in various languages and dialects on the economic and social developments of Singapore in the 1960s. Video courtesy of National Archives www.a2o.com.sg Commemorating 50 years of Self-Governance www.gov.sg/50_selfgovernance.html
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