FLIP BOOK 455 (Tun Dr Ismail)

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ABBREVIATIONS EXPLANATORY

PMN Panglima Mangku Negara
PPM Pingat Peringatan Malaysia
SPMJ
SSM Dato Sri Mahkota Johor
UMNO Seri Setia Mahkota
UN
IMP United Malay National Organization
MCA United Nations
MIC
ISA Independence of Malaya party
Malaysian Chinese Association

Malaysian Indian Congress
Internal Security Act

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Cover Page Pages
Explanatory Notes
Abbreviations 2
Acknowledgement 3
4
Introduction 5
Chapter 1: Early Life and Family
7
Early Life and Family 8
9-10
Chapter 2: Early Education
Early Education 11
12
Chapter 3: Political Career
Political Career 13
Earlier Career 14
Pre-Independence 15
Independent Malaya 16
18
Chapter 4: Contribution to The Country
Contribution to The Country 20
21
Chapter 5: Awards and Recognitions
Awards and Recognitions 25

Conclusion 30
List of Archival Materials 31
List of Figures 34
References 36

Political figure refers to an individual that was involved in politics and admired by
many due to the contributions for the country. Before the nation of Malaysia was
formed, Malaysia was known as Tanah Melayu with a lot of hardship due to
colonization. Therefore, developing and securing the country right after
independence is not an easy task for anyone to shoulder. Fortunately, Malaysia was
blessed with the existence and leadership of a man named Tun Dr Ismail. Tun Dr
Ismail or his real name, Ismail Abdul Rahman is notably known as a former deputy
of Malaysia prime minister in 1970 for Tun Abdul Razak, the second prime minister.
Not only being one of Malaysia’s representatives to negotiate for the independence
of Tanah Melayu, Tun Dr Ismail also being the one known as a Malaysia savior due
to his action in the May 13 incident as minister of home affairs.



Yang Amat Berbahagia Tun Dr Ismail Bin Abdul Rahman (4 November 1915 – 2
august 1973) was a Malaysian politician from the United Malays National Organization
(UMNO). He was appointed as the second deputy prime minister of Malaysia on 22
September 1970 replacing Tun Abdul Razak Hussein that was appointed as the second
prime minister of Malaysia in the same year. Before achieving the positions, he held
several other important ministerial posts; minister of external affairs and minister of
home affairs and served under Tunku Abdul Rahman and Tun Abdul Razak.

Figure 1: Allahyarham Tun Dr. Ismail Tun Dr. Ismail was born on 4 november 1915 in johor bahru, johor to abdul
Bin Dato’ Hj. Abdul Rahman, rahman mohammed yassin and zaharah binti abu bakar. His father, abdul rahman was a
Timbalan Perdana Menteri Malaysia ke-2 prominent political figure in malaya served as the first president of the dewan negara
Accession Number: 1981/0000005T (senate) of the parliament of malaysia and the first chairman of malayan banking. After
the death of tun dr. Ismail’s mother, zahara abu bakar, abdul rahman remarried with
kamariah ja’afar, sister of onn ja’afar, the chief minister of johor (menteri besar). The
marriage between abdul rahman and kamariah was strongly encouraged by sultan
ibrahim of johor in order to unite the aristocracy blood between the family

Tun Dr. Ismail was married to Toh Puan Norashikin Mohd Seth, eldest daughter
of Allahyarham Datuk Mohd Seth Mohd said, Deputy Chief Minister of Johor
in an arrange marriage. He and his wife met Tunku Abdul Rahman on their way
to a vacation in penang. Tunku Abdul Rahman cited the support of Tun Dr.
Ismail, and the Malay graduate's association as the major impetus for his
prominence decision to become president of UMNO. Tun Dr. Ismail have six
children with Norashikin; Tawfik, who were member of parliament for Sungai
Benut constituency in Johor, Zailah, Badariah, Tarmizi, Zamakhshari and Ariff.

Figure 2: Tun Dr. Ismail with his wife,
Toh Puan Norashikin in 1972
Accession number: 2001/0040760W

Figure 3: Toh Puan Norashikin celebrates the wives of
the commonwealth parliamentary association (CPA) in 1971
Accession number: 2001/0040440W



Figure 4: Sultan Abu Bakar College Tun Dr Ismail received his early education at Sekolah Bukit Zaharah, Johor Bahru
Accession number: 2013/0021989W before entering English college, also known as Sultan Abu Bakar college nowadays in 1922.
Tun Dr Ismail attended the King Edward VII college of medicine in Singapore after graduating
from English college. Tun Dr Ismail attended King Edward high school from 1935 to 1937. He
earned the best education in Johor even before enrolling at King Edward VII college of
medicine. He did not graduate in Singapore due to a lack of scientific background education.
As a result, he couldn't compete with students from Kuala Lumpur, Penang, and Singapore.

Tun Dr Ismail requested to complete his studies in Hong Kong and Australia after
withdrawing from the king Edward VII college of medicine. His application to continue his
studies in Hong Kong, however, was denied. Fortunately, his application was accepted by the
University of Melbourne. As a result, Tun Dr Ismail went to Australia on May 1940 to
complete his medical studies. Tun Dr Ismail studied hard in queen's college, Melbourne
university, to get good grades. His efforts were not in vain as he earned a medical degree in
1945. Tun Dr Ismail was the first Malay to receive a medical degree from the University of
Melbourne.



Tun Dr Ismail has been known for his non-ethnic approach in handling political issues. He
really does care over the racial polarisation in the Malaysia, and he once asked,

“Why did we fight for Merdeka? So that the different races can be divided? That
can't be the way, right? That can't be why all these great Malay and UMNO
leaders fought for this ... something is wrong... I hope the new discussions will
start. Why are we building Malaysia? What Malaysia are we building? What
kind of symbol is Malaysia supposed to be?”.

Because of this, he has made Malaysia of how it is nowadays where we can live alongside with
other races in harmonies. Although there’s dispute and issues arose from racism but we able to
stay together and unite.

Figure 5: Mesyuarat Kelima Jawatankuasa Sempadan, His political career started even before the independence of Malaysia
Menteri Hal Ehwal Dalam Negeri, Tun Dr Ismail Bin Dato Abdul Rahman when in the year 1946 where British formed the Malayan union, a civil
Mempengerusikan Mesyurat di Bangunan Parlimen, kuala lumpur order that was seen as a threat to the special position of the Malays and
Accession number: 2001/0035461W the Malay rulers thus lead to the Anti-Malayan union campaign which
tun Dr Ismail's family was heavily involved in, lead by the United
Malays National Organisation (UMNO). After the campaign succeed,
it led to the replacement of Malayan union with federation of Malaya,
and tun Dr Ismail was appointed to the Johor state legislative assembly
by Dato’ Onn Jaafar, Chief Minister of Johor. Tun Dr Ismail also was
offered a sear on the federal legislative council by on with the
condition that he join UMNO but Tun Dr Ismail refused and insist that
he would only join UMNO if they committed to fight for Malayan
independence.

Tun Dr Ismail involved himself in Malaysian politics in the year 1951 where he was elected as the vice-president of the
UMNO. Tun Dr Ismail and his brother, Suleiman, initially also an UMNO member and clashed with Dato Onn, who left the
UMNO to form a new party with the name Independence of Malaya Party (IMP) because of UMNO refused to open their
membership to the Non-Malays. Later, Suleiman defeated Onn in the first Malayan general election.

Tun Dr Ismail was also important in obtaining the local governments greater autonomy, when the year 1954 the alliance
government that consist of UMNO and MCA decided to boycott the local election that was backed by British. During the
meeting between British high commissioner, Donald MacGillivray, with Tunku Abdul Rahman, Tun Dr Ismail and MCA’S
representative, H. S. Lee, and high commissioner accused them of playing into the hands of the Malayan communist party,
which they were waging an armed insurgency against the British. The armed insurgency happened because of the British high
commissioner had been giving discretion to nominate the six seats with the addition of those contested in the elections.

With the issues of accusation, Tun Dr Ismail proposed a deal which are the alliance would support the elections with the
high commissioner need to consult the party that won the election before making any appointments. The deal initially was
refused by the high commissioner but then backed down when the public opinion against him.

During the process of negotiating for the independence from the British, Tun Dr Ismail was part of the Malayan
government delegation that were sent to London to negotiate with the British. Even in the federal legislative council, Tun Dr
Ismail, was the strong proponent of the Razak report. This is because outside of the council, the Chinese were upset that there
was lack of provisions for the vernacular education while in the council, the report were condemned for noy making the Malay
as the sole medium of instruction. But Tun Dr Ismail accused the report's opponents in the council of acting imperially and
with "no regard for the Chinese and Indians who are already in this country." He argued that if the Non-Malays accepted the
Malaya's status as a Malay country and that the national language was Malay, there was no reason to suppress them any
further. The report then eventually became a law when the council approved it as the education ordinance of 1957.

Figure 6: Tun Dr Ismail Bin Dato Haji Abdul Rahman,
Berucap Sebelum Berlepas Ke London Selama Dua Bulan,
Kuala Lumupur, 20.10.1971
Accession number: 2001/0040578W

Tun Dr Ismail was appointed as Malaya and Malaysia's first ambassador to the United States of America as well as the
United Nations after the independence of Malaysia in the year 1957. When Tun Dr Ismail led the independent Malayan
delegation to the general assembly, he carried the customary Malay dagger (kris) - the first time a weapon of any type had
been taken into the assembly, according to him. He remained active in local politics, advocating for the alliance coalition of
UMNO, the MCA, and the Malayan Indian congress (MIC) to merge into a single multi-racial party rather than being a
coalition of three mono-racial parties.

When he returned to Malaya in 1959, he was named minister of external affairs. The Tunku caused a stir the following
year when he claimed that Malaya will eventually have to recognise the communist people's republic of china. According to
Tunku, this was a "sudden change in our stance toward communist china" inspired by secret meetings between the Tunku and
French President Charles de Gaulle. Tun Dr Ismail felt infuriate by the decision that was made because it was taken without
consult him first thus directly contradicted to Tun Dr Ismail's policy of refusing to recognise the people’s republic of china as
long as they were backed by the Malayan Communist Party. This has made Tun Dr Ismail threatened to resign and the
situation was calmed with Tunku refused to see Tun Dr Ismail and it eventually calmed down and the incident was put behind
him, acting “as if nothing had happened.”

Later, Tun Dr Ismail was persuaded by his brother to not quit but transfer to a different ministry and because of this, a new
department was created which is internal security minister. In 1962, he also was appointed to the portfolio of home affairs. Tun Dr
Ismail was in charge of capturing people under controversial Internal Security Act (ISA) which permits detention without trial.

After his resignment in 1967, he was amazed that he was not “the most hated man in Malaya”. Despite widespread criticism,
Ismail maintained the ISA was important for public order, claiming that "abuse of the act may be prevented by vigilant public
opinion via elections, a free press, and, above all, the parliament."

Figure 7: Malaysian Cabinet, First Meeting, Parliament House, Kuala Lumpur, 13.5.1964
Accession number: 2001/0025679W



Tun Dr Ismail is an UMNO members who has contributed a lot to the country in terms of national
independence, negotiation and economy. Although he joins UMNO after Tunku Abdul Rahman take over the top
leadership of UMNO, he still manage to contribute a lot and held many important positions in the party such as
member of the UMNO Agong working committee, Chairman Committee of UMNO in 1953 and vice president of
UMNO. He active and committed with his work and was directly involved in the negotiations to achieving
independence for Malaya with Tunku Abdul Rahman through the Graduates Association. In his words, he said that;

“We met regularly at my house in Johore Bahru...But the ones who attended the meeting regularly
were inche Suffian and myself. The two of' us would prepare a paper which was discussed with the
Tunku and other members of the Graduates Association. I was keen to follow the pattern of Ghana
which just had the status self-government conferred and which was then on the eve of her
independence. We concluded that the most important thing was to hold national elections and that
if the Pro-Merdeka party swept the elections, independence was a certainty”

Figure 8: Perhimpunan Agung Bangsa-Bangsa Bersatu, To be clear, he is one of the members of the independence delegation that went to
Sidang Kenangan UlangTahun Ke-25, London on 1st January 1956 to demand the independence of the Malaya, and for sure
Tun (Dr.) Ismail Bin Dato Haji Abdul Rahman everything went well because the official declaration of independence of Malaya
Berlepeas Ke New York, Kuala Lumpur; 4.10.1970 happened on 31st August 1957. Furthermore, a few days before the declaration of
Accession number: 2001/0039235W independence of Malaya, Tun Dr Ismail was appointed by Tunku Abdul Rahman to
become ambassador and permanent representative of Malaya to the United Nations
(UN) in the united states. Although it is hard decision for him to make, he still accepted
it because he knows it was a good thing for the country at the time.

Figure 9: Australia, Menteri Imigresen,
Tuan A.J Grassby Mengadakan Rundingan
Dengan Timbalan Perdana Menteri,
Tun Dr. Ismial Al Haj, Kuala Lumpur; 15.6.1973
Accession number: 2001/0041861W

When he was there on 1957 to 1959 as ambassador and permanent representative of malaya to the united nations, he is the one

who responsible in opened the Malaysian embassy in Washington D.C from 1957 to 1959 and managed to give the best to the country

in various aspects such as economy and rural policy. Not only that, as a representative of newly independent nation, he managed to

introduce Malaysian to the other countries, which make the Malaysian is the 82nd members of the united nations (PBB). Furthermore,

he also able to influence and invites the investors from the united stated to invest in Malaya as well as can improve the image of the

country to other countries. The way he react and handle everything makes the 36th president of united stated, Lyndon Baines Johnson

used his words in his speech to foreign journalists; “As one Malaysian leader said: whatever

our ethical cultural or religious background.

Figure 10: Australia, Timbalan Perdana Menteri, The nations and people of southeast Asia
Tuan Lance Barnard Mengunjungi Timbalan must pull together in the same broad sweep
Perdana Menteri, Tun Dr. Ismail Al Haj, of history. We must create with our own
Kuala Lumpur; 17.5.1973 hands and minds a new perspective and a
Accession number: 2001/0041798W new framework. And we must do it
ourselves”

Tun Dr Ismail also known as “The Man who saved Malaysia” where at the time, he held the position of home affairs
minister and help Tun Abdul Razak handled the tragedy. Although at the time his health was not so good, yet because of the
country, he willing to help to ensure the country back to normal. In briefly, the tragedy happened after the end of election, where
the opposition won the election on 10th May 1969. It started where the opposition party made processions after the election, not on
the basis of victory, but rather a racism who insulted and angered the Malays. On 13th May 1969, everything happened where
racism is very strong at that time between the Malays and Chinese which make Tun Dr Ismail said that “The Democracy is dead in
Malaysia” due to the tragedy that happens. To be honest there a lot of party at the time and party that collaborate together will not
gain support because of the strength of racist sentiment at the time. At the time, the democratic system in Malaysia has been dead
for 22 months and it started going back to normal on 23rd February 1971.

Figure 11: Proclamation Repealing The Emergency Regulations
Ordinance 1948, The Signing Ceremony, Kuala Lumpur; 29.7.1960
Accession number: 2001/0022396W



Tun Dr Ismail has many great achievements including several Figure 12: Istiadat Penganugerahan Darjah Kebesaran Oleh Yang
awards throughout his life. The first major award was in 1959 where he Dipertuan Agong, Penerima Darjah Setia Mahkota (D.S.M),
was awarded with Panglima Mangku Negara (PMN), the honorable Tun Dr. Ismail Bin Dato Abdul Rahman, Istiana Negara,
degree of the second rank of the nation and the first rank in the bestowal Kuala Lumpur; 8.6.1966
of tan sri. With this award, Tun Dr Ismail has earned the title of ‘Tan Sri’ Accession number: 2001/0031037W
and his wife as ‘Puan Sri’. Next, Tun Dr Ismail also received 2 big
awards in 1965 which are the first rank of the most honorable order of the
crown of Johor, Dato’ Sri Paduka Mahkota Johor (SPMJ) and a gold
medal in Pingat Peringatan Malaysia (PPM). SPMJ was awarded to Tun
Dr Ismail due to his dedication, thorough devotion, and perseverance
while a gold medal in PPM was awarded to Tun Dr Ismail due to his
excellent service in the formation and establishment of Malaysia. Other
than that, Tun Dr Ismail also received Seri Setia Mahkota (SSM) in 1966,
the first rank of Darjah Yang Mulia Setia Mahkota Malaysia and be the
first people to earn the title of ‘tun’ while his wife as ‘Toh Puan’.

Besides that, Tun Dr Ismail was also regarded as the man who save Malaysia because of his contributions in controlling,
solving and restoring peace of the May 13 incident. The May 13 incident is a dark chapter in Malaysian history, since it is the
country's most serious racial issue, resulting in the biggest rioting ever occurred causing the total of 196 deaths, hundreds of
injuries and at least 211 vehicles destroyed.

Figure 13: Australia, Timbalan Ketua Pembangkang, Encik L.H Barnard,
Mengunjungi Menteri Hal Ehwal Dalam Negeri,
Tun Dr Ismail Bin Dato Abdul Rahman Di Kuala Lumpur; 9.6.1969
Accession number: 2001/0037551W

Other than that, Tun Dr Ismail also received a few awards from foreign nations. In September 1965, Tun Dr Ismail was
awarded with the Grand Officer of the National Order of Vietnam from the south Vietnamese government in September 1965
through visiting delegation. The grand officer is the Second Highest title in the National Order of Vietnam and was regarded the
highest award that the Republic of Vietnam government could bestow on a person. This award is only given to someone who has
contributed to the country by doing extraordinary deeds and excellent knowledge. Besides that, Tun Dr Ismail was also awarded
with the order of merit (first class) in 1966 by South Korean government after accepting the invitation from the South Korean central
intelligence service. This award is given to a person with extraordinary meritorious contribution in the interest of national security.

Finally, Tun Dr Ismail also received the Republic of Indonesia medal second class or also known as “Bintang Republik
Indonesia Adipradana” by President Suharto in April 1970. This award is considered the greatest honor awarded by the government
of the Republic of Indonesia and only awarded to someone who has contributed significantly to Indonesia's integrity and success. All
these awards are proof of all the remarkable deeds by Tun Dr Ismail throughout his life. Not only awarded by his own country of
origin, Tun Dr Ismail was also appreciated by many foreign countries due to his exceptional services and contributions.

Figure 14: Lawatan Rasmi Ke Indonesia,
Tun Dr. Ismail Bin Dato Abdul Rahman Dan Isteri,
Tiba Di Lapangan Terbang Kemayuran, Jakarta; 8.3.1972
Accession number: 2001/0040755W

Figure 15: Lawatan Ke Indonesia, Tun Dr. Ismail Bin Dato Abdul Rahman,
Meraikan Menteri Negara Bagi Hal Ehwal Ekonomi, Kewangan Dan Industri,
Indonesia, Sultan Hamengku Buwono, Di Majlis Makan Malam, Di Hotel
Indonesia, Jakarta; 11.3.1972
Accession number: 2001/0040758W

In conclusion, Tun Dr Ismail is an excellent political figure who needs to be followed by everyone, especially
politicians nowadays, in terms of thinking, leadership and service to the country. Being born into a successful
family is not an excuse to be someone who is spoiled, lazy and undisciplined. Thanks to the adequate education
received from home until college, Tun Dr Ismail is succeeded in becoming a politician who played a big role in
assisting Tun Abdul Razak managing and improving the country. Tun Dr Ismail extraordinary contributions and
thoughts inspired so many people until there are a few places named after him to remember his services. The
quality of this figure is very difficult to find nowadays, let alone to replace Tun Dr Ismail.

Figure 16: Asean, Tun Dr Ismail Bin Dato Abdul Rahman
Sekembalinya Dari Menghadiri Persidangan Di Manila; 16.7.1972
Accession number: 2001/0041177W

ACCESSION NUMBER IMAGE YEAR
TITLE -

1981/0000005T Allahyarham Tun Dr. Ismail Bin Dato' Hj. Abdul Rahman, Timbalan Perdana 1966
2001/0031037W Menteri Kepada Perdana Menteri Malaysia Ke-2 Tun Abdul Razak 1972
2001/0041177W 1972
Istiadat Penganugerahan Darjah Kebesaran Oleh Yang Dipertuan Agong
, Penerima Darjah Setia Mahkota (D.S.M), Tun Dr. Ismail Bin Dato Abdul Rahman, 1972
Istana Negara, Kuala Lumpur. 1972

Asean, Tun Dr Ismail Bin Dato Abdul Rahman Sekembalinya Dari
Menghadiri Persidangan Di Manila.

2001/0040755W Lawatan Rasmi Ke Indonesia, Tun Dr. Ismail Bin Dato Abdul Rahman Dan Isteri,
Tiba Di Lapangan Terbang Kemayuran, Jakarta

2001/0040758W Lawatan Ke Indonesia, Tun Dr. Ismail Bin Dato Abdul Rahman, Meraikan
2001/0040760W Menteri Negara Bagi Hal Ehwal Ekonomi, Kewangan Dan Industri, Indonesia,
Sultan Hamengku Buwono, Di Majlis Makan Malam, Di Hotel Indonesia, Jakarta.

Tun Dr. Ismail with his wife, Toh Puan Norashikin in Jakarta

ACCESSION NUMBER IMAGE YEAR
2001/0040440W TITLE 1971
2001/0037551W 1969
2013/0021989W Toh Puan Norashikin Celebrates the Wives of The Commonwealth 2013
2001/0039235W Parliamentary Association (CPA) In 1971 1970
2001/004798W 1973
Australia, Timbalan Ketua Pembangkang, Encik L.H Barnard,
2001/0041861W Mengunjungi Menteri Hal Ehwal Dalam Negeri, Tun Dr Ismail Bin Dato 1973
2001/0022396W Abdul Rahman Di Kuala Lumpur 1960

Sultan Abu Bakar College
Perhimpunan Agung Bangsa-Bangsa Bersatu, Sidang Kenangan
Ulangtahun Ke-25 Tun (Dr.) Ismail Bin Haji Abdul Rahman Berlepas Ke New
York, Kuala Lumpur
Australia, Timbalan Perdana Menteri, Tuan Lance Bernard
Mengunjungi Timbalan Perdana, Tun Dr Ismail Al-Haj, Kuala Lumpur

Australia, Menteri Imigresen, Tuan AJ. Grassby Mengadakan
Rundingan Dengan Timbalan Perdana Menteri, Tun Dr Ismail Al-Haj, Kuala
Lumpur

Proclamation repealing the emergency regulations ordinance
1948, the signing ceremony, Kuala Lumpur

ACCESSION NUMBER IMAGE YEAR
2001/0035461W TITLE 1967
Mesyurat Kelima Jawatankuasa Sempadan, Menteri Hal Ehwal
2001/0025679W Dalam Negeri, Tun Dr Ismail Bin Dato Abdul Rahman 1964
2001/0040578W Mempengerusikan Mesyurat Di Bangunan Parlimen, Kuala Lumpur 1971
Malaysian Cabinet, First Meeting, Parliament House, Kuala
Lumpur
Tun Dr Ismail Bin Dato Haji Abdul Rahman Berucap Sebelum
Berlepas Ke Londn Selama Dua Bulan, Kuala Lumpur

FIGURES TITLE PAGES
Figure 1 Allahyarham Tun Dr. Ismail 9
Bin Dato’ Hj. Abdul Rahman,
Figure 2 Timbalan Perdana Menteri Malaysia ke-2 10
Figure 3 10
Tun Dr. Ismail with his wife,
Figure 4 Toh Puan Norashikin in 1972 12
Figure 5 Toh Puan Norashikin celebrates the wives of 15
the commonwealth parliamentary association (CPA) in 1971
Figure 6 17
Sultan Abu Bakar College
Figure 7 Mesyuarat Kelima Jawatankuasa Sempadan, 19
Figure 8 Menteri Hal Ehwal Dalam Negeri, Tun Dr Ismail Bin Dato Abdul Rahman 22
Mempengerusikan Mesyurat di Bangunan Parlimen, kuala lumpur

Tun Dr Ismail Bin Dato Haji Abdul Rahman,
Berucap Sebelum Berlepas Ke London Selama Dua Bulan,

Kuala Lumupur

Malaysian Cabinet, First Meeting, Parliament House, Kuala Lumpur

Perhimpunan Agung Bangsa-Bangsa Bersatu,
Sidang Kenangan UlangTahun Ke-25,

Tun (Dr.) Ismail Bin Dato Haji Abdul Rahman
Berlepeas Ke New York, Kuala

Figure 9 Australia, Menteri Imigresen, 22
Figure 10 Tuan A.J Grassby Mengadakan Rundingan 23
Figure 11 24
Figure 12 Dengan Timbalan Perdana Menteri, 26
Figure 13 Tun Dr. Ismial Al Haj, Kuala Lumpu 27
Figure 14 29
Figure 15 Australia, Timbalan Perdana Menteri, 29
Figure 16 Tuan Lance Barnard Mengunjungi Timbalan 30

Perdana Menteri, Tun Dr. Ismail Al Haj,
Kuala Lumpur

Proclamation Repealing The Emergency Regulations
Ordinance 1948, The Signing Ceremony, Kuala Lumpur

Istiadat Penganugerahan Darjah Kebesaran Oleh Yang Dipertuan Agong, Penerima Darjah
Setia Mahkota (D.S.M),

Tun Dr. Ismail Bin Dato Abdul Rahman, Istiana Negara,
Kuala Lumpur

Timbalan Ketua Pembangkang, Encik L.H Barnard,
Mengunjungi Menteri Hal Ehwal Dalam Negeri,

Tun Dr Ismail Bin Dato Abdul Rahman Di Kuala Lumpur

Lawatan Rasmi Ke Indonesia,
Tun Dr. Ismail Bin Dato Abdul Rahman Dan Isteri,
Tiba Di Lapangan Terbang Kemayuran, Jakarta

Lawatan Ke Indonesia, Tun Dr. Ismail Bin Dato Abdul Rahman,
Meraikan Menteri Negara Bagi Hal Ehwal Ekonomi, Kewangan Dan Industri,
Indonesia, Sultan Hamengku Buwono, Di Majlis Makan Malam, Di Hotel Indonesia, Jakart

Asean, Tun Dr Ismail Bin Dato Abdul Rahman Sekembalinya Dari Menghadiri Persidangan Di
Manila