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16 Tunku-The Man I Know (R. Ramani) a political leader must have his Politics has been variously defined as The Art of the Possible' / and 'The Science of Compromise.' These definitions emphasise perhaps the negative aspects of Politics, but they both contain that core of truth which every politician learns by experience and which lies at the foundation of political success. !n their positive aspects they indicate firstly, that for any success at vision focussed on
R. RAMAN I the real and the practical and not lose his head in the clouds f the ideal and, secondly, that even the real is unattainable if one develops inflexibility in his approach to any problem. This is not to say however that one can go through political life without a basic regard to principles by which one must needs be held as if by an anchor. In modern democratic socieities where it is possible to postulate of any citizen of a state that given a modicum of intelligence, education and articulation, articulation most of all, he or she can rise to the heights of political power, it is doubly necessary to cultivate the aptitude for compromise in the effort to see clearly and see whole what is possible. No longer are hereditary attributes or any exceptional powers predicated for political leadership. In the final analysis therefore a successful politician has to have, whether inborn or cultivated, an ability to understand and accommodate other points of view, with his own, and the conscious desire to make his views acceptable not only to those with whom he is in friendly contacts but also to those with whom he will inevitably find himself in conflict. Individuals in whom these attributes are inborn become, given the opportunity, natural leaders of the people: others who stray into politics by accident or design earn to cultivate these attributes and then achieve the leadership of a people. The Tunku came late to politics and public affairs; and when he came on to the stage he, quite understandably, gave the impression of a stranger to a scene having inadvertently walked on to the stage. There were many people who shook their wise heads at that spectacle. They were not without their excuse. Those were days in which administration meant an intellectual elite and Government was principally an efficient machine in the hands of a paternal Government which was fully aware if not perhaps what the people wanted, at least what they ought to have and which was fully conscious of being in possession of the power to bestow it. That attitude changed literally overnight and Government came to mean an 17
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Page 5 and 6: Published by S. Durai Raja Singam,
Page 7 and 8: FOREWORD On February 8, 1963 our il
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Page 19 and 20: A plateful of troubles. GERALD HAWK
Page 21 and 22: GERALD HAWKINS It is not pretended
Page 23 and 24: FRANCIS COORAY If the Tunku were an
Page 25 and 26: FRANCIS COORAY boundaries of their
Page 27 and 28: FRANCIS COORAY The task ahead is tr
Page 29 and 30: G. H. KIAT and once that he must he
Page 31: G. H. KIAT of an English education
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FRANK SULLIVAN The British newspape
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FRANK SULLIVAN Our Prime Minister f
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FRANK SULLIVAN with hardly a free m
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H.E the Malayan Prime Minister sign
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FRANK SULLIVAN The flags and banner
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FRANK SULLIVAN a man they did not k
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FRANK SULLIVAN in their conversatio
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FRANK SULLIVAN While we were in Bru
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FRANK SULLIVAN you read the papers
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The Smiling Premier On November 6th
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WORLD WINDOW Whether in Frankfurt,
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WORLD WINDOW if there was not such
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'SMILE AND THE WORLD SMILES WITH YO
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Our Smiling Premier.
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Sir Garfield Barw-ck. (right, Austr
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MALIK BIN ABDUL RAHMAN many of them
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MALIK BIN ABDUL RAHMAN Equally diff
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The Tunku— Leader with the Gandhi
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The Tunku and party visited Mahatma
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BAPA MALAYSIA (Tunku Ahmad bin Tuuk
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The Premier enjoying himself at gol
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ALEX SOARS the Asian Football Confe
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Tunku Abdul Rahman arriving to open
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HAJI ABDUL MUBIN SHEPPARD but even
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HAJI ABDUL MUBIN SHEPPARD The Art G
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FRANK SULLIVAN the first President
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PROUD RECORD Tunku Abdul Rahman A C
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