Senu Abdul Rahman

Tan Sri Senu Abdul Rahman (1919–1995^[1]) was a Malaysian politician and former federal minister and diplomat.

Senu was elected to the Parliament of Malaysia in the 1964 election and became Minister for Information and Broadcasting then Minister for Culture, Youth and Sports before losing his seat in the 1969 election.^[2] He re-entered Parliament in 1972 as the member for the seat of Kuala Kedah but resigned after the 1978 election.^[2]

Senu died in 1995, at the age of 76.^[3]

References

↑ Jeshurun, Chandran (2007). Malaysia: fifty years of diplomacy, 1957-2007. The Other Press. p. 40. ISBN 983-9541-58-7.
1 2 Marzuki, Nora (23 October 1988). "Success despite the odds". New Straits Times. Retrieved 27 January 2010.
↑ "It all adds up". New Straits Times. 25 December 1999. Retrieved 27 January 2010.

Third Rahman cabinet (1964–1969)

Prime Minister: Tunku Abdul Rahman

Abdul Razak Hussein Ismail Abdul Rahman Tan Siew Sin V. T. Sambanthan Sardon Jubir Khir Johari Bahaman Samsudin Abdul Rahman Talib Lim Swee Aun Abdul Hamid Khan Sakhawat Ali Khan Khaw Kai Boh Jugah Barieng V. Manickavasagam Senu Abdul Rahman Mohamed Ghazali Jawi Abdul Rahman Ya'kub Ng Kam Poh Abdul Ghani Gilong Abdul Ghafar Baba Ong Yoke Lin

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