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Decades:

Incumbent political figures

1 January – New uniforms for police personnel and school pupils are introduced.
21 January – The National Consultative Council (NCC) established.
4 April – Malaysia's first satellite station was commissioned in Kuantan, Pahang.
6 August – Pahang state government declared and officially verified that the said Mat Siam was truly the legendary Pahang warrior, Mat Kilau, the son of Tok Gajah. However, on 10 August, he died due to old age.
31 August – Rukun Negara, the national ideology, was declared.
31 August – The first theme for National Day was Muhibah dan Perpaduan ("Goodwill and Unity").
31 August – Malaysia's national butterflies were recognized on a Malaysian stamp series.
7 September – The 50th anniversary of International Labour Organization was celebrated.
21 September – Tuanku Abdul Halim Muadzam Shah of Kedah was elected as the fifth Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
22 September – Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj resigned as prime minister.
22 September – Tun Abdul Razak became the new prime minister of Malaysia.
26 September – Tun Dr Ismail was appointed Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia.
24 October – The 25th anniversary of United Nations was celebrated.
20 December – Fire broke out at Royal Selangor Club.

3 January – Mustarjo – Malay film actor
24 May – Abdul Rahman Mohamed Yassin – 1st President of the Dewan Negara (1959-1968)
16 August – Mat Kilau – Famous Malay warrior in Pahang during British protectorate, allegedly aged 122 years (unverifiable in the absence of documentary evidence).

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