GA-00290 1967-01-06 relevance B public
Sukarno will explain his actions (Canberra Times, 6 Januari 1967)
Sukarno Will Explain His Actions (Canberra Times, 6 January 1967)
Canberra Times, 6 Jan 1967, p. 1 (AAP): Sukarno promises a written account of his policies and role in the 1965 coup within a week; Cabinet Presidium plans debt-rescheduling teams; Indonesia to hold West Irian plebiscite in 1969. A brief item says Mrs Tanti Aidit, wife of the dead PKI chairman, captured last month, will face trial soon.
Canberra Times, 6 Januari 1967, hlm. 1 (AAP): Sukarno berjanji menyampaikan pertanggungjawaban tertulis tentang kebijakan dan perannya dalam kudeta 1965 dalam seminggu; Presidium Kabinet merencanakan tim penjadwalan utang; Indonesia akan menggelar plebisit Irian Barat 1969. Butir singkat: Ny. Tanti Aidit, istri mendiang ketua PKI, ditangkap bulan lalu dan segera diadili.
“Mrs Tanti Aidit, wife of the now dead chairman of the banned Indonesian Communist Party, is to face trial soon. Mrs Aidit, a doctor who graduated in Moscow, was captured by troops last month. (p. 1)”
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