GA-00305 1965-10-12 relevance A public
U.S. Act As Tension Rises In Indies (Geraldton Guardian, 12 Oktober 1965)
U.S. Act As Tension Rises In Indies (Geraldton Guardian, 12 October 1965), duplicate
Geraldton Guardian, 12 Oct 1965, p. 1: wire report on rising tension as the Army purges Communists. Mentions a Radio Indonesia broadcast, via Radio Malaysia, that a crowd burned down the Aceh office of the Communist women's organisation Gerwani; Soviet leaders warn Sukarno against attacks on Communists; the US evacuates embassy families.
Geraldton Guardian, 12 Oktober 1965, hlm. 1: berita kawat tentang meningkatnya ketegangan saat Angkatan Darat menumpas komunis. Menyebut siaran Radio Indonesia, lewat Radio Malaysia, bahwa massa membakar kantor organisasi perempuan komunis Gerwani di Aceh; pemimpin Soviet memperingatkan Sukarno agar tak menyerang komunis; AS mengevakuasi keluarga staf kedutaan.
“...a crowd had burnt down the office of the Indonesian Communist Women's Organisation, Gerwani, at Atjeh in North Sumatra. (p. 1)”
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/Australian press (1949-1982) - articles on Gerwani and members (Trove)/The Geraldton Guardian (1965-10-12) - U.S. Act As Tens Rises In Indies [Trove 298273874].txt
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