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Sukarno Seeks To Restore Orderly Rule (Globe and Mail, 12 Oktober 1965)
Sukarno seeks to restore orderly rule (Globe and Mail, 12 October 1965)
Globe and Mail, 12 Oct 1965, p.8 (NYT/AP/Reuters wire): Sukarno returns to Jakarta and urges normal conditions two weeks after the 30 September coup; the army is cracking down on the PKI, with about 1,000 arrests. Malaysian radio reports a Muslim crowd sacked the Medan branch office of Gerwani, 'the Communist women's organization', and Aidit's Jakarta house was ransacked. Soviet leaders' message to Sukarno is also reported.
Globe and Mail, 12 Okt 1965, hlm. 8 (kawat NYT/AP/Reuters): Sukarno kembali ke Jakarta dan menyerukan pemulihan keadaan dua minggu setelah peristiwa 30 September; tentara menindak PKI dengan sekitar 1.000 penangkapan. Radio Malaysia melaporkan massa Muslim menjarah kantor cabang Gerwani, 'organisasi perempuan Komunis', di Medan, dan rumah Aidit di Jakarta digeledah. Pesan pimpinan Soviet kepada Sukarno juga dimuat.
“p.8: 'a large crowd of Moslems sacked a branch office of the Communist women's organization, Gerwani, in the northern Sumatran city of Medan.'”
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