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Communists Banned in Jakarta Area (The Daily Telegraph, 19 Oktober 1965)
Communists banned in Jakarta area (The Daily Telegraph, 19 October 1965)
The Daily Telegraph (London), 19 Oct 1965, p.25, Rawle Knox from Singapore: Radio Jakarta announced a ban on the Indonesian Communist party in the Jakarta area (order attributed to 'Maj.-Gen. Kasomo' i.e. Umar Wirahadikusumah), its leaders told to report to police by Sunday; affiliates banned include Pemuda Rakjat, 'the Communist Women's Organisation (Gerwani)', the scientists' association and three student organisations. Notes arrests of Sukirman and the Suluh Indonesia editor, attacks in Sumatra, and China's protest over the embassy raid. Page otherwise unrelated.
The Daily Telegraph (London), 19 Okt 1965, hlm. 25, Rawle Knox dari Singapura: Radio Jakarta mengumumkan larangan PKI di wilayah Jakarta (perintah dikaitkan dengan 'Mayjen Kasomo', yakni Umar Wirahadikusumah), pimpinannya diperintahkan lapor ke polisi paling lambat Minggu; organisasi afiliasi yang dilarang termasuk Pemuda Rakjat, 'Organisasi Perempuan Komunis (Gerwani)', asosiasi sarjana dan tiga organisasi mahasiswa. Disebut penangkapan Sukirman dan redaktur Suluh Indonesia, serangan di Sumatra, dan protes Cina atas penyerbuan kedutaan. Halaman lainnya tidak terkait.
“Organisations banned apart from the Communist party 'included the People's Youth Front (Permuda Rakjat), the Communist Women's Organisation (Gerwani), the Indonesian Scientists' Association and three student organisations.'”
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