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Sukarno Resists Pressure To Dissolve Communists (The Gazette, Montreal, 19 Oktober 1965)
Sukarno resists pressure to dissolve Communists (The Gazette, Montreal, 19 October 1965)
The Gazette (Montreal), 19 Oct 1965, p.2 (AP, Singapore): 'Sukarno resists pressure to dissolve Communists.' The army banned the PKI in Jakarta in the name of Maj-Gen Umar Wirahadikusumah, SOBSI outlawed, and Pemuda Rakjat and Gerwani, 'the party's women's branch', also placed under the ban; leaders to report within five days. Suharto's order of the day tells units to liquidate remnants of the 30 September Movement while Sukarno seeks a political settlement. Rest of the page is unrelated Canadian news.
The Gazette (Montreal), 19 Okt 1965, hlm. 2 (AP, Singapura): 'Sukarno resists pressure to dissolve Communists.' Tentara melarang PKI di Jakarta atas nama Mayjen Umar Wirahadikusumah, SOBSI dilarang, dan Pemuda Rakjat serta Gerwani, 'cabang perempuan partai', juga dilarang; pimpinan harus lapor dalam lima hari. Perintah harian Suharto meminta pasukan melikuidasi sisa Gerakan 30 September sementara Sukarno mencari penyelesaian politik. Sisa halaman berita Kanada lain.
“p.2: 'Also under the military ban were Permuda Rakjat, the Communist Party's youth wing, and Gerwani, the party's women's branch.'”
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