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PKI, affiliated units in Bali stand suspended (The Hindustan Times, 8 November 1965)
The Hindustan Times, 8 Nov 1965: the Bali war administrator has suspended the PKI and affiliates, including Gerwani (Women's Movement), Pemuda Rakjat, students' association, peasants' union and SOBSI, with daily reporting to the military, removal of signboards in five days and a curfew from 3 Nov. It notes Sukarno was considering banning the PKI.
The Hindustan Times, 8 Nov 1965: penguasa perang Bali menangguhkan PKI dan organisasi afiliasinya, termasuk Gerwani (Gerakan Wanita), Pemuda Rakjat, organisasi mahasiswa, serikat tani, dan SOBSI, dengan wajib lapor harian, pencopotan papan nama dalam lima hari dan jam malam sejak 3 Nov. Sukarno disebut sedang mempertimbangkan pelarangan PKI.
“PKI and affiliated organisations incl. the Women's Movement (Gerwani) suspended in Bali; curfew 11 p.m.–4 a.m. from Nov. 3. (p.1)”
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