PKI, its affiliates are suspended in Bali (The Times of India, 8 November 1965)

=== [PDF page 1] === PKI, Its Affiliates Are Suspended In Bali The Times of India (1861-); Nov 8, 1965; ProQuest PKI, Its Affiliates Are Suspended In Balt JAKARTA. November 7. HE Indonesian Communist Paris (PKI) and its affiliated mas: organisations on the island of Bali have been suspended trom Wed. nesday. it was announced in Dur Pasar during the week-end. The suspended organisations ale the Peasants’ Union (BPTD, the Gerwani (Women’s movement) the Pemuda Rakiat (Youth movement, ts cultural movement, Lekra, the students’ association, [PPI, the teachers’ union, PGRI, and the trade union tederaton, SOBST. CURFEW IMPOSED Leaders of the party and rs other suspended affiliates have been ordered (0 report to the military authorities every day. They have been instructed to sign statements saying thar they will obey all the regulations issued by the war administration of Bali Island. ‘The Buli war administrator has also imposed curfew over the entire tours ist island from 1! p.m. to 4 a.m. trom Wednesday. The Bali ban came simultaneously with the uanneuncement hy President Sukarno that be was “‘considering the ban of PKI” | Only six months ago he had stated. “H PRE dies, | vill feel it as the loss” of a dear family relative.”. President Sukarno; in a broadcast, praised Dr. Subaydrio for being a “capable Foreign Minister? and cnticised those who wanted him to be sacked for allesed involvement in the COLD, “Titel vou all that I am not going tu dismiss Dr. Subandrio,” he said. ‘The President also ‘said that he would not dismiss Mr. Oei Tyu-Tat, State Minister attached to the Presidium, also under fire from the opponents of the coup. EX-U.S, ENVOY ATTACKED President Sukarno accused the former U.S. Ambassador here, Mr. Howerd P. Jones, of having bribed an Indonesian “to develop the free world ideology” in Indonesia. He did not say who the person was, He said a diplomat — “asked me if Indonesia could — resume good relations with the U.S. because the jJatler had sympathy with Tadonesia.” “) told the diplomat that [ was still think'ng about the relations between Indonesia and the U.S.” Aliitary — sotirces said the Army machine-gunned to death) communist workers at w fertiliser plant in central Java after 40 Army paratroopers had died eating lood poisoned by the communists. Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission.