Suspension, Curfew in Bali (FBIS, 6 Nov 1965)
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Suspension, Curfew in Bali Djakarta ANTARA in English 1328 GMT 6 November 1965--B
(Text) Denpasar, 6 November--The PKI and its sister organizations on the island
of Bali have been suspended temporarily as of 3 November 1965, it was announced here, The other affiliated organizations also suspended by the local authorities here were BII, Gerwani, Pemuda Rakjat, LEKRA, HSI, SOBIS, IPPI, and the nonfederated PGRI Union of Teachers.
Leaders of the local PKI and the other suspended organizations were also ordered
to report to local military commands every day and sign a statement expressing that they will obey all regulations issued by the local war administrator of Bali.
These organizations and party were ordered to take down their signboards at their party headquarters and offices within five days.
Meanwhile, the Bali war administrator imposed a curfew over the whole tourist island from 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. The decision went into affect as of 3 November 1965.