Mixed global reaction as Sukarno steps down
UN diplomats warn a real handover could shift Indonesia back into the world body. Subroto Abadi and other officers are cited as key figures in the transition. Tokyo and New Delhi capitals voice cautious optimism while Peking and Moscow monitor the move. Malay premier welcomes any shift toward a stable, anti communist regime, but uncertainty lingers about the immediate power balance.
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SubKr Abit
Hoserey
New Delhi
Smale
Tokyo
Shonto
Japan
Indonesia
Hundiin Wimikh
Chive
Peking
Subarin
Yada
Chines
Duamien
Diow
Suokarne
Hep
Rualy TV
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Aout
Tndhonesiaan
Suharto the Unknown Soldier Emerges in Crisis
Creighton Burns profiles General Suharto 48 year old chief of the Indonesia Army and Minister for the Army, noting his cautious rise, pivotal role in stifling the abortive coup, and mixed reception from observers who call him politically naive yet resolute as he shapes Indonesia’s response to Subandrio and Communist influence.
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Indonesia Army
Sia
Sukarne
Diakarin Tiv
Hh C
Subiativ
Java
Communist Party
Chin Mut
Gen Suharto
Dyakiria
Subandrie
Suhato
Ininesian
Divkerta
Nixise
Celebes
Ini
Senda
Tinvung
Pune
Suppater
Suhain
Diakariy
Iie
Suharto
Menurt
Subandrio
Punch
Ceneral Subarter
Suharto Seizes Power in Indonesian Revolution
An unofficial translation of a radio announcement by General Suharto declaring military takeover and outlining aims for guided democracy and anti feudalism. The message stresses unity, obedience to the armed forces, and continuation of the revolution, signed by Lieutenant General Suharto.
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Orves
Indonesia
Alex
Suharto
Britain’s Wilson and Heath Clash Over Economy
London report says Prime Minister Wilson and Opposition Leader Heath angrily debated Britain’s economic crisis. Heath called Wilson “the artful dodger” and accused him of mismanaging the balance of payments. Wilson defended Labour’s progress and urged renewed mandate to push policy.
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London
Wilson
Heath
Britain
Labour Party
End of a Legend Bill Bailey Dies at 80
Bill Bailey, American-born expatriate who ran Singapore's Cocoanut Grove nightclub, died and was buried in Singapore. He claimed the Please Come Home song fit him, lived through wartime internment, reopened the club on Boxing Day 1945 after Japanese invasion.
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Singapore
Bill Bailey
Bailey
Australia
Cup
Cocoanut Grove
Chiainas
Report on French Nuclear Armament Strains NATO Ties
Fragmentary dispatches describe President Johnson receiving a letter from Charles Rowlen and outlining French leader de Gaulle’s stance on nuclear capabilities. The text notes European security shifts, NATO cohesion questions, and potential French troop retention in Germany amid ongoing alliance debates.
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Charles Rowlen
Jiohnsen
Rmny
Washington
Johnson
Wnger
Sarai Keewue
Leason
de Canulle
U S Vice President urges friendship with China
Vice President Humphrey called for fourfold demonstration of friendship toward the Chinese people in New York City. He asserted Americans should strengthen ties in Asia and urged calm, studious support for Sino American relations amid anti communist sentiment.
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Washington
Humphrey
New York City
America
Wahich
Asia
Indian Riots as Students Burn Buses and Police Cars
Indian riots flare in Amritsar as students protest Congress plans for a Punjabi speaking state. Buses and police jeeps were set alight, passengers forced off, and shops closed as demonstrators clashed with authorities. Police arrested over 100 people amid widespread unrest and reports from Calcutta noted deadly riots over food shortages. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi planned to return from Washington after talks with President Johnson, while calling for restraint and normalization of talks with Pakistan.
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Amritsar
India
AAP
Johnson
New Ist
York
Gandhi
Ajuh Khan
Pakistan
Hurricane man dies in London game collapse at 72
London reports that Camm designer of Arvanna wartime lighter, known as the Hurricane man, collapsed during a game and died aged 72. The event occurred Sunday in Sydney, with Reuters noting the sudden death of the designer.
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London
Reuter of
Syney
Camm
Arvanna
Kane
Galt
General Thi ousted in Saigon reshuffle shakes Hue district
In Saigon a general accused of joining the South Vietnam crisis was removed from command and placed on leave. He was said to have requested medical leave and later left for health reasons. Officials reported his absence and possible counter moves by supporters as reports spread of a northern province tense situation.
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Europe
NASC
Russia
Thi
NATO Couries
Germany
Saigon
Genel Newyen Chanh Thi
South Vietnaga
Ealing Nil Tay
Heen
Nthe Ina
Fin
Heer
Police hunt animal killer in housing estate raid
Police in Stoke on Trent seek a demented animal killer believed to have battered and killed four children's pets in a local housing estate. The suspect has taken rabbits and guinea pigs from their homes and killed them, with police launching an urgent hunt in Staffordshire.
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Sumaay Aap-Reuter
Stoke - On - Trent
Staffordshire
Ace
Police Anid
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