Sukarno and the PKI Collapse in Indonesia's 1965 Coup
The second part of Seymour Toppings series traces the Sept 30 1965 movement in Indonesia, detailing Aidit's capture and execution near Solo, the PKI's rise and purge, Sukarno's role, and Suharto's army takeover. It notes the unclear specifics of Aidit's death and the broader political fallout for Asia.
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Sukarno
Indonesia
Seymour Topping
N. Y. Times
Southeast Asia
New York Times
Jakarta
Aidit
Solo
Java
Dipa Nusantara Aidit
Partai Komunis Indonesia
PKI
Asia
Viet Nam
China
United States
Dr. Subandrio
Peking
Moscow
Greater
Subandrio
Omar Dhani
Air Force
Council of Generals
Sumitro
East Java
Jogjakarta
Central Java
Halim
Sumatra
Hatim
Pemuda Rakyat
Sujono
Supardjo
Revolutionary Council
Pat Supardjo
Col. Untung
Nasution
Merdeka Square
Untung
Suharto
Strategic Army Reserve
Bogar
Pranoto Reksoadmodjo
Pranoto
Katamso
Sugigsono
Nasakom
Central
Semarang
Bajalal
Njoto
Mohammed H. Lukman
Njono
Peris Parede
FTX Row Boiling As Funds Are Out
New York report details Senate blocking use of funds in the 58 billion military appropriations bill for the F-111B Navy plane. It covers cost overruns, weight, and the Phoenix missile system, with Navy plans to test development models and potential carrier operations aboard Forrestal and Midway class carriers.
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Hanson W. Baldwin
N. Y. Times
New York Times News Service
NEW York
Senate
John L. McClellan
D-Ala
General Accounting Office
Navy
Air Force
Hughes Aircraft Co
General Dynamics
U. S
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
England Still Just The Same
Herbert L. Matthews notes that after five weeks in Britain there is little sign of a swinging Britain. Londoners amuse themselves with sports and gambling while the countryside shows a quiet, prosperous England. Beach scenes at Bournemouth and seaside towns reveal dowdy fashion, orderly routines, and a focus on weather and family rather than politics or Viet Nam.
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Herbert L. Matthews
New York Times
New York
London
England
Wales
Britain
Blackpool
Skegness
Brighton
Bournemouth
Porthcawl
South Wales
Sussex
Dorsetshire
Wiltshire
Hampshire
Alfred the Great
William the Conqueror
Scotland
Lancashire
Midlands
North
Viet Nam
GOP Aids LBJ in Bipartisan Campaign Tour Across New England
President Johnson travels through five northeastern states with Republican governors and lawmakers sharing the stage to bolster Democratic candidates. In Syracuse and Ellenville Sen. Javits promotes a Republican candidate while Johnson praises a Democrat, illustrating a carefully balanced, nonpartisan tour that blends party lines in support of incumbents.
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Warren Weaver JR
New York Times
Lubec
Johnson
Sen
Jacob K. Javits
Syracuse
Ellenville
N. Y
Javits
Stewart F. Hancock Jr
House
Hancock
James M. Hanley
Javiers
Hamilton Fish Jr
Hudson Valley
New England
Air Force One
Burlington
George Aiken
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Lewiston
Kennedy Park
John H. Reed
Margaret Chase Smith
Stanley R. Tupper
Wiliam D. Hathaway
White House
Buffalo
Rhode Island
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Abdul Haris Nasution
Achmad Yani
Independent Party
Hanna -Barbera
Yogi Bear
Jellystone National Park
Decatur Daily
GOP
LBJ