Indonesia Seeks New Funds After Economic Hangover
Indonesia struggles to rebuild after Sukarno era as Suharto tightens control, debts mount, and inflation soars. Army led stabilizes politics while foreign aid and debt rescheduling, IMF entry, and regional cooperation shape cautious recovery efforts.
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Seymour Topping
Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Partai Komunis Indonesia
PKI
Suharto
Presidium
United States
Washington
Adam Malik
Sultan Hamengku Buono
Malik
U. S
Soviet Union
U.S
Johnson
Marshall Green
U. S. Ambassa
Dor
Tokyo
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
United Nations
U. N
General Assembly
Tokyo Club
Chinese Pose Key In Asia
A New York Times report from Bangkok profiles Chinese influence across Southeast Asia. It cites Chinese minority dominance in Bangkok and political ties in Burma Indonesia and Cambodia, noting Thai leaders and generals often rely on Chinese business networks while governments pursue varying controls over Chinese influence.
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New York Times News Service
NEW York
Bangkok
Chiang Kai-Shek
Mao Tse-Tung
Cambodia
Mao
Chiang
Burma
Laos
Thailand
Indonesia
Ne Win
Peking
United States
Viet Nam
U. S
Asia
Thanat Koman
Southeast Asia
Roman
China
Airline strike exposes Johnson image and policy limits
Washington observers say the 43 day IAM walkout cost the administration credibility as enforcer of wage guidelines while unions gain confidence for bigger raises. Johnson backed a 4.5 percent settlement as noninflationary, prolonging the dispute and creating pressure for anti strike legislation.
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David R. Jones
New York Times
Washington
Johnson
International Association of Machinists
White House
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World
United
Vietnam War Tactics and the Prospects for Phase One
Reports from South Vietnam indicate fewer large unit clashes and more guerrilla and terrorist attacks. Officials think the war may shift to hit and run tactics, keeping main force units off balance while elections provoke insurgent disruption and infiltration from the north continues.
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New York Times News
Washington
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Food effort needs global farming and seas harvests
In Rome, the FAO faces a grim forecast as world population rises and hunger persists. Dr. B R Sen argues for boosting agriculture in developing lands, expanding output on existing land, cultivating new areas, and exploring sea farming to avert a widening food gap.
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New York Times
Rome
United Natiions Food and Agriculture Organization
Roman Church
Latin America
U. S
Soviet Union
Africa
Asia
Egypt
Qattara
Malita
North America
Australia
Sen
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