LETTER TO THE HONORABLE HENRY CABOT LODGE FROM ALLEN W. DULLES

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• Publication Date: November 25, 1959
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tam is a copy of the letter which I sent
to Coojrsserssn Ray as a re" It of you letter at
ttovsmber 6. 1 appreciate your cailhb this matter
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Permanent Mission of the Republic of Indonesia to the unites nations
NEW YORK 21, N. Y
TR 9-0600 1 r,,.,
INFORN,ATION ON INDOTTESIA
Bulletin No-105 19 November 1959
C 0 NT E NT S
1. President Sukarno Opens Colombo Plan Conference
2.. Starvation in Asia May Be More Destructive than A.3,)nib
3. President Sukarno and Advisory Council Agree on
Political Manifesto
L1., Plans Being Formulated For Village Developrent
5. Indonesia Offers Scholarships Under Colombo Plan
b. President Explains Goal of Guided Economy and
Role of Private Businessmen
7. U.S. Seventh Fleet Commander Visits Djakarta
S. Indonesian Overseas Chinese Act Counter to Prir_c_ples
of China
9. Government Denies Infiltrating Dutch=occupied 1,,e,-,t Irian
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PRESIDENT SUKARNO OPENS COLOMBO PLAN CO FM :ONCE
Addressing the opening of the ministerial level rieetinvs of
the Colombo Plan Conference at Jogjakarta on November 11, i'residern
Sukarno in his speech outlined Indonesia's requirements in the fife-.d
of economic and technical aid conforming with the concept of 'f iice d
democracy". The President stressed that no scheme of pure econo.,-n::_;
development could be successful if it were not attuned to ! he co'''an'.ryTs
"social, political and cultural pattern".
The President stated that traditionally and hi.storica lr
Indonesian society has been consciously one based on cooperation, e.nd
therefore, Indonesia valued the Colombo Plan for cooperative er,_-1OT11C
development. He also recalled that the minimum of organization in(i
maximum of action of the Colombo Plan throughout its nine years gym:' life
had produced real, tangible results. It assisted in attacking SDiu:, of
the basic problems of this area and did that by cooperative means :,o
that each nation which had contributed but not received assistancc3,
acquired some benefits, even if those were not so concrete nor -,.::iii;:*ble
in the material sense.
Noting that Indonesia's greatest achievement was that i', sur-
vived, President Sukarno went on to say that historically the mo;;-, im-
portant feature of a newly re-won independence was that it releasfd
vast new potentials in any nation. Indonesia had made great prGgress
in almost every field of human and :rental endeavour, he said and icided
that in ending the servitude of colonialism the Indonesian nat.an t!ntered
into a great period of growth, physically, mentally and sp_ritual:_;.r.
President Sukarno pointed out that while the Colombo Plan was concerned
with economic development, Indonesia was engaged in overall development
involving all fields of human endeavour and human potential, wh ,xi were
interdependent and essential. Any scheme of pure economic deve_,-Dpnent,
President Sukarno said, could be more of an irritant in the bo v-politic
and the social organization of a nation unless such a scheme i'itued into
its social, political and cultural context. Indonesia had aireadtr a .
firm and deep-rooted foundation of cooperation, mutual ass-stance .nd the
interdependence of man on man which formed the essence of our so^_nl life.
He stated that upon this foundation a superstructure of social ae`.i.vities
and cultural expression - had been erected which, of ac-arse. ire;s
capable of change., dovelopment ahd growth.
The President said that the Indonesian people would not destroy
their social foundations as some nations had considered necessar;r. In
the framework of the principle of guided economy, Indonesia is 1-o-1, based
on a money economy nor on a large-scale capital system. It is ha:,ed on
the exchange of goods and cooperation. He concluded that schemes such
as the Colombo Plan could indeed help by teaching Indonesia to avcr__.d the
errors and the "cul-de-sacs" which trapped others, and the short outs
and the acquired knowledge of techniques so long as they followed he
basic pattern Indonesia had laid down for its development.
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Asia's hungry millions might prove to be a more destructive
force than the atomic bomb, Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr. 3ubarcriD
told the closing session of the Colombo Plan Conference in Jogjakarta
November 14.
The members of the Colombo Plan, he said, realized this ani
recognized 'their responsibility for establishing stability in the still-
developing countries of Asia. These countries, he reminded the conference
consists of three-fourths of the world's population.
All countries in this area are still in a revolutionary stage,
the Foreign Minister declared, a revolution which aims to end the "tgreat
disparity" between the living standards of Asian countries and the
developed Western nations.
1. Australia's announced intention to donate another 100 fuses
to Indonesia;
2. The acceptance of Singapore as a full. member of the cclombo
Plan which increases the prestige of the association in the eyes of the
world and adds strength to it;
3. The decision to continue the Colombo Plan for another five
years which proves the desire among its members for continued cooperation.
PRESIDENT SUKARNO AMID ADVISORY COUNCIL AGREE
POLITICAL i %MNIFESTO
President Sukarno and the Provisional Supreme Advisory Council
are in agreement on the adoption of the Political Manifesto of Atu&ust 17,,
as issued by the President and revised by the Council-, it was reported
by the Council's Vice-Chairman, T,Mr. Ruslan Abdulgani.
The Manifesto will no* become the basic document outlining
the country's objectives in the political field. Mr. Abdulgani said
that discussions of the Manifesto were based on scientific considerati rn s
and revolutionary political experience. He added that the document could
become the object of study for Government agencies, popular organizations,
political parties and would be taught in secondary and high schools.
The Indonesian Political Manifesto was outlined in the sp?sch
made by .. President Sukarno on August 17, marking Indonesia's Uth year
of independence.- It estimates the present stage of devblop nt Indo-
nesian society and the Indonesian revolution and sketches the tasi.s that
lie immediately ahead in connection with national consolidation anad ieve-
lopment.
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PLANS BEING FORMULATED FOR VILLAGE DEL'ELOPIMIT
A large-scale village development plan, coordinating the wore ry[ all
government departments, is now being formulated for Indonesia, Deputy i.ILster
of Transmigration Achmadi revealed. He stressed the importance of t
plan by pointing out that 8S per cent of all Indonesians still live in viLlages.
With the aid of a Ford Foundation grant, he said, the Village "om-
munity Development Bureau has assigned a commission to do the neeled research
and experimental work out of which a common pattern for compatible devei^ument
projects in line with village custom and tradition.
In formulating plans for village development; the Deputy 14Lnister said,
it is stipulated that these plans must be in conformity with the 19115 "onsti-
tution provisions that the State must be built along socialistic lines as
adapted to the specific conditions of Indonesia.
INDONESIA OFFERS SCH1OLARSHIPS UNDER COLO1-M0 PLAN
The Indonesian Government has offered to the Colombo Plan countries
not less than 40 scholarships for the 1960-1961 academic year. These in~-,Lude
a number of scholarships for general purposes -- post-graduate ani research
studies at the request of the recipient country; four special scholars!-:iD3 in
the field of agricultural estates, including a 10-month course in tea 7ul--.i-
vation, a two-months study at an experimental rubber estate, a one-yes} s udy
in the field of coffee estates and a two-year scholarship in sugar chemist'y
at the State Sugar College in Jogjakarta; six special scholarships in ~.h? in-
dustrial field, such as the production of vegetable oil, as well as c3ars~s in
starch processing.
In addition, Indonesia is offering a number of special scholarships
for the study of mass communications.
PRESIDENT EXPLAINS GOAL OF GUIDED ECONOMY
ANT) ROLE OF PRIVATE BUSINESSMEN
In a special message to the National Industrial Conference neld
last week, President Sukarno explained Indonesians objectives under the
guided economy system and indicated the role to be played in it b;v pri~.,{3
businessmen.
In implementing the guided economy system.: the message, read -:r :00
delegates, declared the following aims are pursued:
1. Paving the way for socialism in the Indonesian wav, inc no(!ucing
happiness and social justice;
3< Curbing and e.'aminating characteristics of the liberal. c.n:_onial
economic system that is detrim~L to the general public; such as monf"00.7,
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speculation, price manupulations, the ttidjon" system -- crops loans t -rc ugh
which the lender gets control of the entire crop of the borrower at greatly
reduced prices;
3. Guranateeing leadership and guidance by the Government in he
build up of a united state economy in all fields, directed at positive elanned
development to be attained gradually;
4. Making all Dutch enterprise 7, state capital through nati: na ti z-
ation, as well as developing trade, industry, mining, communications etc.,that
will not be left in private hands;
Within this framework, the message said, there was room for urinate
businessmen to play a role in fulfilling primary public needs on a short-;,erm
basis.
Capital for development activities will be used from arry srurc,
citizen or alien, the Presidential message said., and tee welcome so long is
these funds and forces gave priority to public interest and national dev?lep-
ment and security.
U.S., SEVENTH FLEET COIYIIi.NDER VISITS DJAKARTA
The Commander of the U.S.Seventh Fleet, Vice Admiral Frederick :d.
Kivette paid an official visit to Indonesia earlier this month.
The U,S.Seventh Fleet Flagship, the St. Paul., remained in the 'Aarbor
of Tandjung Priok from November 2 to November S, and the Vice Admira:L oa- d
courtesy calls on President Sukarno and other Indonesian leaders.
Meanwhile a group of four United States Senators visited Indrrne:;ia
this week as guests of the Speaker of Parliament Dr, Sartono. The Senate: s will
also visit Jogjakarta and Bali.
INDONESIAN OVERSEAS CHINESE ACT COUNTER TO PRINCIPLES OF CHINA
Foreign Minister Dr. Subandrio on November 17 defended the Goinr,nment's
decision to ban foreign retailers in Indonesian rural areas and charged ?; hat
overseas Chinese in the country acted against the principles of the Chin .se
People's Republic.
Most foreign retailers in Indonesia are Chinese who were not nrr gress-
ive and did not strive towards socialism as is the case with. People is Chi-ia.
Instead, the Foreign Minister declared, Indonesia's Chinese businessmen win
have refused to declare themselves citizens of Indonesia are comrr tied ,r,
capitalism.
Dr. Subandrio denied a report in a foreign mazagine, to the ei'i-ect
that he had been insulted by the authorities of the Chinaca Perm., rs Peuttlic
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when he visited that country recently. The report, he said, was completely
unfounded, since he and the Chinese officials had settled the oveLrseas *1 iinese
question without in any way lessessing the ties of friendship between _irvonesia
and the Chinese People's Republic.
The Chinese Ambassador to Indonesia, Huang Chen, Dr. Snbandt'_ici
disclosed, has offered his assistance to the Indonesian Government in nnlement-
ing its decision to ban foreign retailers in villages.
GOVERNMENT DENIES INFILTi?JTING DUTCH-OCCUPIED WEST IR11N
The Spokesman of the Indonesian Foreign office has deri_ed D,_It _ i
reports to the effect that Indonesia was infiltrating persons from its lest
Irian province into Dutch-occupied West -Irian.- He id furtier
that such charges as have been appearing in the Dutch press were aimed A
"arousing popular sentiment."
"If the people of West Irian launch any actions against Dutch rlcnia3
regime] the spokesman told the reporters. "the Indonesian Government always
gets the blame for engineering them."
He added that the people of West Irian are Indonesians and nit Dutch-
men and advised the Netherlands colonisers to remember this fact. Gf ,:rurse,
he went on, the struggle of the West Irian people is closely linked with that
of the entire Indonesian people.
The Foreign Office Spokesman predicted that the Dutch would fail
in their attempts to separate "the people of West Irian. from their brntrers
living in the other territories of Indonesia."
It is the Dutch who are the inflitrators, he declared, and :rsrged
their infiltration constitutes an aggression against the Republic of _rconesia.
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5 East 68th Street
New York 21, N.Y.
Mr. Allen Dulles
Civil Intelligence Agency
State Department
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OLUDU I
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
VIA: Deputy Director (Ps)
SUBJECT:
Materials for Ambassador Lodge on Chinese
Communist Hate America Campaign
1. This memorandum recommends action by the Director of
Central Intelligence regarding transmittal of materials to
Ambassador Lodge on the Chinese Communist hate-America
campaign. The recommendation is contained in paragraph 4 below.
2. Mr. Lodge requested these materials of CIA in a conversation
on 6 March 1959 with Mr. Desmond FitzGerald. Mr. Lodge indicated
that he might use the materials when the Chinese Communist
representation issue is again raised in the United Nations General
Assembly.
3. Attached to this memorandum are a letter addressed to
Ambassador Lodge, a paper describing the Chinese Communist
hate-America campaign and selected documents from various sour:es
which substantiate the existence of the campaign.
4. It is recommended that the Director sign the letter addressed
to Ambassador Lodge and permit it to be sent to him through FE
Division channels, along with the attached paper and documents.
e smon itz e r
3 Attachments:
1. Letter to Ambassador Lodge
Chief, Far East Division
2. Paper on Chinese Communist Hate-America Campaign
3. Documents Pertinent to Campaign
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30 ,Ytdy l33
The Honorable Robert A. Lovett
39 Wall Street
New York, New York
Dear Bob:
In connection with my letter to you of Z7 Jul;,
I believe that I have now run down the incident to -Which.
Doan Acheson referred.
Apparently about noon on 6 December 1950,
Air Force Headquarters in Washington was notified by
the Air Defense Command in Gander and some pots in,
Labrador that a large flight of unidentified bombers was
crossing the southern tip of Greenland. Air Force Head
quarters intelligence speedily alerted the top echelons
government. However, within half an hour a false alarn
was declared when the flight of bombers was identified a
geese.
:3incereely,
SIGNED
Allen W. Dulles
Director
AWD/ji
1 - DCI P.S. Since dictating this letter last night, I receiv