CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

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• Publication Date: October 18, 1965
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL
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CURRENT INTELLIGENCE
RELATING TO NATIONAL SECURITY
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN
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Indonesia: Anti-Communist military leaders main-
tain initiative despite Sukarno's efforts to
"normalize" the situation. (Page 4)
3. India-Pakistan: Little change in diplomatic or
military situations. (Page 6)
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5. Yugoslavia: Tito rumored seriously ill. (Page 10)
6. Note: USSR. (Page 11)
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Indonesia: Anti-Communist military leaders are
maintaining neir initiative despite President Sukarno's
efforts to "normalize" the situation.
At the 16 October installation of General Suharto as
army commander, Sukarno stated that in order "to find
a political solutioW1 he needed "an atmosphere not set
aflame from left and right!' Sukarno termed the 30
September incident merely "a ripple in the vast ocean
of the Indonesian revolution!' Yesterday he addressed
the Anti - Foreign Bases Conference being held in
Djakarta. Despite speculation that he would make a
major statement relating to the internal, situation,
Sukarno limited himself to his standard attacks on the
"imperialistic old established forces:'
the army has submitted a number or
demands to Sukarno., which include: (1) punishment of
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all persons involved in the coup attempt, in accordance
with Indonesian law; (2) banning of all mass organiza-
tions and political parties that supported the coup at-
tempt (notably the PKI and its fronts); (3) 'purge of all
members of the air force involved in the coup attempt;
and (4) abolition of Foreign Minister Subandriols Cen-
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but will continue its program against the PKI by en-
couraging mass anti-Communist demonstrations in
defiance of Sukarno's attempts to quiet the situation.
The army believes that through continual agitation
against the PKI it can eventually force Sukarno to ac-
cede to its wishes J.
I JSu rno, in an at-
tempt to placate the army, may ban the PKI and replace
it with a new "national." Communist party. In recent
statements army leaders have left the door open for
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cooperation with Communist elements regrouped in a
broader Maryist party.
There is as yet no confirmation that PKI leader
Aidit was captured by the army on 14 October,
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The army's demand in regard to the air force was
partially met with yesterday's announcement that air
force chief TVTnr.Qhn1 T)ani -whri vno A-- I
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the 30 September plot, would temporarily give up his
duties and depart on an overseas mission. The US Em-
bassy in Djakarta believes Dani is being sent to Com-
munist China.
According to press reports2 the army has obtained
Sukarno's agreement for continuation of a "state of war"
in the Djakarta area. The army will undoubtedly use
this to make further sweeps against the Communists.
The US Consulates in Surabaya and Medan have re-
ported rising anti-PKI activity in the two cities. On 16
October Moslem mobs in Surabaya roamed the city tear-
ing down PKI signs and attacking PKI members. F
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Moslem and other anti.-Communist groups burned the
North Sumatra PKI headquarters on 15 October. An at-
tempt by PKI members to defend the building resulted in
heavy fighting and casualties.
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*Peking charged early this morning that Indonesian
troops forcibly entered And searched the office of the
Chinese commercial counselor in Djakarta on 16 October.
The foreign ministry in Peking has handed a strong pro-
test to the Indonesian ambassador _and has demanded an
apology from Djakarta.
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