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March 22, 1958 issue

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At and preceding SEATO meetings, the Secretary voiced his usual dark apprehensions of "new aggressive Communist plans" for subversion in Asia. He had some kind words, however, for the Moslem Association, which was preparing a revolt in Central Sumatra, Indonesia. This revolt clearly could not be termed subversive since it was directed against the "guided democracy," of an Indonesian President in which the Communists are collaborators. Other ingredients in the Indonesian brew are the economic and political difficulties of the regime of its President.

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ASIA -- Politics & government; COMMUNISTS; ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc.; COMMUNISM; SUMATRA (Indonesia); INDONESIA
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