INDONESIA’S NEUTRALITY
Explanation To Students (N Z Press Association—Copyright) (Roc. 6 p.m.) NEW YORK. November 17. President Soekarno reaffirmed Indonesian neutrality in a speech to thousands of cheering students at Bandung today, American Associated Press reported. "We must drink waters of every source—we don’t care if it is from the United States or -the Soviet Union.” he told a student rally at Padjadjaran University. “‘I have seen a lot in America that is good for us. The same applies to the Soviet Union and the People's Republic of (Communist! China. Regardless of what is the best ideology let us take the good things and leave the bad things behind.” Dr. Soekarno added: “I don’t mind being called Communist. I am not a Communist. I am open-minded, unprejudiced . . . that's why I introduced guided democracy . . . our democracy must be Indonesian democracy.”
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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28747, 19 November 1958, Page 10
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