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WEDNESDAY, JAMARIM 1957 fl PlXUrfllJZrtWE Sukarno Rejecls Democrats Swallow Anger, Orders lo Explain Try to Have Resolution Rccc! i PXfEt Communist Coup JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) President Sukarno angrily rejected Tuesday night demands Out he explain htt responsibility lor the attempted Communist coup on Oct 1, 1965. Sukarno asked why he alone diould be held accountable. "Is not, tor instance, the then coordinating minister for secu rity and defense responsible. toot" Sukarno asked, He re ferred to Gen. A.

II. Nasution, now a bitter enemy of the Dresi dent and the president of Con gress, The president's angry reply to the persistent demands for an explanation came in a statement read to newsmen at, his palace. The same statement was submitted earlier Tuesday to leaders of Congress. Economic Failures Sukarno also asked why he alone should be held responsible for Indonesia's economic deterioration. In this connection he pointed to the present head of the government, Gen.

Suharto, saying: "Who is responsible for the continuing increase of prices at this moment and the complete stand still of many private enterprises?" He again declared that the coup attempt was "a complete surprise to me." The three basic causes, he said, were "the wrong way taken by the ship of the Indonesian Commi nlst party, the cunning of necol irn (neocolonialism, colonialism and imperialism) subversion, and the fact that indeed there were persons, who were nuts." He demanded to know who was responsible for the seven assassination attempts against him and what had been done to discover who was behind them. Sukarno warned that the political situation in Indonesia is precarious and at present "a conflict situation" must be done away with. ALBANY. N.Y. (API Demo crats were forced to swallow their ire about Gov.

Rockefeller today in attempts to get a critical resolution read on the Assembly floor. Assemoly Minority Leader Perry B. Duryea blocked the effort Tuesday to attack the gov ernor for a statement that he made during the 1966 election campaign. Duryea, a Montauk Republican, refused a request by Assemblyman Bertram Podelt, Prooklyn, for unanimous consent to read the resolution to the Assembly. Podell's resolution, elven to the press earlier, urged the As sembly to ask Rockefeller to apologize for his 'campaign as sertion mat three Democratic legislators were involved in an alleged shakedown of a liquor license applicant.

Podell said the governor mado a indictment" shortly before Election Day when Rockefeller disclosed a State Liquor Authority investigation of an alleged bribe attempt involved three Democrats legist from NcwYork City. the lawmakers never were made public. SnKC TucsdaY'nlhui SdaY Mongolia, 626,000 square mile republic, has a population of only 1,019.000. pre inventory sale the annua savings event you waif for; shown, just a few of the values men's white shirts 5,0 orig. 350 Selkirk wear white cotton shirts reduced from our own stock.

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Lands in U. 5. PARIS (AP) A French research balloon found in North Carolina went Wist of tile way artiund the world via China, Mongolia and the Pacific, its launcher said today. The balloon, described "as big as a house" by its finder, Archie Murray Of Snow Camp, NC whs released from southwest France Jan. 5.

In a1 box swinging below it was a radio transmitter, a barometer) and a device for' measuring the angle of the sun over theliorizon. Bernard BeDoU operations officer of the Balloon Launching Center of the French National Soace Researcl Organization, said the (balloon (was last heard from over Mongolia. He said the purpose of the flight was to test the equipment aqd denied it had anyimng ao wim raaioacim tv in the UDoer atmosphere. Bellot said the balloon, the only one released that day, stayed at an altitude of 130,000 feet for two or three days. It successfully returned its data to the center, he said, so the outcome of the mission does not depend on the return of the instruments.

The American scientist who organized the experiment said he was delighted to hear, his in struments had made the trip intact One instrument was a new precision altimeter being tested.and he immediately be strumentsr Ther sclentisV "torn Hein anJUiT graduate! fromjlew York. salaVTMs is for 29 hours and (ouna out inat there were winds of up to 250 miles an hour at that altitude." The huge balloon was found about 10 miles. south of Burlington. He said the, balloon was wraoiied'around iTtree with the box of instruments dangling 'beneath it Murray took the box lo Burlington, where a French teacher translated the inscriptions. The balloon and equipment were to be taken to Pope Ah" Force Base near FayettevUle, C.

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