The attempted assassination of Sukarno has all the look of an “operation” by the Central Intelligence Agency: everyone got killed except the appointed victim.
In a speech defending his acceptance of the recent Kremlin-dictated manifesto of the Communist nations, Premier Wladyslaw Gomulka sharply attacked “Western capitalists, press organs and imperialist monopolist circles” for trying to use credits granted to Poland as a wedge for altering Polish policy. All Western funds granted to Poland, Gomulka assured a conference of Party leaders, will be used only for building Communism at home and supporting Soviet world policy. Simultaneously, the Polish delegation now in Washington was finding many State Department ears receptive to Poland’s demand for $300 million more in U.S. aid.
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