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GA-02629 1960 rel B licensed

Hubungan Soviet dengan Indonesia, berkas Departemen Luar Negeri 1960-1963 (Soviet relations with Indonesia)

Soviet Relations with Indonesia, State Department Files 1960-1963

Compilation of State Department central-file items on Soviet relations with Indonesia, 1960-63 (telegrams, airgrams, despatches). One airgram (7 Dec) 'Soviets Woo Indo Women' describes the Soviet ambassador's wife hosting Indonesian women's leaders at the embassy, noting Gedung Wanita as a hub for Gerwani and Kongres W

GA-02472 1960-07-07 rel C licensed

Mourning of Tjimahi Victims Continues (FBIS, 7 Jul 1960)

FBIS, 7 July 1960: Mourning of Tjimahi victims continues

FBIS-monitored Xinhua report (7 Jul 1960): over 18,000 overseas Chinese and Indonesians visited Tjimahi, West Java, to mourn two overseas Chinese women (Yang Mu-mei, Yeh Chin-niang) killed by West Java military authorities during the forced evacuation of Chinese from rural areas. Chinese groups demanded punishment and

GA-03606 1960-11-02 CIA Reading Room, CIA-RDP78-00915R001200120007-8 rel B

Communist Revisionism and Dissidence, Summary No. 2846 (CIA Foreign Documents Division, 2 November 1960)

CIA, Communist Revisionism and Dissidence, Summary No. 2846 (2 Nov 1960)

CIA Foreign Documents Division summary no. 2846 (2 November 1960) on communist revisionism and dissidence. Its Indonesia section reports that Kartinah Kurdi, in a long article in Harian Rakjat of 10 August 1960, developed the theme that women are lovers of world peace, stressing the horrors of atomic warfare, which the

GA-03607 1960-11-02 CIA Reading Room, CIA-RDP78-00915R001200120007-8 rel B

Communist Revisionism and Dissidence, Summary No. 2846 (CIA Foreign Documents Division, 2 November 1960)

CIA, Communist Revisionism and Dissidence, Summary No. 2846 (2 Nov 1960)

CIA Foreign Documents Division summary no. 2846 (2 November 1960) on communist revisionism and dissidence. Its Indonesia section reports that Kartinah Kurdi, in a long article in Harian Rakjat of 10 August 1960, developed the theme that women are lovers of world peace, stressing the horrors of atomic warfare, which the