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GA-01773 1958-02-18 Renmin Ribao rel B licensed

亚非妇女会议举行全体会议 (Afro-Asian Women's Conference holds plenary session)

Afro-Asian Women's Conference holds plenary session (Renmin Ribao, 18 February 1958)

Renmin Ribao, 18 Feb 1958, p. 6 (Xinhua, Colombo): first plenary of the Afro-Asian Women's Conference. Maria Ulfah Santoso, head of the Indonesian delegation, appeals for support on West Irian and against destructive use of atomic energy; the Chinese delegation walks out over the UN/UNESCO observer. Gerwani is not name

GA-01774 1958-02-18 Renmin Ribao rel B licensed

亚非妇女会议举行全体会议 (Afro-Asian Women's Conference holds plenary session)

Afro-Asian Women's Conference holds plenary session (Renmin Ribao, 18 February 1958)

Renmin Ribao, 18 Feb 1958, p. 6 (Xinhua, Colombo): first plenary of the Afro-Asian Women's Conference. Maria Ulfah Santoso, head of the Indonesian delegation, appeals for support on West Irian and against destructive use of atomic energy; the Chinese delegation walks out over the UN/UNESCO observer. Gerwani is not name

GA-03647 1958-04-28 Daily Report, Foreign Radio Broadcasts, 1958 no. 81-85, p. 767 rel A

FBIS Daily Report (28 Apr 1958): Mme Tanti Aidit and Mme Sutarsih arrive in Peking

FBIS Daily Report, 28 Apr 1958: Mme Tanti Aidit and Mme Sutarsih arrive in Peking for May Day

US FBIS Daily Report (Foreign Radio Broadcasts), page of 1 May 1958 carrying an NCNA English item of 28 April 1958: Mme Tanti Aidit and Mme Sutarsih, members of the central committee of the 'Indonesian Women's Movement' (Gerwani), arrived in Peking by air as guests of the National Women's Federation to attend May Day.

GA-01779 1958-06-06 Renmin Ribao rel A licensed

印度尼西亚妇运会两中央委员回国 (Two Gerwani Central Committee members return home)

Two Gerwani Central Committee members return home (Renmin Ribao, 6 June 1958)

Renmin Ribao, 6 Jun 1958, p. 4 (Xinhua): Gerwani Central Committee members Tanti Aidit and Sudarsih Rachman leave Beijing on 5 June for home via Kunming and Rangoon after their All-China Women's Federation visit (arrived 28 April), which also included a trip to North Korea at the invitation of the Korean Democratic Wom

GA-01780 1958-06-06 Renmin Ribao rel A licensed

印度尼西亚妇运会两中央委员回国 (Two Gerwani Central Committee members return home)

Two Gerwani Central Committee members return home (Renmin Ribao, 6 June 1958)

Renmin Ribao, 6 Jun 1958, p. 4 (Xinhua): Gerwani Central Committee members Tanti Aidit and Sudarsih Rachman leave Beijing on 5 June for home via Kunming and Rangoon after their All-China Women's Federation visit (arrived 28 April), which also included a trip to North Korea at the invitation of the Korean Democratic Wom

GA-02465 1958-09-19 rel C licensed

Foreign Reportage, Comment (FBIS, 19 Sep 1958)

FBIS, 19 September 1958: Foreign reportage, comment (Taiwan Strait support)

FBIS editorial report (19 Sep 1958) on foreign items carried by Xinhua on 18 Sept supporting China in the Taiwan Strait crisis (TASS and Soviet commentary, US critics, Poland, Oman, Australia, Burma, German unionists). One clause notes support from 'an Indonesian women's organization' and Indonesian public figures; no

GA-01781 1958-09-20 Renmin Ribao rel A licensed

不许美国干涉中国内政 (Do not allow the US to interfere in China's internal affairs)

Do not allow the US to interfere in China's internal affairs (Renmin Ribao, 20 September 1958)

Renmin Ribao, 20 Sep 1958, p. 4 (Xinhua, Jakarta): amid the Taiwan Strait crisis, Gerwani, speaking for its 650,000 members, protests American interference over Taiwan and the offshore islands; Indonesian railway and rice-workers' unions make similar demands. Other items give Syrian, Pakistani, Omani and Mauritanian su

GA-01782 1958-09-20 Renmin Ribao rel A licensed

不许美国干涉中国内政 (Do not allow the US to interfere in China's internal affairs)

Do not allow the US to interfere in China's internal affairs (Renmin Ribao, 20 September 1958)

Renmin Ribao, 20 Sep 1958, p. 4 (Xinhua, Jakarta): amid the Taiwan Strait crisis, Gerwani, speaking for its 650,000 members, protests American interference over Taiwan and the offshore islands; Indonesian railway and rice-workers' unions make similar demands. Other items give Syrian, Pakistani, Omani and Mauritanian su