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GA-02464 1958-06-05 rel A licensed

Indonesian Women's Visit (FBIS, 5 Jun 1958)

FBIS, 5 June 1958: Indonesian women's visit (Tanti Aidit and Sutarsih leave Peking)

FBIS-monitored Xinhua item (5 Jun 1958): Mmes Tanti Aidit and Sutarsih, members of the Central Committee of the Indonesian Women's Movement, left Peking after visiting China at the All-China Women's Federation's invitation for May Day (arrived 28 Apr); they also visited North Korea at the invitation of the Korean Democ

GA-02487 1963-08-05 rel A licensed

Indonesian Women Leaders (FBIS, 5 Aug 1963)

FBIS item (5 Aug 1963, Xinhua): three Indonesian women guests reached Peking on 4 August after visiting North Korea: Mudikdio (Mudigdio), vice chairman of the Gerwani Central Committee, MP and member of the Indonesian delegation to the Moscow World Congress of Women, with Lie Tjwan Sien and Muninggar. Welcomed by Hu Na

GA-02492 1964-04-19 rel C licensed

2 Divisions of DPRK Volunteers to Arrive (FBIS, 19 Apr 1964)

Two Divisions of DPRK Volunteers to Arrive (FBIS, 19 Apr 1964)

FBIS-monitored Jakarta radio report (19 Apr 1964) of a rally welcoming a North Korean Supreme People's Assembly delegation, with speeches by Sudibjo (National Front), Arudji Kartawinata and delegation chair Choe Won-taek, who said two divisions of Korean volunteers would join the anti-Malaysia campaign. The delegation'

GA-02493 1964-04-21 rel A licensed

Pyongyang on SPA Delegation Welcome Rally (FBIS, 21 Apr 1964)

FBIS-monitored KCNA report (21 Apr 1964) on the Jakarta welcome rally for the Korean Supreme People's Assembly delegation: speeches by Sudibjo, Arudji Kartawinata and Choe Won-taek on anti-imperialist solidarity, the Malaysia confrontation and new ambassador-level ties. On p.3 Mudiktio (Mudigdio), MP and deputy chair o

GA-02502 1965-04-02 rel B licensed

Messages From USSR, CPR (FBIS, 2 Apr 1965)

FBIS-monitored VNA report (2 Apr 1965) on volunteers in socialist and other countries offering to fight in Vietnam, citing letters from the USSR, China, DPRK, Cuba and Hungary. The final sentence says workers', peasants' and women's organisations in Indonesia called on members to enrol as volunteers and the Indonesian