GA-00459 1956-07-02 relevance A public
Ch. Salawati dan Umi Sardjono menyambut William Morrow, Bintang Timur 2 Juli 1956
Salawati Daud and Umi Sardjono welcome William Morrow (Bintang Timur, 2 July 1956)
Bintang Timur, 2 July 1956, p. 1 (four-page issue). Reports the arrival at Kemayoran of William Morrow, Australian peace-movement figure and World Peace Council bureau member, guest of the Indonesian Peace Committee 30 June to 4 July. Ch. (Charlotte) Salawati Daud and Umi Sardjono of Gerwani are named among those welcoming him. The same page covers a children's book exhibition opened with Maria Ulfah Santoso present, and Sukarno's trip.
Bintang Timur, 2 Juli 1956, hlm. 1 (terbitan empat halaman). Melaporkan kedatangan William Morrow, tokoh gerakan perdamaian Australia dan anggota biro Dewan Perdamaian Dunia, di Kemayoran sebagai tamu Komite Perdamaian Indonesia (30 Juni–4 Juli). Ch. (Charlotte) Salawati Daud dan Umi Sardjono dari Gerwani disebut di antara penyambutnya. Halaman yang sama memuat pameran buku kanak-kanak (dihadiri Maria Ulfah Santoso) dan lawatan Sukarno.
“p.1: Morrow's arrival at Kemayoran was met by the Peace Committee's H. Siradjuddin Abbas, "Nyonya Ch. Salawati, Nyonya Umi Sar[djono]" and representatives of various organisations.”
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- Date
- 1956-07-02
- Creator
- Bintang Timur
- Publication
- Bintang Timur
- Document type
- newspaper article (newspaper or periodical article/page)
- Language
- Indonesian
- Perspective
- Gerwani/PKI-aligned voice
- Source role
- primary
- Country
- Indonesia
- Period
- 1955–1959
- Source archive
- Perpusnas Khastara (Bintang Timur, catalog 299272) · source link
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- open access (Khastara) Open access source: file can be shown on the website.
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/Bintang Timur (1954-1958) - issues naming Gerwani members or Gerwani articles (Perpusnas Khastara)/Bintang Timur (1956-07-02) - Ch. Salawati and Umi Sardjono welcome William Morrow, p. 1 [Khastara 299272].pdf
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- Fair (0.839) · proof-reading: key passages (Claude, Oct 2026) · translation: not needed
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- 01 Primary Sources › 1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals › Bintang Timur (1954-1958) - issues naming Gerwani members or Gerwani articles (Perpusnas Khastara)
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- full text read; OCR jumbled full-page layout, Gerwani passages located and read in context
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