Gerwani DPP (650,000 members): dissolve SEATO (Bintang Timur, 24 March 1958)
Bintang Timur, 24 March 1958, p. 1 (during the PRRI rebellion). Front-page statement of the Gerwani national leadership (DPP), said to represent 650,000 members, condemning US and SEATO intervention and the US Seventh Fleet's movements, and demanding that SEATO be dissolved ('Bubarkan SEATO'), in an open letter. Same page reports fighting in Sumatra, the Kuomintang, Malaya's and Thailand's SEATO stances.
Bintang Timur, 24 Maret 1958, hlm. 1 (masa pemberontakan PRRI). Pernyataan depan Dewan Pimpinan Pusat Gerwani, yang disebut mewakili 650.000 anggota, mengecam intervensi AS dan SEATO serta gerakan Armada ke-7 AS, dan menuntut SEATO dibubarkan ('Bubarkan SEATO') dalam surat terbuka. Halaman yang sama memuat pertempuran di Sumatra, Kuomintang, serta sikap Malaya dan Muang Thai terhadap SEATO.
“p.1: "Dewan Pimpinan Pusat Gerwani mewakili 650.000 anggota" ... "Gerwani menuntut supaya pakta/persekutuan Seato segera dibubarkan. Demikian surat terbuka Gerwani."”
Java-Bode, 13 March 1956, p. 1: before John Foster Dulles's Jakarta visit, the Gerwani central board issued a statement objecting to the visit, to his interference in Indonesia's internal affairs and to his pressure on Indonesia to join SEATO, after studying US interventionism in Latin America and Asia.
shared: Southeast Asia Treaty Organization, United States, anti-americanism, seato and military pacts
De Waarheid, 24 Mar 1958, p. 1: short item that Gerwani, on behalf of its 650,000 members, sent a letter to the US embassy in Jakarta asking for SEATO's dissolution and protesting American interference after Washington asked to deploy paratroopers to protect US citizens in the Pekanbaru oil area during the government o
shared: Southeast Asia Treaty Organization, United States, Pekanbaru, anti-americanism
Short Algemeen Indisch Dagblad item (1956-03-13, p. 1): the Gerwani central board issues a statement objecting to John Foster Dulles's visit, his interference and his push for Indonesia to join SEATO, which it says contradicts the Bandung (Afro-Asian) Conference decisions on peace and friendship.
shared: Southeast Asia Treaty Organization, anti-americanism, seato and military pacts, organisational statement
Two Xinhua dispatches from Jakarta in Renmin Ribao, 13 Mar 1956 (p. 4). First: US Secretary of State Dulles was met at the airport on 12 March by demonstrators shouting against SEATO, and a girl was arrested for sticking a slogan on his car. Second: Gerwani issued a statement on 11 March condemning the visit as an atte
shared: Southeast Asia Treaty Organization, anti-americanism, seato and military pacts, organisational statement
Two Xinhua dispatches from Jakarta in Renmin Ribao, 13 Mar 1956 (p. 4). First: US Secretary of State Dulles was met at the airport on 12 March by demonstrators shouting against SEATO, and a girl was arrested for sticking a slogan on his car. Second: Gerwani issued a statement on 11 March condemning the visit as an atte
shared: Southeast Asia Treaty Organization, anti-americanism, seato and military pacts, organisational statement
Nieuwe Tilburgsche Courant, 13 March 1956: report on US Secretary of State Dulles's visit to Jakarta, where about two dozen demonstrators shouted 'Abolish SEATO' and a young woman of the left-leaning Gerwani threw a paper at his car and was detained for questioning. Dulles also met Sukarno, discussed New Guinea and off
shared: Southeast Asia Treaty Organization, United States, anti-americanism, seato and military pacts
Nieuwsblad van het Zuiden, 13 March 1956: report on Dulles's arrival in Jakarta (no Dutch high commissioner present), his statement, and an airport incident in which a young Gerwani woman threw a paper at his car and was detained. Also Sukarno's accepted invitation to the US and discussion of New Guinea and economic ai
shared: Southeast Asia Treaty Organization, United States, anti-americanism, seato and military pacts
Bintang Timur, 6 May 1958, p. 1 (after APRI's recapture of West Sumatran towns). Reports the Gerwani DPP's protest to the US and Taiwan governments over their intervention supporting Permesta/PRRI, demanding they stop interference, respect Indonesia's sovereignty and Asia-Africa, and appealing to American women to pres
shared: Revolutionary Government of the Republic of Indonesia, United States, regional rebellions, organisational statement