GA-00464 1958-03-29 relevance B public
Panitia perumus Dewan Nasional, termasuk S.K. Trimurti (golongan Wanita), Bintang Timur 29 Maret 1958
Drafting committee of the National Council, including S.K. Trimurti for the women's group (Bintang Timur, 29 March 1958)
Bintang Timur, 29 March 1958, p. 1. Among PRRI/Sumatra war news, SEATO and Khrushchev becoming Soviet premier, the page lists the members of a Dewan Nasional drafting committee (panitya perumus) on national vigilance against foreign intervention, with S.K. Trimurti named for the 'Wanita' functional group. No Gerwani content; background on Trimurti's role.
Bintang Timur, 29 Maret 1958, hlm. 1. Di antara berita perang PRRI/Sumatra, SEATO dan Khrushchev menjadi perdana menteri Soviet, halaman ini memuat daftar anggota panitia perumus Dewan Nasional mengenai kewaspadaan nasional terhadap intervensi asing, dengan S.K. Trimurti sebagai wakil golongan 'Wanita'. Tidak ada muatan Gerwani; latar peran Trimurti.
“p.1: committee list ends "16. S.K. Trimurti (Wanita)" among functional-group representatives (Buruh, Wartawan, Pemuda, Ulama etc.).”
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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 (1958-03-29) - S.K. Trimurti (women) in Dewan Nasional list, p. 1 [Khastara 299272].pdf
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- Fair (0.87) · 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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