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Suluh Indonesia, 29 April 1957: Gerwani harapkan tindakan tegas (kawat DPP Gerwani kepada konferensi panglima dan gubernur)
Suluh Indonesia, 29 April 1957: DPP Gerwani cable to commanders' and governors' conference
Suluh Indonesia (PNI-aligned daily), Jakarta, 29 April 1957; four newspaper pages, OCR very noisy. Front page covers the Dewan Banteng/Ismail Lengah-Sutan Sjuis clash in Padang, cabinet changes and military authority. A short item on p. 2 reports that DPP Gerwani cabled the conference of regional military commanders and governors, urging firm state action against groups sowing disorder and against the daily Nyata (Ismail Lengah) for regionalist/separatist reporting, and asking the Jakarta prosecutor to act.
Suluh Indonesia (harian berhaluan PNI), Jakarta, 29 April 1957; empat halaman, OCR sangat berisik. Halaman muka memuat bentrokan Dewan Banteng (Ismail Lengah-Sutan Sjuis) di Padang, perubahan kabinet dan penguasa militer. Berita pendek di hlm. 2: DPP Gerwani mengirim kawat kepada konferensi panglima dan gubernur, mendesak tindakan tegas terhadap golongan pengacau dan harian Nyata (Ismail Lengah) yang dinilai menghidupkan sukuisme/separatisme, serta meminta Kejaksaan Jakarta bertindak.
“p. 2, 'Gerwani harapkan tindakan tegas dari Kejaksaan Jakarta' (29 April): DPP Gerwani cabled the conference of Panglima and Governors hoping state apparatus act firmly against groups sowing disorder and over the daily Nyata (Ismail Lengah).”
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- 1957-04-29
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- Suluh Indonesia
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- Suluh Indonesia
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- newspaper article (newspaper or periodical article/page)
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- Indonesian
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- Indonesian mainstream/other press
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- primary
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- Indonesia
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- 1955–1959
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- Perpusnas Khastara (Suluh Indonesia, catalog 257793) · source link
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/Suluh Indonesia and Suara Tani (1957-1960) - Gerwani members and articles (Perpusnas Khastara)/Suluh Indonesia (1957-04-29) - DPP Gerwani telegram to conference of military commanders and governors, p. 2 [Khastara 257793].pdf
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- Poor (0.708) · proof-reading: key passages (Claude, Oct 2026) · translation: not needed
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- 01 Primary Sources › 1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals › Suluh Indonesia and Suara Tani (1957-1960) - Gerwani members and articles (Perpusnas Khastara)
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- full text read; OCR largely unreadable
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