GA-02378 1965-11-08 relevance B public
CIA, Bi-Weekly Propaganda Guidance, 8 November 1965 (WFTU Congress, AAPSO, Setiati Surasto)
CIA Bi-Weekly Propaganda Guidance, 8 November 1965 (WFTU Congress, AAPSO, Setiati Surasto)
CIA Bi-Weekly Propaganda Guidance of 8 Nov 1965 on Communist fronts (commentary 13-26 Oct 1965, WFTU Warsaw Congress, AAPSO Havana conference, Chinese foreign policy). Setiati Surasto appears only in a list of newly elected WFTU officials (Indonesia); the document notes the WIDF 20th anniversary and Indonesian delegates opposing the Soviet line at Warsaw. No discussion of Gerwani itself.
Panduan Propaganda Dwimingguan CIA, 8 Nov 1965, tentang organisasi front komunis (WFTU Warsawa, konferensi AAPSO Havana, politik luar negeri Tiongkok). Setiati Surasto hanya muncul dalam daftar pejabat WFTU yang baru terpilih (Indonesia); dokumen mencatat HUT ke-20 WIDF dan delegasi Indonesia yang menentang garis Soviet di Warsawa. Gerwani sendiri tidak dibahas.
“Newly elected WFTU officers list includes 'Setiati Surasto (Indonesia)' (PDF p. 29); Mohamed Munir (Indonesia) among vice-presidents.”
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