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FBIS Daily Report (1963-06-15): Indonesian Women Leaders, Mrs Mudikdio Vice Chairman (HathiTrust scan)

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Title: FBIS Daily Report (1963-06-15) - Indonesian Women Leaders, Mrs Mudikdio vice chairman, Peking NCNA [HathiTrust osu.32435063985386] Source: HathiTrust Digital Library (full view, US government work), page OCR text via text-only view Volume: https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=osu.32435063985386 Date retrieved: 2026-10-17 Note: page-image PDFs could not be downloaded (HathiTrust temporarily blocked image downloads); OCR text only. Page #140 [Unreadable] CHICOM INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS 19 June 1963 FAREWELL BANQUET FOR JAPANESE--A farewell banquet was given in Peking 14 June by the economic and good will mission from Fukuoka Prefecture in Japan, led by Sasuke Endo, chairman of the Fukuoka Japan-China Trade Promotion Council. Among those present were Nan Han-chen, chairman of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, and leaders of various circles including Liao Cheng-chih, Chang Hsi-jo, Chu Tu-nan, Chi Chao-ting, Hsu Kuang-ping and Hsieh Nan-huang. Speaking at the banquet, both Sasuke Endo and Nan Han-chen hailed the successful talks between their organizations. Director General of the Japan-China Promotion Trade Association Kazuo Suzuki and Japanese peace partisan Kinkazu Saionji were present. (Peking NCNA English Asia Europe 1836 GMT 14 June 1963--W) JAPANESE PEACE DELEGATION--The China Peace Committee gave a reception in Peking 15 June in honor of the visiting Japanese peace delegation headed by Shiteitoshi Kuroda. Liao Cheng-chih, vice chairman of the China Peace Committee, and Shiteitoshi Kuroda made heart-warming speeches at the reception. Present were leading members of the China Peace Committee, the Chinese Committee for Afro-Asian Solidarity, the Chinese People's Association for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries, the Chinese People's Institute of Foreign Affairs, and the national organizations of trade unions, youth, women, political science and law and journalists. Among them were Liu Ning-i, Tsai Ting-kai, Li Te-chuan, Chu Tu-nan, Han Kuang-ping, Chou Pei-yuan, Hsia Yen, Ting Hsi-lin, Hu Yu-chih, Chi Chao-ting, Wang Chao-hua, Chang Yu-yu, Tsao Yu, Chao Pu-chu and Yueh Sung-sheng. Also present were foreign peace champions in Peking, Kinkazu Saionji of Japan, Amed Mohammed Kheir of Sudan and Rewi Alley of New Zealand. (Peking NCNA English Asia Europe 1332 GMT 15 June 1963--W) INDONESIAN WOMEN LEADERS--Mrs. Mudikdio, vice chairman of the central council of the Women's Movement of Indonesia (Gerwani) and Mrs. Darmini, member of the secretariat of the central council, concluded their visit to China and left Peking for Indonesia by air 17 June. Li Te-chuan, vice president of the Chinese National Women's Federation, was present to see them off. (Peking NCNA English Asia Europe 1629 GMT 17 June 1963--W) GUINEAN WOMEN'S DELEGATION--The five-member women's delegation from Guinea left Peking for home by air 17 June. It is led by Mme. Loffo Camara, secretary of state for social affairs, vice minister of health and member of the political bureau of the Guinean Democratic Party. They were seen off at the Peking airport by Hsu Kuang-ping, vice president of the National Women's Federation of the CPR; Hu Tzu-ying, vice minister of commerce, Ting Hsi-ling, vice president of the China-Africa People's Friendship Association; and Chu Tzu-chi, secretary general of the Chinese Committee for Afro-Asian Solidarity. The Guinean guests came to China on 19 April. (Peking NCNA English Asia Europe 1630 GMT 15 June 1963--W)