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Women's TU Meet Debates 'No Struggle' Line: Secretary General's Report (FBIS, 15 May 1964)
Women's Trade Union Meeting Debates 'No Struggle' Line (FBIS, 15 May 1964)
FBIS-monitored Xinhua report (15 May 1964) on the Bucharest women workers' trade union conference: WFTU Secretary General Louis Saillant's report praising the Moscow test-ban treaty and peaceful coexistence is attacked as a 'capitulationist' line. Chi Yuan-te (China) and Sri Ambar, head of the Indonesian delegation, argue unity must rest on anti-imperialism; Sri Ambar proposes solidarity resolutions for Vietnam, North Kalimantan, Angola/Congo, Brazil and Panama. Setiati Surasto of Indonesia, a WFTU secretary, reported on agenda item three.
Laporan Xinhua yang dipantau FBIS (15 Mei 1964) tentang konferensi serikat buruh perempuan di Bukares: laporan Sekjen WFTU Louis Saillant yang memuji perjanjian larangan uji coba Moskow dan koeksistensi damai diserang sebagai garis 'kapitulasionis'. Chi Yuan-te (Tiongkok) dan Sri Ambar, ketua delegasi Indonesia, menegaskan persatuan harus berdasar antiimperialisme; Sri Ambar mengusulkan resolusi solidaritas untuk Vietnam, Kalimantan Utara, Angola/Kongo, Brasil, dan Panama. Setiati Surasto dari Indonesia, sekretaris WFTU, melapor pada agenda ketiga.
“p.4: 'Hali Menendez of Cuba and Setiati Surasto of Indonesia, secretaries of the World Federation of Trade Unions, made reports on the second and third items of the agenda.'”
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