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Renmin Ribao (16 May 1964), p. 4: delegates at the international women workers' conference
Renmin Ribao, 16 May 1964: delegates at the international women workers' conference (Sri Ambar)
People's Daily, 16 May 1964, p. 4: report that Chinese, Indonesian and other delegates at an international women workers' conference upheld an anti-imperialist line against the Soviet delegate and 'Saiyang'. The excerpt quotes Sri Ambar, head of the Indonesian delegation, welcoming efforts for working-class unity and opposing division. Sri Ambar Rukmiati and Setiati Surasto are the catalogued members; only Sri Ambar is named in the excerpt.
Renmin Ribao, 16 Mei 1964, hlm. 4: laporan bahwa delegasi Tiongkok, Indonesia, dan negara lain pada konferensi internasional pekerja perempuan mempertahankan garis anti-imperialis menentang delegasi Soviet dan 'Saiyang'. Kutipan memuat Sri Ambar, ketua delegasi Indonesia, yang menyambut upaya persatuan kelas pekerja dan menolak perpecahan. Anggota yang dikatalogkan Sri Ambar Rukmiati dan Setiati Surasto; kutipan hanya menyebut Sri Ambar.
“印度尼西亚代表团团长斯里·安巴尔在发言中说，印度尼西亚代表团热烈欢迎为加强国际工人阶级的团结而作的一切努力”
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