GA-03608 1966-02-14 relevance B public
Congressional Record Appendix, February 1966 (delegate list incl. Francisca Fanggidaej)
CIA, 14 Feb 1966: 'Settled Policy' (Francisca Fanggidaej, Indonesian delegation)
Large CIA Reading Room file (about 950,000 characters) that is a Congressional Record (House/Appendix) extract, February 1966, with items such as Boggs's 'Settled Policy' on Vietnam. The only Gerwani-relevant passage is a delegate list (p. 15), apparently of the Afro-Asian-Latin American solidarity conference, naming Francisca Fanggidaej among nine delegates of Indonesia's Solidarity Association of the Afro-Asian Peoples (led by Ibrahim Isa). Gerwani is not mentioned; identification with the Gerwani member is probable but unconfirmed.
Berkas besar CIA Reading Room (sekitar 950.000 karakter) berupa kutipan Congressional Record (DPR/Lampiran) Februari 1966, memuat antara lain 'Settled Policy' karya Boggs tentang Vietnam. Satu-satunya bagian relevan adalah daftar delegasi (hlm. 15), tampaknya konferensi solidaritas Asia-Afrika-Amerika Latin, yang menyebut Francisca Fanggidaej di antara sembilan delegasi Indonesia dari Solidarity Association of the Afro-Asian Peoples (dipimpin Ibrahim Isa). Gerwani tidak disebut; identifikasi dengan anggota Gerwani kemungkinan besar tetapi belum dipastikan.
“INDONESIA. Solidarity Association of the Afro-Asian Peoples (9): Ibrahim Isa (President) (SP), Francisca Fanggidaej, Willy Harindia, Umar Said... (p. 15)”
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- Date
- 1966-02-14
- Creator
- US Congress (Congressional Record), via CIA Reading Room
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- CIA Reading Room, CIA-RDP67B00446R000400030005-0
- Document type
- government record
- Language
- English
- Perspective
- Intelligence/diplomatic record
- Source role
- primary
- Country
- USA
- Period
- 1965–1966
- Source archive
- CIA Reading Room (via archive.org full-text mirror, collection:ciareadingroom) · source link
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- open access (CIA Reading Room, declassified) Open access source: file can be shown on the website.
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.6 US, British and Dutch Government Records/CIA, FRUS, JPRS and US reports (1949-1978) - items on Gerwani and members (CIA CREST, HathiTrust, Gale, DTIC)/CIA (1966-02-14) - Settled Policy (Francisca Fanggidaej, Indonesian delegation) [CIA-RDP67B00446R000400030005-0].pdf
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- Fair · proof-reading: no (script-cleaned only) · translation: not needed
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- 01 Primary Sources › 1.6 US, British and Dutch Government Records › CIA, FRUS, JPRS and US reports (1949-1978) - items on Gerwani and members (CIA CREST, HathiTrust, Gale, DTIC)
- Summary basis
- OCR read: opening pages + all women/Gerwani passages
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