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Monthly Indonesian Press Survey (1956): SOBSI national council, women delegates Sri Ambar and Setiati Surasto
Monthly Indonesian Press Survey, 1956: SOBSI national council, women delegates Sri Ambar and Setiati Surasto
US State Department Monthly Indonesian Press Survey (nos. 11-21, 1956), p. 457: an item on the second session of the SOBSI national council, opened in Jakarta on 21 February 1956. It lists women present, including Setiati Surasto of Sarbupri and Sri Ambar of the labour-ministry union SB Kemperbu, with Tuti, Rantijem and Emmy Purwati. Preceded by an excerpt on union cooperation from Suara Masjumi.
Monthly Indonesian Press Survey Departemen Luar Negeri AS (no. 11-21, 1956), hlm. 457: berita sidang kedua dewan nasional SOBSI yang dibuka di Jakarta 21 Februari 1956. Disebut perempuan yang hadir, antara lain Setiati Surasto dari Sarbupri dan Sri Ambar dari serikat buruh Kementerian Perburuhan (SB Kemperbu), bersama Tuti, Rantijem, dan Emmy Purwati. Didahului kutipan Suara Masjumi tentang kerja sama serikat buruh.
“Setiati Surasto from Sarbupri, Sri Ambar from the SB Kemperbu (Serikat Buruh Kementerian Perburuhan, Ministry of Labor Union) (p. 457)”
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- Monthly Indonesian Press Survey, nos. 11-21 (1956), p. 457
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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)/Monthly Indonesian Press Survey (1956) - Sobsi national council, women delegates Sri Ambar and Setiati Sur [HathiTrust coo.31924079086488 seq 457].txt
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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)
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- full text read (one page); 'Sri Ambar' identified as Sri Ambar Rukmiati per sweep log, no surname in text
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