FBIS Daily Report (28 Apr 1958): Mme Tanti Aidit and Mme Sutarsih arrive in Peking

Title: FBIS Daily Report (1958-04-28) - Mme Tanti Aidit and Mme Sutarsih, Gerwani CC, arrive in Peking, NCNA [HathiTrust mdp.39015082389217 seq 767] Source: HathiTrust Digital Library (full view), page OCR text via text-only view Volume: https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015082389217 Date retrieved: 2026-10-19 Note: page-image download returned 403 (HathiTrust image downloads blocked); OCR text only. Daily report, Foreign radio broadcasts, 1958 no.81-85. | HathiTrust Digital Library View this item in the Book Viewer Use of this online version is subject to all U.S. copyright laws. Please do not save or redistribute this file. For questions or comments, contact HathiTrust.org at [email protected] You have one page at a time access to this item. Authenticated members of HathiTrust institutions who have a print disability may have full-text access to this item. Login to determine if you have access and see all volumes that are available when searching. For more information, see HathiTrust Accessibility. Page at a time access to this item is also available via our fully-styled HathiTrust interface. Full Bibliographic Information Title Daily report, Foreign radio broadcasts, 1958 no.81-85. Author United States. Published [Washington] Description Rights Public Domain, Google-digitized. Permanent URL https://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015082389217 Page #767 - AAA 7 COMMUNIST CHINA INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS May 1, 1958 Meanwhile, the Algerian National Liberation Front, the Moroccan Independence Party, and the Cameroons People's League sent either delegations or delegates to attend the congress. The National League of the United Arab Republic sent an observer to the congress. SOVIET DELEGATION OF DEAF--A delegation of the All-Russian Society for the Deaf of the Soviet Union arrived in Peking on Apr. 28, on the invitation of the Chinese Association for the Welfare of the Blind. They will stay in China for two weeks. The delegation is led by P.K. Suchakin, president of the central board of directors of the society. (Text) (Peking, NCNA, English, Apr. 28, 1958, 1715 GMT--W) PHYSICAL EDUCATIONISTS' DELEGATION--A Chinese delegation of physical educationists has left for Berlin via Moscow for visits to physical education institutes in the German Democratic Republic. The six-member group, led by Chung Shih-tung, president of the Peking Physical Culture Institute, and composed of instructors from physical education institutes in Shanghai and Chengtu and an official of the Chinese Physical Culture and Sports Commission, will also visit physical education and sports centers in the USSR to learn from the Soviet and German experiences in physical education. (Peking, NCNA, English, Apr. 28, 1958, 0800 GMT--W) MONGOLIAN PEACE APPEAL--An appeal has been issued by the Mongolian Peace Committee expressing the Mongolian people's warm support for the World Peace Council decision on the holding of a world congress on disarmament and international cooperation this year. The appeal, carried in the press in Ulan Bator on Apr. 27, said that the Mongolian people supported the Soviet decision on discontinuing nuclear weapon tests. It said that the Mongolian people always have stood for the unity and cooperation among the people of the Asian and African countries, and they would strengthen that friendly cooperation. (Peking, NCNA, English, Apr. 27, 1958, 1508 GMT--W) INDONESIAN VISITORS--Mme. Tanti Aidit and Mme. Sutarsih, members of the central committee of the Indonesian Women's Movement, arrived in Peking on Apr. 28 by plane as guests of the National Women's Federation they will attend the May Day celebrations. (Text) (Peking, NCNA, English, Apr. 28, 1958, 1230 GMT--LW)