TAKE 1 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 20 JAN 84

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• Publication Date: January 20, 1984
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1 "INTERNATIONAL SITUATION. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS": VIKTOR ANIKIN
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CHANCES OF REUNIFICATION (7 MIN); ANIKIN ON ATTITUDE TOWARD
INTRODUCES REPLIES BY YURIY KORNILOV ON USA AND USSR APPROACHES AT
STOCKHOLM CON= (12 MIN); ANIKIN ON TWIN-TOWN LINKS BETWEEN USSR AND
..BULGARIA (3 MIN); ANIKIN GIVES BRIEF ACCOUNT OF HISTORY OF
LESOTHO AND SAYS ITS ANTIRACIALIST.PGLICIES MAKE IT PREY TO SOUTH
AFtU CAN AGGRESSION (4 MIN); ANIKIN ON COMPOSITION OF UN TROOPS,
AREAS IN WHICH THEY OPERATE, WESTERN ATTEMPTS TO MISUSE SUCH
TROOPS (3 MIEN); BORIS ANDRIANOV ON CONTINUED DIVISION OF KOREA,
FALKLANOS PROBLEM SHOWN BY NEW CIVILIAN GOVERNMENT OF ARGENTINA,
WHICH HAS MADE PEACE PROPOSALS TO LONDON WHICH HAVE BEEN IGNORED
(3 MIN); ANIKIN ON PROBLEM OF OFFICIAL STATE LANGUAGES IN DEVELOPING.
COUNTRIES (3 MIN). (OVERALL 35 MIN, SENT: ORB I TA 1030 1315 1430
HOME. 17 5)
2OVIET HISTORIAN (ALEKSANDR LEIEDEV) ON USSR DOMESTIC AND
FOREIGN POLICIES. DISCUSSES SOVIET DISARMAMENT PROPOSALS,
HISTORIC ROLE PLAYED BY USSR SINCE DAYS OF LENIN., (8 MIN:
PAPER GUARDIAN CASTING SERIOUS DOUBTS ON ORCHESTRATED ANTI-SOVIET
CAMPAIGN AFTER DOWN OF KAL 007. (8 MIN: ENGNA 009-1-)
S, lS~l Do& ):t)
S.ILor
4 MIKHAIL TARATUTA NOTES THAT IT HAS TAKEN 3 MONTHS FOR U.S.
PRESS TO CARRY ARTICLE ON KAL 007 SHOOTING WHICH COMPLETELY
CONTRADICTS ORIGINAL OFFICIAL VERSION; RECALLING INCIDENT AND
I~uWN~N AFtERMATH IN ORDER TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION; AS SOON AS INCIDENT
t-i^PE'wEO THt_RE WAS FULL ANTI-SOVIET CAMPAIGN AND ADMINISTRATION
SECURED MILITARY BUDGET AND DEALT BLOW AGAINST PEACE MOVEMENT; ALL
THIS SHOWS HOW MUCH FREE PRESS CAN ACHIEVE WHEN IT CLAMS UP IN
CASE DICTATING THAT IT SHOULD DO SO. (5 MIN: ENGNA 0001)
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 8 ANON ON.STORM PREVAILING AT INTNATL MONETARY FRONT.
GE)iMA* j 191600), (GERMAN , 1000 )
9 AtNON ON INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL TO BE HELD IN TASHKENT.
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FASCIST STRUGGLE. (3 MIN: SPAN CHILE 0300)
6 (GERMAN IVANOV) ON TRADE BETWEEN WESTERN AND. DEVELOPING
COUNTRIES, QUOTING INDIAN PRESS ON THAT. COUNTRY'S.TRADE DEFICIT
WITH EEC GROWING.. YEAR BY YEAR, CONTRASTING EXPLOITATIVE NATURE OF
WESTERN COUNTRIES WITH MUTUAL BENEFIT OF TRADE WITH USSR. AND-
OTHER,, OCIALIST COUNTRIES.. (6 MIN:. ENGINTER 1-531)
7 (KORKOFSKIY) ON CLOSING OF UN CONFON TRANDNATIONAL
CORPORATIONS, LAUDING ACHIEVEMENTS OF CCNF IN FORMULATING LAW.
REQUIRING WESTERN MONOPOLY ORGANI-ZATIONS TO OBEY LAWS OF HOST
DEVEL NG NATIONS. (7 MIN' MANDSEA.1230) .
SAYS ABOUT 70 PERCENT CF FILMS MADE WORLD OVER ARE SHOWN DURING
THIS FESTIVAL. (7 MIN: KCR 1130)..
C
10 ANON PREVIEWING TASHKENT INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL.
(4 .M :'TURKISH 1400)
5- ANOr LET TER. SENT: TO RADIO MOSCOW . PRA-I.SING' IT FOR ITS, SUPPORT
11 "TWO-LIN STRUGGLE
ON WORLD POLITICAL STAGE": MULATOV ON
AFUHAN-PAKISTANI,.TALKS:'STRESSING NECESSITY OF POLITICAL. TALKS TO
RELIEVE TENSION (44 MI; (TIMOV) ON PLOT BY IMPERIALISTS,. CERTAIN
LOCS TO OPPOSE PRK (4M N) , (TOTAL 8. MIN: MAND 1600 )
ASIAN
RADIO ROUNDTABLE: BORIS .TUMANOV, TATYANA BUTKOVSKAYA AND
TATYANA RUDENhO DISCUSS SOVIET-FRENCH-TRADE RELATIONS, QUOTING
FRENCH TRADE MINISTER'S FAVORABLE ASSESSMENT AND. AN ARTICLE IN
LE MATIN WHICH CLAIMS THAT SIBERIAN GAS WILL WORSEN`FRENCH TRADE
DE'- IC.ITWITH USSR, CONTENDING' THIS IS PART OF MEDIA CAMPAIGN-
TO DENIGRATE USSR;. SIBERIA'S ROLE IN SOVIET--ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
AN}) SIBERIANS' LOVE OF FRENCH CULTURE. AND ART; "LIFE OF,SOVIET`
AGRICULTURAL WORKERS, THIER RIGHTS, AND ROLE OF WOMEN IN
2Q.JAU 1984
AG~-CULTURE. (FRENCH 1830)
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13 "TIME, EVENTS, PEOPLE": INCL FEATURE ON ANNIVERSARY OF
LIBERATION OF NOVGOROD, INTERVIEWING VETERANS AND DESCRIBING
NOVGCROD'S CONTEMPORARY DEVELOPMENT; (BLAZHENKOV) ON 35TH
)_ tO Z. DCA.rm ANNIVERSARY C= LAOTIAN ARMY; (VYVORNOV) ROME REPORT ON INFLATION
~ l V Atj N1/ AND jd;l~MPLOYKENT THERE. (HOME 0900 ORBITA 0900)
14 KA'_EIDC'SCOPE: WWII VETERAN REMINISCES OVER HIS WARTIME
EXPLOITS AND SUBSEQUENT LIFE AS SCHOOLTEACHER IN KAZAKHSTAN;
BRIEF DRAMATIC ACCOUNT OF.HOW 15 MEMBERS OF ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
rlE~+tOICA1_1_Y CONrINUED'WITH THEIR SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM THROUGHOUT
8 MONTHS OF ANTARCTIC WINTER WITHOUT ELECTRICITY, OWING TO FIRE
AT(T IR ROSTOCK RESEARCH STATION. (FRENCHMAG 192030)
15 TASS CORRESPONDENTS REPORT FROM BONN1 NEW YORK, ISTAMBUL
Ar11) LONCON ON LOCAL UNEMPLOYMENT SITUATION. (APPROX 300 WORDS:
TASSR 0515)
16 MAILBAG FOR POLISH LISTENERS: INCL LETTERS IN APPRECIATION
OF MOSCOW RADIO COVERAGE OF PEACE THEMES; LETTERS ON POLISH-SOVIET
FRIENDSHIP; REPLY ON POLISH-SOVIET SCIENTIFIC COOPERATION.
(POL I. 1400)
198
JAN
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MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED, 20. JAN .84
17 GROMYKO IS JAN ADDRESS TO STOCKHOLM CONF. (TASSE 181235)
Sbc' .~(13-10 MIN: SPANCHILE (300 SPANISH 192100 URDU 12GO; 9-3 MIN:
ENJINTER 0-7-10 101-0-FRENCH INTER 192"100 SPANCUBA 01-00 PORT 192-100
GEKMAN 1-000 TURKISH 191-830 GREEK 191900 1600-SWAHILI 191730 JAP
191200 HIND 1130; 1. 5 MIN: JAR 191-O-00; BRIEF: ENGNA 2300 ENGUK
200,0 SWAN I L I 191730 HUNGARIAN 17-30-.2000 SERBO 1700)
18 VIKTOR TANIN ON STOCKHOLM EUROPEAN'DISARM CONFERENCE, SAYS
PE)iSHING II MISSILES WHICH U.S. DEPLOYED IN WEST.'EUROPE THREATEN
WORLD WITH NUCLEAR WAR. THE MASTER OF WHITE HOUSE NOW-CHEATS WITH
II ,.
HIS RHETORIC THE PUBLIC OPINION OF WORLD. A FUNDAMENTAL POLICY
CHANGE OF U. S. WILL BE NECESSARY FOR BUILDING OF TRUST, SAYS
TANINN. HE THEN REFERS TO RECENT GROMYKO SPEECH IN STOCKHOLM AND
I'v~i 551 Its
EW'UMEK'ATES SOME MEASURES FOR TRUST BUILDING. (7-5 MIN: GERMAN
gettw- 1.
19 VIKTOR OLENICHEV, PEGGED. (SENT:. ENGINTER 14-1-0 18-1-0 21-00
ENGNA 2-300 PORTBRAZ 2200 2300--ITALIAN 1800--GERMAN 1600-TURKISH 1,460
PERSIAN 1-500 1700-POLISH 1500 CZECH/SLOVAK 1-600 ALBANIAN 1530
BI:LGAR IAN 1630 SERBO 1700 2000 MAND 1230-KOREAN 1330_. CAMB 1-33D2
LAO 130-0-BUR 1030 BENG 1-500 URDU 1300 -- INDO. 1330 1500; ANON:
HUNGART N 20C'0 )
20 AL EKSAUOR ZHOLKOVER ON CLOSE OF STOCKHOLM CONF.. (SENT:
1./
HCi1E/9 00 ORBITA 1600)
21 TASS CORRS' N. VUKHOLOV.P. KONOVALOV. V. ROLIK AND A.
STtPANEN O ON SPEECHES DELIVERED AT STOCKHOLM CONF.. (600 TEXT
SEhWT. TASSE 1350 TASSR 1330)
2 0 JAN 1984
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23 SUMMARIES LEONID CHAUSEV PRAVDA ON MESSAGE ADDRESSED BY
MTG OF LORS OF TU CENTERS OF EUROPEAN SOCIALIST COUNTRIES IN PRAGI'
TO TUS AND WORKING PPL OF WESTERN COUNTRIES RE USA AND NATO'S
MILITARIST PREPS. (3 MIN: CZECH/SLOVAK 1600 POLISH 1500
!-ii#i+lGA 2,000 SERBO 1700 2000; ANON: VIET 1000 1300 1400)
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STAT
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25 RESUME OF SOVIET PRESS ON VARIOUS PEACE PROPOSALS PUT
r'0
FORWARD BY SOCIALIST COUNTRIES, DATING BACK TO TIME OF LENIN,
PGUOTING PRAVDA, NOVOSTI- BOOKLET "DISARMAMENT," KRASNAYA ZVEZDA,
IZVESTIYA AND SOVIET BOOKLET ON THREAT TO PEACE. (5 MIN:
ENGINTER 15-31 2710-)
26 TASS NEWS ANALYST VASILY KHARKOV ON U.S.-USE OF CHEMICAL
(LXV_L~ ::.APDNS. (350 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1902 TASSR 1515)
Ga ( "_
STA
29 TASS OBSERVER ROBERT SEREBRENNIKOV ON BRITISH GOVERNMENT'S
UWnERHANOED MOVES AGAINST GREENHAM COMMON PEACE CAMP. (APPROX
300 WORDS: TASSR 1456) 2 Q Ar, 198
30 VIKTOR OLIN REJECTING REAGAN ADMIN'S CLAIM THAT SOVIET UNIO
IS VIOLATING ARMS CONTROL AGMTS. (RPT ENGINTER 192110) (ENOINTER
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 THE SO'V'IET WAY. OF LIFE: INCL INTVWS WITH MBRS OFD'-MOSCOW.
PUwLIC Get.-WHAT ASPECT OF SOVIET LIFE. IS. MOST .IMPORTANT TO THEM._
TH=RE IS GENERALAGREEMENT THAT. PEACE POLICY IS HIGHLY ;APPRECIATED`
(Et,EGIR 1510)
1)inloil Mt.55iLes
IM 33 V',_ADINIR 'POZNZR
Su.)
34 ROUNDUP CF EXTRACTS FROM PORTUGUESE LISTENERS' LTRS VOICING
C-I TIN:
NUCLEAR DANGER.
AP DISPATCH-20 JAN REPORTING'FOLLOWI
PRIVATE SCREENINGS OF "THE DAY.-AFTER." IN EASTERN EUROPE AND
THAT. 1='IL! FAILED TO PORTRAY REAL HORROR 'OF NUCLEAR; WAR OR WAR
ITSELF, POZNER.SAYS EXPLANATION FOR T`HIS' IS DIFFERENT REACTIONS IN
j ? . ? . . ? .. ~~.r Win". ~,-ney t voh- :nrt~ of f Jt Q I P4 TILL 1 EF THAT.: WAR CAUL:
N=VER TOUCH IT WHEREAS" USSR HAS SUFFERED FROM -WAR IN THjIS CENTURY
AS. FEW OTHER' COUNTRIES HAVE, -HENCE. SOVIET PP.L DO' NOT NEED FILM`
CO ;CEKN FOR FUFURE; OF 'MAN IND DUE. T0, U
PRAIS:rf;G, USSR's. PEACE INITIATIVES.:..
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AWARE ; OF WHAT WAR C AN' DO UNLIKE AMERICANS (3_5
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35 VLADIMIR GUREVICH OF NOVOSTI REPLYING TO QUESTIONS ON PROGRESS
Fi OF SIBERIA-WEST EUROPE PIPELINE. RPT ENGUK 172000)
( F 'CHINTER 192100)
in
UNITED STATES
S~~ aI 36 REPORTS ON GROMYKO-SHULTZ MEETING IN STOCKHOLM. (TAASSE
181 03) (3 MI_N: ENGINTER E?990; 1.:5 MIN: JAP 191000 19-1-200)
cf- f2- 37 VLADIt1IR KORGLEV RE ASHINGTON POST REPORT ON PENTAGON'S
DECISION TO SPEND EXHORBITANT SUMS FOR BASES IN OTHER
CCJNIRIES FOR RAPID DEPLOYMENT FORCE. (RPT ENGINTER 191410)
(SPANC ' A 0-f-00 HINDI 113G-BUR 1430-INOO- 1330-1500--CAMB 1330)
C-Gj w
38 VLADISLAV KOZYAKOV ON USA PURSUIT OF ARMS BUILDUP IN PAST
3 YEARS IN ATI'EMPT TO ATTAIN MILITARY SUPERIORITY, AND ACTIONS
r , n Eta+>FNLE' INS WORLD PEACE SUCH AS INTERVENTION IN GRENADA, LEBANON
AN3) CENTRAL A14FRICA. PARAPHRASES PORTION GROMYKO STOCKHOLM
ADDRESS CRITICIZING PRESENTU. S. MILITARISTIC COURSE.
~r~eaJ~ u ~r~/ _
(5 MIL : ENS' A 0001)
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3 VLAE`lTIN ZORIN SOVIET TV COMMENT ON REAGAN SPEECH ON
U. S. -SOVIET REI ATIONS. (MOSCOW TV 191530) (FRENCHINTER 1Y~e-1UU
u-S
cTASS CORR REPORT, IN PRAVDA, l ,J r W98R S. SOCIETY REACTS
TO REAGAN'S M=ST RECENT SPEECH. (RPT HUNG 191730) (3 MIN: ENGINTER
40 REVIEW CRITICISM OF PRESIDENT REAGAN'S SPEECH. (RPT GERMAN
19160Q) (GE+.t'A.N 1000)
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42 YURIY SOLTAN ASSESSES REAGAN ADMINISTRATION IN THREE
YLARS SINCE INAUGURATION. (SENT: ENGINTER 1410 18-1-0 PORTBRAZ 2200
ITALIAN 1e00 GERMAN 16-00 TURK 1460 PERSIAN 1-500 17@0-POLIAH 1-500
CZECH/SLOVAK MOO ALBANIAN 1530 SERBO 1'700 2000-URDU 1-00 KOR--1330
W.ND 112'. 1 ANON: HUNG 2000)
ANON ON AFP WASHINGTON REPORT THAT CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS
INFO THE=FT OF CARTER DOCUMENTS PRIOR TO LAST PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION HAVE BEEN SUSPENDED. THEY WERE DUE TO BEGIN 26
JANUARY, THREE DAYS BEFORE PLANNED ANNOUNCEMENT THAT REAGAN
WILL RUN AGAIN. CLAIMS THAT POSTPONEMENT IS RESULT OF POLITICAL
CAtCUL TION. (5 MIN. ENGNA 000-1 )
REVIEW SOVIET PRESS COMMENT ON GROWTH OF UNEMPLOYMENT IN USA
SINCE REAGAN ADMINISTRATION CAME TO-POWER, QUOTING PRAVDA,
RED STAR, TRUO, U. S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT AND KOMSOMOLSKAYA
PRAVD (3 MIN: ENGINTER 1531 2'010)
(.Ac
45 ALEKSEY (r1ASLENNIKOV) ON CRISIS IN WESTERN STOCK EXCHANGES
D. TO EVER-RISING DOLLAR. (RPT ITALIAN 191800 (FRENCHINTER
a! -R ICAS
_47 YURIY RESHETNIKOV REVIEWS PUBLIC OPINION POLLS INDICATING
THAT MOST AMERICAN DISAPPROVE OF KISSINGER COMMITTEE'S
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MORE U. S. MILITARY AND ECONOMIC AID TO
RICHi-WING CENIRAL AMERICAN REGIMES. CITES STATISTICS FROM HARRIS
POLL AUD REVIEWS OT--=R CRITICISM OF COMMITTEE'S FINDINGS. (ENGINTER
Ywool
2 0 JAN 1984
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48 VALENT I t1 MASH, I N ON DEPLOYMENT OF U. S. SOLDIERS IN LATAM
COUNIRIES. RECENTLY USA SHELVED FLANS TO SEND AN ENGINEERING CORPS
TO COS RICA. (3 MIN: PORTBRAZ 2300) (AS
LAS 49 ART SIX CF INTERVIEW GIVEN BY ARGENTINE COMPARTY MEMBER
(FANNY Hi LDELNANN) ON HER VIEWS OF SOVIET WOMEN. (7 MIN: SPANLA
50 "ARGENTINE WEEK" FEATURE: SUCCESS OF ARGENTINE DEMOCRACY
SUti.:CTEU TO REAGAN'S NUCLEAR POLICY ACCORDING TO QUE PASA EDITORIP
DEMOCRATIC SECTORS CONCERNED OVER OUTBREAK OF ACTIVITIES OF
ULTRA-REACTIONARY SECTORS; ALFONSIN SENT CAMPS TO PRISON; TIMMERMA!
SUING SEVERAL MILITARY OFFICERS CONNECTED WITH HIS ARREST; FOUNDER
OF ARGENTINE COMMUNIST PARTY RODOLfiO..:BIOLDI COMMEMORATES
HISnST BIkTHOAY CN SATURDAY 21 JANUARY; (1T0 MIN: SPANLA 2300)
1/ tAS
51 DETAILS ON A!_I. I ANC E BETWEEN CHILEAN AND ARGENTINE
REPRESSIVE SYSTEMS DURING ARGENTINE DICTATORSHIPS; 36 CHILEANS
DISAPARED DURING THIS PERIOD. C4--MIN: SPANCHILE 2-100)
"TWO (?'ORDS" FEATURE WITH JOURNALIST GASTON VARGAS NOTES
THAT DESPITE GOVERNMFNT EFFORTS TO HIDE .FACTS, NATIONAL SECTORS
ARE PLANNINO ANTI-FASCIST PROGRAMS THIS YEAR. (4 MIN: SPANCHILE
2130
53 ANON NOTES THAT DESPI''CE U. S. FINANCIAL.. AID, CHILE IS STILL.
CONSIDERED A HIGH-INVESTMENT RISK BY INTERNATIONAL AND-U.S.
FINANCIA!.. CIRCLES, BECAUSE OF BAD ECONOMIC SITUATION. (8 MINL
LL-
ORLANDO MILLAS, CHILEAN COMPARTY LEADER, REPORTS ON PARTY
PLANS TO HOLD NATIONAL STOPPAGE IN MARCH. (3. 5 MIN, SENT: SPANLA
i l 2 0 JAN 1984
55 JOSE MIGUEL VARAS ON RECENT EVENTS IN CHILE SHOWING
REPRESSIVE CHARACTER OF PINOCHET REGIME WHICH STILL ALLEGES
A::! ICOMrlJNIST CAMPAIGN TO JUTIFY DEEDS. (5 MIN: SPANCHILE 0230)
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ANEWaRING LETTERS FROM LISTENERS AND CHILEAN EXILES FROM
t.CRW.^,Y, MEXICO, DDENMARK, FRANCE. (5 MIN: SPANCHILE 0230)
to 57 PEPE Al-lit) KATIA CRITICIZED MILITARY REGIME FOR BUILDING LO
CL RO PPESIDENIIAL RESIDENCE, CHARGING THAT PINOCHET SUFFERS FROM
AWN ON NEW BOOK "CUBA IS FAR, CUBA IS NEAR" RECENTLY
PU;.LtSH;&0 IN USSR. (3 MIN: SPANCUBA 04-00)
59 MIKHAIL MAYOROV ON TRADE SITUATION BETWEEN BRAZIL AND
USSR. (2.5 IIIN: PORTBRAZ 2200)
60 LITERARY PROGRAM CONSISTING OF POEM ON GRENADA WRITTEN BY
61 PRAVDA ?FOREIGN.HANDS OFF NICARAGUA." (RPT PORTBRAZ 192200)
62 VICE PRESIDENT OF WPC ON FORTHCOMING INTNATL CONF ON
SOLIDARITY WITH NICARAGUA AND OTHER LATAM STATES. (5 MIN: SWAHILI
----'I 2 0 JAN 1984
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STAT
Inc ULTURAL PROGRAM. (RPT GERMAN 101600) (GERMAN':1000)
OUR CON !"ACTS" (RPT GERMAN 191700) (GERMAN:-1600)
66 "GOOD EVENING AUSTRIA," PROGRAM.FOR AUSTRIAN LISTENERS:
ANON AND UNDATED PRAVDA ON RECENT VIENNA PARTY CONGRESS OF AUSTRIAN
&U,S-f-(L1Q COMMUNISTS (3 MIN); REPORT ON OPENING OF AN CHEKHOV EXHIBITION
W, Full,
IN YALTA ON, VISIT TO AUSTRIAN MUSICIANS TO YALTA (5 MIN); INFO ON
ORIGIN OF KYRILLIC~-W t'I?TING (7 MIN). (15 MIN, OVERALL: GERMAUST
67 VIKTOR SHLENOV ON RECENT EEC COMMISSION DECISIONS TO
INCREASE AGRARIAN BUYING PRICES. SAYS PRICE INCREASE IS PURELY
SY;IBCLIC AND PLEASES U.S. FOLLOWING TANIN REFERS TO ECONOMIC
CONFLICT ~TWN EC AND U. S. (5 MIN: GERMAN 1700 PORT 2100)
STAT
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Ll. Ii-
VIL
RE HIS 100TH BIRTH ANNIV, NOTES HIS INTEREST FOCUSSED ON BRITAIN
WH .RE HE HAD LIVED FOR MANY YRS, POINTS OUT HIS BOOKS ON CONTEMPORAR'
EVENTS AROUSEO.ANGER IN BRITAIN'S ESTABLISHMENT BUT MANY OF
HIS FACTS HAVE SINCE BEEN PROVED CORRECT BY CABINET AND FOREIGN
69 VANTAGE POINT: BORIS BELITSKIY PAYS TRIBUTE TO.IVAN-MAYSKIY
CFt- Ir _ APERS. ' (4. 5 MIN: ENGUK 2000)
l II i
2 0 JAN 190= -
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STAT
61'jti
S0?1 (~
72 REPORT ON VISIT TO MOSCOW BY SPANISH MINISTER OF CABINET
OFFICE JAVIER MOSCOSO AND MTG WITH CHAIRMAN OF CNCL OF MINISTER
A 4 0 Cab
OF RUSSIAN FEO VITALIY VOROTNIKOV, INCLUDING INTVW WITH MOSCOSO
of Htsc s a
sfgl d 1l4 -"~ Ot+t S (3. 5 MIN: SPANISH 192040)
STAT
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74 EDUARDROSLAVTSEV, OF SOVIET CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND
INiUSTRY, ON DEVELOPMENT OF SOVIET-PORTUGUESE ECON RELATIONS,
SUMMING UP VARIOUS VISITS EXCHANGED BY TRADE DELEGATIONS, SEMINARS
AND EXHIBITIC::S HELD SINCE SUCH RELATIONS WERE ESTABLISHED SOON
AFTER ) 974 PORTUGUESE REVOLUTION. (3.5 MIN: PORT 192100)
75 EGUARD KOVALEV ON POLITICAL.SITUATION IN PORTUGAL, NOTES
MOST It''ORTANT DEVELOPMENT:! OF LATE WAS EANES'S SPEECH RE THIRD ANNIV
OF HIS RELECTION, WHICH MANY OBSERVERS REGARD AS PROGRAMMATIC.
MAINTAINING EANES FAILED TO REALIZE SERIOUS SITUATION WHICH OCCURES
IN PORTUGAL, HENCE WIDE SECTIONS OF PORTUGUESE PUBLIC OPINION ARE
CA'LING FOR DEMOCRATIC ALTERNATIVE TO PRESENT GOVT'S POLICIES
IN ATTEMPT TO RESOLVE PORTUGAL'S NATIONAL PROBLEMS. (PORT 2100)
I 2 0 JAS' 1294
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76 CLFG (LA':RUKIN) ON 72D ANNIVERSARY FORMATION OF ANC, BRIEFLY
CJtLINING HISTORY OF ANC STRUGGLE AGAINST APARTHEID-AND-RACIAL
DISCRIMINATION, QUOTING MOSCOW WORKER (VALENTIN MAKSIMO) CONTRASTING
4x~-'LACK OF DISCRIMINATION AMONG VARIOUS SOVIET. NATIONALITIES WITH
COLOR DISCRIMINATION IN SOUTH AFRICA, ANTONY MONGALO OF ANC IN
APPRECIATION C= SOVIET AND SOCIALIST COUNTRIES SOLIDARITY WITH
A' C tRUCGLF. (POOR: ZULU 151.800)
77 GEORGIY TANOV ON PRAVDA REPORT ON SOUTH AFRICAN AND U.S.
SCHEMILS TO PE-?FETUATE COLONIAL ADMINISTRATION IN NAMIBIA AND
DISRUPT--4NGOLA'S REVOLUTION. (5 MIN: SWAHILI 191-7.30 )
78 VLADIMIR BELOSHAPKA, RE 10TH ANNIV MURDER IN CONAKRY OF
AMILCAR CABRAL, PAYS TRIBUTE TO CABRAL'S REVOLUTIONARY LIFE AND
SThUGGLF1 QUOTING CABRAL'S ADDRESS TO 24TH CPSU CONGRESS IN, APRIL,
1971, A!LING. SOVIET AID. . (3 MIN: MAYAK 0.7-W)
79 MIKHAIL ILINSKIY GIVES IMPRESSIONS OF RECENT VISIT TO BENIN,
NOTIt:C CONSTRUCTION OF SOCIALIST.SOCIETY AND COOPERATION WITH
SQCIA,-' COUNTRIES. (3 MIN: ENGAER 1-7-00 2000)
2 C JAN 1934
80 YURIY ANnREYEV ON INCREASING CRIME-RATE IN WEST AFRICAN -
COON 3 R I ES DUE TO OVERCROWDING IN CAPITAL CITIES, UNEMPLOYMENT
ANt ECONOMIC DIFFICULTIES STEMMING FROM WEST'S ECONOMIC CRISIS.
CCNTNASTS SOCIAL ItLJUSTICE AND CRIME-RATES IN CAPITALIST WEST
AFRICAU COUNTRIES WITH. BETTER SITUATION IN SOCIALIST WEST
AFR l ` -, , C OU-NTR I ES. (4 MIN: ENGAFR, 17'00- 2006 )
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E1 REPORTS ONMOSCCW ;MEETING 'BETWEEN CPSU,
WITH GIST REMARKS EXCHANGED. ;(450 TEXT SENT:.,
1815 TAESR 1908; 4 MIN: ENG I LATER 21-10; ONE MIN: ENGNA 2300;:
.QRTSRAZ2200 2300)
f'{OSHKIN ON SOVIET. ATTITUDE TOWARD MIDEAST, PARAPHRASING.
UTTERANCES BY GROMYKO ON ISSUE. (ARABIC 1500)
83 VALLENTIE.i (SHU2IN), MEMBER- OF SOVIET. SOCIAL. PUBLIC- OPINION.
CCflhiITTCE, Oft; ISRAELI. ZIONIST'CRIMES. SAYS ISRAELI. MILITARISTS
CO~i`TINUE TO. PERSECUTE: SOUTHERN LEBANESE;. ISRAELI CRIMES 'IN
LE3AT N ARE BYPRODUCT.OF'.POLICY BY' RULING ISRAELIS; ISRAELI AND
NAZI C'R'~MES _ ARE, SIMILAR. (ARABIC' 150.0 )
6;4 TA.SS. INTERVIEW WITH.: METROPOLITICAN FILAREV, OF. `MINSK AND'
Gts, G'KV~il' LH u ? A r i Al:ct~i. AGAINST- GORNENSVY- ORTHODOX.' N1
.1330 TEYT SEf, r: TASSE 1753 TASSR 1720)
1984
.
JAN
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85 YUR Ly .,SOS_TAN RRAPPING U. S. FOR ITS POLICY I N LEBANON
AND
.-,?PT ENGIN?TER 1`81410) (4: 5 MIN:. MAND .0.700
86. P"_ESTI,,;mG 'CORNER:*. RAM-1
ASH-SHA' IR,
PLO REPRESENTATIVE IN
MOSCCW, . RE LENIN'S '60TH .DEATH ANNIV,
HAILS' LENIN'S .GENIUS.:.AND . HIS
VLAD.IMIR-BILIYAKOV. ON-
JM D ISti I SSAL OF (SHLOMO I LYA) _ AS , HEAD OF
ISRAELI CIVILIAN..
NOTING 'CHARGE OF-.CORRUPTION, CONTENDING:
WAS HIS FAILURE TO. HALT DETERIORATION OF SITUATION
A'dD GROWING ARAB RESISTANCE. TO OCCUPATION;
tUKOLAY MARTI.NZV, WITH DESCRIPTION OF
PROFILE OF SOVIET'PAINTER
HIS. WORKS DEPICTING SABRA.'
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AriiIWISTRATICN ON BEST 'BANK,.
Loni,i S TtNAT REAL REASON
 HAS. TRIED, THROUGHOUT. PAST 6.0 YEARSI TO OBSTRUCT THIS FRIENDSHIP:
SsVIE1-IRANIAN GOODNN=IGHBORLY..RELATIONS,.DISCUSSING HOW IMPERIALISM
RE-E'S TO PRESIDENT REAGAN':S ANTI--SOVIET CRUSADE AND CRITICIZES
IRANIAN REVOLUW"IOU.. REFERS, TO `TUDEH 'PARTY TRIAL . IM TEHRAN, AND
?
T:-OSE IN. IRAN WHO HAVE JOINED FORCES AND. ARE TRYING TO OBSTRUCT
CONCLUDES BY .SAYING THAT ALL EFFORTS -BY IMPERIALISM TO OBSTRUCT
SGV;IET-IRANIAN' FRIENDSHIP ARE DOOMED.-, (8 MIN: PERSIAN 1700` 1800)
NT SITUATION IN TURKEY.,: . ~(.7 MIN:' TURKISH. 140.0)
ANALYST
BORIS.CHEKHONINON.ASIAN CONCERN
EXPAND NETWORK
OF" MILITARY BASES IN.: SOUTH
ASIA. (400 TEXT SENNI: .TASSE`:?1430 TASSR- 1005)
TA E, OF SEVER'AiL. -- COMMENTARY LIST:
L-)2111 3
AFGHAN I STA..'' _'
7.I03R SH-FTUNO' DISCUSSING FOINDATI-ONS';:ON WH?I.CH LENIN. BUILT
89 SUMMARY ANON W. TINES: "DESPITE A CIVILIAN GOVERNMENT,
N,
W .L'.r? ;.. LJ'JCR l.iiVl
TASSR .171410 )
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94 ANON ON AFGHANISTAN, REJECTING CLAIMS BY U. S. AND ITS ALLIES
THAT AFGHAN UNO)ECLA.RED WAR IS INTERNATIONALLY ISOLATED, STRESSING DRr
HAS WORL!W I DE SUPPORT AS AFGHANISTAN'S GROWING INTERNATIONAL
PRESTIGE SHOWS, POINFING TO DRA'S PARTICULAR CLOSE TIES WITH
SOC I ' ST COUr. I R IES. (3 MIN: ENGINTER 1531)
tic
95 VLADIMIR BELIKOV ON RESULTS OF ISLAMIC SUMMIT CONFERENCE IN
CASABLAN:1.A. IMPERIALISM AND REACTIONARY COUNTRIES INTENDED TO PUT
pL~ Sc TH:- AFGHAN PROBLEM ON THE AGENDA, AND EVEN BROUGHT A NUMBER OF
AFGHAN REBE-.. LFADERS TO MOROCCO, BUT THEIR PLAN WAS FOILED-BECAUSE
EV=.RYONi;~ KNOWS THAT THE AFGHAN PROBLEM c HAS BEEN CREATED BY THE
1t1 ERIALISTS AND THAT NO PERIL IS ENDANGERING ISLAM IN AFGHANISTAN.
S VE A'TIVITIES
R I c
V
E
THE DANGER Tr-'REATEt~INv ISLAM STEMS FROM THE SUB
OF AFGHAN COUNtERREVOLUTIONARY BANDS WHO DAMAGE MOSQUES AND KILL
PATRI,O,TIC CLEkC?Y. (5 MINS: DARI 1500)
/& 20 JAN 198"4
96 h4Et ER OF THE SUPREME SOVIET FROM UZBEKISTAN, WHO IS A
T.XTILE FACTORY WORKER IN TASHKENT, ON UZBEK-AFGHAN
COOPERATION IN THE EDUCATION, TRAINING, AGRICULTURAL AND
rCULTU 4.L FIELDS. (5 MINS: DARI 1-580)
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97 "FROM ?JSCOW `S VIEWPOINT", REVIEW OF WEEK'S EVENTS:
THL REPORT ON THE CONVENING OF THE DRA COUNCIL OF MINISTERS WAS
RECEIVED WITH IMMENSE JOY IN SOVIET UNION. PARTICIPANTS
IN M FETING REVIEWED AND APPROVED A SERIES OF LAWS, INCLUDING LAB;
LAW. PRIME MINISTER KESHTMAND SAID LABOR LAW HAS OPENED WAY FOR
E+ IMINATION OF EXPLOITATION OF MAN BY MAN. IN SAME MEETING THE
PRIME. MINISTER REFERRED TO PROBLEMS OF STRUGGLE AGAINST
CCUNTERREVOLUTION ANO FORCES OF IMPERIALISM REACTION. UNITED STF
IS CONTINUING TO AGGRAVATE TENSIONS IN VARIOUS REGIONS OF
WORLf, INCLUDING AROUND AFGHANISTAN. LAST WEEK IT BECAME CLEAR
TO EVERYONE THAT IN SEPTEMBER 1983 CIA HAD ARRANGED A SPECIAL
N ETING ON SITUATION IN AFGHANISTAN. TEXT OF THIS DOCUMENT,
WHICH HAS BEEN PUBLISHED BY BAKHTAR NEWS AGENCY, HAS LEFT A STAIN.,
SHAME-OW POLICY OF U. S. RE AFGHANISTAN. ON BASIS OF THIS DOCUME
UNITEr, STATLS'INTENDED TO DESTABILIZE SITUATION IN AFGHANISTAN
ANJ TO ISOLATE THIS COUNTRY IN INTERNATIONAL ARENA. HOWEVER, THIS
PLAN BY CIA (.!,=.S FOILED, AND ALL PLOTS BY COUNTERREVOLUTION AND
Ir 'ER IA.'_ISM, IN WHATEVER FORM, ARE DOOMED TO FAILURE. (10
fA
g3 SUMMARIES OVCHINNIKOV PRAVDA ON PRC PREMIER ZHAO
ZIYANO'S VISIT TO U. S. (TASSR 192227) (4-3 MIN:
ENQINiER -C7-10 10-10 1410 181-0 FRENCHINTER 192100 ITALIAN 4800
PERSIAN 1
500 1700 TURKISH 1400 BULGARIAN 1630 ALBANIAN 1.530 POLISF.
1500 CZECH/SLOVAK:1600 SERBO 17-00 2000 HIND 11-30 URDU 1300 BENG 1
BUR t030 1 # -00 I NDO 1330 1500 THAI 11-00 MANDSEA 12-30 V I ET
V 45d-
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1000 _13;0 14GO CAMS 1330 LAO 1300)
( I 2 U JAN 1984 S.s l (,S
,99 . A!_EKSEY..V MARKING LENIN'S 60TH DETATH ANNIV: " LENIN AND
CWIt4,k, " RECALLING LENIN CONTRIBUTIONS TO CHINA'S REV CAUSE, DEVPT
CF CPC. (11 t11N: MAND 070-0)
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100 PROGRAM FOR CHI YOU i HS: REPORT QV YOUTH
ACTIVITIES IN USSR, OTHER COUNTRIES 9 MIN)i TALK BY YOUNG SOV
POET ON PATRIOTISM (4 MIN); REPORT ON VISIT TO NO. 1.85
TEC14NICA SCH010L IN MOSCOW (4 MIN); SPORTS NEWS (5 MIN). (22
f! I N. cRAL!_; MAND 1600) ~- -~
1" IL,C-1
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FAR EAST
101 (VAGISLAV) ON ECENT PENTAGON ANNOUNCEMENT ON. TOUR OF ASIA
BY U.S. PACIFIC FLEEr AND UPCOMING NAVAL EXERCISES WITH SOUTH
KOREAN AND JAPANESE PARTICIPATION, SAYS U. S. IS CREATING TENSION IN
ASIA WITH SUCH MILITARY ACTIONS. (5 MIN: BUR 1030)
I'
102 VIKTOR VOGOV: "MISSILES IN ZONE OF PEACE"
CRITICIZING U.S. MILIT BUILDUP IN INDIAN OCEAN REGION FRUSTRATING
D' DEVEU.0PIUdG NATIONS' EFFORTS TOWARD MAKING INDIAN OCEAN ZONE OF PEACE
rAt 5511zs
civ 04-"-Y DEMILITARIZATION OF INDIAN OCEAN TO ENSURE SECURITY OF LITTORAL
STATE. (8 MIN: HII"4D -1400)
103 YURIY AFONIN ON LENIN AND JAP,-MARKING 60TH DEATH ANNIV
sco
,+'vl
(9~11j`v OF, LENIN, RECALLING HIS CONCERN ABOUT' JAP, JAP PPL'S INTEREST IN
LF,',1111-1 HIS WO KS, OTHERS. 03, ?MIN: JAP 191000)
dam'' i r, )
104 SINGAPORE CORR ALEKSANDR (RETSINKI.) RE REPORT OF U.S. CARRIEI
FLFETINIG HEADING FOR ASEAN COUNTRIES AND JAPAN. (RPT BURM 191030)
(5 MINr+AP 1912001
,'
2 JAN 1984
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105 SUM MAR!''ANON.:::~IZVESTIYA ON TEAM SPIRIT '84 EXCERCISE, SAYS
THIS EXERCISE IS NOT-NEW AT ALL, NOTES EXACERBATING.TENSION ON
PENINSULA. (8 MIN: KOREAN 1130)
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106 SUMMARY ANON KRASNAYA ZVEZDA "DEFEND GAINS OF REVOLUTION,
RE 35TH ANNIVERSARY OF FOUNDING OF LAO PPL'S ARMY. (4
MIN: LAO 1300)
"ON SOCIALIST PATH," ON SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN
DETAILS OF SOVIET-VIEtNAt"ESE WEATHER RESEARCH PROGRAM.
SPANCU18A 0100)
TA`5'E 7 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 20 JAN
Lfl211203
EAST EUROPE,
10q 1ST IN SERIES OF TALKS MARKING 35TH ANNIV OF CEMA
110 "SOCIA'LIST'COMMUN?ITY" PROGRAM BY (VIKTOR RUCHEV) ON
CEIE}.RATION OF 35TH ANNIV OF FOUNDING OF CEMA, CITING OBJECTIVES
OF CEr4A, INCLUDING FULL PROMOTION OF ECONOMIC PROGRESS, NOTING
ECON ACHIEVEMENTS OF SOME CEMA COUNTRIES OVER
PAST 3 DECADES WITH EMPHASIS ON PROGRESS ACHIEVED BY CUBA, VIETNF
A-ND~KQNOOLIA. (15 MIN: LAO 1030)
111 YURIY SENKOV: "ON PATH OF SOCIALISM" NOTING SALIENT
::FEATUES,OF ECONOMIC PLANS OF CEMA NATIONS GIVING TOP PRIORITY
TO PROGRAMS DIRECTED TOWARD RAISING LEVEL OF INCOME AND ENSURING
W.LF-ARE AND PROSPERITY OF COMMON PPL. (8 MIN: HIND 14-00)
q 2 0 ,IAN 1984
112 SUMMARY ANON PRAVDA "THE PULSE OF INTEGRATION" ON ACTIVIT
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113 INTVW WITH SEC OF SOVIET TU CENTRAL CNCL ON WORKING
RE-ATIC.SHIP 3TWN SOVIET AND WORKERS OF SOCIALIST COUNTRIES.
Ifd1RODUCES MEASURES ADOPTED BY CENTRAL MTG OF SOVIET TRADE UNIONS
TO TH NO. (10 MIN: KOREAN 0930)
114 LIFE IN SOCIALIST COMMUNITY: FEATURE ON TOPICAL
DEVELOPMENTS IN LIFE OF SOCIALIST COUNTRIES, FOCUSING ON STRUCTURE
$
A"dt) WOR t -%S OFF CEMA. (12 MIN: SPANISH 192230)
115 B. RODICNOV ON RESOLVING OF FUEL AND ENERGY
S
Cy_ ~PROBL WITHIN CEMA. (8 MIN: POLISH 1400-)
116 ANON ON ANN I V OF LENIN'S DEATH, STRESSING HIS WRITINGS ON
NATLIB WARS AND ARTICLES THAT HE WROTE ON ALBANIA, SOVIET GOVT'S
(g 4"'~ DENUNCIATION OF 1913 LONDON TREATY PARTIONING ALBANIA,
O ACKNOWLEOGEMENTS BY ALBANIAN PATRIOTS AND DEMOCRATS, SOVIET
A baoiq dao_+'-9UPPORT FOR 1924 DEMOC REV IN ALBANIA AND FOR INDEPENDENT ALBANIA
IN PTWAR YEARS. (6 MIN: ALBANIAN 15-304
117 PROF FtD KONSTANTINOV: "LENIN AND BULGARIA" ON DEATH
f( A'. IV OF LENIN, DEALING WITH LENIN'S RELATIONS WITH
BULGARIAN WORKERS AND PROPAGATION OF HIS NEWSPAPER ISKRA AND HIS
C~a ARTICLES IN BULGARIA. (5 MIN: BULGARIAN +6-30)
1i8 YOUTH PROGRAM: INCL ITEM ON MOSCOW THEATER, INCL INTVW_
WITH AN ACTRESS ON HER VISIT TO CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND CZECHOSLOVAK
ART. OECH/SLOVAK 1600)
119 VOICES OF FRIENDSHIP: PROGRAM FOR GDR.LISTENERS:
CHRONICLE OF FRIENDSHIP AND COOP BTWN USSR AND GDR INCLUDING REPORT
ON PLAf4'N9-D FERRY KLAIPEDA-SASSNITZ/MUKRAN, ISLAND OF RUEGEN
c1l-
(10 MIN); INFO ON RESULTS OF RADIO MOSCOW PROGRAM POLL (6 MIN
OVERALL: GERMAN 1700)
70 20 JAN 1984
ANON: "LENIN AND HUNGARY" PEGGED TO LENIN'S DEATH ANNIV,
NOTES LENIN'S DEVOTATION TO AGRICULTURAL SITUATION IN PRE-WAR
(~U
I HUNGARY, VARIOUS EXAMPLES OF REFERENCES IN HIS WORKS TO HUNGARY
by
j,j,J C I TES (6. 5 MIN : HUNGARIAN -2000 )
GtP
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121 SUMMARY ANON' PRAVDA ON COOPERATION BTWN SOVIET AND POLISH
GEOGRAPHERS, THUS ASSISTING FLOODS COMBATTING.
of (5 MY4 POLISH 1500) .
122 WARSAW DISPATCH CITED PAPN ON JARUZELSKI'S ADDRESS TO
PatJ
COI
'2i VOJVODSHIP PZPR REPORT-BACK AND ELECTION CONFERENCE IN LUBLIN.
(TASSR 191743) (5-3 MIN: ENGINTER 0-7-1.0 10:0 14W.181-0 PORTBRAZ
~ c(ccf1~n -
2-30 SPA`dLA 23.00 ITALIAN.1800 GERMAN 1600--BULGARIAN 1630. C'ZEC'H/SLOV,
Sc,_guItlskJ60.00
cqI& c r'cS 5
.MARIAN 2000 SERBO 1700 2000 KOREAN 1330 VIET 1000)
123 VASSILY LISOVIK WARSAW DISPATCH ON PRESS CONF GIVEN BY
FRANCIZEK (OBICZEK), VICE PRES OF PLANNING COMMISSION OF POLISH
CNCL OF MINISTERS. (ITALIAN 191800) (ENGINTER 091-0`FRENCHINTER
19210 ?ANCU2A 01'00 GERMAN 1000 GREEK 191900)
124 VLADIMIR ILYIN ON 60TH ANNIV OF LENIN'S EATH AND LENIN'S
L96 If LUENCE ON REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT IN ROMANIA. (5 MIN: ROMANIAN
~~yy.ei-3l q 02 1700
U
TA'4F 9 OF qFVEhAL -- Ct"`iMENTARY 1 T
ST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDA
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LEU IN/ I DECLOGY
c
.E LENIN, THE WAY HE WAS," PRPEARED AND PRESENTED BY
RICHARD ALIBEGOV: RECORDED CONVERSATION WITH (BERTHA PLOSHCHANSKAYA)
ENGLISH-BORN DAUGHTER OF RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONARY EMIGRE, WHO
CAME TO RUSSIA IN 1917 AND WHO FIRST MET LENIN IN 1920. SHE CAME
TO KNOW HIM WEI L AND DESCRIBES HIM AS A MODEST MAN AND AN
INTELLECTUAL WHO WAS HELD IN HIGH ESTEEM BY EVERYONE WHO MET HIM.
,2I
0-11 2 0 JA r\.! 1984
127 VALARO VAZQUEZ, MEMBER OF COLOMBIAN COMPARTY, ON LENIN'S
I adpij 60TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY. (3 MIN: SPANLA--0000)
eolomb(u pa uNia
125 PRAVDA EDITORIAL ON LENIN ANNIVERSARY. (5 MIN: ENGINTER
2110)
CID
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128 SAIFUDDIN AHMAD MANIK, MEMBER OF BANGLADESH COMPARTY CC
(pOiA POLITBURO, ON LENIN'S DEATH ANNIV 21 JAN, PAYING TRIBUTE TO LENIN
~o..ny(,~ off' THOUCHT,r' AND LEADERSHIP. (6 MIN: BENG 1500)
129 CSSR WOURNALIST (ZDENEK JUZEK) ON ANNIV LENIN'S DEATH AND
6
LENIN'S IDEAS ABOUT PEACE WHICH ARE IMPLEMENTED IN CONTINUOUS
PEACE PROPOSA!...S OF SOCIALIST COUNTRIES. DESCRIBES VISITS TO LENIt
(CZECH/SLOVAK 1700)
130 ANON ITEMS MARKING 60TH ANNIVERSARY OF LENIN'S DEATH,
BRIE'-LY QUOTING ANDROPOV IN APPRECIATION OF LENIN. SOVIET WORKERS
O`d NATIONAL AN' INTERNATIONAL IMPACT AND SIGNIFICANCE OF LENIN'S
TEACHINGS. (7-3 MIN: SPANCUBA 0.1.00 GERMAN 1-700 ITALIAN 2000
PORT 12100 HUNG 1730 POLISH 1-500 CZECH/SLOVAK 1600)
G
CZECH/ OVAK 1-700 KOR 09304
(PORT 2400 PERSIAN 1-800 POLISH 1-500
132 VOLODIA TEITELBOIM NOTES THAT MARXIST-LENINIST IDEALS
ARE VERY MUCH ALIVE TODAY THROUGH PRINCIPLES IMPLEMENTED IN.THIRD
W'ORLtI CGUNTRIES. (12 MIN: SPANCHILE 2100)
133 REVIEW AFRICAN LISTENERS' LETTERS ON THEIR SUPPORT FOR
04
(0()" i
MARXISM AS A SOCIAL SYSTEM, RE LENIN'S DEATH ANNIVERSARY.
a- LQ-W"J (ENG'. h 1700 20D0)
mSR-
134 MAILBAG: INCL ANON ON SUFFERING OF LENINGRAD PEOPLE
DURING WWII NAZI BLOCKADE OF CITY. RE 40TH ANNIV LIFTING OF
551 (7 MIN: SERBO 2000)
' Zi 20J4IV 1984
135 ? ALEY SEY VAS I LYEV ON U. S. EFFORTS TO MILITARIZE SPACE.
U-s
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136 FURTHER IN SERIES RELATED TO INDIAN-SOVIET COOPERATION IN
SPACE RESEARCH: (JULIA TEHTEZAN) OF GENERAL AND PHYSICS AND
OS ASTRONOMY DEPARTMENT OF SOVIET ACAD OF SCI DESCRIBES INDIAN-SOVIET
COOPERATION IN COLLECTION OF GEOPHYSICAL DATA, MAINTENANCE OF
SATE ITES, AND TRAINING OF COSMONAUTS. (8 MIN: URDU 1200)
137 SCI AND TECH: INCL ANON REVIEW OF BIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS
CONDUCTED IN SOVIET.SPACE SATELLITES. (4 MIN: GERMAN 160.0 ITALIAN
5
2000)
138 LISTENERS' QUIZ ON SPACE ACHIEVEMENTS. (GERMAN 1600-
Los
HVNG 17r3G- ERBO 2000)
LIFE IN USSR
139 PRAVDA EDITORIAL ON SOCIALIST COMPETITION AMONG WORKERS
----------------------------------
uc.55(1- OF ACRO-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX. (ORBITA 0001)
140 REPORTS ON PROCEEDINGS AND MATTERS DISCUSSED AT REGULAR
SESSION OF CPSU CC POLITBURO. (600 TEXT SENT: HOME T900; 330
0,PSk
r04- TEXT SENT: TASSE 1750 TASSR 1855; 5-3 MIN: HOME 1-00 ORBITA 1900
2POO-MAYAK 2SI3 )
141 TASS INTERVIEW WITH ROSTISLAV RYCHKOV, HEAD OF MAIN BOARD
OF MICROBIOLOGICAL INDUSTRY UNDER USSR COUNCIL OF MINISTERS,
ON DEVEL._OPMENT OF THIS BRANCH OF INDUSTRY. (300 TEXT SENT:
142 TASS CORR GRIGORIY NOVIKOV REPORTS ON SUCCESS OF MINSK
SCIEN1ISTS IN TESTING AND EXPERIMENTAL OPERATION OF FUNDAMENTALLY
NEW SYNTHESIZERS AND ANALYZERS OF SPEECH, WHICH OPEN NEW PROSPECTS
FOR USE OF ROBOTICS IN VAROUS BRANCHES OF ECONOMY. (350 TEXT:
TASSE 2327) 3 , 2 0 jp ni 1984
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143 VALFRIY SERGEYEV-DESCRIBES.MECHANICS OF SUPSOV ELECTIONS.
IL55A
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147 -INTVW WITH ASHAKUL MAVLYAP,.!~ULOV OF MOSLEM BOARD OF
CENTRAL ASIA, ON SEPARATION OF CHURCHA ND STATE IN USSR. (RPT
EN' NA 102300) (ENGNA 0001)
aq-
2 0 JAN 1984
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CANDIDATES ARE NOMINTED BY WORK COLLECTIVES AND PUBLIC ORGANIZATION'
TH-RE ARE MOR EWORKER-PEASANT CANDIDATES, IN THIS THAN IN PREVIOUS
5'u~dd~ Ei ECTLONS; EARLY NOMINATION OF PARTY AND GOVT LEADERS SHOWS THEY
Q lech1Ai
6r1djdakjHAVE FULL BACKING OF SOVIET, WORKING PEOPLE. (ENGINTER 1-4-1.0 181-0
EN~NA 2300 GERMAN 1-600-ITALIAN 1-800- TURK 1400-PERSIAN 1-500
'1700 KBO 1700"2000 KOR 1330)
14''. (YURIY KOROLEV) ON WORK OF ELECTORAL COMMISSIONS IN USSR.
ALL NOMINEES ARE CHOSEN BY PUBLIC AND COME FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE.
GIVES DERAILS OF DUTIES OF. CENTRAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION.
(5 MIN:,,-F.N;INrER 204-0)
TA'(E 9 OAF 9 -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 20 JAN 134
Lfl211229.
145 COM ENUATOR ANSWERS LISTENERS' QUESTIONS FEATURE:
NIKCLAY GORSF.OV REPLIES TO BRITISH LISTENER WHO ASKS WHETHER
T,.-',ERE ARE ANY NEWSPAPER OR BROADCASTING FACILITIES IN USSR
THAT WOULD EXPLAIN WESTERN POINT OF VIEW ABOUT VARIOUS POLICIES,
GORSHKOV NOTES TIMINO OF QUESTION IN LIGHT OF PRESENT INTNATL
TENSION, POINTS TO SOVIET MEDIA'S REPORTAGE OF DISARM ISSUE,
NO VIEWS OF PUBLIC OR{ AN I ZAT I ONS AND MOVEMENTS IN
EU~(CPE, STRESSES SOVIET MEDIA'S REPORTAGE IS UNBIASED UNLIKE
THAT OF BBC, NOTES WHILE SOVIET MASS MEDIA REPORTS ON VAR=IOUS
ININATL ISSUES VERY LITTLE IS WRITTEN BY WESTERN PRESS ABOUT
USSR'S FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC POLICIES. (ENGUK 2000)
lgoeuS- SOCIAL PROGRAMS BY SOVIET TUS. (RP T ENGINTER 191410) (PERSIAN
146 ALEKSAN:DR PUTKO RE EXAMINATION OF RESULTS OF LAST YEAR'S
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149. MISC INTER~NAL USSR. ITEMS:
9
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