TAKE 1 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 2 MAR 84

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 24
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 9, 2009
• Sequence Number: 5
• Publication Date: March 2, 1984
• Content Type: MISC

Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353ROO2301680005-4
Cop
co
U5
wS S (t-
fi
a. %i tj, 4
0-k
G nonai~~rr, NONALIGNED MOVT. (RPT CZECH/SLOVAK 011600) (FRENCHINTER
h Ca onl
ct Oi.2,~II PANGUBA 0100 SPANISH 012230 SWAHILI 01-3730)
S (c .A e.~R'~ T
5 (GRICHINKOV) ON SOVIET UNION AND NONALIGNED MOVT, RE WPC
O F " ?-?- COIHHENTARY LIST: HUSCL)U CCONSULi[)A 'E.U WAR 84
1 SUMMARIES PRAVDA ON BOURGEOIS ELECTION SYSTEM, DESCRIBES
ELECTION SYSTEM IN CAPITALIST COUNTRIES AS DEMOCRACY OF MONEY-
BAGS WHERE CANDIDATES FROM BOURGEOIS PARTIES LAVISHLY GIVE HIGH-
FLOWN PROMISES AND THEN FORGET ABOUT THEM. (330 TEXT SENT:
21~ TASSE 0847 TASSR 012212; 5-3 MIN: ENG I LATER 14-10 i 910 ITAL 1-800
Sf GERMAN 1600 PERSIAN 1-500 1700 SWAHILI 17-00 SWAHILI 1730 BULG 1-630
CZECH/ 9,VAK 1-600 POLISH 1500 HUNG 2000 KOR 1330)
2 SUMMARY G. URANOV INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS JOURNAL, MARCH ISSUE,
ON UNESCO PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS, RE U.S. DECISION TO SUSPEND ITS
"t 5c-0
UNESCO MEMBERSHIP. (400 TEXT: TASSE 0946) IA-$
3 INTVW WITH HEAD OF SOVIET UNESCO CMTEE FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF
'THE MAN AND THE BIOSPHERE' PROGRAM ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION WHIG
IS CARRIED OUT IN USSR. (5. 5 MIN, POOR: HUNG 2000)
4 ROMESH CHANDRA, WPC CHMN, ON WEEK OF SOLIDARITY WITH
PROPOSING WEEK OF NONALIGNED MOVT, NOTES MVT AS UNITED IN
a ACTION FOR WORLD PEACE, REVIEWS ITS POSITION IN WORLD AGAINST
~SS~ I aNN+
!-oruil~ WAR, IMPERIALISM, RECALLS NONALIGNED HOVT HELD IN NEW DELHI.
DENOUNCES U.S. AGGRESSIVE POLICY. (5 MIN: KOR 0930)
~S
ON ON NONALIGNED MOVT WEEK, NOTING MOVT'S PEACE, ANTIIMPIST
STAND, RAPPING U.S. THREATS, ATTACKS ON SOME OF THESE COUNTRIES.
(5 MI VIET 1300) I o J11tR 1114 CAS
in -
7 GRAMMATIKOV ON COMINTERN FOUNDING ANNIV, NOTING COMINTERN
ROLE IN WORLD COMMUNIST STRUGGLE, FOUNDING CPV, SOV SUPPORT FOR SRV.
vu+ Fvund~nk~(7. IN: VIET 1000 1400)
a;~
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353ROO2301680005-4
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
? 0
G
8 "IN WORLD OF SOCILAISM" FEATURE: MEETING OF POLISH COMMUNIST
PARTY. MEETING OF CUBAN WORKERS PARTY. FESTIVAL OF POLITICAL SONG
HELD IN BERLIN, GDR. USSR ORDERED SHIP FROM YUGOSLAVIA.
HUNGARIAN ARCHITECT (JOZEF PINTER) AWARDED A MEDAL IN BUDAPEST.
BUILDINGS PLANNED, IMPROVEMENTS IN BUDAPEST. HUNGARIAN
PRODUCTIONS. (8 MIN: SPANCUBA 0100)
9 "FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS." (RPT AMHARIC 281530 ON 29 FEB LIST)
iXS - (
U.. SS/L e I kc 1i ')JjAMHAFI I C 011530)
1ct t 0. OS
REDCHENKO MANILA REPORT ON PROBLEMS CAUSED FOR PPL IN PHILIPPINES
BY CRISIS OF CAPITALISM IN WEST. LATTER LEADS TO SHARP REDUCTIONS
IN NUMBERS OF JOBS AVAILABLE WHILE PRICES RISE. THIS MAKES LIFE
HARD FOR PHILIPPINES WORKING PPL (3 MIN); CORR ALESKANDR
MIKHAYLOV INTVW WITH MILITIA COLONEL LEONID VORONOV, DEPUTY CHIEF
OF MAIN DIRECTORATE OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS OF EXECUTIVES OF LENINGRAD
:!S-" OBLAST AND CITY SOVIETS, RELATING HISTORY OF MILITIAS IN CITY
Vo l u.n lur~ (5 Thd- HOME 0900 ORB I TA 0900)
M, Is fi&S "" ;k /
RE 25TH ANNIV CREATION OF VOLUNTARY PPLS MILITIAS IN COUNTRY
12 "NEWSREEL": INCL YURIY (RIBERNOV) ROME DISPATCH ON
ITALIAN PUBLIC OPPOSITION TO DEPLOYMENT OF U.S. MEDIUM RANGE NUCLEAR
(ttSiam
MISSILES, RE RECENT POLL (3 MJ1); DISPATCH WITH ROUNDUP OF VIEWS
fl+~lu~
U S +rn6stlts ON STOCKHOLM CONF BY VARIOUS PARTICIPANTS FROM HOLLAND, FRANCE.
C CDC
NORWAY ON NEED TO AVOID NUCLEAR CATASTROPHE AND GET BACK TO
NEGOTIATING TABLE IN GENEVA (4 M ); IGOR VYKHUKHOLEV TOKYO
DISPATCH RECALLING TRAGEDY OF JAPANESE FISHERMEN CONTAMINATED BY
RADIATION FOLLOWING U. S. BOMB TEST AT BIKINI ATOLL p/ 30 YEARS AGO
U Lf-'AR 1984
4 MIN) (ENGINTER 0910) ("-3
Of
F4~j+ ),jrb
11
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
? Is
w35(L
PRO
uPCMJ
Y.ICC{1&) LANGUAGE LESSON; A LEGEND FROM CRIMEA. (FRENCHMAG 012030)
"PPL AND EVENTS": ITEM ON SOVIET PARLIAMENT, EXPLAINING
STRUCTURE, AND COMPOSITION OF HOUSES, DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
P"11-`' OF SUPREME SOVIET (3 MIN); ANC MBR JACK (AST), STUDYING IN
1-v R.-S4 6u0&r
(LS S(L
LLS
(L.S5I'
13 "KALEIDOSCOPE": TALK ON COMING SUPSOV ELECITONS AND CANDIDATES;
FILE OF SOVIET WWII HERO NOW A FAMOUR MOSCOW ACTOR; RUSSIAN-
HUSCUW, IZEFU`(,ES WESTERN MEDIA BLAMING UBSIt F-011 ANI-11; ';CE. Ai DUES
THAT USSR HAS CONSISTENTLY FOLLOWED POLICY OF PEACE UNDERLINES
THREAT POSED BY IMPERIALISM TO AFRICAN STATES AND WHOLE WORLD
MIN); ITEM ON BOOK ON AFRICA RECENTLY PUBLISHED BY PROGRESS
PUBLISHING, ON DOWNFALL OF COLONIALIST RULE, SUCCESSES OF SOCIALIST-
ORIENTED COUNTIRES IN AFRICA (5 MIN). (POOR: ENGAFR 1700)
15 MAILBAG FOR YUGOSLAV LISTENERS: IN REPLY TO LISTENERS
REQUEST, AN INTVW ON WAY 26TH CPSU CONGRESS DECISIONS HAVE BEEN
IMPLEMENTED IN PAST YEARS; QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS DEAL WITH SOVIET
COMMITMENT TO PEACE, COUNTRY'S SOCIOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, ENERGY
SITUATION AND FUTURE DIRECITONS. (10 NMIN: SERBO 2000)
1
16 MAILBAG: DISCUSSING DAGLADESHI LISTENERS' LTRS DEALING WITH
MOSCOW RADIO'PRQGRAMS AND CITING FROM LTR RAPPING U.S. POLICIES
ON VARIOUS'ISSUES AND PROVIDING INFORMATION ON VARIOUS SPHERES OF
SOVIET LIFE.
(MORE) 10
BT
#6600
34001, 0 2 MAR 1984
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
(18 MIN: BENG 1500) (.LS
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
40 a
U, S
U?9 L
L:.VLn~';1... (,UI`IIIl Nl,,l:ti L..1U1 I~1. j j CIJI,;t;LJLlUF,11r.1.)
17 TABS NEWS ANLYST VASILIY KHAROV MAINTAINING THAT BY
REJECTING CONSTRUCTIVE SOVIET PROPOSALS ON CURBING ARMS RACE BOTH
NUCLERE AND CONVENTIONAL, U.S. AND ITS NATO ALLIES ARE TRYING HARD
TO CHANGE EXISTING MILITARY-STRATEGIC PARITY IN THEIR FAVOR,
CITING SAARBRUKER ZEITUNG INTVW WITH GENERAL BERNARD ROWERS,
SUPREME ALLIED COMMANDER OF NATO FORCES INEUROPE.
(350 TEXT SENT: TASSE 2247 TASSR 1425) i
18 TABS POLITICAL NEWS ANALYST ROBERT SEREBRENNIKOV ON WOMEN'S
'DAY OF ACTIONS' HELD IN BRITAIN HELD IN SUPPORT OF DEMAND THAT
AMERICAN CRUISE MISSILES BE IMMEDIATELY DISMANTLED AND TAKENOUT OF
COUNTRY. (450 TEXT: TASSE 1825)
of
Iii ;1,. ALAtio-, 19 YURIY SOLTAN "EUROMISSILES AND DEMOCRACY. (RPT ENGINTER
IL-S 011410 FRENCHINTER 012100 GERMAN 1000 GREEK 011900 JAP 011200)
LA K- u-s
pF~ 20 VIKTOR TANIN ON CONFIDENCE-BUILDING MEASURES CONF IN
6kD &~ STp2 QLM. (RPT ITALIAN 242000) (GREEK 261600)
Cj
u-c
j woad
1(. IJ 2000)
1
1 ACAD (ALEKSANDR BAYEV) "WHAT MANKIND WILL SUFFER IN
NUC WAR," ON BIKINI TEST 30 YEARS AGO, COMPARING RADI ACTIVITY OF
THAT, I llOU'HIH#- UONU, SAYING RESULTS NENE. UNPREDICTE L), Nffi ll`JG
POSE; I ULEE IA SAS'I'IZOUS AFTERIMIATH OF USING NUCLEAR ARMS TODAY.
(5 I I I N: 1(31'3 01 1000 )
..,.- C f `0'' 0 2 MAR 1994
22 SOVIET PHYSICIAN VALENTIN SOLOVYEV ON STRUGGLE FOR PEACE
AND IRREPARABLE DANGERS OF ANY NUCLEAR WAR. (3 MIN: ITALIAN
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
0 0
U,55(t-
23 "DISARMAMENT TODAY": VLADIMIR KELIN ON CONFIDENCE-BUILDING
MEASURES SUBMITTED BY USSR, REFERRING ESPECIALLY TO PROPOSAL OF
AN AGMT BETWEN NATO AND SOCIALIST COUNTRIES ON NON-USE OF M I L ITAI?R Y
FORCE (7 MIN): VIKTOR VASILYEV ANALYZING SOVIET ON NON-USE OF
o-SSII-
.I I C ?`'`"ft,
U8 Ck J
Japa,)
MILITARY FORCE (7 M ); VIKTOR VASILYEV ANALYZING SOVIET ATTITUDE
WITH REGARD TO LIMITATION AND REDUCTION OF STRATEGIC ARMS
(S FUN); (12 .MIN OVERALL: GERMAN 1000)
VcS'(
24 PROGRAM REPSONDING TO LISTENER'S QUERY ON CHEMICAL WEAPONS,
REFUTING U.S. ALLEGATION THAT SOVIET UNION USES CHEMICAL WEAPONS
IN KAMPUCHEA, LAOS AND AFGHANISTAN, STRESSING THAT U. S. ATTEMPT'S
TO DIVERT WORLD ATTENTION FROM ITS USE OF AGENT ORANGE IN
VIETNAM, ALSO NOTING THAT AFGHAN REBELS USE U.S. MAE CHEMICAL
WEAPONS. (4 MIN: INDO 1330) U-8
25 SUMMARY IZVESTIYA ON U.S. CHEMICAL WEAPONS REFERRING TO
FINDINGS OF SPECIAL COMMISSION ATTACHED TO U.S. AIR FORCE ON
CONSEQUENCE SOF AGENT ORANGE ON U.S. SERVICEMEN AND DISPUTING
COMMISSION'S CLAIM THAT U.S. SERVICEMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN ARE
IN COOL) III:AL..ll~. (5. 5 HIN: CAN1i 1330 LAO 1300)
u'.t!, ANON UN ANTI-WAR PROTESTS AROUND WORLD, HEN I' 1 UN 1 NG I Ir'~E; ;1 ~'i
ANTI-WAR DEMOS I N JAPAN DURING B I K I NA ATOLL. DAY, OTHER DAY 01 i;G 1 1'ON
AGAINST U.S. 'NUCLEAR MISSILES AT GREENHAM COMMON, TOGETHER WITH
PROTESTS IN FRG, ITALY AND U.S., NOTING INDIAN WOMEN'S NATINAL
FEDERATION, WHICH HELD A CONF RECENTLY, PRAISED SOVIET UNION'S
L ~aor PECE INITIATIVES, STRESSING OTHER WORLD-WIDE PEACE PROTESTS BEING
4dY,0 ,jPLANNED FOR THIS SPRING. (3.5 MIN: L ENGINTER 14-10 1410 2110
hU ITALIAN 1800 GERMAN 1600 CZECH/SLOVAK 1600 POLISH 1500 BULGARIAN. 1630
HUNGARI 2000 SERBO 1700)
A, naI ~ ; 1.%
'~,c~No MissIk.
27 YURIY ZHUKOV, CHMN SOVIET PEACE CMTEE, ADDRESSING MEETING OF
CtAh
sr REPS OF DIPLOMATIC CORPS, ON SOVIET PARTICIPANTS IN PEACE MVMT
DEVOTING WHOLE YEAR OF 1983 TO WORLDWIDE DISARMAMENT CAMPAIGN.
(300 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1355 TASSR 1155)
j 2 cu1PR '984
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
d 1ECOR? STMT BY (YURIY DROGDOV) ?AD AFRICAN DEPT OF SOVIET
PEACE CMTEE, ON PARTICIPATION OF AFRICAN STATES IN PEACE MVMT,
NOTING AFRICAN PUBLIC VOICING CONCERN OVER FUTURE OF PEACE,
MENTIONING WPC SESSION IN JAP WHERE AFRICAN PEACE ORGANIZATION
Gt'SUrm WERE WELL REPRESENTED, POINTING OUT AFRICAN PEACE ORGANIZATIONS
Fea`x
LINKS CESSATIN OF ARMS RACE WITH EXPANSION OF INTL SOLIDARITY,
STRESSING THAT STRUGGLE FOR PEACE IS VITAL CAUSE FOR EVERYONE ON
PLANET,. (5 MIN: ENGAF 1700)
H u,+'t
2L.101ENERS' FIA1LBAG: INCL. REVIEW OF LISTENERS AND TALK
REQUESTED ON L;OV I E:1" PEACE FUND. (POLISH 111 UU )
A
SR
r
(
3 017 SEVERAL -- C0I1II IE,'JT1 ItY LIST: I IU;rCUW CC NSULIllATEU 2 HAI! 84
.L. 310
UNITED STATES
30 TASS POLITICAL NEWS ANALYST YURIY KORNILOV ON ATTEMPTS BY U.S.
IMPIST CIRCLES TO CAMOUFLAGE THEIR AGGRESSIVE HEGEMONIST LIES BY
SMOKE-SCRREEN OF LIES AND SLANDER, SCORING U.S.-MOROCCAN
UO4 AGMT SIGNED PROVIDING''rrOR"COMPLETE REVAMPING OF VOICE OF AMERICA
x.10 rocs 5~ kREBROADCASTING STATION NEAR TANGERE. (500 TEXT SENT: TASSE 2055
31 VALENTIN FALIN IZVESTIYA ON U.S. ARMS BUILDUP. (POOREST:
i r R 4o-'`,S ENGINTER 2010)
n IA..n / 1 1
32 SPARTAK BEGLOV ON CASPER WEINBERGER'S REMARKS IN BRITAIN,
RE COMPRABLE MORAL PRINCIPLES FOLLOWED IN U.S. AND SOVIET FOREIGN
U-S
POLL . (RPT ENGINTER 012110) (ENGINTER ,P71,~ ,~Z1 c %Q) (A-
~SS2 ?- ~, u
33 SUMMARY IONA ANDRONOV LITERATURNAVA GAZETA ABOUT KAL AIRLINER
007 FLIGHT AND U.S. RC135 PLANE IN AIR NEAR KOREAN PLANE, NOTING,
ACCORDING TO TWO FORMER U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY AGENTS AMERICAN
OFFICIAL VERSION DISTORTS FACTS, CITING ARTICLE IN DENVER POST
BY TWO AGENTS (BERNARD) AND (ECCLETON) ON KOREAN PLANE AND
RC135 HAVING BEEN IN COMMUNICATION AT TIME, QUOTING ARTICLE
ON WHAT AGENTS BELIEVED HAPPENED AND THAT TWO AGENTS ARE NOW IN
TROD E WITH FBI BECAUSE OF THEIR ARTICLE: (5 MIN: EN( NA 0001 2300)
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
3'l VLAI)IIIIR POZNE(I 'DAILY TALK' NOTING 1,-IOVIE'1 ATTACHE TO OLYMPIC
GAMES BEING DENIED U.S. VISA, STRESSING THAT OLYMPICS ARE FOR PEACE,
at FOR DRAWING PPLS TOGETHER, MAINTAINING VISA WAS DENIED ON DAY HE
I WAS TO ARRIVE, WHEN THAT DECISION COULD HAVE BEEN MADE MONTHS AGO
U.S WHEN,A\PLICATION WAS MADE. (4 MIN: ENGNA 2300) GrrS
35 ANON NOTING IN HIS TALK WITH WILLIAM VERITY, CO-CHMN OF
U.S.-USSR TRADE AND ECON COUNCIL, TIKHONOV SAID THAT U. S. ADMIN'S
~g,wt55Mav
VEP BARRIERS TO SOVIET-U.S. TRADE SHOULD BED REMOVED, QUOTING VERITY
11 "I- THAT A SUBSTANTIAL EXPANSION OF TRADE IS POSSIBLE, THAT
..~ lt-S SIB'
TRADE IS AN IMPORTANT BRIDGE TO PEACE, MAINTAINING U.S. BUSINESS
COMMUNITY IS TRYING TO REVITALIZE IT BY U.S. EXHIBITIONS IN USSR
AND POSSIBILITY OF AN EXHIBITION OF SOVIET TECHNOLOGY IN U.S.,
STRESSING THAT TRADE SHOULD BE FREE OF POLITICS. (5.5 MIN:
ENGN 0001 2300) l,L3
36 (SARA KAMENSHIKOVA) ON SOVIET AND AMERICAN YOUNG PPL LEARNING
(,S FRO CH OTHER. (RPT ENGNA 010001) (ENGNA 0001) (43
ULS50-
37 GUEST SPEAKER: SANDY SHULTZ, FROM CALIFORNIA, GIVING
HER IMPRESSIONS OF RECENT VISIT TO USSR AND MTGS WITH SOVIET PPL.
(RP ENGINTER 011510) (ENGINTER 0931)
u
AMERICAS
38 ORLANDO MILLAS ON PROTESTS AGAINST PINCOHET IN LUNTA
39 VCJI...CmIA TEI'f ELBOIM ON NEW PRESIDENTIAL HANSION IN L.0 CURRO
WHICH WAS BUILT AT EXPENSE OF CHILEAN PPL. (10 MIN: SPANCHILE
2 MAR 1984
40 "TWO WORDS" FEATURE WITH JOURNAIST GASTON VARGAS: NOTING THAT
PRESENT CONFLICT BETWEEN REGIME AND CHURCH SHOWS THAT PINCOHET
REGIME IS TUMBLING AND THAT IT CANNOT RESIST SOCIAL PRESSURE,
ADDING THAT ANTI-CHURCH CAMPAIGN IS ANOTHER PINCOHET CAMPAIGN
AGAINST CHILEAN PPL. (7 MIN: SPANCHILE 2130)
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
? 0
41 SUMMARY VLADIMIR SHELOV PRAVDA ON FALKLANDS ISSUE BETWEEN
BRITAIN AND ARGENTINA, STRESSING ISLANDS SHOULD BE DEMILITARIZED.
(RPT PORTBRAZ012200) (SPANCUBA 0100)
j)
42 MIKHAIL GLEBOV ON U.S. POLICY TOWARD NICARAGUA.
211-0) (ENGINTER 0710 1010)
ST EUROPE
CL
43 TABS POLITICAL OBSERVER ROBERT SEREBRENNIKOV ON NATO
CARRYING OUT ITS BIGGEST COMBINED EXERCISE IN NORTH ATLANTIC AND
SWEHH 011900)
(
44 VIKTOR SHLENOV
VJ?G-I& -FI-- (RPT IT AN 011800)
u-s
28 FEB TO 22 MARCH. (TASSE 281543) (3 MIN:
LL S
ON TRADE WAR BETWEEN WEST EUROPE AND U.S.
(SPANISH 01.2000 GERMAN 1000 GREEK 191900)
L
45 KONS"I'ANTIN PATSYUK ON DPA REPORT GIVING LATEU-1 DEVEL_C1PINI0N1
IN FLICK AND BAYER CCANDALS, AND TRACING BACKGROUND, (3 MIN: MAYAK
46 "OUR CONTACTS" PROGRAM FOR FRG LISTENERS. (RPT GERMAN 011700)
F
2
1
~ pvh (GE 1600)
tI.S /(
NORTHERN NORWAY FROM
-2y etco c
(_1- S5 P-- ,..!
,-a 14r47 "GOOD EVENING AUSTRIA," PROGRAM FOR AUSTRIAN LISTENERS.
(RPT GERMAUST 012000) (~ e rtnrc,, s f 'L? ?~
u-SSR-- of apt,
48 TABS COMMENTATOR VYACHESLAV KUZNETSOV RECALLING LIFE AND DEATH
OF ROBERT SANDS, NORTH IRISH FIGHTER FOR CIVIL RIGHTS. (300 TEXT:
-i~f.Aj TASSE 1815 TASSR 1347)
tk k
49 COMMENTATOR ANSWERS LISTENERS' QUESTIONS: NIKOLAY GORSHKOV
REPLYING TO (KIETH ROBINSON) ASKING HOW B RITAIN COULD LEARN
FROM USSR AS TO REDUCING UNEMPLOYMENT, BRIEFLY QUOTING EDWARD
HEATH ON NEED TO REDUCE UNEMPLOYMENT, POINTING OUT ECONOMISTS
LONG AGO ESTABLISHED THAT MILITARY SPENDING DOES OT CREATE MANY
Lt n eq,lopw'0-
JOBS, AND DEFENSE SPENDING IN U.S. GENERATES EMPLOYMENT THERE BUT
NOT IN BRITAIN, QUOTING INTL HERALD TRIBUNE ON PENTAGON OFFICIALS
STMT THAT U.S. IS UNWILLING TO TRANSFER SUCH EMPLOYMENT TO EUROPE.
gmm~ 4?:000* U'S
J 2 t4AR 1984
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
50 VITALIY ANDREYEV ON PROTEST MARCH STAGED BY COAL-MINERS IN
PARIS IN WAKE OF GOVT PLANS TO REDUCE COAL OUTPUT AND CLOSE DOWN
MANY MINES, NOTING COAL INDUSTRY IS NOT ONLY ONE TO SUFFER FROM
CONTRACTION AND REDUNDANCIES, POINTING OUT THOUSANDS OF JOBS
ARE 1)L:1I10 WII'E L) UJU'I IN TEXTILE I" AC I'U1~1E:.G A1-3 WELL AS HG'IUI'Z
}=inIa-Ac
ri n (wA S-
AND ELEC `RR I C AL. APPLIANCES INDUSTRIES, STRESSING THAT
ONLY COMPARTY AND CGT ARE AGAINST POLICY OF MAKING WORKERS
SUFFER CONSEQUENCES OF PAST FAILURES TO INVEST AND
MODERNJLZE FRENCH INDUSTRY. (6 MIN: FRENCH 1830)
51 F- IENDSHIP PANORAMA. (RPT FINNISH 011530)..(FINNISH'1530)
52 HELSINKI DISPATCH ON JOUKO KAJANOJA, CKP CHIN, DELIVERING
SPEECH AT SKP CC SESSION IN WHICH HE STRESSED IMPORTANCE TO CONTINUE
PARTY LINE WITH ACTIVE PARTICIPATION OF ALL SKP MEMBERS AND LARGE
MASSES OF WORKERS, GIVING HIS VIEWS ON FII'IALND'S CORRENT INTERNAL
POLICY SITUATION. ALSO INTERNATIONAL SITUATION AND STRESSING
BENEFITS OF INTERNATIONALISM AMONG COMMUNISTS. (FINNISH 1700)
TAKE 4 OF SEVERAL 54
LD031405
F CA
1...L S -0-
+-A4
54 "AFRICA AS WE SEE IT": NIKOLAY FEDOROV ON REVOLUTION IN
ETHIOPIA (35 MIN). ALEKSANDR FEDOROV ON PEASANTS ASSOCIATIONS
IN AFRICA (4.5 MIN); ANON REPORT ON INTL SOCIALIST WOMENS MTG IN
LUANDA (3.5 MIN). (AMHARIC 011530)
"AFRICA AS WE SEE IT": ALEKSANDR FEDOROV ON TENSION IN
SOUTHERN AFRICA (8 MIN); NIKOLAY FEDOROV ON SUCCESS OF ETHIOPIAN
RE l T I ON (4 MIN). (SOMALI 1600) 0 2 MAR 1984
c7~
CA AS WE SEE IT". (RPT ENGAF 011700) (FRENCHAF 012030)
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
1J
'SOCIALIST COUNTRIES AND AFRICAN COUNTRIES THAT FOLLOW
SOCIALIST POLICY": REPORT ON INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT IN
BULGARIA: PROFILE OF HUNGARIAN MUSICIANS: REVIEW OF ECON
DEVELOPMENT IN ETHIOPIA. (10 MIN OVERALL: SOMALI 044 600 AMHARIC
S 15-30)
~ ~+ko Pi 1L
56 "AFR?A AS WE SEE IT": ANON ON ANGOLAN WOMEN'S DAY MARKED
2 MAR, RECALLING FIRST CONGRESS OF ANGOLAN WOMEN'S SOCIETY A YEAR
AGO, NOTING CONGRESS DECISIONS HAD A WIDE RESPONSE, SHOWING
THAT ANGOLAN WOMEN SUPPORT POPULAR GOVT, POINTING OUT GOVT IS
DOING MUCH FOR WOMEN, WHO ENJOY EQUAL RIGHTS WITH MEN, MENTIONING
TIES BETWEEN ANGOLAN WOMEN'S SOCIETY AND THAT OF SOVIET WOMEN 'S
CMTEE (3 MIN); ALEKSANDR SERGEVEV ON NIGERIAN GOVT'S STAND
ON NAMIBIAN ISSUE RE UNCONDITONALLY GRANTING INDEPENDENT TO
NAMIBIA UNDER LDRSHIP OF SWAPO AND REJECTING ATTEMPTS TO LINK
SOLUTION TO THIS QUESTION WITH WITHDRAWAL OF CUBAN TROOPS FROM
ANOLJL.A, ALSO TOUCHING ON N I G E R I A ' S i~rl'f NI) Ui i CHAD, C; I I I NC JOT NT
NIGERIAN-LIBYAN COMNUNIOUC FOLLOWING VISIT TO NIGERIA BY
HOD AS--SALAM AHNAL JALLUD OF L_ I B YA (;3 MIN); ALEKSANDfl F"E= DC)I' OV
REPLYING TO AFRICAN LISTENERS ON HOW AGRI COOP CAN BENEFIT AFRICAN
GARNERS, NOTING AFRICAN FARMERS WANT TO MODERNIZE THEIR AGRI AND
THIS CAN BE DONE RAPIDLY THROUGH AGRI COOP, GIVING SOCIALIST
COUNTRIES AGRI POLICY AS EXAMPLE (4 MIN). (ENGAF 1700 2000;
ITEM 0 ANGOLAN WOMEN ONLY PORTAF 1830)
58 ANON INTVWING ETHIOPIAN SPORTS INSTRUCTORS WHO COMPLETED
INSTRUCTORS COURSE IN MOSCOW, GIVING THEIR ACCOUTN OF COURSE AND
SPORT. (5 MIN: AMHARIC 011530)
.01-1 IV
60 INTVW WITH AFRICAN STUDENT AWARDED A DEGREE FROM AGRI
S, CADEMY IN MOSCOW. (RPT FRENCHAF 282030 ON 29 FEB LIST) (FRENCHAF
t*,, 012030)
USsi C
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
is S
61 YURIY GLUKHOV PRAVDA ON U. S. INTERFERENCE IN LE13ANUr
Std RE VISIT BY CASPAR WEINBERGER TO U.S. SHIP SAND HIS TALKS WITH
~_Aw t3
(A-IS MARINES. ( 300 TEXT SENT: TASSE 0818 TASSR 012205)
62 SERGEY LOSEV ON SITUATION IN MIDEAST AND CHERNENKO REMARKS
Mir sit
ABOUT U. S. PO IN LEBANON. (SENT: ENGINTER 2100 ENGNA 2300)
Lcb''J)rj C AA't'
&t0? X63 "WI DOW ON ARAB WORLD" INCL REPORT ON UNSC DEBATE ON
SITUATION IN BEIRUT. (TASSE 011125) j4.5 MIN); ANON ON JUMAYYIL'S
VISIT TO SYRIA AND HIS TALKS WITH PRESIDENT ASAD, NOTING WESTERN
Tnd to Itn1Sc PRESS SAID VISIT PROVES FAILURE OF U. S. POLICY IN MIDEAST, QUOTING
U'cSr'
DAILY-'TELEGRAPH AND LE MONDE _(3 MIN). (ARABIC 1530) Lt S
64 ANON NEW YORK REPORT ON DISCUSSION TAKING PLACE IN UNSC
I IBS
(,cSSII~ 65 PAVEL KUZNETSOV ON UN DEBATE ON LEBANON AND USSR'S VETO
514 FRENCH ER 012100 CZECH/SLOVAK 1600)
~NSG
OF DRAFT RESOLUTION URGING SENDING OF UN TROOPS T BEIRUT AS
S~f REPLACEMENT FOR SO-CALLED MULTINATL FORCES. (RPT ENGINTER
Lthaou& u , , _ioC 0 i 90) (ENGNA 0001) b'S
66 INTVW WITH (JAMIL SHAHADA), PALESTINIAN TU LEADER, ON
LEBANESE SITUATION, SAYING THAT UNSC RESOLUTION ON LEBANON WAS
REJECTED AS IT WAS AGAINST INTERESTS OF CONCERNED PARTIES AND
DEMANDING U. S. WITHDRAWAL FROM AND END OF I SI2 ALL I I-LUST I L I T I ES AGAINST
196 LEBANON. (4-3 MIN: ENGINTER 14t0 i S#-0 ITALIAN 1890 GERHAN 1600
TURKISH 11100 SWAHIL..I 17-30 BULGARIAN 1630 CZECH/SLOVAK 11.,00 POLISH
1-500 1-IUNGAF I AN 20G0 SERBO 1700 MAND 1230 1600' LAO 1300 CAMB 1-330
URDU 1300 ENG 1500 BURM 1430 INDO 1330 15000
a~ r 0 2 MAR 1984
ANON ON VIEWS OF NEAREAST COUNTRIES AS TO STEP TAKEN AT
UNSC1 REVIEWING PROCEEDINGS OF UNSC, SOVIET VETO TO DISPATCH 0
RO0?S TO LEBANON. (4-3 MIN: PERSIAN 1500 1700. KOR 1330)
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
RE SITUATION IN BEIRUT. (RPT TASSE 011125) (ENGINTER 0710 1-010
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
?
68 TIMOSHKIN 'WEEKLY TALK' RE STMTS BY REGAN AND OTHER U. S.
OFFICIALS INDICATING THAT WASHINGTON WILL PERSIST WITH'ITS PRESENCE
IN LEBANESE WATERS, MENTIONING WEINBERGER'S TROP TO MIDEAST AND
CONGRATULATIONS TO MARINES ON THEIR WORK IN LEBANON WHICH KILLED
THOUSANDS OF PPL, MENTIONING THAT BSERVERS EXPECT NEW
OPERATIONS WITH PARTICIPATION OF AMERICAN MARINES, POINTING OUT
SHAMIR ORDERED ARMY COMMANDER TO BOLSTER POSITIONS IN SOUTHERN
LEBANON, CLAIMING U.S. SENT ITS FLEETS TO GULF WATERS ON PRETEXT
OF PROTECTING AMERICA DIPLOMATS IN IRAN, STRESSING WASHINGTON POLICY
QNL..Y ITC-1.P TO INCREASE ANTAGONISM OF ARABS AGAINST U. S. (ARABIC
0 PALESTINIAN ARAB CORNER: SERGEY YEVGENYEV "CRIME AND
PUNISHMENT ZIONIST STYLE," NOTING FOUR YEARS AFTER CRIME COMMITTED
AGAINST ARAB MAYORS IN WEST BANK INVESTIGATION WAS COMPLETED,
NOTING AT FIRST BEGIN SAID INTER-ARAB RIVALRY WAS BEHIND CRIME,
BUT BECAUSE OF PUBLIC CRITICISM AN INVESTIGATION WAS STARTED,
POINTING OUT THIS SHOWED ZIONIST EXTREMISTS WERE BEHIND CRIME,
STRESSING THOSE RESPONSIBLE WERE GIVEN MINIMAL SENTENCES; FORMER
AL-ANSAR CAMP DETAINEE THANKS RADIO MOSCOW FOR PUBLICITY IT GAVE
TO DETAINEES CAUSE; OFFICIAL OF SOVIET SOCIAL QUARTERS CMTEE FOR
SOLIDARITY WITH PALESTINIAN PPL STATING THAT CMTEE KNOWS THAT
PALESTINIAN PPL IS SUFFERING A LOT AT HAND OF ZIONISM, IMPISM AND
REACTION, CMTEE STRIVES TO WIDEN CIRCLE OF SOLIDARITY WITH
PALESTINIAN PPL. (ARABIC 1530) / ~,, 0 2 MAP 11984
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
TAKE a ul- Vt Fc++i
`uia ~1L 1 u,; i [.) 2 MAR 84
69 VIKTOR ILYICHEV NOTING INCREASING U.S. PRESENCE IN MIDEAST
AND GULF REGIONS. (RPT ENGINTER 011410) (GERMAN 1000 SWAHILI
01 T 30 GREEK 01 1900 JAP 011200) {~-S
_T
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
71 REPORT ON CELEBRATION HELD IN MOSCOW FRIENDSHIP HOUSE TO
(MARK MOROCCAN ACCESSION TO THRONE DAY, QUOTING STMTS BY CHMN
a(Y' ADMIN OF SOVIET SOCIETY FOR FRIENDSHIP WITH MOROCCAN PPL PAYING
TRIBUTE TO SOVIET-MOROCCAN RELATIONS OF FRIENDSHIP, ALSO QUOTING
Morae D alJthV
MOROCCAN AMBASSADOR ALSO PRAISING SOVIET-MOROCCAN RELATIONS.
tl,SSiti (ARABIC 1500)
72 SUI'U'IARY INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS JOURNAL MAINTAINING PROTRACTED
HOSTILITIES BETWEEN IRAN AND IRAQ HAVE MOST CLEARLY DEMONSTRATED
WHOLE ABSURDITY OF THAT WAR, STRESSING THAT WAR IS CONTRARY TO
INTERESTS OF BOTH COUNTRIES. (350 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1300)
73 REPORTS DATELINED BAGHDAD, NICOSIA AND NEW YORK ON CONFLICT
BETWEEN IRAN AND IRAQ. (300 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1342 TASSR 1126)
74 INTL DIARY: INCL VIKTOR LEVIN ON IRAN-IRAQ CONFLICT. (RP
HOME 011745) (ORBITA 1115)
75 ANON ON BOOK "IRAN-CHANGES IN ECON FIELD DURING YEARS
60-70" WRITTEN BY A SOVIET IRANOLOGIST AND PUBLISHED IN USSR.
crc ,J (4 MI PERSIAN 1700)
.. MA i f
76 ANATOLIY KORITSKIY AIVY'%mmm ulornivri .:v.+. ??-?-
EEC HINDERS TURKISH EXPORTS THROUGH HIGH CUSTOMS DUTIES TO TURKISH
GOODS AND U. S. DEMANDS REDUCTION IN VOLUME OF EXPORTS OF TEXTILES
TO THIS COUNTRY, STRESSING TURKEY SHOULD NOT RELY ON U.S. AND EEC
E t== C-
3 0 ~l, -r~1-dEr 19aa
APL 12ef~
78 ANON ON ONE YEAR SINCE OFFICIAL VISIT TO ATHENS BY NIKOLAY
T I KHONOV, NOTING FOUR-DAY VISIT TO GREECE BECAME A SERIOUS LANDMARK
IN I')EVE1.O1'MENT OF ESTABLISHING MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING AND CUNpIDENCC-,:
I3C."I'"tJl":LN TWO COUNTRIES, STRESSING HOW AGHTS REACHED IN COURSE OF
(~ I >>J
~.~ VISIT GAVE A NEW IMPETUS IN ADVANCEMENT OF BILATERAL RELATIUNS
BETWEEN TWO COUNTRIES. (GREEK 261600) .
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
FOR I REASE OF VOLUME OF EXPORTS. (3 MIN: TURKISH 1400)
0
77 SUMMARY G. SHAPOVALOV NEW TIMES ON 60TH ANNIV ESTABLISHMENT
OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN USSR AND GREECE. (300 TEXT:
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
0 ?
eIPrUS
t,-S
Cyrus
Lk SS(L
STAT
o gkarj
SI
79 ANON ON POSITION OF U.S. AND WESTERN COUNTRIES TOWARD
CYPRUS, POINTING TO BRITISH MILITARY BASES ON ISLAND AND CONSTANT
EXERCIZES THAT TAKE PLACE BETWEEN BRITISH AND AMERICAN FORCES,
AND BRITAIN PUTTING ITS AIRPORT IN AKROTIRI AT DISPOSAL OF U.S.
MILITARY, STRESSING THAT U.S. AND WESTERN COUNTRIES INTEREST IN
CYPRUS IS ONLY FRO MPOINT OF VIEW OF MILITARY STRATEGY. (3 f'IIN
POOR: T17 KISH 011830)
80 ANON ON CYPRIOT DOCTOR WHO GOT HIS FIRST DEGREE IN MOSCOW
IN 1970 AND NOW HAS RECEIVED A PHD DEGREE, QUOTING HIS SPEECH AT
DEFENSE OF HIS TITLE AND SPEECH OF RECTOR OF UNIVERSITY. (6
MIN: GREEK 011600)
(j(
AFGHANISTAN
81 REPORT ON RECENT PRESS CONF IN KABUL, AT WHICH DOCUMENTS
WERE PRESENTED TO AFGHAN AND FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS PROVING AMERICAN
INVOLV)ENT IN SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES. (5 MIN: ALBANIANC1530)
83 REPORT ON REMARKS BY ONE OF FOUNDERS OF JAP SOC I AL'I STl'
MVM'f ON PROGRESS ACHIEVED IN AFGHANISTAN FOLLOWING REVOLUTION i;ND
ON N010LAI IZATION OF SITUATION III COUNTRY. (4 MIN: DARI 1500)
84 EXCERPTS ON BOOK "NEW AFGHANISTAN" BY INDIAN JOURNALIST.
(6. 5 MIN: MAND 0700)
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
is ?
35 "FROM MOSCOW'S VIEWPOINT", REVIEW OF WEEK'S EVENTS:
REPORTS IN THE SOVIET AND AFGHAN PRESS INDICATE THAT THE 630
ANNIVERSARY OF THE FIRST SOVIET-AFGHAN TREATY OF FRIENDSHIP
WAS MARKED WIDELY IN BOTH COUNTRIES. NOW, AS 63 YEARS AGO, THE
SOVIET UNION SUPPORTS THE AFGHAN PEOPLE WHO FIVE ADOPTED A
~hriJ ~rt~~ COURSE OF PROGRESSIVE CHANGE. SOVIET PUBLIC CIRCLES RESOLUTELY
CONDEMN THE CONSPIRACIES OF IMPERIALIST AND REACTIONARY FORCES,
0
,EXPRESS THEIR SOLIDARITY WITH THE HEROIC AFGHAN PEOIPLE, AND ARE
F~hP '
CONFIDENT OF THEIR FINAL VICTORY. OTHER IMPORTANT EVENTS OF LAST
WEEK INCLUDE THE PLENUM OF THE PDPA CENTRAL COMMITTEE WHICH
ADOPTED DECISIONS ON AN ESCALATION OF THE STRUGGLE AGAINST THE
COUNTERREVOLUTIONARIES AND CONSOLIDATION OF THE GOVERNMENT'S
AUTHORITY, AND ALSO A KABUL NEWS CONFERENCE IN WHICH FALSE
ACCUSATIONS BY THE CIA ON THE USE OF CHEMICAL WEAPONS BY SOVIET
G-~ FORCES IN AFGHANISTAN WERE EXPOSED. IT IS ESSENTIAL TO NOTE TO
WHICH METHODS IMPERIALIST AND REACTIONARY FORCES ARE RESORTING
IN ORDER TO INTIMIDATE THE AFGHAN PEOPLE AND TO PREVENT THEM FROM
BUILDING A NEW LIFE. THE SUBVERSIVE AND TERRORIST ACTIVITIES OF
THESE FORCES INFLICT HEAVY MATERIAL LOSSES ON THE DRA, AND THE
CASUALTIES STEMMING FROM THESE CRIMINAL DEEDS CANNOT BE
COMPENSATED. NEVERTHELESS, IT CAN BE SAID THAT ALL THE
CONSPIRACIES OF THE FOES OF THE AFGHAN PEOPLE ARE MEETING WITH
FAILURE, AND THE PEOPLE OF AFGHANISTAN ARE GRADUALLY UNITING
FURTHER AROUND THE PDPA AND THE REVOLUTIONARY GUVERNHE'I' T. (10 HH11NN:
~T)
H NA
86 CHI YOUTH PROGRAM: REPORT ON YOUTH ACTIVITIES IN USSR, OTHER
~` R 198
i Ss~- COUN IES. (8 MIN: MAND 1600) ..~ 1- 0?
87 ALEKSEYEV ON ANNIV OF MANGHUKUO, RECOUNTING CHI PPLS
SUFFERINGS UNDER JAP REPRESSION, NOTING REVIVAL OF JAP
CAPOi V
0.~ IMPISH, PLOT TO LEAD CHINA TO CAPITALISM. (6.5 MIN: MANS 0700)
~Ao 0 t*v Ic" A .5
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
? ?
ASIA/FAR EAST
SQ TABS POLITICAL ANALYST ASKOLD BIRYUKOV ON MAKING
INDIAN OCEAN A ZONE OF PEACE, REUSA BUILDING UP ITS MILIT
PRESENCE IN AREA USING ARMED CONFLICT BETWEEN IRAN AND IRAQ.
jo (600 TEXT SENT: TASSE 2019) (.LS
09 ANON TASS WASHINGTON DISPATCH ON ADMIRAL CROWE'S
TESTIMONY TO CONGRESS ON MILIT SPENDING, NOTING INCREASED U.S
1acic. O?
n ".:c
T-r,t(Q 0.
1
NUCLEAR ARMS IN PACIFIC. (RPT VIET 011300) (3 MIN: JAP 011200)
90 ANON CRITICIZING U.S. MILITARY BUILDUP IN INDIAN OCEAN
AND REITERATING SOVIET SUPPORT OF NONALIGNED NATIONS'
PROPOSAL TO TURN INDIAN OCEAN REGION INTO ZONE OF PEACE AND
HOLDING OF U.S.-SPONSORED INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR THIS PURPOSE.
S Sr' (4 NDO 1330 1500) US
91 (ASCOL ALEKSANDROV) : REFERS TO RECENT CPSU CC POLITBURO
MEETING WHICH DISCUSSED INDIAN OCEAN SITUATION AMONG OTHER TH I NGS;
DENIES ANY SOVIET PRESENCE IN INDIAN OCEAN AND CRITICIZES U.S.
end+p. (~?
BUILDUP AND NUCLEAR BUILDUP IN INDIAN OCEAN. REAFFIRMS SOVIET
I~-SSA- P01'4_ SUPPORT FOR LITTORAL STATES' DEMAND TO MAKE INDIAN OCEAN A PEACE
(-~ n. ZONE. (5 MIN: URDU 1300 HIND 1400 BEND 1500) US
kA
INTERVIEW WITH REAR ADMIRAL (PIOTOR YUROYEV) ANSWERING
LISTENERS' QUERIES ON INDIAN OCEAN, DENYING ANY EXISTENCE OF
SOVIET PRESENCE IN INDIAN OCEAN, AND ACCUSING U.S. OF MILITARIZIATION
OF IND
IAN OCEAN. REAFFIRMING SOVIET SUPPORT TO CONVENING
G~SS~
las CONFE NCE ON INDIAN OCEAN. (5 MIN: BENG 1500 BUR 1430)
S
V-
93 (LEONID VASILIVICH) NOTING THAT THAILAND'S
TRADE DEFICIT WITH JAPAN AMOUNTS TO ABOUT 60 PERCENT OF
OVERALL FIGURE. POINTS OUT THAT THIS PROBLEM WILL BE EXTREMELY
DIFFICULT TO SOLVE DUE TO JAPANESE PROTECTIONISTIC MEASURES
AND JAPANESE LOANS, WHICH ARE AIMED AT RETAINING THAILAND AS SUPPLIEI'~
OF RAW MATERIALS AND INCREASING THAILAND'S ECONOMIC DEPENDENCE ON
JAPAN.(6 MIN: THAI 1100)
(19
"
- 1 0 2 MAR 1984
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
TIAA+a v
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
4P ?
94 IZVESTIYA ON RECENT THAI VISIT OF U.S. PACIFIC
FLEET CDR, SCORING U. S. PLAN TO PUSH ASEAN INTO MILITARIST PATH.
Gt.S
(4 MIN. VIET 1300)
95 REPORT ON MOSCOW MTG TO CELEBRATE USER-JAP SOCIE5TY
Ol? I"I C I Al_ ' `9 II 11ZTHDAY; flECOL..l._i-:CT I ONS OF RADIO MOSCOW JAP ANNOUNCER.
96 ANON FROM LENINGRAD ON VIET COAL EXPLOITATION, COOP OF
,VIET, SOV SPECIALISTS, INCL INTVW WITH CHIEF ENGINEER. (3 MIN:
VIET 1JUU)
TAKE I UI' 3E VEI (~1... CUl irlk:'1V 1 .'+1('r i 1 ~l 1'IU`3GUld l Ul l: Ul., l U?, I is U c?
LD031510
97 "SOCIALIST COUNTRIES": LEONID KRICHEVSKIY ON CEMA,
DESCRIBING ITS HISTORY AND COOP IT EXTENDS AMONG MEMBER
NATIONS. (6 MIN: HIND 1400)
99 SPECIAL PROGRAM DEVOTED TO 106TH ANNIV BULGARIA'S
tout" "LIBERATION FROM OTTOMAH YOKE." (20 MIN, INCL MUSIC:
1-' b 4d t-ii 1630) '7 ro aN I ( 0 2 MAR 1984
100 ANON NOTING NORTH OSSENTIYAN ASSR WILL PARTICIPATE
IN THIS YEAR'S SPRING FAIR IN LEIPZIG, INFO ABOUT
PRODUCTS WHICH WILL BE SHOWN THERE, FACTS ON CULTURAL AND ECON
DEVE PMENT OF REPUBLIC. (4 MIN: GERMAN 1700)
7
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
98 ANON ON 30TH ANNIV CAMPAIGN TO RCLAIM
VIRGIN LANDS IN USSR, ALSO MENTIONING SOVIET ASSISTANCE TO
~~bQ~ta 0tn ALBANIA IN LAND RECLAMATION PROJECTS IN POSTWAR YEARS. (5
W
~,I SSR C&NI
I MIN, ArCI AV I AN 1530)
V,r tnl
L JS
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
? ?
101 VOICES OF FRIENDSHIP: REPORT ON GEORGIY DIMITROV'S
ARRIVAL IN MOSCOW 50 YRS AGO, INCL RECORDED FRAGMENT OF HIS
SPEECH MADE AFTER ARRIVAL I N MOSCOW, NOT 1 Nu 1:) I F?i I I IUIJV 113 1] 1'A NC;
HA) LL'D AE; 'I`TI?ZELESS FIVHTEfl AGAINST FASO, ISH 1N CE NHANY, FUN
(D,t&it'WHICH CONFIRMED INCREASED ECON GROWTH OF SOCIALIST STATES,
U-) 0- jy1 a I -
Lt Igo, v C- D I ? EAC E . AND SOCIAL PROGRESS (6 MIN); REF TO EEC MTG I N GENEVA
CITING FACTS ON ECON ACHIEVEMENTS IN CEMA COUNTRIES s 55 M T NN L
INFO ABOUT VISIT OF TWO SOVIET FILM PRODUCERS IN GDR AND ABOUT
ek"~ 60C) THEIR FILMS NOW SHOWN IN GDR CINEMAS (5 MIN.. (16 MIN OVERALL
DA- GERMAI 700)
~L S S1
aett, ollo
ukt
104 REPOR TON SOVIET PRESS ACCOUNT OF REGULAR SESSION OF
Cad
CHERNENKO. GROMYKO AND KUZNETSOV HAD WITH YUGOSLAV LEADERS,
I CL ONE MIN QUOTE COMMUNIQUE ISSUED. L 5 MIN OVERALL.: SERI30
,.Ar/ G~in.y
I1?
105 REPORT (COMMUNIQUE) ON CONCLUSION OF YUGOSLAV DELEGATION
USSR Vy~. (TASSE 0120067 (BRIEF: SPANLA 0000 SPANCUBA 0100)
102, "AT AN ACUTE ANGLE" (RPT POLISH 011400) (POLISH 1400)
us
106 YURIY STEPANOV GIVING ACCOUNT dF`WORKING FRIENDLY
VISIT BY YUGOSLAV VICE-PRESIDENT VIDOJE ZARKOVIC'S VISIT TO
j_ USSR AND TALKS CONDUCTED BETWEEN SOVIET AND YUGOSLAV LDRS.
(SENT: SERBO 1700 2000)
SOCIALISM
107 DEVELOPED DEMOCRACY IN DEVELOPED SOCIALISM": PROF
YERMOLAYEV NOTING LEADING PARTY OF CPSU GAINS IMPORTANCE AS
DEMOCRACY PROGRESS. MAINTAINING THIS HAPPENS STRICTLY WITHIN
SOVIET CONSTITUTION, TOUCHING ON CHERNENKO'S SPEECH AT FEB
SDI SL-( PLENUM. (POLISH 1500)
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
p5iuk 17 0, 00)
 S
U-S US
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
108 "WAVE OF FRIENDSHIP ON RADIO." QRPT AMHARIC 151530 ON
109 SUMMARY SOVETSKAYA ROSSIYA "SPACE STATIONS IN PENTAGON'S
SIGHTS" ON PENTAGON'S PLAN OF DEPLOYING ANTISATELLITE SYSTEMS
AT AIR BASES IN USA AND OUTSIDE. (330 TEXT SENT: TASSE 2012)
L S II
u.SStI- OS
110 SCI AND TECH: INCL SERGEY (OZNOBISHEV) ON OBJECTIVES
OF SPACE PROGRAMS OF USA AND USSR, STRESSING HUMANITARIAN AND
SCIENTIFIC VALUE AS WELL AS EMPHASIZING ASPECT OF INTL COOP OF
SOV PROGRAMS BUT ENHANCING AGGRESSIVE CHARACTER OF U.S. PROGRAM
AIMED AT WORLD SUPREMACY THRU NEW COSMIC SPACE WAR. (5 MIN:
ITAL ? 0)
III VLADISLAV KOZYAKOV ON REPORT FROM WASHINGTON THAT LARRY
SPEAKES HAD SAID THAT REAGAN HAD NOT YET MADE UP HIS MIND ABOUT
COMING TO AN AGMT ON ANTISATELLITE WEAPONS SYSTEMS; USSR HAS MADE
CONSTRUCTIVE PROPOSALS ON'SUBJECT WHICH IF TAKEN BY USA WOULD LEAD
TO STOPPING AN ARMS RACE IN SPACE BEFORE IT GE 'T's UNDERWAY: USA
HOWEVER UNDER VARIOUS PRETEXTS LIKE VERIFICATION PROBLE1,16,
DISTORTION OF SOVIET STAND, HAS NOT RESPONDED; REAL REASUN FOR THIS
IS THAT TALKS ABOUT CURBING ARMS RACE IS INCOMPATIBLE WITH HUGE
U.S. STRATEGIC MILIT BUILDUP AND ATTEMPTS TO ATTAIN MILIT
SUP I OR I TY. (5 MIN, POOR: ENGNA 0001) t'
u( '.. 11 0 2 1V1/\R 1584
112 PETR PELEKHOV REPORT ON PROGRESS OF SPACE FLIGHT: WORK
IN FLIGHT CONTROL CENTER IS NOW ESPLY INTENSE, SINCE POSITION OF
FLIGHT ORBIT ALONG EQUATOR--SOCALLED 'PRECESSION' OF ORBIT -- HAS
PLACED ORBITAL COMPLEX IN A ZONE OF MINIMAL RADIOVISIBILITY.
COMMUNICATION LINKUP SESSIONS HAVE BECOME SHORT WHILE THERE IS
LOT INFO TO BE TRANSMITTED. (3.5 MIN: MAYAK 2030)
113 SCI AND TECH: INCL COSMONAUT VALENTIN LEBEDEV ON
EXPERIMENTS ABORAD SPACESHIP. (5 MIN: GERMAN 1600)
S
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
? ?
116 SPACE QUIZ. (SERBO 2000 f~MANDSEA 12;30 1 NDO 1330)
SOVIET ELECTION CAMPAIGN
117 GORBACHEV 29 FEB ADDRESS TO IPATOVO CONSTITUENCY
YOUTH PROGRAM: MOTHER OF CZECHOSLOVAK COSMONAUT VLADIMIR
REMEK DESCRIBES HER MEMORIES OF DAY OF GACARIN'S FIRST FLIGHT
AND EFFECT IT HAD ON HER SON. INTERSPERSED WITH RECORD OF
INTVW WITH GAGARIN'S MOTHER ON HER FEELINGS ON DAY OF GAGARIN'S
FLIG, (CZECH/SLOVAK 1600)
~KE i:_lil_ LVk.i~r~t CLJi?II'1I NNfr,l LILil ilU: Culi i? '1Ar2 84
ELECTORATE (HOME 011355; (17-10 MIN: SPANCUBA 0100 SPANLA 0000
FRENCHINTER 012100 SOMALI 011600 POLISH 1400 KOR 0930 LAO 1030 I3UR
1030 1430 HIND 1130 URDU 1200; 9-4 MIN: ENGINTER 0710 1010 1410
FRENCHINTER 042100 SPANISH 012000 GERMAN 1000 FINN 1530 GREEK
011-900 TURK 0-1 1 83 1 400 PERSIAN 1500 DARI 15570
ENGAFR 012000 SWAHILI 011730/TWICE/ AMHARIC 012530 ALBANIAN -1530
CZECH/SL.OVAK t6090 KOR 13-30 LAO 1300 CAMB 1330 INDO 1330 1500
URDU 1300 BENG 1500 THAI 1100; 2-1 MIN: ENGINTER 0800 0900 100
11-00 1200 1300 1400 FRENCHINTER 012100 ENGNA 0001 SPANISH 0-12230
GERMAN 1000 FINN 1530 GREEK 011600 01190"0 TURK
0I1830 1400 FRENCHAFR 012030 AMHARIC 1530 POLISH 1400 1500 KOR 0930
1130 1330] MAND 0700 1230 LAO 1030 1300 CAMB 1330 MANDSEA 1230
INDO 1330 HIND 1130 URDU 1200 1300 BENG 1500 THAI 1"0 I3UR 1-930;
BRIEF: SPANLA 0000 SPANCUBA 0100)
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
114 REPORT ON ACTIVITIES OF CREW OF SALYUT-7 AND BENEFITS
Sa1:~a'~0 KN EDGE GAINED THERE. (4 MIN, POOR: HUNG 2000)
to () j?
118 TIKHONOV 1 MAR ADDRESS TO MOSCOW NUMBER ON CONSTITUENCY
b,`," ( c
u-p r- P4 ELECTORATE. (MAYAK 291530) (2-1 MIN: GREEK 01-1600 0119570
SOMAi,.L~011600 AMHARIC 011530)
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
? 10
CONSTITUENCY VOTERS. (6 MIN. SENT: MAYAK 1660 HOME 1.607 ORB I TA 160.
3 MI MAYAK 1 730 2100 ORI3 I TA 1850 2004 HOME-2050)
5
)S-
119 RELAY 2 MAR ELECTION MTG FOR KUYBYSHEV CONSTITUENCY OF
MOSCOW: ANNOUNCER DESCRIBES SCENE (3 MIN); PROKOFYEV, iS?I' SECY
UYI3YSHEVSSV I Y RAYKOM, , OPENS HIG (F3` CANDIDATE'S AGENT
K
L 11'V I NOV SPEAKS (6 MIN) : DYATLOVA, HEAD OF SECTION AT
CHEMICAL REACTIVES INSTITUTE, SPEAKS (12 MIN); MASHIN, DIRECTOR
OF KHROMATRON WORKS, SPEAKS (9 MINI: LUKASHEVA, SCHOOLTEACHER,
, ,ttSPEAKS (10 MIN); CHERNENKO SPEECH (50 MIN, COMP EV- SENT):
,&tci PROKOFYEV AGAIN THANKS CHERNENKO FOR AGREEING TO STAND, THANKS
HJIM FOR HIS SPEECH; MEETING DECLARD CLOSED.! (OVERALL 1 HOUR 56
MIN, ID: HOME ALL STNS 1355; POOREST: ORI3 I TA 2330)
1 0
LIVE RELAY OF CHERNENKO SPEECH TO VOTERS 2 MAR. (50
121 REPORT ON 2 MAR MEETING
AT PALACE OF CONGRESSES BETWEEN
CHERNENKO AND ELECTORATE OF KUYBYSHEV CONSTITUENCY, INCL
-tLl
It TEXT OF CHERNENKO SPEECH (ANNOUNCER READ -- 46 MIN). (OVERALL 53 M1
c{i e,l
tie
COMP F SENT: HOME 1900)
0 2 MAR 1984
122 REPORTS ON 2 MAR CHERNENKO MEETING WITH KUYBYSHEV
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
? ?
123 CHERNENKO 2 MAR ADDRES STO MOSCOW KUYBYSHEV CONSTITUENCY
ELECTORATE. (TEXT, TEXT SENT: TASS3 1510; SUMMARIES, 2,700
TEXT: TASSE 1507 TASSR 1707; 20 MIN: PORTBRAZ 2200 SPANLA 2300;
19-10 MIN: SPANCHILE 2100 PORTBRAZ 2200 2300/TWICE/ SPANLA 2300
ENGNA 2300 ENGUK 2000 FRENCH 1-830 INTAL 2000 GERMAN
1700 PRERSIAN 1700 1800 SOMALI 14100 DULL 1630 ROMAN 1700
CZECI1I/:3L..0VAK 1-700 HUNG 1-730 9ER130 1-i() ? 2000; 9-3 MIN: ENCINTER -1600
u.~C
-61GC d)%3 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2110 2200 FRENCHIN`rER 1-700 ENGNA 2300
ENGUK 2000 ITAL 1000/TWICE./ 2000 GERMAN 1600/'TWICE/ 1700 (;Lifl'IAUST
2000 ARAB 1730 TWICE/ ENGAFR-1700 PORTAFR -1830
AMHARIC 1-530 SOMALI 1600/TWICE/ SWAHILI 1730/TWICE/ POLISH
1500 HUNG 1730 2000/TWEICE/; 25 . MIENGAFR 1700 2000
PORTAFR 1830 SERBO -1700 2000;-2-1 1 MIN: AMHARIC 1530 POLISH 400 150
cu) CZECH/SLOVAK 1600 1700; BRIEF: PORTBRAZ 2200 2300 SPANLA 2300
kS
KOR 0930 1130 1330, PORTION ON DIALOGUE WITH USA, 110 TEXT
SENT: TASSE 1738; PORTION ON CHEMICAL WEAPONS, 120 TEXT SENT:
po c' TASSE 1742; PORTION ON NORMS OF RELATIONS BETWEEN NUCLEAR
POWERS, 300 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1755; PORTION ON SOV-CHINESE
R ELAT IONS1 4 MIN, SENT: MAND 1 600 )
11
124 INTL DIARY: ROUNDUP OF FOREIGN PRESS AGENCY REACTIONS TO
CHERNENKO SPEECH AT HIS MEETING WITH KUYBYSHEV CONSTITUENCY
ELECTORATE 2 MAR. (8 MIN: ORBITA 2110)
125 ANON REPORT ON SUPSOV ELECTIONS WHICH WIL BE HELD ON 4 MAR.
126 -)(ARLOV) ON SUPSOV ELECTIONS. (6 MIN: MANDSEA 1230)
127 ANNOUNCERS CHAT ABOT ELECTION CAMPAIGN IN USSR. (5 MIN:
._ " ..-- 0 2 PMID? 1984
128 KOROLEV EXPALINS HOW SUPREME SOVIET ELECTIONS ARE CARRIED
OUT.,-\(4 MIN: TURKISH 1400)
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
. .
129 REPORT ON ACTIVITY OF CENTRAL ELECTION COMMITTEE: I?~Ol
-LrC, ELECTIONS TO SUPREME SOVIET. OUTLINES ELECTION PROCEDURE, (4 MIN:
auHUN9-\22000)
130 PROGRAM DEVOTED TO EXPLAINING FUNCTIONS OF SOVIET PARLIAMEN
BETWEEN ELECTIONS. RESPONSIBILITIES AND STRUCTURE OF PARLIAMENT
EXPLAINED. EXAMPLES OF WORK OF CMTEES GIVEN. (4 MIN: ENGINTER
1630 )/ n
131 INTVW WITH ALEKSANDR BIRYUKOVA, SECY OF NATL COUNCIL OF
TUB, ON UNIONS PARTICIPATION IN ELECTIONS, RE 4 MAR SUPSOV
ELECTIONS; UNIONS NUMBER SOME 98 PERCENT OF WORKING POPULATION AND
THEIR MBRS ARE NOMINATED TO ALL EELCTROAL COMMISSIONS AND ALL THESE
COMMISSIONS HAVE TU REPS; SOV CONSTITUTION QUOTED ON SUBJECT,
EXPAL..INING HOW CONTACT,,IS MAINTAINED BETWEEN ELECTED
PARL_ I AI1EN1"AR I ANS AND PPL AND TUS. (6 11114: ENGNA 0001)
rr,
TgLL J l:)F" Ci' __ c:c L4,.,~;,p~l fllt Y L_ 1 `~.~.; ciUf,CU4j JHSOL,
LD031513
LIFE IN USSR
132 SUMMARY PRAVDA EDITORIAL ON SOCIALIST PLEDGES AND TASKS
OF AGRICULTURAL WORKERS. (1 MIN: ORBITA 0200)
o
CPSu ^'`S5 133 CPSU CC MSG ON 30TH ANNIV VIRGIN LANDS CAMPAIGN. (MAYAK
aNwc V 2908 ) (BRIEF: HOME 0304)
Vi , cif 1-4 rwl,9
/Z' 3 0 2 fvWtF( 1984
134 ROGACHEV ON 30TH ANNIV VIRGIN LANDS AMELIORATION CAMPAIGN.
11
--(RP_
- ? '" S,1-QA 01160Q) (SPANISH 012000)
9
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
 Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4
? ?
135 TABS INTVW WITH VIKTOR MANYAKIN, DEP HEAD OF USSR CENT"NAL
STATISTICAL DIRECTORATE, ON ECONOMIC EFFECT OF OPENING UP OF
VIRGIN LANDS IN USSR. RE 30TH ANNIV OF CAMPAIGN. (380 TEXT SENT:
an-N~v
LSSi- o(2 TASSR 0835 TASSE 2205)
ICIS
136 REPORT ON CONTENTS OF SOVETKSYA TURKOLOGIYA DEVOTED TO
TURKIC LANGUAGES, CULTURE AND LITERATURE. (3 MIN: TURK 1400)
137 VISITOR: CUBAN POET DAVID (FELICIANO), SPANCURA 0100
L17~
138 MISC INTERNAL USSR ITEMS:
A
GLOBAL 5 SOV 10 DEMOC 5 EUR
6 NORTHAM 2 LATAM 5 MIDEAST 4 AFR 5 ABC 15 ASNC 5
Cr 4
POOR : LNG I N I E:ft 2010 ARAB 1730 E N0AF I"i 01L)000 2000
PART MISSED: SPANISH 012230 TURK 1400
(ENDALL)
13T
#6638
..~ ~~ 0 2 fjhi 'iJL4
Approved For Release 2009/07/09: CIA-RDP94-01353R002301680005-4