TAKE 1 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 21 APR 84

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• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP94-01353R002301710013-1
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• Publication Date: April 21, 1984
• Content Type: MISC

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TAKE 1 OF SEVERAL. -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 21 APR 84
1 VSEVOLOD SHISHKOVSKIY REPORTS FROM GENEVA ON HOW MEMORY
OF LENIN'S FOUH -YtAR RESIDENCE AND ACTIVITIES IN GENEVA ARE
WELL REMEMBEREU>, INCL INTVW WITH PRESIDENT OF GENEVA SECTION OF
SWISS-USSR FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY (2 MIN: HOME 1645)
(k4+41 MARKING 114TH BIRTH ANr4IV OF LENIN. (2 MIN: HOME 1645)
3 YURIY RCSOV ON RESULTS OF HUNGARIAN FOREIGN MINISTER'S
uh~orc~ -FIHVISIT T SCOW. (SENT: HOME 1645)
4 WARSAW CORR VASILIY LISOVIK ON 39TH ANNIV OF SIGNING
Po(avii 34 *o FRIENDSHIP,
~KS AA) IV HO"!E 1649),
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COOPERATION TREATY BETWEEN USSR AND POLAND.
5 ALEKSANOR KURILIN REPORTS THAT SPRING PEACE MARCHES ARE BEING
I O STAGED IN FRG TODAY. (2.5 = HOME 1645)
6 NEW YORK CORR YEVGENIY PETKO ON CRITICISM WITHIN USA OF
CIA'S ACTICNS IN HAVING WATERS OF NICARAGUAN PORTS MINED, CITING
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7 GROMYKO ARTICLE IN MOSCOW NEWS ON 114TH
2 MALI CORR ALEKSEY PORTALSKIY ON FESTIVE MEETING IN BAMAKO
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BIRTH ANNIV OF LENIN
C""'^1jt0CN 22 APRIL, RE SOVIET FOREIGN POLICY COURSE. (ENGNA 182200) mmm~
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(6 MIN:.-'. CMAJIA: 1600)
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8 ANON PRAVDA ON MAIN TRENDS OF SOVIET FOREIGN POLICY.
(ENGINTER 201310) (4.5 MIN: JAP 201200)
~'9- 'SOVEISKY SPORT ON LACK OF PRINCIPLE OF IOC RE, FORTHCOMING
LA GAMES. (4CO TEXT SENT: TASSE 1219 TASSR 0840)
U-5
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10 TASS POLITICAL NEWS ANALYST ROBERT SEREBRENNIKOV REITERATES
tc--SSOVIET STAN( RE LA OLYMPIC GAMES. (#00 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1055
lc S5 (j TASSR 0640)
11 TASS CORRESPONDENT IGOR BORISOV ON HUGE COST OF LOS ANGELES
011 eq( c S GAMES. (500 TEXT SENT: TASSE 0952 TASSR 07.53%)
VIKTUR LEVIN ON NEWS REPORTS ABOUT EAST PEACE MARCHES, POINTING OUT
turn MARCHES THIS YEAR ARE IN PROTEST AGAINST DEPLOYMENT OF U. S
.
"MISS
ILES IN WESTERN EUROPE AND AGAINST U. S. MINING OF NICARAGUAN
-Diplu~ COASTAL WATERS (3. 5 til~J). (ORBITA 0930 1245 1330)
(LSS Ie5 ftwwmwwww~
13 "THF INTERNATIONAL COMMUNIST AND WORKERS MOVEMENT": BRIEF
NEWS ITEMS FROM VARIOUS COUNTRIES ON ACTIVITIES BY COMMUNIST,
WORKERS ~ARTIES. (5 MIN: ALBANIAN 201430)
14 "IN SOCIALIST COUNTRIES" PROGRAM: ANON ON SOV LOYALTY TO
LFNIN, COOP WITH OTHER SOCIALIST COUNTRIES (5 MIN); ANON ON
(VIDORASKO) PRAVDA ARTICLE ON SOCIALIST CULTURAL COOP (4.5 MIN);
N.WS FROM SOCIALIST COUNTRIES, INCL WARSAW PACT FORMIN MTG IN
BUDAPEST, POLISH CULTURAL DAY IN MOSCOW, PUBLICATION OF 2 VOLUMES
IF' F- LIA~ WpILI1-
' (--.m CF CHI-RU SIAN DICTIONARY (6 MIN). (15.5 MIN, OVERALL: MAND 0700)
Pula-,A
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FtiC- 15 REPORT ON MOSCOW NEWS CONF HELD BY SOVIET MINISTRY OF
L FOREIGN TRADE AND QUOTING DPTY FOREIGN TRADE MINISTER, GENNADIY
ZHURAVCE~. (5. 5 MIN: HUNGARIAN 2200)
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QUESTIONS ON INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, HISTORY OF CPUSA; LIFE IN
ICELAND; OITUATICN IN CHAD; GUINEA SINCE COUP. (HOME 0800 ORBITA
0900) a 2 $ APR 984
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17 NEUSREIL: INCL TASS COMMENT ON UIXS. DRAFT CONVENTION FOR
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Cc,J IZVESTIYA CORR ALFKSANOR PALLADIN REPORTS ON U.S. CONDITIONS FOR
At.LOWINIG IN SOVIET SHIP CARRYING OLYMPIC DELEGATION, SUCH AS
CARRYING OUi A DE)AILED INSPECTION OF SHIP, STRESSING UNDER OLYMPIC
CHARTER HOST COUNTRY SHOULD GIVE ELEMENTARY HOSPITALITY IRRESPECTIVE
OF RESAT NS BETWEEN COUNTRIES (3 MIN) . (ENGINTER 0810)
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18 ITEM ON USSR YOUTH ORGANISATIONS' PREPARATIONS FOR INTNATL
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-.P6,.~,YOUTH FESI II VAL TO BE HELD IN MOSCOW IN 1985. (FRENCH 1730)
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US5VA, _
1.9 SIDEi. IGHTS FROM THE USSR: INCL' ANON ON PREPS FOR
IRTERNATIO)VAL YLJWH AND STUDENTS' FESTIVAL IN MOSCOW. (3 MIN:
GEKpAN-1 500 )
20 "YOUTH PROGRAM": INCL REVIEW OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR AN INTNATL
FLSTIVAL OF YOUTHS ON INTNATL ISSUES, VARIOUS YOUTHS AND YOUNG
COMMUNIST ORGANS FROM AROUND WORLD HAVE EXPRESSED SUPPORT FOR
FESTIVAL. (PERSIAN 1600)
211 "KNOW THE USSR": ANON REPORT ON FOREIGN STUDENTS GRADUATING
c `n FROM P RICE LUMUMBA FRIENDSHIP UNIVERSITY. (15 MIN: AMHARIC 1530)
3.u0 _6 C-2S 22 )LISTtN3-RS' PROGRAM. (RPT PERSIAN 181600) (PERSIAN 1700)
Nj C 7"" 3
2 0 APR
23 MAILBAG FOR BRITISH LISTENERS: INCL REPLIES BY EDUARD DYATLEV
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AND DORIS MAKSINA ON GREENHAM COMMON WOMEN, INCLUDING COMMENT ON
SUN ARTICLE DENIGRATING GREENHAM WOMEN; SOVIET PEACE INITIATIVES;
BRITISH MIN+.RS' STRIKE AND SCALE OF POLICE OOPERATIONS IN UK TODAY;
WEST YORKSHIRE LISTENER TOLD, CONSIDERING CHURCHILL'S ANTI-SOVIET
STMTS AFTER WAR, THAT NOT ONLY AMERICAN ADMIN WAS TO BLAME FOR
POST-WAR DEJERIGRATION IN RELATIONS BETWEEN USSR AND ITS FORMER
WARTIME WESTERN Al.-LIES, MAINTAINING CREATION OF NATO WAS AN
UN ENDLY ACT.
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TAKE 2 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED
DISARM/PEACE
LlSsil P& ENGINTER 0610 0910 1310 1710 FRENCHINTER 202000 GERMAN
1`00 ITALIAN 1707 SPANISH 202130 ARAB 1630 CZECH/SLOVAK
1600 POLISH 1300 HUNG 1900 SERBO 1900 URDU 1300 BENG
25 YURIY SOLTAN ON REACTION TO CHEMICAL WEAPONS BAN PLAN
AMERICA PRESENTED AT GENEVA DISARM CONF. (RPT ENGINTER
--~ 201310) (5 MIN: JAP 201200) (,L g
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SUMMARY YURIY KRASNOYAROV PRAVDA "WHO IS IT THAT THREATENS
EUROPE," RECALLING GEN ROGERS' STMT THAT NATO COMMAND DOES
NOT PLAN CONTRACTED WARFARE WITH CONVENITONAL ARMS, NOTES
WAY WEST EUROPE HAS BEEN TURNED INTO U. S. NUCLEAR POWDER
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KEG A SPRINGBOARD FOR PREPARING AGGRESSION AGAINST SOCIALIST
24 SUMMARIES PRAVDA EDITORIAL ARTICLE, 21 APR, "PUBLICITY
AND REALITY," ON WIDELY-PUBLICIZED WASHINGTON PROPSOALS ON
BANNING CHEMICAL WEAPONS. (RPT TASSE 201704) (5-3 MIN:
COUNTRIES, ANO THAT NUCLEAR DESTRUCTION OF EUROPE HAS LONG BEEN
PART AND PARCEL OF DOCTRINE OF NEW AMERICAN ORDER IN WORLD.
(6. 5 M ,t ENOU, 1900) k S
SUMMARY BORIS OREKHOV PRAVDA
KV4 OPOSALS AT VIENNA TALKS. (RPT , 21 APR, ON WEST'S
M TASSR 202227) (350 TEXT:
TASSE 0652)
28 ALEKSA'JOR LEDEDEV ON SOVIET PROPOSAL THAT
ALL
NUCLEAR POWERS REACH AGMT ON DEFINITE NORMS OF MUTUAL
RELATIONS. (RPT SEGMENT "DISARM, ISSUE OF DAY" IN ENGINTER.
1301310)
1630 )
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29 ALEKSEY VASILYEV ANALYZES CERTAIN ASPECTS OF ARMS
CONTROL: ARMS REDUCTION AND LIMITATION MEASURES ARE UNTHINKABLE
WIIHOUT CORRESPONDING CONTROL MEASURES, VIEW HELD BY USSR AND
~S MAJORITY OF COUNTRIES. SOVIET DRAFT CONVENTION ON CHEMICAL
ARMS BAN EXPLAINED. PROPOSALS REGARDING CHEMMICAL WEAPONS
ADVANCED BY USA IN GENEVA FITS U.S. STRATEGY OF AVOIDING ANY
COMMITMENTS PREVENTING USA AND NATO FROM GOING AHEAD WITH ARMS
BUILDS AND WA:R PREPS. (4. 5 MIN: ENGNA 2200)
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WS
toy/ TALKS, AND APPRECIATING SOVIET DISARM PROPOSALS (6 MIN:
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U.S. MISSILFS IN WEST EUROPE, DEMANDING RESUMPTION OF INF
30 RADIO FORUM FOR PEACE AND SECURITY IN EUROPE: REVIEW OF
LISTENERS' LTRS EXPRESSING CONCERN ABOUT DEPLOYMENT OF NEW
VS7) LLS
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31 "FOR PEACE AND SECURITY IN EUROPE": EXTRACTS READ FROM WEST
EUxOPEAN LISTENERS' LTRS PRAISING SOVIET STAND, CONDEMNING
USA AND NATO, WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON QUESTION OF U.S.
Ss(- 6"J"r",FVIUM-RANQE MISSILES IN EUROPE. (7 MIN: PORTUGUESE
C~AAM
32 "FOR PEACE AND SECURITY IN EUROPE": LTR FROM WEST
GERMAN READER WHO HAS MOVED TO SPAIN FOLLOWING INSTALLATION OF
PERSHING-2 MISSILES NEAR HIS FORMER HOME AND FEAR THAT THIS
DEPLOYMENT HAS BROUGHT TO COUNTRY; ROUNDUP LTRS
play FROM WEST
MtSSlti S
EUROPEA14 LISTENERS APPROVING USSR'S FOREIGN POLICY OF PEACE.
(ITALIAN ) 900) 'A S
33 (BOLMATOVSKIY) ON 1949 PARIS/PRAGUE WORLD CONGRESS
CF PEAC&,.,FIGHTERS, NOTING SIGNIFICANCE. (5 MIN: MAND 1600)
34 ROUNDU;J ANTIWAR MANIFESTATIONS ON EASTERN PEACE
MAorHES -
OPPOSITION TO NUCLEAR WEAPONS. (3 MIN: MAYAK 1900 ENGINTER 2010
ENGGUK 1900 2 4 APR 1984
wmwmr%LIJ% GROWING ANTIWAR MOVT AND PUBLIC
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35 SUMMARY VLADIMIR KUDRYAVTSEV IZVESTIYA ON REAGAN'S
DIRECTIVE 138 ANU U.S. INTERFERENCE POLICY. (400 TEXT:
pp 'b Ir7 ch"
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TASSE 1516 TASSR 1352) Lc
36 ROUNIOUij POLITICAL EVENTS IN USA: A) U. S. DIPLOMATS IN
V__ "N HONRUAS SAY T; !;;Y CANNOT RULE OUT POSSIBILITY THAT U. S.
HELICOPTERS WITH TWO SENATORS ON BOARD STRAYED OVER
REBEL-HELD TE.';RITORY IN EL SALVADOR. WHAT ELSE CAN YOU
port.
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EXPECT IN A COMBAT ZONE? U. S. OFF'CIALS DENY THAT HELICOPTERS,
WERE ON RECON ,!AISSANCE FLIGHT, BUT CAN THESE DENIALS BE
TKUSTED? SA11F QUESTION APPLIES TO MINING OF NICARAGUAN PORTS
SCANDAL. SENATE INVESTIGATION HAS SHOWN HOW MUCH CIA OPERATES IN
SECRET (1.1% r ? B) BUSH, AT NEWS CONF ON 19 APR, ;SAID USA
IS READY FOR CHEMICAL WEAPONS CONTROLS. THREE'YRS AGO
ADMIN PRESSSEI FOR CHEMICAL REARMAMENT. THIS CASTS DOUBT ON
GI4ay'-S I LACER I T Y OF E-W PROPOSALS. WHAT IS MORE, IT IS ELECTION
rfipdSt1L~Yt.AR (1. 5 MIN); C) REAGAN, IN ADDRESS TO EXPORT TRADE
BUSINESSMEN, SAID ADMIN IS ON THEIR SIDE. OBSERVERS
t t NOTE ACUTE DIFI-ERENCES BETWEEN USA AND JAPAN AND WEST EUROPE.
y tiypo~d'
aQ M3NDALE HAS CRITICIZED U. S. EXPORT POLICY. U. S. GOODS ARE LESS
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37 "WORLD ON U. S. POLICY": STRONG PROTESTS IN WESTERN
EUROPE AGAINST DEPLOYMENT OF NEW U.S. NUCLEAR. MISSILES.
ACCORDING TO INDIAN PRESS, CIA IS USING CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL
d _06-J - WEAPONS AGAINST ASIAN NATIONS. ITALIAN WEEKLY ESPRSESO
SAYS EFFECTS CAF U. S. CHEMICAL WARFARE IN VIETNAM ARE STILL IN
yfVIDENCE. FIINISH DAILY CONDEMNS USA FOR LAYING MIENS OF
~lw NICARAGUAN COAST. VIET OLYMPIC CMTEE CONDEMNS U.S. ADMIN FOR
COMPETITIVE THAN THEY USED TO BE (2. 5 MIN); D) U. S. ARAB
-Now
ANIIDISCRItIII.!ATION CMTEF HAS PROTESTED OVER SCRIPT OF MOVIE
PROTOCOL. FILM DEERHUNTER WAS SIMILARLY INSULTING, IN THIS
CASE TO VIETr.AMESE. HOLLYWOOD DEMANDS TO MANY SACRIFICES
FOR SAKE OF ART (1 MIN). (ENGNA 202300)
G1,0 SEEKING TO BAR ATHLETES OF SOCIALIST COUNTRIES FROM COMPETING IN
~ ... ~ ~
L9 ANGELES GAMES. (3 MIN: ENGNA 2200) 2 j APR 1984
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TAKE 3 OF SEV .RAI. -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 21 APR 84
38 MOSCOW VIEWPOINT: VALENTIN ZORIN SAYS AMERICA HAS BEEN
SWEPT BY AVALANCE OF SCANDALOUS REVELATIONS INVOLVING TOP OFFICIALS
IN REAGAN ADMIN. BRIBES, TAX EVASION AND MISUSE OF POSITION
FOR PROFIT HAVE. BECOME QUITE COMMON. ONE CAN SIMPLY DENY
CORRUPTION, AS REAGAN DOES, B UT IT DOESN'T REALLY HELP. (4 MIN:
EN^ A 200) VA
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VLADIMIR R POZNER DAILY TALK: IN REPLY TO U.S. LISTENER WHP
CRITICIZES PRAVD. ARTICLE ON MALNUTRITION IN USA, POZNER GIVES
STATISTICS ON U. S. POOR. UPI REPORT ON SCAVENGERS IN AMERICA QUOTED.
MANY AMERICANS SEEM TOTRY TO PLAY DOWN PLIGHT OF POOR IN USA,
AND FAIL TO REALIZE THAT IN USSR NO ONE IS UNDERNOURISHED.
(5 ": EI`:CNA 202300) ms's
AND I .,BENEFITS OF JOINT TRADE. (10 MIN: ENGNA 202300)
40 ARMAND HAMMER, HEAD OF OCCIDENTAL PETROLEUM AND ONLY SURVIVING
AMERICAN TO HAVE MET LENIN, RECALLS HIS FIRST VISIT TO USSR IN
1921, WHEN HE WENT TO WORK AS VOLUNTERR DOCTOR. HE WAS FIRST TO
ARRANGE TRRADE CONCESSIONS WITH USSR. HAMMER BELIEVES THAT
THERE IS MUCH TO BE LEARNED FROM SOVIET SYSTEM OF PLANNING,
(A-
ROOSEVELT ON POSTWAR PERIOD. PREFESSOR ( YAKOVLEV) SURVEYS PUBLISHED
CORRESPONDENCE OF ALLIED WAR LDRS AND CITES U.S. CRITICIS'
SPECULATICN ABOUT ROOSEVELT BEING LIKELY TO HAVE HELD HARD LINE
DISPROVES THIS SPECULATION. (15 MIN: ENGNA 202300)
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42 "CONTACTS" FEATURE ON SOVIET-LATAM RELATIONS: CUBAN
JOURNALISTS VISIT MOSCOW HOSPITAL; COLOMBIAN CULTURAL ATTACHE
Li9511- INTERVIEWED ON SOVIET-COLOMBIAN CULTURAL EXCHANGE; BRAZILIAN
L:,3OR LDRR VISIT USSR. (13 MIN: SPANLA 2300) ..,r"') 9,1
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43 "THE VOICE OF THE FATHERLAND" FEATURE ADDRESSED TO ARMED
FORCES' MEMBERS: CHILEAN EXILES RESIDING IN FRANCE SEND LETTERS
TO CHILEAN OFFICERS CONDEMNING CORRUPTION WITHIN CHILEAN REGIME,
IN WHICH PINCCHEI RESORTS TO EVERY AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITY TO
INCREASE HIS ILL-COTTEN WEALTH. COMMUNIST PARTY ADVOCATES UNITY
OF OPPOSITION AND ARMED FORCES; QUOTES OF STATEMENT OARMED FORCES
ISSUED BY CHILFA.N COMMUNIST PARTY IN MARCH 1984. BIOGRAPHICAL DATA
OF CHILEAN PATRIOT PABLO BLANCO ESCALADA. WHITE HOUSE BOOKLET
ON S IE MILITARY POWER CRITICIZED. (19 MIN: SPANCHILE 2000)
U-S
44 (VIKTCR ANTILOV) INTERVIE4S CHILEAN YOUTHS PARTICIPATING AT
RED SATO fiDAY IN MOSCOW. (3 MIN: SPANLA 2300)
45 RICARDO SAXLUND'S "URUGUAYAN PANORAMA" FEATURE: DOCTOR DIES
WHILE BEING G';ESTIONED BY THE MILITARY. POLITICAL PRISONERS
TRANSFERRED TO LIDERTAD PRISON. THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE DEMAND
RELEASE OF PGL?TICAN PRISONERS, RETURN OF EXILES, AND RESTOREATIN OF
FPEEDOM. INTER-PARTY GROUP HOLDS MEETING. ALDUNATE TO ARRIVE
IN BUENOS AIRES ON MONDAY, 23 APRIL. TRANSPORTATION WORKERS
ON STRIKE.. FISHING COMPANY WORKERS ALSO ON STRIKE. SOVIET TRADE
UNION NEWSPAPER QUOTED AS REPORTING ON SITUATION OF URUGUAYAN
PO!_ ITICAL PPUSO;,!EKS. OUTLINE OF PROBLEMS INVOLVING URUGUAYAN FOREIGN
DERT. THEATER FESTIVAL DUE TO TAKE PLACE IN MONTEVIDEO.
(9 M SPANLA 2300)
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46 "DIALOGUE:" REPORT ON THE RECENT SIGNING OF COOPERATION
FR5kP T::F SOVIET-FRO SOCIETY, AND (LUDWIG SPERLING), CHAIRMAN OF THE
T ::'k5 5oclefy
FRG-SOVIET FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY, ON PLANNED ACTIVITIES OF THE TWO
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SOCIETIES THIS YEAR. (10 MIN); "WE SKIP THROUGH YOUR LETTERS," WITH
VLADIMIR OSTRCGGRSKIY REVIEWING FRG LISTENERS' LETTERS ON THE
?v, GROWING NUMSEW OF PEOPLE JOINING THE PEACE MOVEMENT AS WELL AS
k?N:.REASING OPPOSITION IN THE FRG TO THE DEPLOYMENT OF MISSILES
tMSIkWHICH SHOULD EVENTUALLY ALSO LEAD TO A CHANGE IN THE GOVERNMENT'S
POLICY. (12 MIN) 3) PEACE SONG. (_ MIN); TALK BY ONE OF THE
INITIATORS OF THE EASTER PEACE MARCHES IN THE FGR ON PLANNED
"1 "1
010 it -:n I DEMONSTRATIONS OVER THE EASTER WEEKEND. (3 MIN). 27 MIN OVERALL:
I1Mc~GEKM,AN 1600 U S" /
t utfulS47 "GOOD EVENING, AUSTRIA". (RPT GERMAUST 201900) (GERMAUST
0U-Sf -u? prUtocvJ ~~
48 TASS CCRR YURIY LOPATIN PARIS REPORT ON ENDING OF
FRANCE'S NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. (450 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1229 TASSR
6i 55_e b
0)
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49 MIRHAIL D3BROV ON ANTI-SOVIET CAMPAIGN BEING CARRIED OUT BY
FRENCR MASS M UTA. (RPT ITALIAN 201700) (SPANISH 201900)
(FKENCFh 1930)
'THE MOTES OF A PUBLICIST' BORIS TUMANOV ON SPATE OF
ANTI-SOVIETISM CARRIED IN FRENCH MASS MEDIA, CITING RECENT ARTICLE
IN PARIS MATCH ON MOSCOW UNIVERSITY, MAINTAINING THIS AND OTHER
SUCH INCIDENCES INDICATE IGNORANCE DISPLAYED BY POLITICIANS OR
WESTERN MEDIA WHEN SPEAKING ABOUT SOVIET UNION AND ITS PPLS.
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51 ANON: "LENIN AND FRANCE": ON LENIN'S LIFE AND WORKS AND ITS
INFLUENCE ON FRANCE BOTH IN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL LIFE, NOTABLY
LIFE OF FRENCH WORKERS, NOTING LENIN'S IDEAS ARE STILL OF VALUE
FOR FRANCE TODAY, FOR WHOSE PPL HE HAD GREAT RESPECT. (7 MIN:
FHFNC -4730)
52 LTRS FROM ITALY: ROUNDUP OF LISTENERS LTRS CONDEMNING
DENIGRATORY At4II-SOVIET CAMPAIGN PURSUED BY ITALIAN MEDIA AND
EXPRESSING THEIR GREAT ADMIRATION FOR SOVIET UNION AND OTHER
SOC1*6,IST COUNTRIES. (ITALIAN 1900)
EXCHANGES BE1E ITING BOTH COUNTRIES, THEREBY CREATING ATMOSPHERE OF
STAT
53 MIKHAIL DOBROV ON CONTACTS BETWEEN ITALIAN DIPLOMACY AND
SOCIALIST COUNTRIES OF EASTERN EUROPE, REVIEWING VARIOUS DELEGATIONS
EXCHANGES BETWEEN THESE COUNTRIES, THEREBY TESTIFYING THEIR
GOOD RELATIONS, GIVING DETAILS OF SOVIET-ITALIAN TRADE AND CULTURAL
TRUS N INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. (ITALIAN 1900)
55 "SOCIALIST COUNTRIES AND
AFRICAN COUNTRIES OF SOCIALIST
DEVELOP NI PATH": (RPT AMHARIC 201530) (FRENCHAFR 201930)
56 ' FRICA AS WE SEE IT". (RPT AMHARIC 191530) (AMHARIC 1530)
57 "AFRICA AS WE SEE IT". (RPT SOMALI 201600) (SOMALI 1600)
513 "AFRICA AS WE SEE IT": NIKOLAY GAVRILOV ABOUT GREAT INFLUENCE
DESTINY OF AFRICA, BRIEFLY CITING CHERNENKO'S REMARKS
AT MTG WITH NGISTU ON SOVIET APPROACH TO AFRICA'S PROBLEMS (6.5
MIN); OLEO LAVRUKHIN ON RESULTS OF FIRST CONGRESS OF ANGOLA'S
NATIONAL WORKERS' UNION, ROLE AND ACTIVITIES OF NWU DESCRIBED;
K I NSj SA (SEN:1) . (ENGAFR 1700 2000)
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ttv- ~ NWr ARCH EXPLOSION IN BUILDING OF VOICE OF ZAIRE RADIO STATION IN
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59 TASS CCMNFNTATOR BORIS ASOYAN ASKS WHAT ARE AMERICANS
Na rni hip, DOING IN NAMIBIA?. (450 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1328)
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60 AHMAD A!_.-AS'AD, CHAIRMAN OF SYRIAN COMMITTEE FOR AFRO-ASIAN
SOLIDARITY, WHO IS VISITING USSR AT INVITATION OF SOVIET COMMITTEE
FOR AFRO-ASIAN SOLIDARITY, ON RELATIONS BETWEEN USSR AND SYRIAN
COMMITTEES AND DISCUSSIONS HELD BETWEEN COMMITTEES ON INTNATL ISSUES
ANO BILATENAL RELATIONS, MAINTAINING DETERIORATION OF ECON
-- ? -? ? ? -+ - .?. , iar.a, w:.,nij HMJJ CrmALA 1 LU1v UF MILITARY EXPENDITURE
ANO IMPERIAL. IST THREAT AGAINST WORLD PEACE. (3. 5 MIN: ARABIC
1630)
61 TALK OF THE ROUNO-TABLE: REPORT ON MOSCOW FRIENDSHIP HOUSE
MTG MARKING ANNIV OF FRIENDSHIP AND COOP TREATY, CITING REMARKS BY
DPTY CHAIRMAN OF SYRIAN-SOVIET FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY ON GOOD
RELATIONS 3ETW.EN TWO COUNTRIES, IZVESTIYA CORR TALKS ABOUT
CONTINUOUS DIALOGUE BE
TWEENTTWO COUNTRIES, SANA CORR PRAISED
D - RELATIONS AND SOVIET SUPPORT, FINALLY SYRIAN AMB THANKED THOSE
'~i?sh rt
COO( WHO ATTENDED AND EXPRESSED APPRECIATION FOR ROLE OF SOVIET-SYRIAN
FHIEND$H-P SOCIETY. (10.5 MIN: ARABIC 1400)
62 TASS POLITICAL ANALYST ASKOLD BIRYUKOV ON FABRICATIONS
CONTAINED IN TURKISH NEWSPAPER MILLI GAZETE, WITH REF TO
u"(L.IiC.cc~. TOKYO SOURCE, CHARGING USSR WITH SUPPLYING CHEMICAL WEAPONS TO
IRAQ WHICH IT ALLFGEDLY USED AGAINST IRAN, STRESSING THESE REPORTS
RE TOTAL FABRICATION WITHOUT HINT OF TRUTH AND USSR AND OTHER
U ~) SOCIALIST COUNTRIES CONDEMN USE OF SUCH DEADLY WEAPONS. (500
LkA 9t TEXT: TASSE 01P20)
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63 SUMMARY ANON IZVESTIYA GIVING DESCRIPTION OF A MARCH 1984
BLAST IN KARU:- WHICH LEFT FOUR PERSONS KILLED AND 21 WOUNDED. (400
TEXT SENT: TASSE 1642 TASSR 1410)
64 INTVW WITH SOVIET MBR OF WPC (OLOF KHARKHANDIN), ON START OF
SOt IDAQITY WEFK WITH DRA. (4 MIN: PERSIAN 1600)
L)
65 VLADI11IR BELOSHAPKO ON COMMENCEMENT OF WPC-SPONSORED WEEK OF
SOLIDARITY WITH AFGH
66 LEV (1'tl--Itd) C
Spa'
r, , Na,J 191431 ' (ENGS~!A 2200 )
ANISTAN. (SENT: HOME 1500 ORBITA 1500)
68 AMERICAN UOURNALIST MICHAEL (DAVIDO) GIVES HIS IMPRESSIONS
OF VISIT TO DRA AND NOTES GROWTH OF SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION IN COUNTRY,
NOTING SCHOOLS ARE MAIN TARGETS OF COUNTERREV BANDS BECAUSE
COUNTERREVS CAN ONLY RESTORE THEIR PRIVILEGES IN DARKNESS, NOT WITH
AN EDUCATED PPL, POINTING OUT MANY OF THE COUNTERREVS' ARMS COME
FKOM EVIDENCE OF WHICH HE HAS SEEN. (3 MIN: ENGNA 2200)
STA
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70 ANON ON PLANNED COOP BETWEEN U.S., PRC. (3 MIN, SENT:
N U. S. POLICY TOWARD AFGHANISTAN. (RPT ENGINTER
21 APR 1984
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I_eo)~ VIKTOR LEC OV ON REAGAN'S FORTHCOMING VISIT TO CHINA.
P~ a f.
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ENT : ENG I NTEK 1431; ANON : HUNG 1900)
FAR ;rDRT
72 VIKTOR VALFNTINOV CITING UPI REPORT THAT U.S. CONDUCTED
ANOTHER TEST OF MINUTEMAN III MISSILE FROM AN AIR BASE ON U.S.
TtRRITORY, IN DIRECTION OF KWAJALEIN ATOLL IN SOUTHWEST PACIFIC.
Lk-s (SENNGINTLR 1431)
U
73 VLADIMIR KOROLEV ON NAKASONE GOVT INTRODUCING F-15'S. (RP Tom 3
ItIV d?kOREAN 201330) (FP ENCHINTER 202000)
(LS
74 AZEKSEY NAATOLYEV ON JAP PARTICIPATION IN RIMPAC 84. (4
MIN, SENT: JAP 201200)
ASIAN cOMS;'Jf;IST
S
C- ST
76 RUDE PRAVO ARTICLE, REPRINTED IN NOVOYE VREMYA, ENTITLED
"FOR THE tATIONAt. ANO INTERNATIONAL" ON NATURE OF RELATIONS BETWEEN
SOCIALIST COUTJ I R I ES. (SUMMARIES, 8-7 MIN: ALBANIAN 1,430 BULL
1530 POLISH 13JO SERBO 1600-j--PART ONE, 7 MIN: VIET 1300; 3 MIN:
HUNG 1 0)
77 MOSCOW RADIO PROGRAM: "ALONG PATH TOWARD INTEGRATION."
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS ON SOVIET PARTICIPATION IN PLOVDIV FAIR, ON
ROLE OF BULGARIAN CIVIL AVIATION IN COOPERATION AMONG CEMA MEMBER
S~ COUNTRIES, REPORT ON PRODUCTION OF LATHE BY KRASNIY PROLETARIY MOSC.
C)L S 5/L
COMBINE IN COOPERATION WITH BULGARIAN SPECIALISTS, ON OPERATIC
PEKFORMANCE IN MOSCOW GIVEN BY BULGARIAN ARTISTS, AND MUSICAL PROGRAM
1 ,1 .1984
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81 FEATURE ON LENIN'S WRITINGS ON AGRICULTURAL STRUCTURE IN
HUNGARY AT TURN OF CENTURY AND ON HUNGARY RELATED BOOKS IN LENIN'S
LIBRARY.. (HUN 1630)
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78 "DIARY OF SOVIET-CZECHOSLOVAK COOPERATION": IVAN ROVNY,
CZECHOSLOVAK OFFICIAL AT CEMA SECRETARIAT IN MOSCOW, ON FRUITFUL
COOP AMOW CEMA COUNTRIES IN MEDICAL RESEARCH AND ITS PRACTICAL
S d"v,6APPLICATICN IN HF-ALTH CARE; PROFILE OF ESTONIAN OPERA SINGER, WHO
WILL BE SHORTLY APPEARING ON STAGE OF PRAGUE'S NATIONAL THEATER;
C::RONICLE OF EVEN1S: ROUNDUP OF BRIEF MISC ITEMS ON LOW
LEVEL SOVIET-CSSR CONTACTS, EXCHANGE OF VISITS, EXHIBITIONS; JOSEF
BREZINA, WHO LED GROUP OF CZECHOSLOVAK LECTURERS ON TOUR OF SOVIET
KIRGHIZIA, TA (S ABOUT HIS FAVORABLE IMPRESSIONS OF SCHOOLS AND
EOUCAN SYSThM IN KIRGHIZ SSR. (CZECH/SLOVAK 1600)
Ct ,'
79 "HELLO PRAGUE": VISIT TO CENTRAL LENIN MUSEUM IN MOSCOW;
SELECTION OF LATEST MELODIYA RECORDING ENTERPRISE'S RECORDS;
MIROSLAV HORA, CSSR OFFICIAL AT CEMA, TELLS LISTENERS ABOUT RAPID
EXPANSION OF MEN-TALLURGICAL INDUSTRY IN CEMA COUNTRIES; FLOURISHMENT
S CF ESTONIAN OLD FOLK TRADES, CRAFTS AND ARTS; RUSSIAN POETRY RECITAL.
(30 M WITH MUSIC: CZECH/SLOVAK 1500)
80 "ON ROAT) OF FRIENDSHIP" ON SOVIET-HUNG FRIENDSHIP: INCL
PARTS OF COMMUNIQUE ON GROMYKO VISIT TO BUDAPEST; HUNG-SOU COOP
-luVi cLt
IN LIBRARIAN !WORK; SOV EXHIBITION PIECES AT BUDAPEST SPRING FAIR
~n F~ru,,~Iw
VA4-'PREVIEWED. (HUrD 1900)
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3R' 82 PROGRAM DEVOTED ANNIV SIGNING OF POLISH-SOV FRIENDSHIP TREATY.
~0~4Nc` (RPT POLISH 191300) (26 MIN: POLISH 1300)
C S S-(L hp
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BORIS RODIO.iOV ON 39TH ANNIV SIGNING OF SOVIET-POLISH
FR E HIP TREATY. (5 MIN, SENT: POLISH 1400)
84 ARTICLE BY POLISH REPORTER ON 39TH ANNIV SIGNING OF SOV-POLISH
FRIENDSHIP TREATY, NOTES HOW MUCH POLISH PPL OWE TO USSR FOR THEIR
INUEPEr1;D NCE, SOVIET ECONOMIC AID, OTHERS. (4 MIN: KOREAN 0930)
85 REPORT C!1 VARIOUS POLISH ART EXHIBITIONS IN USSR FOR POLISH
CULTURE DAYS, INCL INTERVIEWS WITH SOME ORGANIZERS. (8 MIN: POLISH
1300
86 "USSR-YUGOSLAVIA": REPORT ON SYMPOSIUM IN MOSCOW ON CROAT
PLAYWRIGHT MIROSLAV KRLEZA, INCL BRIEF INTVW WITH SASA VERES WHO
S1 k5
L O on WAS LE YUGOSLAV DELEG TO SYMPOSIUM. (5 MIN: SERBO 1900)
Iti-SSV pi&jN,
LENIN BRITH Ahr4IV
87 SUMMARIES DOLGIKH REPORT AT 20 APR KREMLIN CELEBRATION MTG,
PEGGED. (HOME 201255) (22-20 MIN: SPANLA 0000 LAO 1030 THAI 1100;
wommumm
17-12 MIN: GERMAN 1600 PORTUGUESE 2100 SPANISH 201900 PERSIAN 1700
CO- Ti tO tL !]!1i T^]A crie .S ' i~..... .mow.. .-. r. .. ...... ~.... _ _ _ ..--- - - - - --
20101 FRENCHINIER 202000 SPANLA 230 GERMAN 1500 ITALIAN L700 PERSIAN
I
Sf1/J1 HIND 1 130 1400 BUR 1030. 10-3 MIN:
19, hPOt ISH 1400 ; 1UNG 1900 SERBO 1900 KO 1330 CAMB 1330 LAO 1300 BEN
J. M rnn 1400 1600 ARAB 1430 1630 TURK 1300-
1rT`F'h
,-,,,J,
(Lpd- 1500 HIND 1130 URDU 1300 BUR 1430 I
202130; 2-1 MIN: ENGINTER 0700 0800
ENGNA 202300 F I NN 1 430 TURK 20173
KOR 0930 1130; BRIEF: ENGINTER 1900
2300 ftUK 1900 ITALIAN 1900 PORT 2
0900 1000 1100 1200 1300 14'C
1300 SOMALI 1-600 AMHAR I C 1'53O
2000 2100 ENGNA 2200 SPANLA
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txlu,^j 88 CHILE: ON 114TH ANNIV OF LENIN'S BIRTH. (22 MIN: SPANCHILE
a-t-0i0)(
89 EXCERPTS SOVIET WRITER (GORKIY(S) ARTICLE FOLLOWING DEATH
CF LENIN, RECALLING TRAITS, EPISODES, CAREER OF LENIN. (18 MIN
WITH Mt)SSIC: KOREAN 1130)
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90 FEATURE "GORKIY AND LENIN" ON FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN THESE TWO
MEN AND TRIBUTE THAT GORKIY PAID TO LENIN FOLLOWING HIS DEATH IN 1924.
(30 MflM: ITALIAN 1900)
91 ANON, PEGGED, NOTING THIRD WORLD POPULATION IS NOW SOCIALIST,
sR
MANKIND C ONT I r:UES TO ADVANCE ALONG SOCIALIST PATH, USSR IS LOYAL
}f% Q TO LEN JISM 14 MTKI? VIET 1300
92 (DANIN) ON LENIN'S THEORY ON ANTICOLONIAL STRUGGLER. (7
MIN:_ MA DSEA 1130)
93 FEATURE, PEGGED, COMPRISED OF QUOTES ABOUT LENIN FROM HIS
CONTEMPORARIES INCL SOVIET POET, FRENCH AUTHR, U. S. BISHOP, GB
SHAW,
1~ tT, S. JOURNALISTS, FINNISH AUTHORITIES. (6 MIN: ENG I NTER 1410)
(A s
94 PROGRAM, PEGGED, OF REMINISCENCES OF AMERICANS WHO MET LENIN,
INCL JOT REEL) AND IN CONCLUSION ARMAND HAMMER. (8 MIN: ENGNA 2200)
(AS
95 NIKOLAY GAVILOV ON LENIN'S ECONOMIC POLICIES. (5 MIN: SOMALI
1600 A11f$ARIC 1530)
96 MARXISM TODAY: SOVIET HISTORIAN (BORIS IRIANOV) DISCUSSES
ThACHINGS OF LENIN, PEGGED. POSITIVE ASPECT OF REVOLUTION
EMPHASIZED. MARXISM-LENINISM CONTINUES TO INCREASE ITS
INFLUENCE IN WORLD, SOCIALIST DEVELOPMENT REQUIRES PEACE AND THIS
IS FUNDAMEr4JAL BASIS OF SOCIALIST SOCIETY. USSR IS CONSTANTLY
STfIVI FOR PEACE AND ARMS REDUCTION. (8 MIN: ENGINTER 0831)
9T AFRICAN MAILBAG: AT REQUEST OF AFRICAN LISTENERS, THIS
EDITION IS DEDICATED TO LENIN, PEGGED. ENTIRE PROGRAM TAKEN
BY BY PROFILE OF LENIN'S LIFE AND WORK. STATEMENT ON 110TH BIRTH
A ."NIV CF LENIN QUOTED IN CONCLUSION. (7 MIN: ENGAFR 1700)
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98 ANON BICORAPHY OF LENIN "VLADIMIR LENIN -- A BIOGRAPHICAL
99 ANON RENORT LISTING THIS YEAR'S LENIN PRIZE RECIPIENTS.
'.3( M
IN: )ENOINIER 2010 ENGNA 2200)
11 1
WARSAW TREATY
100 CONNUNI0UE OF MTO OF WARSAW TREATY FOREIGN MINISTERS'
CMTEE HELD IN BUDAPEST 19-20 APR. (TASSE 201616) (7-4 MIN: ENGINTER
F ,H 0610 0910 FRENCHINTER 202000 SPANISH 201900 TURK 1300 URDU-1300
~J HIND 1400)BUR 1430 BEND 1500 VIET 1000 MANDSEA 1130)
101 KRASNAYA ZVEZDA EDITORIAL "AN ALLIANCE THAT
SERVICE PLS INTtREST" ON WARSAW PACT. (4 MIN: ROMANIAN 1600)
102 SUMMARY KRASNAYA ZVEZDA EDITORIAL "FOR SAKE OF SECURITY OF
PPLS, "')(5 MIN: ALBANIAN 201430)
103 VIt.TOR OLENICHEV ON BUDAPEST MTG OF WARSAW TREATY FOREIGN
MINISTERS. (4-3 MIN, SENT: ENGINTER 1,310 171-0 SPANLA 2300 GERMAM
1500 ITAL 1-700 PERSIAN 1400 1600-ARAB 1630-PORTAFR 1830 BULL 1530
CZECH/SLOVAK. 1500 POLISH 1300 SERBO 1900 KOR 1330 LAO
ANON: HUNG 1900)
TAKE 7 OF 7 - COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 21 APR 84
104 INTL DIARY: INCL ANON ON FOREIGN NEWS MEDIA COVERAGE
CF COMMUNIQUE OF BUDAPEST SESSION OF WARSAW TREATY FOREIGN
MINISTERS. (3 MIN, SENT: ORBITA 2010)
105 TASS POLITICAL OBSERVER YURIY KORNILOV "FIRM AND
CONSISTENT POLICY OF PEACE" ON BUDAPEST SESSION OF WARSAW
TREATY FOREIGN MINISTERS. (550 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1118
. 1r1 _ 2 l APR 04
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106 I SERVc THE SOVIET UNION: REPORT ON END-OF-WINTER
ARTILLERRY EXERCISE CARRIED OUT BY TWO BATTERIES IN MOSCOW
MILITARY DISTRICT; REPORT ON SUCCESS OF RECONNAISSANCE
EXERCISE CARRIED OUT BY SCOUTS IN MOUNTAINOUS TERRAIN OF
NORTH CAUCASUS MILITARY DISTRICT; FEATURE ON WORK OF AIR
DE--ENSE AND MISSILE TROOPS ON EXERCISE IN CARPATHIAN MILITARY
DISTRICT; REPORT FROM MILITARY AIRFIELD IN LENINGRAD MILITARY
DISTRICT. KIM KUKHOLEV DESCRIBES HOW FIGHTER-BOMBERS ARE
STILL ABLE TO TAKF OFF IN FOG AND DRIZZLE; FEATURE ABOUT
POLITICAL EOUCATION WORK IN TRANS-BAYKAL MILITARY DISTRICT.
PROFILE OF AN INSTRUCTOR AND ONE OF HIS STUDENTS, WHO HAS NOW
MANAGED TO ELIMINATE CERTAIN SHORTCOMINGS IN HIS BEHAVIOR,
PRAVDA COMME-NTATOR ON MILITARY AFFAIRS BAYDAR DISCUSSES THIS
40. POTAPOVA AT LENIN STATE FARM NEAR MOSCOW ABOUT LOCAL BOYS
ANN~'~
0-~_ WHO HAVE LEFT FOR ARMY SERVICE; MUSICAL FEATURE ABOUT 40TH ANNIV
OOQ ,SA
CASE, SPEAKING IN GENERAL ABOUT PRINCIPLES GOVERNING EDUCATIONAL
WORK IN ARMY AND IN PARTICULAR ABOUT ASSISTANCE WHICH WIVES
CAN GIVE TO THEIR HUSBANDS IN COPING WITH ARMY LIFE (16 MIN);
INTVW WITH SEC OF KOMSOMOL COMMITTEE AND WITH AGRONOMIST
L;h
CF LIBERATION OF ODESSA. VOLKOGONOV DISCUSSES ANTI-SOVIET
SPACE/SCIENCE
'16 a.. 21ARR tc"
208 CHERNENAO ADDRESS AT 20 APR KREMLIN PRESENTATION OF
W(O 1' FRENCH I N TER 202000; 2-1 M IN: TURKISH 201730 FRENCHMAG 201930
KOREAN 0930; BRIEF: ORBITA 202304 0100/TWICE/ 0200 0300 0400
HOME 0204 0300 0400 0530 MAYAK 0200 0330 ENGNA 202300 SPANISH
202136 HIND 1130 1400(JRDU 1200 1300 INDO 1330 MAND 0700)
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AWARDS TO SOVIET-INDIAN COSMONAUTS. (MAYAK 201500) (6-4 MIN:
. cxjA)1'-- ENGItyTER 0 10 0910 INDO 1330 URDU 1200 HIND 1400: 2. 5 MIN:
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107 HISTORIAN COLONEL (SEKLAIAZA) ON SOVIET ARMED FORCES
LIBERATION MISSION, NOTING HCM PRAISE FOR ACHVTS IN WAR
AGAINST FASCISM. (6 MIN: VIET 1300)
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SP0-'T4r III N :^ G1 1A': 1500)
.-J, C(10
110 REPORT ON SOVIET-INDIAN SPACE MISSION AND MAIN POINTS
OF CHERt1ENKO SPEECH AT CEREMONY OF PRESENTATION OF AWARDS
,1C.. '--CO
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` 0 THREE COSI"~O`~A''i,S. (5 MIN: SPANISH 201900)
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1)~pS~NM Ill "GUEST SPEAKER": 2D INTVW WITH DR. PAUL MAR GREGORIOS.
113 CPSU CC GREETINGS TO RAILROADMEN AND OTHER CONSTRUCTION
CPS"` WORKERS' RE SUCCESSFUL FULFILLMENT OF LAYING MAIN TRACK AND OPENING
OF THROUGH TRAFFIC ON TKAINS ON TYNDA-KOMSOMOLSK NA AMURE SECTOR
Ssh"~F HAM RAILRO:T). (MAYAK 201700) (BRIEF: ORBITA 022304 0001 0004
- 0109 0300 HOMF- 0104 0200 0204 0500 MAYAK 0200 0330)
114 CPSU DECISION ON WORK OF KUYBYS;HEV PARTY GORKOM ON
U
112 VYACHELSAV YELYUTIN, DPTY CHAIRMAN OF LENIN STATE PRIZE
COMMITTEE, SPEAKS ABOUT LENIN PRIZE LAUREATES 1984 IN FIELD OF
SCI-T CP$,. (6 MIN: MAYAK 2230)
ORGANIZATION OF SOCIALIST COMPETITION FOR ABOVE-PLAN INCREASE
CNs,k IN LABOR PRODUCTIVITY AND REDUCTION IN COST PRICE OUTPUT. (230
Cuc.(f1dN TEXT SENT: MAYAK 1030 183@- ORB I TA 1100; 200 TEXT: HOME 1500
L' CRBITA 100; ONE MIN: ORBITA 2200 2300; BRIEF: ORBITA 1750 HOME
1950 )l ~/
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`'(I - 21 APR
115 ALEKSAr.DR PUTKO ON SOVIET CNCL OF MINISTERS REVIEW OF
CjA SOCIAL AND ECON ACHIEVEMENTS IN USSR DURING FIRST QUARTER OF
(aNS
. 50fic.3198. (RPT ENGINTER 201310) (FRENCHINTER 202000)
I SS~ ,2c v
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116 YURIY RCGACHEV ON WORK FOR NATIONAL DAY IN USSR, RECALLING
((_0
"HOW W. BUILT SOCIALISM AND SOLVED OUR PROBLEMS": THE
NATIONALOITIES QUESTION IN USSR. (15 MIN: AMHARIC 1530)
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118 FEATURE ON MANY NATIONALITIES TO BE FOUND
LIVING IN MOSCOW, COMPRISED OF INTVWS WITH RESIDENTS IN AN
APARTMENT BLOCK, ARMENIAN ARTIST SAYS ARTISTS IN HIS GROUP
ALL DRAW ON TOIEIR OWN NATIONAL HERITAGE IN ORDER TO CONTRIBUTE
TO SOVIET AIRD, GEORGIAN WOMAN TALKS ABOUT HOW WELL SHE GETS ON
WITH HER RUSSIAN NEIGHBORS, RUSSIAN, PENSIONER PRAISES HER
WFIGHBORI~. (8 t1IN: ENGINTER 1410)
119 STORY CONTRIBUTED BY CANADIAN JOURANLIST BERT WHYTE ON
HOW1 UNDER SOVIET SYSTEM, ETHNIC GROUPS IN USSR HAVE BEEN PROTECTED
ANn THEIR CULTURES PRESERVED, SOVIET CONSTITUTION CITED ON
N OF ETHNIC GROUPS. (4 MIN: ENGINTER 1410)
PROTEn,o
120
VISITORS: SPANISH TOURIST: SPANISH 202130
$07
ARABIC 1630 TU-KISH 1300 PORTAFR 1830 BULGARIAN 1530 POLISH 1300
SERBO 1~ KOREAN 1330; ANON: HUNGARIAN 1900)
0 ENGUK 1900 SPANLA 2300 ITALIAN 1700 GERMAN 1500 PERSIAN 1400 1600
L , C GA
FOUNDING OF DAY IN 1919, ORIGINS OF DAY RECALLED, NOTING DAY'S
I0-0- EARNINGS SUPPLEMENT SOCIAL ALLOCATION FUNDS. (ENGINTER 1-310 1710
q SSA-
121 -MfSC INTERNAL USSR ITEMS: 57: SOV 11 DEMOC 2 EUR 8 LATAM
2 MIDEAST 3 Aft 1 ASC 1 ASNC 8; LINKED TO LENIN ANNIV: SOV 1 DEMOC
5 EUR 1 LA~1~t1 5 MIDEAST 1 AFR 7 ASC 1 ASNC 1
VIET 1400
PART MISSED: FRENCH 1730
ENviNTb.R 1300 1600 1700 1800 FRENCHINTER 1600 MAND 1230
E V . 21 APR 1984
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