TAKE 1 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 29 MAY 84

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• Sequence Number: 9
• Publication Date: May 29, 1984
• Content Type: MISC

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TAME 1 OF `.=EVERAL -- CCMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 29 MAY 84
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1 SHEVARDNADZE, HEAD OF SOV DELEGATION TO AAPSO CONGRESS,
SPEECH AT 6TH AAPSO CONGRESS IN ALGIERS 27 MAY. (TASSE 271854)
&M pSU (5-3 MIN: FRENCHINTER 282000 SPANLA 0000 TURKISH 234300 JAP
81200 HIND 1130; CNMIN_ TURKISH 2813001 BRIEF: FRENCHINTER
282000 PORT 2321C0 FRENCHAFR 281930 GREEK 281500 281800 HUNGARIAN
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REPORTS ON 29 MAY ALGIERS MEETING BETWEEN SHEVARDNADZE,
HEAD OF SOV DELEGATION TO AAPSO CONGRESS AND IfESSAADIA, HEAD OF
PERMANENT SECRETARIAT OF CC OF ALGERIAN NATIONAL LIBERATION
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FRONT PARTY AND NZO, SEC GEN OF ANC OF SOUTH AFRICA, WITH GIST
.REMARKS EXCHANGED. (230 TEXT SENT: HOME 1400 CRBITA 1100 MAYAK
A 1 ~L F
1430 ABIC 1630 ENOAFR 1700 2000)
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uS~~ MYATIN STUDIO-9 REMARKS. (E~GN 262200) (5-3. 5 MIN:
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~rJ,f u 4 TASS CORRESPONDENT SERGEY BAIBAKOV NEW YORK REPORT ON
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CLOSE OF FIRST SESSION OF COMMITTEE ON REVIEW AND ASSESSMENT OF
INTNATL DEVELOPMENT FOR 1981-90, NOTING SESSION'S CONCERN RE
WORSENING ECON SITUATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES WHICH IS BEINO
FURTHER FRUSTRATED BY DEVELOPED COUNTRIES PRESSURES ON THEM.
(200 TEXT: TASSE 2126 TASSR 1903)
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5 "2-LINE STRUGGLE IN WORLD POLITICAL ARENA" MULATOV ON
U.S. INTENTION TO BUILD NUC DASES IN SOUTH KOREA, JAPAN (4 MIN);
IN MIDEAST, INDIAN OCEAN REGION (4 MIN). (8 MIN, OVERALL: MAND
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6 "INTERNATIONAL COMMUNIST MOVEMENT AND LABOR MOVEMENT":
ON UNEMPLOYMENT IN CAPITALIST SOCIETY EXPOSES CAUSE CF
UNEMPLOYMENT IN CAPITALIST SOCIETY AND CITES WORKERS' STRUGGLE
FOR THEIR SOCIAL WELFARE AND AGAINST UNEMPLOYMENT, ETC. (9
:ITN); TALK ?N ACTIVITIES OF LEBANESE COMMUNIST PARTY M3RS AGAINST
FOREIG h AGGRESSORS (? MIN); INTRODUCTION TO ACTIVITIIES OF
COMMUNIST PARTIES AND WORKERS' PARTIES OF WORLD COUNTRIES. S.3
MIN1., (KOREAN 0930)
"THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNIST AND WORKERS' MOVEMENT":
RECORDED STMTS BY TWO PARTICIPANTS IN RECENT MOSCOW MTG OF COMMUNIST
AND REVOLUTIONARY DEMOCRATIC JOURNALISTS FROM MORE THAN 70 COUNTRIES,
HELD AT PRAVDA'S INITIATIVE: UNSERE ZEIT ASSISTANT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF,
HUBERT REICHEL, NOTES PAPER'S PRINCIPAL TOPICS OF MOMENT ARE
JOBS AND PEACE (BRTCF); EDITOR OF INDIAN PEOPLE'S DEMOCRACY AND
CPI CENTRAL COMMITTEE MBR, RAM DAS, NOTES THREAT POSED TO PEACE
BY IMPERIALISM (BRIEF); NOTE ON PLIGHT OF WORKERS UNDER APARTHEID,
FOLLOWED BY RECORDED STMT BY SEC GEN OF SOUTH AFRICAN CONGRESS OF
TUS JOHN MKADIMENG DESCRIBING INCRREASINO SIGNIFICANCE OF STRIKE
MOVEME`al~IN COUNTRY (5 MIN). (ENGAFR 1700)
"THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNIST AND LABOR MOVEMENT": CONTINUATION
OF INTVW WITH MBRS OF COMPARTY SPAIN BY VIKTOR CHIREVSKIY, REPLYING
TO QUESTIONS ON PEACE MOVEMENT IN SPAIN AND ITS ORIGINS IN
STRUGGLE AGAINST SPAIN'S NATO MBRSHIP, ROLE OF MULTINATIONALS
IN SPAIN AND SPANISH WORKERS' PARTICIPATION IN CLASS STRUGGLE
FOR SOG,IAL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS. (13 MIN: SPANISH 282130)
-- u5
"THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNIST AND WORKERS' MOVEMENT: HIGHLIGHTS
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CF INTERNATIONAL REVIEW REPORT CN ATHENS SYMPOSIUM ON THE COMMUNISTS
AND UNEMPLOYMENT, PUBLISHED IN ITS MAY ISSUE (8. 5 MIN) ; ANON
SOUTH AMERICA CCRR'S REPORT ON VISIT TO BOGOTA OFFICES OF COLOMBIAN
CP PRESS ORGAN VOZ INCLUDING INTVW WITH PAPER'S EDITOR MANUEL
CEPwOA (0. 5 MIN). (PORT 232100) 2 g h1Al 1984
FEATURE DEVOTED TO OPENING IN MOSCOW OF INTERNATIONAL
EXHIBITION CF AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, DESCRIBING SOME EXHIBITS
AND EXPLAINING IMPORTANCE OF EXHIBITION. (10 MIN: CZECH/SLOVAK
1600';""\4 MIN: POLISH 1400)
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11 C0VIET CULTURE: INCL REPORT ON 2D MOSOW INTNATL MUSIC
FESTIVAL HELD FROM 15-24 MAY, INCLUDING EXCERPTS FROM CHERNENKO'S
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us & MESSAGE 70 PARTICIPANTS ('III, RECORDED EXTRACTS OF SOME
PERFORMANCES AND RECORDED INTVW WITH PORTUGUESE COMPUSEK rtKNANuu
? F FOR PEACE
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LOPES GRACA, HIGHLIGHTING ARTISTS' ROLE IN STi2U?3
(16 MIN OVERALL PORT 282100)
12 EVENTS IN USSR: INCL ITEM ON >:3TH INTNAL FILM FESTIVAL
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13 REVIEW OF DEVELOPMENTS IN SOCIALIST COUNTRIES: ANON ON KIM
IL-SONG-LED DPRK DELEGATION VISIT TO USSR, BRIEFLY QUOTING
(~1S
CHERNENKO AND COMMENTS BY NODONG SINUM AND NHAN DAN ON VISIT,
w5s INCREASING SCALE OF SOVIET-KOREAN COOPERATION NOTED (4 MIN);
BUDAPEST TECHNICAL EXHIBITION OPENED, CEMA'S ROLE AS MAJOR ECONOMIC
S, Cg-v' BLOC NOTED, CONTRASTING CHEAP CREDITS OFFERED TO MBRS WITH WESTERN
APPROACH TO ECONOMIC COOPERATIGN (?MIN); EXAMPLES OF DEMOCRACY IN
FRACTICE: RUDE PRAVO CALLS FOR PARTICIPATION IN MANAGING PRODUCTION;
PREPARATIONS FOR ELECTIONS IN MONGOLIA AND POLAND (2 MIN).
(ENG N ER 1910)
14 TIME, EVENTS AND PPL: INCL VIKTCR LEVIN ON REVANCHIST CIRCLES
IN WEST GERMANY, SPEAKS OF NEC-NAZI MOVEMENT ACTIVE THERE (5
MIN, SENT); KOROBLEV BUCHAREST WORKS REPORT ON SOVIET-ROMANIAN
COOPERATION IN FIELD OF SMALL DRILLING RIGS AND OTHER TECHNOLOGY
(2 N). (HOME 0800 ORBITA 0800)
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15 SOVIET PANORAMA: INCL ITEM ON SOVIET PARTICIPATION IN
dT60 INT'EI TIONA.L BOOK EXCHANGE. (PORT 2100) ?nV 19Q4
16 THE USSR TODAY: INCL STFITS BY CHAIRMAN OF SOVIET PUBLISHING
FIRM YURIY LEONOV, ON BOOKS AVAILABLE FOR EXPORT AND GREAT INTEREST
ABROAD IN SOVIET BOOKS. (GREEK 1500)
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HELD IN TASHKENT, ONE OF THE ORGANIZERS OF FESTIVAL TELLS OF
AIMS AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF FESTIVAL. (3 MIN: TURKISH 281300)
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17 EVENTS IN THE SOVIET UNION: INCL ANON ON SUCCESS OF SOVIET
OIL PROSPECTING EQUIPMENT IN WORLD MARKETS. (3 MIN: TURKISH 1300)
8 REVIEW OF LETTERS SENT IN BY LISTENERS FROM MOROCCO AND
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19 VLADIMIR POZt%lER DAILY TALK ON WESTERN MEDIA CALLING SOVIET
NONPARTICIPATION A BOYCOTT OF OLYMPICS. (RPT Et1GNA 272300 ON
28 A'. LIST) (EI~GNA 282300) k6
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20 VLADIMIR (YEVSEYEV), SPORTS OBSERVER, ON ACHIEVEMENTS IN INTL
TRACK AND FIELD EVENTS HELD IN CSSR 27 MAY. (RPT
FNS r I NTER 271310) (GREEK 231800 TURKISH 281300 HUNGARIAN
281 R HIND 1130 CAMB 1330) U--$
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NCNPAR ~CIPATION IN LOS ANGELES OLYMPICS. (7 MIN: PERSIAN 1600)
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22 SOVIET HORIZONS MAGAZINE: INCL ANON ON LONG TRAINING SPORTSMEI
HAVE TO GO THROUGH TO PARTICIPATE IN OLYMPIC GAMES ANO ON REASON
FOR SOVIET NONPARTICIPATION IN LOS ANGELES GAMES WHICH IS EXPLAINED
BY LACK OF "SERIOUS GUARANTEES" FOR SOVIET SPORTSMEN'S SECURITY
(6 Mj POOR: ROMANIAN 1600) ?"
"QUESTIONS ANO ANSWERS": INCL ANSWERS TO LISTENERS' QUESTIONS
ON TRAINING THAT SOVIET ATHLETES HAD PEEN UNDERGOING FOR PAST
(' FOUR YEARS IN ANTICIPATION OF LOS ANGELES OLYMPIC CANES AND REASONS
WVSSR DEC ICED NOT TO TAKE PART IN THEM. (ITALIAN 1900)
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9 MAY 1884
ALGERIA, STRESSING THREAT TO MANKIND AS RESULT OF ARMS RACE AND
CONFRONTATION POLICY, ANOTHER ALGERIAN LISTENER WROTE EXPRESSING
SATISFACTION WITH DEVELOPMENT OF RELATIONS BETWEEN ALGERIA AND USSR,
ANOTHER ALGERIAN WROTE ABOUT THREAT WHICH U.S. MISSILES IN EUROPE
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24 CHERNENKO REPLY TO MESSAGE FROM FRG PUBLIC FIGURE PETRA KELLY,
REP OF GREENS PARTY ON QUESTION OF HOW TO PRECLUDE POSSIBILITY OF USE
OF NUCLEAR OR CHEMICAL WEAPONS AGAINST TARGETS IN WEST GERMANY AND
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE BY FRG FOR THIS. (700 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1427
TASSR 1510; 10 MIN: BULGARIAN 1530; 5 MIN, FYI SENT: MAYAK 1400; 8-3
"I lT MIN: HOME 1500 1706 1800 ORBITA 1500 1800 2100 2304 ENGINTER 1410
6 XtW5 2010 ENGNA 2200 PORTDRAZ 2200 2300 SPANLA 2300 ENGUK 1900 FRENCH
V0 1730 GERMAN 1500 1600- ITALIAN 1703 1900 PORTUGUESE 2100 FINNISH 1431
LLS1 M' PERSIAN 1400 1600 1700 ARABIC 14-00 1630/TWICE/ DARI 1500 TURKISH 1-730
GREEKCY 1700 ENGAF 1700 PORTAF 1830 ZULU 1800 ALBANIAN 14-30 POLISH
('4 ~~ 1400 CZECI-f/SLOVAK 1500 1600 HUNGARIAN 1630 SERBO 1600 1900 MAND 160
HIND 1400 BENG 1500 BURM 1430; 2.5 MIN: DARI 1500 POLISH 14001 200
TEXT SENT: TASSE 1420; 2-1 MTN: MAYAK 1700 1830 2000 2230 HOME 1950
ORBITA 1750 1904 2000 2104 2200 2300/TWICE/ ENGINTER 1400 1500 1600
1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 FRENCHINTER 1600 SPANLA 2390 PCRTBRAZ 2200
2330 ENGNA 2200 FRENCH 1-730 ENGUK 1900 ITALIAN 1700 1900 FINISH 1430
GERMAN 1500 1600 GERMAUST 1900 ARABIC 1400 TURKISH 1730 GREEK 1500
GREEKCY 1700 ENGAF 1700 2000 PORTAF 1830 ZULU 18,00 ALBANIAN 1430
CZECH/SLOVAK 1-5C0 16-00 HUNGARIAN 1630 SERBO 1600 19C0 MAND 1600 VIET
25 SOVIET PRESS COMMENT ON WASHINGTON CLAIi13 THAT ITS ARMS
:?UILDUP GUARANTEES PEACE AND SECURITY, STRESSING THAT SOVIET APPROACH
IS DIFFERENT, QUOTING PRAVDA, MOSCOW NEWS, NEW TIMES AND IZVESTIYA.
(5 7: ENGINTER 1910)
9 MAY
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26 ,, r KTCR YEN I X.L' YE_V DISCUSSING WITH RADCM I R BOGDANOV AND SERGEY
PLEKHANOV VERIFICATION PROBLEM IN ARMS CONTROL, NOTING PRIOR TO
PRESENT AD1IN COMING TO POWER IN U.S. THERE WAS NO VERIFICATION
PROBLEMS BUT COMMON GROUND EXISTED BETWEEN TWO SIDES, CLAIMING
PRESENT U.S. ADMIN HAS HOWEVER CREATED VERIFICATION PROBLEM AS A
STUMBLING BLOCK TO ARMS CONTROL AS IT IS ENGAGED IN MASSIVE
REARMAMENT PROGRAM AND TALKS ABOUT ARMS CONTROL MERELY AS A POLITICAL
EXERCISE TO CLAM DOWN THOSE CONCERNED ABOUT ARMS RACE ESCALATION.
(8. 5 MiN: ENGNA 2e2300)
(LIBECHEV), LAST IN SERIES, ON PEACE TREATY IN NUCLEAR AGE,
AO 0-k i^
--~ SUPPORTING SOVIET PEACE PROPOSALS. (7.5 MIN: MAND 0700)
Pc
y 28 ANON "WHO NEEDS FALSE NEWS?" CITING ISTANBUL GUNES PUBLISHING
TOTALLY FALSE NEWS THAT SOVIET SPECIALISTS ARE TRAINING IRAQI
TROOPS TO USE CHEMICAL WARFARE MEANS, MAINTAINING THERE IS A PURPOSE
NaO
BEHIND SUCH LIES, THAT THEY ARE MEANT TO PREPARE GROUND FOR NATO TO
LAUNCH LARGE-SCALE MANUFACTURE OF MEANS OF CHEMICAL WARFARE,
POINTING OUT USSR HAS REPEATEDLY ASKED FCR A BAN ON ALL MANUFACTURE
OF CHEMICAL WEAPONS, CONCLUDING THAT TURKISH PAPER CAN DO NOTHING
MORE THAN ADVANCE CASE OF MOST AGGRESSIVE CIRCLES IN U.S. (3 MIN:
G.S
INTVW WITH RETURED GREEK GENERAL YEORYIOS KOUt1ANAKOS GIVING
0
HIS IMPRESSONS OF VIENNA MEETING OF GENERALS FROM COUNTRIES IN WEST
AND EAST ON ACHIEVING PEACE, NOTING PURPOSE OF MEETING WAS TO DISCUSS
SITUATION IN EUROPE AND WORLD FOLLOWING STEPPING UP OF ARMS RACE AND
ESPECIALLY STOCKPILING OF NUCLEAR ARMS IN EUROPE AND IN PARTICULAR
PERSHING II AND CRUISE, MAINTAINING MEETING PROVED CONSTRUCTIVE AND
INCREASED MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING HELD IN SPIRIT CF SINCERITY. (5
- lr, _ 2 9 MAC -3~4
"FOR DISARMAMENT, DETENTE, COOPERATION": ALEKSANDR PETROV
INTVW WITH SENATOR SALVATORE PELLEGRINI, MBR OF PCI DELEGATION
VISITING USSR, AS-TO CAUSES OF RECENT WORSENING CF INTL TENSION,
LAYING BLAME FAIRLY AND SQUARELY ON REAGAN ADMIN WHICH FROM DAY
OF ITS INAUGURATION. HAS BEEN ENDEAVORING TO OBTAIN MILITARY
SUPERIORITY OVER USSR AND HAS ADOPTED AN OPENLY ANTISOCIALIST AND
COUNTER-REV PRO-CAPITALIST ATTITUDE. (13 MIN: ITALIAN 1900)
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31 "FOR PEACE AND SECURITY IN EUROPE": ROUNDUP WEST EUROPEAN
LISTENERS' LETTERS VOICING APPROVAL OF SOVIET PEACE EFFORTS AID
"'CRITICIZING U.S. FOR DEPLOYING NUCLEAR ARMS IN WEST EUROPE (POOR:
lea ~~~~ PORT ESE 2100) M
"THIS YOUNGER GENERATION": REPLYING TO SCOTTISH LISTENER
ABOUT PAPERS AND PERIODICALS PRINTED IN USSR FOR YOUNG PPL,
LISTING TOPICS COVERED INCL YOUNG PPL'S CONCERN FOR DISARMAMENT,
CITING KOMSOMOLSKAYA PRAVDA CAMPAIGN ON PROBLEM OF WAR AND PEACE
AND ELABORATING ON THIS CAMPAIGN. (ENGUK 1900)
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33 "GUEST SPEAKER": ALEKSANDR BARABEYCHIK INTVW WITH AMERICAN
JOURNALIST PAT (BARROW) ON PRESENT INTL SITUATION, NOTING SITUATION
IS GROWING MORE TENSE BECAUSE CF STRIDENT POLICIES OF U.S. STATE
MONOPOLY CAPITALISM NOW IN POWER IN WASHINGTON, MAINTAINING PRESENT
NUCLEAR BUILDUP AND BLACKMAIL BY U. S. IMPISM REFLECTS ITS FOREIGN
POLICY, STATING THAT MILLIONS CF PPL REALIZE REAGAN WANTS TO USE
EUROPE AS A NUCLEAR BATTLEGROUND. STRESSING THAT MASS PUBLIC PRESSURE
w ,,G ,,
IN WORLD CAN CHANGE DIRECTION OF U. S IMPISM, CLAIMIN SOVIET STAT
&UAW DI?A PROPOSALS REGRESENT A BETTER ALTERNATIVE. (ENGINTER 1550)9 7 0-1
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35 REPORT ON VREMYA EVENING NEWS PRCGRA,-,,RE AUTHOR GENRIKH
BOROVIK COMMENTS ON ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY BEING A SACRED.
PLACE FOR AMERICA. (350 TEXT: TASSE 2309 TASSR 2020)
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36 V I KTOR I LY I CHEV ON REAGAN'S ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
~""06,~ STATEMENT ON JUSTIFICATION OF VIETNAM WAR. (4-3 MIN:
/I1" ,JENGINTER 1410 1710 PORTBRAZ 2300 GERMAN 1500 ITALIAN 1700 ARABIC
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V'v i Zln onDT.A= I '3.s Al nAMVAKI 4 AOn 0,1f nAOYAA, 4=M^ M,1I rr_u t nnn
b "CZECH/SLOVAK 1500 SERBO 1600 1900 LAO 1300 CAMB 1330 URDU 1300
BENG A JO BURM.1430 INDO 1330 1500) UL
37 (ALEKSANDR GOGIN) ON CEREMONY HELD AT ARLINGTON CEMETERY
IN WASHINGTON TO MARK BURIAL OF REMAINS OF UIO NOWN U. S. SOLDIER
WHO DIED IN VIETNAM, SCORING ATTEMPTS TO USE EVENT TO WHITEWASH
AMERICAN AGGRESSION IN VIETNAM AND THAT U. S. WAR IN VIETNAM
WAS FOR IDEALS OF FREEDOM AND JUSTICE, RECALLING SONG MY MASSACRE
AND POINTING TO U.S. AGGRESSION IN GRENADA IN THIS LIGHT. (6
MIN: STAT
7NTER 1431 CZECH/SLOVAK 1500) L.-8
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29 SUMMARIES PRAVDA ON REPORT LAY U. S. WEEKLY SPOTLIGHT
CLAIMING REAGAN HAS ORDERED CONCENTRATION CAMPS TO 2E SET UP IN
U.S. (ENGINTER 252010) (300 TEXT SENT: TASSE 0836) (5.5-3 MIN:
ENGINTER 06-10 09-10 FRENCHIt4TER 282000 PORTBRAZ 2200 SPANLA 2300
ENGUIK 1900 GERMAN 1600 MANO 1230 VIET 1300 URDU 1200 1300 BENG
C2)
_ 2 q
(ALIYESON) ON OPOPOSITICN TO U.S. MILITARY BASES OUTSIDE
3ti
OF U.S. WHICH WILL NOT ONLY HELP SAFEGUARD NATIONS' SOVEREIGNTY,
uj )BUT EDUCE NUCLEAR WAR THREAT. (5 MIN: MANDSEA 1130)
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41 VLADISLAV KUZYAKOV REPLYING TO VANCOUVER LISTENER PETER
&N0RRIS) ASKING WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO IDEA CF PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE,
iMAiNTAININGG THAT PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE OF COUNTRIES WITH DIFFERENT
POLITICAL SYSTEMS IS ONLY. REASONABLE POLICY IN THIS NUCLEAR DAY
AND AGE, MENTIONING 12TH ANNIV SIGNING CF DOCUMENT CN BASIC
PRINCIPLES OF RELATIONS BErtdEEN USSR AND USA, RECALLING THAT TWO
Qa~yJ COUNTRIES THAT THEY WILL PROCEED FROM COMMON DETERMINATION THAT
Ss~' UP 1 IN' NUCLEAR AGE THERE IS NO ALTERNATIVE TO CONDUCTING THEIR MUTUAL
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ee,06'a- RELATIONSHIPS ON BASIS OF PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE, STRESSING THAT
COtX`st USSR HAS REMAINED COMMITTED TO THESE PRINCIPLES, HOWEVER, U. S.
UNDER REAGAN ADMIN HAS DISCARDED THESE PRINCIPLES AND GONE TOWARD
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43 SUMMARY ANON PRAVDA ON U.S. ADMIN'S SUPPRESSION OF TU
0VA RIGHTS.-I-N USA. (3 MIN: POLISH 1400)
44 SUMMARY A"SON IZVESTIYA ON SPIRIT OF MCCARTHYISM SURVIVING
IN OFFICES OF U.S. INFO AGENCY (US I S) RE OFFICIAL REQUESTS OF
,atA SPECIAL SERVICES TO INSTALL EAVESDROPPING DEVICES IN HOMES OF
t}514 AMERICANS INCREASING BY 50 PERCENT. (300 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1937
MIL RY SUPERIORITY AND ANTI-SOVIET CRUSADE. (ENGNA 2200)
VIKTOR ILYICHEV ON WORLD TRADE WEEK IN WASHINGTON AND
PRESIDENT REAGAN'S REMARKS THAT ITS PURPOSE IS TO DEMONSTRATE
HOW U.S. ADHERES TO PRINCIPLES OF FREE TRADE. (RPT ITALIAN
45 TASS COMMENTATOR LEONID PONOMAREV ON REAGANOMICS NOTING
THAT WHILE NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED IN U.S. KEPT GROWING DURING
o 1981-93, PERCENTAGE OF JOBLESS DRAWING UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS OVER
THOSE YEARS DROPPED BY NEARLY ONE-THIRD, ACCORDING TO BROOKINGS
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48 SERGEY YEGOROV ON PUBLIC TRUST BEING A PERENNIAL ISSUE
FOR JOURNAL I STS. (RPT ENGNA 252200) (ENGNA 2200) CAS
49 "REVIEWING YOUR LETTERS": NOTING MANY LISTENERS OFFER
CONGRATULATIONS FOR 39TH ANNIV VICTORY OVER NAZI GERMANY, RECALLING
SOVIET-U.S. ALLIANCE DURING WAR AND STRESSING NEED FOR TWO
LYS 34AS COUNTRIES TO COOPERATE, SENTIMENTS WITH WHICH RADIO ENTIRELY
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ti~loIJ AGREES RECALLING SOVIET SACRIFICES IN WAR. (7 MIN: ENGNA 282300)
L,S
50 SARA KAMENSHIKOVA INTVW WITH TWO STUDENTS FROM WISCONSIN
UNIVERSITY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT FROM ILLINOIS
WHO ARE VISITING USSR ABOUT THEIR GOOD IMPRESSIONS CF USSR BELYING
PREJUDICES ENCCUr4TERED BACK HOME. (6 MIN: ENGNA 282300)
2 9 MAY 1984 (,L
51 "WHAT IS COMMUNISM?" VLADIMIR AFONIN DISCUSSING COMMENTS
BY (WILLIAM DOUBLAS) ON VOA SPEAKING ABOUT HOMOGENEOUS SOCIETY IN
U.S., RE HIS CLAIMS THAT THERE IS ONLY A MIDDLE CLASS IN U.S.,
THAT DIFFERENCES OF INCOME ARE NOT UPSETTING, ALSO CITING FORTUNE
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WHICH LISTS NAMES OF BIGGEST U. S. CORPORATIONS WITH THEIR PROFITS,
POINTING OUT IN A CAPITALIST SOCIETY THERE IS EXPLOITATION CF
ONE SECTION BY ANOTHER, THAT DOESN'T MAKE FOR HOMOGENEITY,
STRESSING THAT SOCIAL HOMOGENEITY IS ONLY POSSIBLE IN A SOCIETY
WHICH IS BASED ON PUBLIC OWNERSHIP OF MEANS OF PRODUCTION. (12
MINI NONA 2200)
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CUBA, EPORT ON ARGENTINE SITUATION. (3 MIN: SPANLA 0000)
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52 SU:IMARY PRAVDA ARTICLES ON LA.I'AM EVENTS, DANIEL ORTEGA
DXSCLCSES NEW U. S. PROVOCATIONS, NEW U. S. RADIO STATION TO ATTACK
53 INTVW WITH VIKTOR VOLISKIY, DIRECTOR OF LATAM INSTITUTE,
ON ECCN SITUATION IN LATAM AND PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED TO PAY HUGE
FOREEI CEBT. (6 MIN: SPANLA 0000)
54 VADIM LISTOV PRAVDA "'ON THE FREGUENCY OF SABOTAGE" BY
NEW U.S. RADIO STATION TO BROADCAST AGAINST CUBA. (4 MIN:
55 VOLODIA TEITELBOIM ON PINOCHET'S SPEECH IN CAU?OLICAN
SPA7NA 0100)
THEATER. PINOCHET AGAIN HARSHLY ACCUSED OPPOSITION. HE SAID
NEW ANTITERRORIST LAW WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED. THIS IS A
LAW HE IMPLEMENTED TO STAY IN POWER. PINOCHET'S SPEECH PROVED
ONCE AGAIN THAT PINOCHET WILL NOT LEAVE, THAT HE WILL HAVE TO
BE OUSTED. REAGAN CONTINUES TO SUPPORT PINOCHET BUT HE WOULD
NOT MIND REPLACING HIM WITH ANOTHER FACE WHO WILL DO THE SAME
THINGS PINOCHET IS DOING. U.S. OFFICIALS HAVE A DISTORTED VIEW
OF CHILEAN HISTORY. THIS IS THE CASE OF SPEECH DELIVERED BY MR
IMIITCHEL IN ARKANSAS. MR MITCHEL MIXES CHILEAN HISTORY ALL UP
IN SEVERAL POINTS HE CALLS HISTORIC POINTS. (12 MIN: SPANCHILE
JOURNALISTS COLLEGE SENT LETTER CRITICIZING GOVERNMENT MEASURES
TO CURTAIL FREEDOM CF THE PRESS IN CHILE. COMMITTEE FOR THE
DEFENSE OF THE PEOPLE'S RIGHTS ALSO SENT LETTER EXPRESSING
SOLIDARITY WITH CUCE. CAUCE IS THE PUBLICATION WHICH REPORTED
PINOCHET'S ILLEGAL PURCHASE OF LAND. SEVERAL LAWYERS ARE CHARGING
PINOCHET OF THEFT. PINOCHET VIOLATED PENAL CODE FOR HIS OWN BENEFIT.
(8 M SPANCHILE 2030) MAY i44
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HELD IN TASHKENT. SECOND PART INTERVIEW WITH SALVADORAN 11OVIE
MAKER WHO TALKS AvOJT STRUGGLE OF SALVADORAN PEOPLE AGAINST
e I Su(~Q~?'~
IMRIALISM. (5 MIN: SPANCHILE 2030)
ADMIN DEFINING IT AS STATE-SPONSORED TERRORISM. (RPT ENGINTER
39 VIKTCR OLIN ON CORRUPT' ANTI-NICARAGUAN CAMPAIGN BY REAGAN
'n82~010 (ENGINTER 0610 0910)
( ,mot-
-LA- 4 STAT
60 INTVW WITH MIKIS THEODHORAKIS BEFORE LEAVING FOR HOM
AFTER ATTENDING MOSCOW MUSIC FESTIVAL, ON HIS VISIT TO NICARAGUA,
SAYING THAT STRUGGLE MUST BE STEPPED UP TO THWART MACHINATIONS
OF U. $1 IMPISM IN NICARAGUA. (5.5 MIN: ' GREEK 1500) ~s
61 TABS COMMENTATOR RUSLAN KNYAZEV ON U. S. (JAR GAMES CODENAMED
GRENADERO-1 BEING HELD IN HONDURAS AND WHICH ARE BIGGEST MANEUVERS
OF AMERICAN ARMED FORCES EVER STAGED IN REGION. (350 TEXT SENT:
TAKE 6 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 29 MAY 84
STAT
VA S-e SSI 11
T)1ROVOH PREVENTIVE NUCLEAR STRIKES (7 MIN, POOR: GERMAN 1600)
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6 INTERNATIONAL DIARY: INCL VIKTOR LEVIN REPLIES TO LISTENERS'
LTRS FROM KURSK OBLAST, ASKING FOR AN EXPLANATION OF WHAT NATO IS,
LENIN NOTES IT IS NATO'S 35TH ANNIVERSARY THIS YEAR, AND DESPITE
ITS CONTINUED CALLS FOR WORLD PEACE, IT DOES LITTLE TO MAKE
POSSITIVE STEPS TO ACHIEVE THIS END, BUT DOES, HOWEVER, CONTINUE
SENT: ENGINTER 1410 1710 GERMAN 1500 ITALIAN 1700 TURKISH 1300
GREMY-1700 KOREAN 1330 CAMB 1330 LAO 1300 INDO 1330 BUR 1430)
04
TO FAN WORLD TENSIONS BY FOLLOWING WASHINGTON'S MILITARIST COURSE
as ,~ OF DEPLOYTING NUCLEAR WEAPONS IN EUROPE IN ITS ATTEMPT TO SECURE
MILITARY SUPREMACY OVER USSR AND ITS ALLIES, BRIEFLY QUOTING
,Dq(e~ CHERNENKO'S REMARKS AT ALL-ARMY CONFERENCE OF SECRETARIES OF
tA,
w 1. 1 KO MOL ORGANIZATIONS. (4.5 MIN: HOME 1706)
(cli"LW-0, at
r"~+^c 6 VIKTOR GLAZUNOV ON RESURGENCE OF REVANCHISM IN FRG. (RPT C~i ) A ~
~A
+V- _. ...~-~. ?t MIN. INCL 2 MIN, CARVAJAL AND 2 MIN CHERNENKO:
~~~'~ DD ESS AND 180 WORDS CHERNENKO REPLY. (450 TEXT SENT: TASSE
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65 YURIY SOLTAN ON WASHINGTON CONFERENCE OF NATO CNCL. (4-3 MIN,
RE 221500) (GREEK 251800)
71--77-
68 VLADIMIR OSTROGORSKIY ON TODAY'S MARCH OF WEST GERMAN WORKING
PPL TO BONN RE CURRENT LABOR STRUGGLES. (RPT GERMAN 281600)
Y y 9 NT: MAYAK 1000 HOME 1100 1800 ORBITA 1100 1800 2100)
it 1 1
N 0900)
SOVIET MILITARY EXPERT ON 40TH ANNIVERSARY OF ALLIED LANDINGS
HERN FRANCE. (8 MIN: HUNGARIAN 281909 hiAY
1934
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REPORT ON PRESENTATION OF AWARD OF SENATE OF GENERAL CORTES
OF SPAIN TO CHERNENKO IN KREMLIN 29 MAY, INCL 140 WORDS CARVAJAL
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(1SS/1 ?Ln, RENCHINTER 1600 ENGUK 1900 ITALIAN 1700 1900 FINNISH 1#30 ENGAFR
1700 2000 ORTAFR 18301 ZULU 1800 HUNGARIAN 1630 SERBO 1600'1900)
71 CHERNENKO SPEECH UPON RECEIVING SPANISH AWARD PRESENTED BY
e u(J(AJ DE CARVAJAL. Q_-l MIN: HOME 1500 ORBITA 1500 2000 2200 2300/TWICE/
lpar~" )CO LMAYAK 1700 20001 BRIEF: HOME 1300 1930 MAYAK 2230-ORBITA 1300 1400
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Fae AND PORTUGUESE.. PRESIDENT ANTONIO RAMALHO EANES, RE PORTUGAL'S
SOVIET-SPANISH PARLIAMENTARIANS, PEGGED TO SPANISH OFFICIAL VISIT
~unlu~ TO USSR. (400 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1225)
73 PORTUGUESE THEMES: PREPARED BY YURIY KONSTANTINOV: ANON ON
FAILURE OF ECONOMIC POLICIES OF SOCIALIST-SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC
COALITION GOVT, STRESSING ITS INABILITY TO TACKLE RISING INFLATION
AND UNEMPLOYMENT, CITING STATISTICS TO SUBSTAN
TIATE CHARGE j.
.
1"' ud M W' REPORT ON PORTUGUESE COMPARTY PROTEST AGAINST GOVT'S ATTEMPTS
TO PUSH THROUGH PARLIAMENT A BILL ON SOCALLED INTERNAL SECURITY,
UNDER WHICH HOMESEARCHERS, TELEPHONE TAPPING AND SURVEILLANCE OF
CP AS NEW ATTACK ON PROGRESSIVE CONSTITUTION AND FRESH ONSLAUGHT
ON C ZENS' BASIC RIGHTS (2 MIN). (PORTUGUESE 282100)
74 REPORT ON EXHCANGE OF GREETINGS MESSAGES BETWEEN USSR SUPSOV
-a
; M *N: FINNISH 281430)
NIA's A9B4
77 THIRD QUIZ PROGRAM IN SERIES ABOUT COOPERATION OF
SOVIET-FINNISH YOUTH, DEALING WITH FRIENDSHIP FESTIVALS AS RALLIES
OF PEACE AND GOODNEIGHBORHOOD, REVIEWING HISTORY OF FESTIVALS,
AND ARIOUS ACTIVITIES. (7 MIN, INCL MUSIC: FINNISH 1430)
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EV TOLKUNOV ADDRESS AT 29 MAY KREMLIN MEETING OF
DAY. (RPT TASSE 281455) (PORT 282100)
Sp 76 FRIENDSHIP PANORAMA: REVIEW BY VIKTOR ANDREYEV ON
SOVIET-FINNISH.CULTURAL AND SCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE AND JOINT RESEARCH
WORK (3MIN); ON HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP AMONG PPLS IN MOSCOW, WHICH
HAS ALSO BEEN VISITED BY DELEGATION OF FINLAND-USSR SOCIETY
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78 USSR SUPSOV PRESIDIUM/USSR CNCL OF MINISTERS GREETINGS
1-ab !ifa O HEADS OF AFRICAN STATES AND PPLS ON AFRICA LIB DAY. (M MAYA_
c A 240730) fay MIN: GREEK 251800 271800 )
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79 "SOCIALIST GOVERNMENTS AND COUNTRIES OF SOCIALIST DEVELOPMENT
PATH."__1\(RPT AMHARIC 281530) (FRENCHAFR 281930)
WITH MASS DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST POLICIES OF SOUTH AFRICAN REGIME.
S 4~ NOTES PURPOSE OF TOUR IS TO BREAK SOUTH AFRICA'S DIPLOMATIC
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(~ISSaw DETERMINATION TO MAKE POSITIVE CHANGES IN COUNTRY'S ECONOMY (2
MIN)i ALEKSANDR SERGEYEV ON AGREEMENT REACHED BETWEEN EEC AND
ACP OF THEIR ASSOCIATION IN FIJI. IN CURRENT TALKS NEWLY LIBERATED
NATIONS HAVE DEMANDED TERMS BE RECONSIDERED AND INCLUDE PROTECT.ION
{-- AGAINST EUROPEAN TEN, EEC EXPLOITATION OF AFRICA OUTLINED (4.5
(k y(A L- .NTHAT SOVIET FILMS SHOW UGANDANS HOW PROBLEMS CAN BE SOLVED BY
SELF-RELIANCE, EXPRESSING APPRECIATIONOF CHERNENKO'S MESSAGE
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80 "AFRICA AS WE SEE IT": YURIY ROGOV ON START OF.PIETER BOTHA'S
TOUR OF WEST EUROPEAN COUNTRIES. DURING WHICH HE WILL BE MET
FIRST SESSION OF NATIONAL PPL'S ASSEMBLY OF GUINEA-BISSAU.
CONCLUDING-SPEECH OF JOAO VIEIRA
QUOTED ON GOVERNMEN
'
MIN). (ENGAFR 1700 20001 ROGOV ONLY: PORTAFR 1830)
3
ANON, REPORTER INTVWS JAMES DEAN
FILM DIR
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ECTOR OF UGANDA'S
TV NETWORK, WHO IS ATTENDING TASHKENT FILM FESTIVAL, SAYING
REPUBLIC DAY, NOTING OPPRESSION OF BLACKS IN SOUTH AFRICA AND
82 STMT BY ANC YOUTH LDR ANDREW MKIZW ON 31 MAY SOUTH AFRICA
TO F
1) VAL. (3 MIN: ENGAFR 282000) I s., 9 NA Y 1004
THEIR HARD LIVES AND LACK OF FREEDOMS, SAYS NKOMATI AND LUSAKA
AC, OIDS WERE FRAUDS. (3 MIN: ZULU 1900)
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83 "SELECTED CRIMES OF APARTHEID" FEATURE: ANON ON BANTUSTANS
AND THEIR DEPRIVED ECON STATUS, NOTING MANY DEATHS AND POLITICAL
(,(l DETENTIONS (3 MIN)i ANON ON MAY AFRICANS NOT BEING READY TO
5.4
ACCEPT NEW APARTHEID DISPENSATION IN SOUTH AFRICA, SPEARHEADED
BY ANC AND SOUTH AFRICAN COMPARTY IN EFFORTS TO CHANGE SITUATION
INTERNATIONAL DIARY: INCL BRONISLAV MYAKOTA ON FORTHCOMING
`Q 6 acW A TOUR OF WESTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES BY PIETER BOTHA. (RPTHOE
"-r 281645) (ORBITA 0930 1330)
85 BORIS GAN ON VISIT OF SOUTH AFRICAN PRIME MINISTER TO
WESTERN EUROPE. NOTING PRIOR TO VISIT SPECIAL MEASURES WERE
TAKEN IN WESTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES TO PREFENT DISORDERS, CITING
LABOR MP ROBERT HUGHES CONDEMNING VISIT. QUOTING MENGISU HAILE
MARIAM ON VISIT AND ANRGY REACTION IN AFRICA TO VISIT, CONDEMNING
SOME WESTERN COUNTRIES WHICH CONTINUE TO SUPPORT PRETORIA REGIME'S
APARTHEID POLICY WHICH IS AGAINST BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS. (3.5
MIN: INTER 2010)
8 BORIS GAN EXPLAINS WHY APARTHEID SYSTEM CONTINUES TO
WORK IN SOUTH AFRICA. EMPHASISING ASSISTANCE OF WESTERN BUSINESS
INTERESTS AS ONE OF THE MAIN FACTORS KEEPING APARTHEID REGIME
IN POWER, NOTING U.S. IS MAIN SUPPORTER OF REGIME. (ENGUK 1900)
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V ASS (TASSE 281549) (ONE MIN: GERMAN 09001 BRIEF: ENGINTER 0700 0800
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h 82130 PORT 282100 2100 HUNGARIAN 281-630 281900 MAND 0700 VIET
(LZvv1So
VALENTIN LAPIN ON MIDEAST SITUATION. (RPT ENGINTER
0) (GREEK 251800)
71
88 MIKHAIL GLEBOV ON REPORT BY AP SHEDDING LIGHT ON POSITION
OF PRISONERS IN AN ISRAELI CONCENTRATION CAMP IN OCCUPIED SOUTHERN
LEBANON. (RPT ENGINTER 282010) (ENGINTER 0610 0910) (.L
( mg 'M4
89 REPORTS ON 28 MAY KREMLI MEETING BETWEEN KUZNETSOV AND
SYRIAN VICE PRESIDENT RIFAT ASSAD, WITH GIST REMARKS EXCHANGED.
300 1400)
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TAKE 8 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 29 MAY 84
91 RAMI MUHAMMAD ASH-SHA'IR, PLO CHARGE D'AFFAIRES IN
MOSCOW, ON 20TH ANNIV OF FOUNDING OF PLO, EXPRESSES PLEASURE
a~ AT SPEAKING OVER MOSCOW RADIO ON OCCASION, RECALING PLO's
Foa1~F _
CA0hJ STRUGGLE , Oy,ER_P.AST-20-?YRS'AGAINST. U.S. -ZIONIST .IMPERIALIST
FORCES, EXPRESSES GRATITUDE TO USSR FOR ITS CONSTANT SUPPORT
FOR PLj'S STRUGGLE. (ARABIC 1430)
f ff
AND RIFAAT AL-ASSAD, VICE-PRESIDENT OF SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC,
WITH GIST REMARKS EXCHANGED. (450 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1512 TASR
ASS R~~ 1553 ENGINTER 17=1-0; 400 TEXT SENT: TASSE 15381 5-3. 5 MIN: ENGINTER
V a'4
2010 PORTBRAZ 2200 SPANLA 2380 GREEKCY 1700 SERBO 1-9601 ON N:
S
r*) "'-).HOME -MOO ORBITA 1800 2100 2300 MAYAK 1430 GERMAN 1300 1600
LLcc i- ft ?wJGERMAUST 1900 GREEKCY 1700 ZULU 1800 MAND 16001 BRIEF: ORBITA
0 n(Z 2304 ENQINTER 1500-1600 1700 1800 1900 2000J 2100 FRENCHINTER
1600 PORTBRAZ 2200 2300 SPANLA 2300 ENGUK 1900 ENGNA 2200 ITALIAN
1700 1900- ARABIC 1630/TWIC-E/ FRENCHMAG 1930 ENQAFR 1700 2000
PORTAFR 1830 CZECH/SLOVAK tSOO 1600 HUNGARIAN 1630 SERBO 1600
90 REPORTS.ON 29 MAY KREMLIN MEETING BETWEEN TIKHONOV/PONOMAREV
SNujj~ udu-
RlMOHAMED CHERIF MESSAADIA, HEAD OF PERMANENT SECRETARIAT OF
r ALGERIA'S NATLIB FRONT CC, WITH GIST REMARKS EXCHANGED. (200
ISSN~~ TEXT SENT: TASSE 1005 TASSR 0900)
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92 NIKOLAY ANDREYV: "IN VANGUARD OF STRUGGLE AGAINST ZIONISM",
REVIEWING MIDEAST SITUATION, RECALLING VARIOUS AGREEMENTS ON
RECONCILATION AND SETTING UP OF NEW GOVERNMENT; CANCELLATION
OF LEBANESE-ISRAELI AGREEMENT, CONDEMNING ISRAELI CRIMES AND
OPENS PORT GIVEN TO TEL AVIV BY REAGAN ADMINISTRATION. (ARABIC
1430)(
93 REPORT ON 29 MAY ALGIERS MEETING BETWEEN SHEVARDNADZE AND
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W J1400 SERB?-'1600 KOREAN 1330 URDU 1300 BEND 15000
WAR. (4-3 MIN. SENT: ENQINTER 140 1710 ENGNA 2200 GERMAN 1500
ITALIAN 1-700 ARABIC 1630 TURKISH 1300 BULGARIAN 1530,POLISH
u ? / I_,;
BOMBAY OIL INSTALLATIONS. ADDING THAT NATURALLY IRAN'S OIL
< (' (f (4 MI TENT: PERSIAN 1700)
96 REPORT ON TUDEH PARTY CC STATMT ON IRANIAN REGIME'S PREPS
1,,6,arh FOR NEW ANTI-TUDEH PLOTS IN FORM OF NEW TRIALS. (RPT PERSIAN
14-0te SN- " -----
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Tu IRANIAN -NEWSPAPER RAH-E TUDEH. (3 MIN, SENT: PERSIAN 1400 1600)
99 LITERARY TALK BASED ON MIRZA EBRAHIMOV'S NOVEL. (15 MIN:
'-f-,y- 4 0 PERS~l 600)
100 "WITH THE LISTENERS" FEATURE. (RPT ARABIC 241630)
Sri
(FRENCH G 1930) (.L
10 NON REFERRING TO STMT RECENTLY MADE BY PAPANDREOU. RE
STORING OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS IN GREECE. (_RPT GREEKCY 271700)
( O&A'"` (GREEK 61800 271800) U-j
102 REPORT ON OPENING OF "DAYS OF GREEK TRADE" EXHIBITION
IN MOSCOW. INCL INTVW WITH STAVROS NICOLACOPOULOS. OF GREEK
EXPORT PROMOTION ORGANIZATION, ON TRADE AND ECON TIES BETWEEN
USSR AND GREECE. (300 TEXT: TASSE 1500)
103 ANON ON BORIS ARISTOV'S VISIT TO CYPRUS AND TALKS WITH
KIPRI OU. (5 MIN, SENT: GREEKCY 1700)
/d _ .2L MAY ;~[4
104 VALERIY PAVELENARIYEV SOVETSKAYA ROSSIYA ON PLIGHT OF
TURKI WORKERS LIVING IN BERLIN. (3 MIN: TURKISH 1300)
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105 ANON ON NATO'S 35TH ANNIV, NOTING HOW NATO USED SOCALLED
SOVIET THREAT TO ENROLL TURKEY INTO ITS AGGRESSIVE PLANS, WHICH
29 MAY 198
110 NEWS BRIEFS FROM DRA: KABUL MTG MARKS ANNIV OF RELATIONS
BETWEEN AFGHANISTAN AND USSR, KARMAL SPEAKS AT DISCUSSION
MTO - ON-~NATL DEFENSE. (6 MIN: MAND 0700)
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IS DETREMENTAL TO TURKEY'S BUDGET, MAINTAINING THERE IS NO THREAT
R AS THEIR RELATIONS REMAIN GOODS
USS
0'00d ~ HISTORICAL EVENTS AND LAUDING FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN TWO COUNTRIES.
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107 CPSU CC/PRESIDIUM SUPSOV/SOV GOVT GREETINGS MSG TO
AFGHANISTAN LDRS MARKING 65TH ANNIV ESTABLISHMENT OF DIPLOMATIC
RELATIONS BETWEEN USSR AND AFGHANISTAN. (TASSE 261310)
N w~ TO TURKEY FROM -
3S" MAINTAINING MBRSHIP IN NATO IS ALSO COUNTERPRODUCTIVE FROM
SECUR POINT OF VIEW. (4 MIN: TURKISH 1300) LA-S
106 REPORT ON FUNCTION HELD AT FRIENDSHIP HALL TO COMMEMORATE
10TH ANNIVERSARY OF CLEARING OF CHITTAGONG PORT IN BANGLADESH,
CITING REMARKS BY VICE PRESIDENT OF SOVIET-BANGLADESH FRIENDSHIP
~u1a1 SOCIETY, CHARGE DE AFFAIRES OF BANGLADESH AND OTHER RECALLING
~~~~ry 9& O'10 (BRIEF: G' EEK 261800 271500 271900 )
Jl? 108 INTVW WITH AFGHAN DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER (NAME
ISs1- 2j 3
INDISTINCT) ON CURRENT SITUATION, STRESSING SOVIET UNION'S
SELFLESS AID IN AIDING AND DEFENDING NEW REPUBLIC, DENOUNCING
30)
AMER '6 M SUPPORT FOR INSURGENTS. (4 MIN: ALBANIAN 2714
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109 INTVW WITH ABDOL WALI HOJJAT, HEAD OF ISLAMIC AFFAIRS
DEPARTMENT OF DRA CNCL OF MINISTERS, RE 65TH ANNIV OF ESTABLISHMENT
NIV OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN USSR AND AFGHANISTAN. (6 MIN,
04., Dip. Lo/ POOR R I 1500) ` I 10,14 .w A
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NISTRY CONDEMNING CHINESE SIDE'S ARMED PROVOCATIONS ON
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112 PROGRAM FOR CHI CADRES: (GORJEYEV) ON GOOD DISCIPLINE
PERSONAL INTEGRITY OF SOVIET LEADING CADRES. (7 MIN: MAND 1230)
113 INTVW WITH (SUGELIN), OFFICIAL OF SOVIET CULTURE
MINISTRY, NOTING VARIOUS EXCHANGE ACTIVITIES BETWEEN PRC, USSR
IN1 198. (3 MIN: SENT: MAND 1230) 5 S
ASIA/FAR EAST
114 (ABDUR RAZ ZAK), MBR BANGLADESH LABOR ORGANIZATION CC,
CALLING FOR TURNING INDIAN OCEAN INTO ZONE OF PEACE AND RAPPING
Il~o- ( . U. S. MILITARIZATION OF REGION AND ACCUSING IT OF PUTTING HURDLES
IN WAY CONVENING INTL CONF ON INDIAN OCEAN. (5 MIN: BENG 1500)
LLS
115 GRMYKO SPEECH 29 MAY AT LUNCHEON IN HONOR OF AUSTRALIAN
FOREIGN MINISTER WILLIAM HAYDEN. (TEXT, 1,200 TEXT SENT: TASSE
17531 SUMMARIES, 400 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1644 TASSR 1745; 5.5 MIN
A,~s~ ta\t J at-
ENGNA 2200: ONE MIN: ENGINTER 1900 2000 ENGUK 1900 ENGNA 2200:
SS(L G` BRI NGINTER 2100 PORTBRAZ 2200 2300'SPANLA 2300)
LLLM
i REPORT ON 29 MAY TALKS BETWEEN GROMYKO AND VISITING
AUSTRALIAN FOREIGN MINISTER WILLIAM HAYDEN, WITH GIST REMARKS
EXCHANGED. (600 TEXT SENT: TASSE 17021 400 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1730,
4-3 : , ENGINTER 200 SERBO 1900; BRIEF: ENGUK 1900 TURKISH 1730)
11 ACCOUNT OF AUSTRALIAN FOREIGN MINISTERS' VISIT TO USSR
INCL REPORT ON TALKS CONTINUING AND BRIEF QUOTES LUNCHEON SPEECHES
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118 ANON RE JEAN KIRKPATRICK'S VISIT TO ASEAN COUNTRIES TO
WIN SUPPORT FOR U. S. MILITARY COOP FOR ITS BASES IN REGION,
S
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NOTING UPCOMING ZHAO AIPING'S VISIT TO U.S., CHARGING U. S. OF
V
PR~~ PROV NG PRC AGAINST VIETNAM. (7 MIN: INDO 1330) ~S (SS
UPC
-V o-k U'S 119 TASS COMMENTATOR ALEXEY POPOV ON TKYO'S HAWKS ALARMED B Y
MOUNTING PROTESTS OF OPPOSITIONS PARTIES, PUBLIS AND MASS MEDIA
STAT AGAINST JAPAN'S REARMAMENT, DEMANDING THAT GOVT LAUNCH A
ur COUNTER-CAMPAIGN TO CONVINCE POPULATION THAT NO MILITARY BUILDUIP
IS TAKING PLACE IN JAPAN. (450 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1945)
121 VYKHUKHALEV ON "STOP-TOMAHAWKS" CAMPAIGN HELD IN JAPAN 22
MAY WITH LARGEST RALLY IN YOKOSUKA, CITING JCP CHMN'S REMARKS AT
THAT RALLY, SAYS PPL WORRY THAT JAPAN WILL BE FURTHER DRAWN INTO
U. S. LEAR STRATEGY. (3. 5 MIN: JAP 281200) ti-S
I ANON ON JAP PROPOSAL TO SET UP PACIFIC ALLIANCE WHICH IS
,
WASHINGTON'S DESIRE, NOTING U.S. PRESSUR EON ASEAN COUNTRIES TO
BEC E LLIES THROUGH MILITARIZATION (5 MIN: VIET 1300)
2 9 MA`''
123 FRIENDSHIP, GOODNEIGHBORLINESS PROGRAM. INTVW WITH
(TSUNEKJ ISHIKAWA) OFFICIAL OF JAP-SOVIET FRIENDSHP SOCIETY
ON ACTIVITIES, NOTING JAP PPL'S EFFORTS TO UNDERSTAND USSR
(8 MIN); INTVW WITH MBRS OF JSP YOUTH ACTIVISTS' DELEGATION NOW IN
USSR GIVING THEIR' IMPRESSIONS OF RED SQUARE, MOSCOW (5.5 MIN);
ITVW WITH JAP MUSICIAN (TAKESHI TERAUCHI) ON HIS VISIT TO MOSCOW
INTL MUSIC FESTIVAL (11 MIN). (25 MIN OVERALL, INCL MUSIC: JAP
T,Ak 281;!D00 )
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125 REPORT ON CONCLUSION OF SOVIET-KOREAN TALKS IN KREMLIN
.J ,L- VI+
ASIAN COMMUNIST
kTS kJ 124 REPORTS ON 24 MAY USSR-DPRK TALKS IN KREMLIN. (TASSE
N(Lur
241214) (BRIEF: GREEK 251800)
127 ANON ON DPRK DELEG'S MOSCOW VISIT, WITH GIST OF TALKS, AND
i1 3 MIN SUMMARY CHERNENKO 23 MAY DINNER SPEECH. (RPT ENGINTER 261310 )
c c+ ( GRE 71800 )
DELEG HEADED BY KIM IL SONG TO USSR LAST WEEK, CITING OUTCOME OF
I~
VISIT, NOTING TALKS BETWEEN SOVIET-KOR LEADERS AND QUOTING SPEECH
BY CHERNENKO AND KIM IL SONG AT KREMLIN BANQUET, CONCLUDING THAT
ilY
~~~WSOVIET-KOREAN TALKS REAFFIRMED SOVIET-KOR JOINT EFFORTS FOR PEACE,
CL~
25 MAY, WITH GIST OF TALKS. (,MAYAK 251000) (BRIUE: GREEK 261500)
6 ANON ON SOVIET-KOREAN SUMMIT TALKS IN IN MOSCOW, INCL
CHERNENKO-SONG MTG 25 MAY, .5 MIN), AND CONCLUSION OF
SOVIET-KOR TALKS IN KREMLIN 25 MAY ( MIN). (RPT ENGINTER 251310)
(GREEK-251900) 251800) STAT
129 ALEKSANDR KOROLEV ON RECENT MEETINGS IN MOSCOW BETWEEN
CHERNENKO AND SONG OF DPRK, UNDERLINING IMPORTANCE OF THEIR
REMARKS ON VARIOUS TOPICS, PARTICULARLY IN MAINTAINING PEACE IN ASIA
TOUCHING ON PERSIAN GULF AND INDIAN OCEAN, CLAIMING COMPLICATIONS
RESULT U. S. POLICY. (3.5 MIN: ENGINTER 1431)
130 (GEORGIY GRAMATCHIKOV) ON VISIT OF DPRK PARTY AND STATE
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DEMOCRAY, SOCIAL PROGRESS. (6 MIN, SENT: KOR 1130)
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132 SUMMARY PRAVDA ON CEMA COUNTRIES' ECON DEVELOPMENT SINCE
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T33 TASS CORR INTVW WITH ANDDAS ZSOLNAY OF HUNGARY, DPTY HEAD
OF DEPT OF JOINT ECON WORKS OF CEMA SECRETARIAT, ON CEMA MEMBERS
DOVETAILING THEIR NATL ECON DEVELOPMENT PLANS FOR NEXT FYP. (350
TEXT SENT: TASSE 1613 TASSR 0830)
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136 VOICES OF FRIENDSHIP: REQUESTED INFORMATION ABOUT ECONOMIC
COOPERATION BETWEEN THE USSR AND GDR,(3 MIN); GDR TRADE
REPRESENTATIVE FRITZ WALTER ON GDR'S'FOREIGN TRADE RELATIONS
WITH USSR, INCLUDING FACTS AND FIGURES ON TWO COUNTRIES' MUTUAL
TRADE VOLUME AND INFORMATION ABOUT PROGRAM OF SPECIALIZATION AND
INVESTMENT PROJECTS (6 MIN); REMARKS BY GDR VISITORS WHO HAD
COME TO TBILISI ON BOARD OF A TU-134 PLANE (2 MIN)i QUOTATIONS
FROM LETTERS BY GDR PUPILS INFORMING ABOUT THEIR IMPRESSIONS ON
SOVIET UNION, FOLLOWED BY MUSIC (5 MIN); INFORMATION ABOUT A MOSCOW
RADIO COMPETITION OF CHILDREN'S PAINTINGS. FOLLOWED BY MUSIC
DEVOTED TO INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S DAY (5 MIN). (TOTAL 26 MIN
OVERALL NC, MUSIC: GERMAN 1600)
13Y "NEWSREEL": INCL TASS REPORT ON LEADERS OF POLISH UNITED
WORKERS PARTY IN WARSAW MEETING WITH TRADE UNION REPS. INCL BRIEF
QUOTE-"A USELSKI REMARKS. (3 MIN: ENGINTER 0810)
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SUMMARY SECOND PARTY NOVOYE VREMYA "FROM TEHRAN TO YALTA"
ON ESTABLISHING FRONTIERS OF POLAND ALONG CURZON LINE IN 1944 BY
STALIN. (8 MIN: POLISH 1400)
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r 134 OLEO BOGOMOLOV RE FORTHCOMING CEMA SUMMIT. ON CEMA COOP
40-1 OVER YEARS. (8 MIN: HUNGARIAN 281630)
I TALK ON ECON INTEGRATION AMONG SOCIALIST COUNTRIES. (5
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139 ANON MARKING 40TH ANNIV ROMANIA'S LIBERATION FROM FASCISM.
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SO ALISM
140 PROF EDUARD ZIMIN REPLYING TO LISTENERS' QUESTION ON "WHAT
HAS SOCIALISM GIVEN MANKIND -- HOW FAR DOES SOCIALISM FIT HUMAN
ASPIRATIONS OF PPL?" ARTICLE SUBTITLED "HOW DOES HUMANISM OF
ENGUK 1900; 2-1 MIN: HOME 0104 ENGINTER 0700 0800 0900 1000 1100 1200
1360 FRENCHINTER 282000 ENGAA 282300 SPANLA 0000 PANCUBA 01,00
PORTUGUESE 282100 SPANISH 282.130 FINNISH 281430 GERMAN 0900 1500
1600 DARI 1500 TURKISH 281300 291830 GREEK 281500 281800 GREEKCY
1700 FRENCHAF 281930 ALBANIAN 1430 HUNGARIAN 281630 281900 POLISH
1300 1400 KOR 09301130 1330 MAND 0700 LAO 1090 1300 BURM 1030
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143 ANON RE SOCIAL CARE AND SECU Ty PROVIDED FOR YOUTH IN USSR,
1( QUOTING FROM CHERNENKO'S ADDRESS TO ALL-ARMY CONF OF SECS OF
G~Ildo KOMSO L ORGS. (ARABIC 1630)
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IST SYSTEM MANIFEST ITSELF." (6 MIN: TURKISH 281300)
MILITARY
141 CHERNENKO SPEECH AT ALL-ARMY CONF OF SECRETARIES OF KOMSOMOL
ORGANIZATIONS HELD IN KREMLIN 28 MAY. PRESENTING ORDER OF RED
BANNER TO KOMSOMOL ORGANIZATIN OF SOVIET ARMY AND NAVY, RE
urnse"Md. BORDER TROOPS DAY. (HOME 281200) (31-30 MIN: HOME 8300 0515 ORBITA
sp G~ 0100 0300; 12-10 MIN: ROMANIAN 1600 LAO 1.030; 9-3 MIN: ENG I NTER
0610 091-0 SPANCUBA 0100 FRENCHINTER 282000 GERMAN 0900 PORTUGUESE
~,i,282100 ENGAF 282000 FRENCHAF 281930 TURKISH 28f300 1300 281730 GREEK
281800 ALBANIAN 284430/TWICE/ HUNGARIAN 2816-30 2819 BURM 1030
~AA 1430 HIND 1130 URDU 1200 1300 LAO 1300 INDO 1330 1500; 2.5 MIN:
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REPORT ON 28 MAY KREMLIN ALLARMY CONF OF SECRETARIES OF
KOMSOMOL ORGANIZATIONS, LISTING THOSE PRESENT, MAIN SPEAKERS AND
THEIR T EM ES. __ _. (R P T -HOME - 281100) (3 MIN: HOME 0300)
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144 TASS CORR INTVW WITH LT-GEN FYODOR LISITSYN MAINTAINING THAT
STRATEGIC OFFENSIVE OF SOVIET ARMY IN SOVIET-GERMAN FRONT
+0100,J THROUGHOUT 1944 WAS A SIGN OF SOVIET UNIONBS LOYALTY TO ITS DUTY AS
u S S ~' 0rFd AN ALLY. (350 TEXT: TASSE 1600)
a? u ANTI-HITLER CAMPAIGN, HEROIC STRUGGLE OF SOVIET PEOPL EIS REPEATEDLY
UA_ Fns UNDERI J.Q ED. (6 MIN: FINNISH 281430)
145 COL ALEKSANDR SEMENOV RECALLING EVENTS OF WW2, PARTICULARLY
CONCENTRATING ON IMPORTANCE OF ESTABLISHING SECOND FRONT IN
COL ALEKSANDR ORLOV, SOV MILIT HISTORIAN, ANALYZING EVENTS
THAT PRECEDED OPENING OF SECOND FRONT IN WEST EUROPE BY ALLIED
%A' a~-N'" FORCES IN JUNE 1944. (RPT (ENGNA 262200) (FRENCHINTER 282000
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147---ACCOUNT OF REMINISCENCES BY BRITISH WRITER JAMES
ALDRIDGE, WAR CORR IN MOSCOW IN 1944, OF EVENTS LEADING UP TO
OPENI~N (Q,)OF SECOND FRONT. (RPT ENGUK 271900) (ENGUK 1900)
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148 SUMMARY SOVETSKAYA ROSSIYA "TRUTH ABOUT OTHER FRONT,"
DISCUSSING WESTERN DISTORTIONS REGARDING SOVIET ROLE.IN WW2.
(3 : CZECH/SLOVAK 1500)
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149 LEV (NIKOLAYEV) ON CEREMONY TO BE HELD ON 6 JUNE
MARKTNG 40TH ANNIV LANDING OF ALLIED TROOPS IN NORMANDY,
qf.-f^ MENTIONIN: PARTICIPATION IN CEREMONY BY AN AMERICAN AIRCRAFT
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IV A MILITARY PARADE AND OFFICIAL SPEECHES, NOTING THAT
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PRESIDENT REAGAN HAS PROMISED TO TAKE PART IN THE CEREMONY, RECALLING
LL.,
SITUATION THAT AROSE OVER OPENING OF SECOND FRONT AND RESPECTIVE
AND THAT AS A RESULT USSR PAYED WITH HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF LIVES
FOR~THESE DELAYS. (ENGNA 2200) p;
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oc" POSITIONS OF MEMBERS OF ANTI-HITLER COALITION, CLAIMING RELUCTANCE
ON PART OF AMERICAN AND BRITISH ALLIES TO OPEN SECOND FRONT IN
EUROPE AND THAT U.S. AND BRITAIN WERE TRYING TO SAVE THEIR FORCES
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BOARD Sf LYUT-7. (RPT GREEK 231500 ON 24 MAY LIST) (GREEK 271500)
153 PPL AND EVENTS: INCL ANON REPORTING FROM GROUND CONTROL
GIVING ACCOUNT OF HOW COSMONAUTS ON SALYUT-7 WENT OUTSIDE CRAFT
154 ANON ON NEW POLAR RESEARCH STATION BEING CONSTRUCTED
CURRENTLY IN ICY SEAS NORTH OF USSR. (RPT GREEK 231500 ON 24
MAY L T) (GREEK 271500)
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155 SUMMARY PRAVDA EDITORIAL 30 MAY SUMMING UP RESULTS OF
LATEST YEAR OF MARX-LEN STUDIES WHICH IS DRAWING TO A CLOSE,
NOTING SPECIAL SIGNIFICANCE ASSUMED BY THIS SUMMING UP NOW AS
ANNIV OF JUNE 1983 PLENUM OF CPSU CC IS APPROACHING WHICH DEALT
WITH PARTY'S IDEOLOGICAL ACTIVITY AT PRESENT STAGE AND FOR
LONG-TERM FUTURE. (ORBITA 2000 2200 2300)
156 YURIY ROGACHEV RE CONSTRUCTION OF CANAL IN BLACK SEA
REGION, AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE IN LAND IMPROVEMENT. (RPT
ENGINTER 281310) (FRENCHINTER 282000 TURKISH 282000
HUNGAR I A13, 281900)
1 VALERIY SERGEYEV ON POSITION OF SOVIET YOUTH IN SOCIETY,
NOTING THOSE LEAVING EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS THIS YEAR WILL BE
GUARANTEED WORK, MENTIONING THAT ALL YOUNG PPL RECEIVE EDUCATION
AND TRAINING FOR A CAREER, STRESSING THAT YOUNG SOVIET PPL ARE
AWARE OF THEIR CIVIC DUTY AND ARE PREPARED TO MAKE THEIR
CONTRIBUTION TO SOCIETY. (3 MIN: SERBO 1600 POLISH 1400 PERSIAN
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150 PRAVDA EDITORIAL ARTICLE "ANTI-SATELLITE
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TASS COMMENTATOR BORIS PROKHOROV ON RIGHTS OF SOVIET
CITIZENS, RE EDUCATION, RIGHT TO WORK, FREE MEDICAL, CHEAP
HOUSING, ETC., AS GUARANTEED BY SOVIET CONSTITUTION. (400
TEXT: TASSE 1354)
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158 JERZY KRASZEWSKI REVIEWING RECENT SOVIET PRESS DEBATE ON
WAYS IN WHICH PARTY IMPLEMENTS ITS LEADING ROLE. (8 MIN:
POLIS1300)
160 PPL AND EVENTS: INCL INTVW WITH YEVGENIY
(MEZHVINSKIY), MOSCOW ELECTRICAL PLANT WORKER, REPLYING TO
LISTENERS ON RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS OF SOVIET CITIZENS, MENTIONING
HE ENJOYS FREEDOM OF SPEECH UNDER CONSTITUTION AND CAN EXPRESS
QUITE FREELY HIS OPINION AND SUGGESTIONS ON ANY PROBLEM,
WHETHER POLITICAL, SOCIAL OR PRODUCTION PROBLEM, POINTING OUT
IT IS HIS DUTY TO CRITICIZE SHORTCOMINGS IN WORK OF A DEPUTY OR
A GOVERNMENT BODY. (RPT GREEK 231500 ON 24 MAY LIST) (ENGAF 1700
20000 REEK 271500)
161 SOCIETY AND INTELLIGENTSIA: POET AND WRITER FROM CAUCASUS
TALKS ABOUT HIS LIFE, WORK, AND LITERATURE IN MINORITY LANGUAGES
IN US. (HUNGARIAN 1630)
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162 MISC INTERNAL USSR ITEMS:0 GLOBAL 4 SOV 13 DEMOC
~~~ 8 Y,UG 1 EUR 14 F OR THAM 2 LATAM 22 MIDEAST 7 ASC 12 ASNC 3
: DARI 1500 KOR 1330
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