TAKE 1 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 18 JAN 83

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP94-01353R001901390002-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 22
• Document Creation Date: December 21, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 4, 2008
• Sequence Number: 2
• Publication Date: January 18, 1983
• Content Type: REPORT

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TAKE I OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LISTf MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED i8 JAN 83
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GLOBAL
"TWO,-LINE STRUGGLE IN WORLD POLITICS" PROGRAM A SHAKHCV
ON SCV PROPOSAL ON EUROPEtS MIDRANGE MISSILE; ACCUSING USA; ITS
LIES OF UNDERMINING TALKS? AGGMT IN THIS REGARD FOR PURPOSE OF
DEPLOYING NEW MISSILES IN EUROPE (3;5 MINH B) MULATOV ON THREAT OF
NEOCOLONIALISM TO AFRICAN PPL, ACCUSING U;S; OTHER CAPITALIST COUNT;
RIES OF PRACTJCING NEOCOLONIALISM IN AFRICA (6 MIN); (TOTAL.
9,5 MINI MAND .1600)' Ulm
SUMMARY V; SEERGEYEV ASIA AND AFRICA TODAY ARTICLE ON NONAL-IGNED
MCVT AN INFLUENTIAL FORCE IN WORLD POLITICS; (35C TEXT SENT-(
TASSE 0640)
CANDREY.FECKOVSKIY) ON NONALIGNED FOREIGN MINISTERS MTG IN-
(f''MANAGUA, NOTING MTGiS CONDEMNATION OF tMPERIALISTS- SUBVERSIVE
ACTIVITIES, SAYS MTG IS LIKE COURT WHERE IMPERIALISM WAS CHARGED
AND TRIED$ NOTES U,S; HAS MANIPULATED LATIN AMERICA'FOR YEARS;
INCL ASSASSINATION OF LDRS AND MASTERMINDING COUPS; LAUDS MANAGUA
MTG WHICH CONSOLIDATED FORCES COMBATING IMPERIALISM (6'15 MIN-1
EU.--4230 )
A J;N Cti COMMUn i Oi E I SSUED BY CODRD I
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AN _N U' ALI ED MTG I:~, MAN!A.GJA, CRIT1CIZING U S; FOR
SPREADING SLANDERS AGAINST iNONAL I GNED MOVT', (5 "' I N ; MAND 0702)
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6 NIKOLAY ANDREYEV "USSR AND NONALIGNED MOVT,n REFERS TO PREPS
IMPORTANT ISSUES OF TIME CHIEFLY CONSOLIDATION OF STRUGGLE FOR
OR 7TH CONF OF NONALIGNED SUMMIT IN MARCH WHICH WILL DISCUSS MOT
PEACE AND REMOVAL OF THREAT, OF NUCLEAR WARS ASSERTS USSR ALWAYS
rtT/ - ,
QUOTED ON THIS MOVT; (ARABIC 1530)
ScES IN Su6H A MOVT AN IMPORTANT POLITICAL FORCE; ANDFOPOV HAD
STATED THAT SOVIETS RESPECT SUCH A MOVT WHOSE PEACEFUL POLICY
CONTRIBUTES TO INTL LIFE; SOVIET STANCE IS VERY CLOSE TO STANCES
OF MCVT IN MANY INTL ISSUES; RECENT WARSAW PACT DECLARATION
7 TASS COMMENTATOR SERGEY ZINZHUK DISCUSSES SOVIET ECONOMIC
ASSISTANCE TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES; SCORES WESTERN PROPAGANDA
ALLEGATIONS THAT USSR IS SEEKING TO.RESTRICT ITS AID TO DEVELOPING
COUNTREIS; (500 TEXT) TASSE 0840)
8 SUMMARY KOMMUNIST ARTICLE BY ZINAIDA KRUGLOVA; PRESIDENT OF
PRESIDIUM OF UNION OF SOVIET FRIENDSHIP SOCIETIES; ON INTERNATIONAL
TIES OF SOVIET PUBLIC; (350 TEXT) TASSE 1141 TASSR 3004)
,~X04' 9 (ALEKSANDR SHAROKCV) ON SIGNIFICANCE OF DISARM; STRESSING
GN1FICANCE OF WARSAW PACT PROPOSAL" DENOUNCING US
OU I A, NATO LDRS
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r vn m I i cm r i A;" 160 CArAINV IVA I V A6TiViT LE5 TO FALKLANDS, PEF
GULF; (RPT JAP 111220 ON 12 JAN LIST) (4 MINT JAP 161200)
L%
12 ALEKSANDR ZHOLKVER ON SOVIETIFRENCH TALKS AND
u~
SOVIET RELATIONS WITH OTHER COUNTRIES; (RFT ENGINTER 141400)
(TURKISH 141407 GREEK 1419ZZ)
11 ANON CN FOREIGN STUDENTS STUDYING IN USSR; DETAILS THEIR.
ACADPMIC ACTIVITIES IN SOVIET UNIVERSITi-=S; -(6 MINI KCR 0932)
12 RADIO MAGAZINE i INCL ITEM ON TRAI ING FOR SPORTS COACHES
FROM DEVELOPING COUNTRIES' (AMHAR I C 1532i
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1J n:.v i Cc + ? TUU`t LCTTEMS I QUOTES FRC LISTENERS LTR ON IMPR-
OVING PROGRAMS AND MORE OF SAME IN SPECIAL PROGRAM ON.20 JANUARYj
LTR ON RADIO MOSCOWI S EXCELLENT SERVICES LISTENERS OFFER SUGGESTIONS
FOR PROGRAMS AND CONGRATULATE RADIO FOR ITS INTERESTING INTVWS
ABOUT EVENTS IN USSR LITTLE KNOWN IN USA) LISTENER PRAISES PROGRAM
ON BATTLE OF STALINGRAD AND CONGRATULATES SOY P.PL ON ANNIV OF THIS
FAMOUS BATTLES INFO ON LISTENERS'r HISTORY CLUB] ROUNDUP OF LISTEN
ERS' SUGGESTIONS FOR PRCaRAMS, (ENGNA OE01)
11 -1
DISARM/PEACE
"PEACE, DISARM" P-ROGRAMs AFONIN."SOCIALIST COUNTRIES AIM
'AT NUCLEAR DISARM" ELABORATING ON SOCIALIST.000MTRIES' VIEWS ON NUC
DISARM AS EMBODIED IN WARSAW PACT PEACE PROPOSAL; REITERATES SOV
PE PROPOSALS IN-PAST YRS, (6 -MINI JAP 17;000)
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15 (VIKTCR SILIAKOV) REFERRING TO RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED AT WARSAW
ACT PRAGUE -'TG; NOTES CONCEREN OVER"U;S, DEPLOYMENT OF NUCLEAR
EAPONS IN ASIAN REGION AND ITS PLEDGE TO SUPPLY SOPHISTICATED
EAPONSI. INCL F*164 TO PAKISTAN UNDER PRETEXT OF CHANGING SITUATION
-AFGHANISTAN, HAILING USSR'S FIRM ASSURANCE OF NOT BEING FIRST'-TO
N UCLEAR WEAPON AND POINTS OUT ITS RESOLVE TO WORK FOR PEACE
AND-DISARM; (7 MINI HIND 1400)
TASS POLITICAL ANALYST ANATOLIY KRASIKOV "IS IT TO SEPARATE
?c C TO COUNT TOGETHER? ~'~; (ll ~'~1C 1 f1 ti t1 r1 AI @0nAA wwm Lome nefti'mm ? ...
~~ _NV
~(/~'v AND NATO REACTION'. (5Z3 TEXT SE ;T i TASSE 2116 TASSR 2018)
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~ 17 PRAVDA EDITORIAL-ARTICLE.* 19 JAN; "WASHINGTON CONTINUES TO
-vw60 I +~1??#,. .r:i 4=1w IJr FIWN AND WA5MINUTDN DISTORTING STATE
AFFAIRS AT GENEVA TALKS; (850 TEXT SENT! TASSR 2255)
TASS FOLI-TICAL CaSERv*ER VL ADIMIR SERCV "HAT HIDES EEHIND
ASHINGTCNIS S% EORNNESS,n ON wASHINGTC'N' CONTINUING TO INSIST
ST4'6EORNLY ON NOTORIOUS ZERO OPTION, KNOWN TO EE UNACCEPTABLE TO
USSR AND TO CONTRADICT PRINCIPLE OF EQUALITY AND EQUAL SECURITY;
(450 TEXT SE"TI TASSR 1255 TASSE 1548) 1 n
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,H nM I C?AL WEAPONS, NOTES TALKS ARE BASED ON SOV PROPOSALS ON ISSUE
19 TASS CITING UPI REPORT ON DOCUMENT AT
U;S; PLANS FOR PROTRACTED NUCLEAR WAR; CRPT TASSE 171132) (4 MINT
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PANCUSA 01
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TAKE 2 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LISTt MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED l8 JAN 83
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GREEK 17,0 FRENCHA720E0 PORTAFR 17150 PORT 1 o GERMAN 10t0
PERSIAN 163 ARAB 17 0 TURK 1401 GREEKCY 18@1101
8 0 BULL 1430 CZECH/
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20 YLRIY SOLTAN CN UPI REPORT ON SECRET PENTAGON DOCUMENT
CONTAINING GUIDELINES FOR NEW. UPS; MILITARY STRATEGY AND PLANS-FOR
PROTRACTED NUCLEAR WAR; (4 MIN, SENT1 ENGINTER 14 7 21,0
PORTBRAZ 220 0 00 SPANLA 2U/O FRENCH 17 ITAL IWO 21;.0'GERMAN itti
OVAK 16 POLISH 15 0 SERBO 1 0 20 0' KOR 13 ANONI HUNG a0
21 VLADIS-LAV KOZYAKOV ON SECRET PENTAGON DOCUMENT ON DEFENSE
BMITTED Tn. UNGA LAST SUMMER, TRACES USE CF CHEMICAL WEAP3 S
CIVILIZATION; c5 MINI ENGNA 2300)
GUIDANCE WHICH CLEARLY SHOWS THAT CURRENT WASHINGTON LDRSHIP IS
ENGAGED IN INTENSIVE PREPS FOR NUCLEAR WARFARE GIVING RISE TO
EVEN GREATER PUBLIC CONCERN; BOTH IN USA AND IN OTHER COUNTRIES
BECAUSE THIS TIME IT INVOLVES TRULY INSANE PLANS WHOSE
IMPLEMENTATION WOULD ENDANGER VERY EXISTENCE OF HUMAN
0~p 2 ANON ON GENEVA TALKS ON HOLDING INTL CCNVE!N!TION ON BANNING
GERMAN 1 6 ; 1 ; f SPAtiL A 2! 2 CRTBRAZ .220T 2373- ?EiRs I AN 163 DAR I 17,7,,r
ENGINTER 1 i7 21 EN?NA 23ziRE;\CH 173Z--l-TAL 18 2 0.
^VER YEARS, REFERS TO INTL SCIENTISTS SY-'PCSIUN AT HO CHI MINH-
SCORES WASHI\GTCNtS COURSE OF CHEMICAL REAP AMEvT, (4-3 MIN
7,2
SERBC 177 200 URDU 130 BENG 15 0 SUR 143,ZLAO 14 INDC I5Zfl
ARAB 17 , TURK 1 REECKY 18 CZECH/SLOVAK 16(pOLISH 5-
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APONS', ( 5 , 5 M S N I MANDSEA i2 3 M Z N I MAND 16
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23 (LIDING)/ANON ON BANNING OF CHEMICAL WEAPONS CITING SOV
24 PRAVDA 18 JAN REPORT ON WORK OF INTL SYMPOSIUM OF SCIENTISTS
AT HC CHI MINH CITY ON CONSEQUENCE OF USE OF TOXIC CHEMICALS IN
VIET WAR; STRESSING THAT PROGRESSIVE SCIENTISTS OF WORLD CRITICIZE
WACRIMINALS FROM PENTAGON; (5,5^5 MIN! VIET SZaZ AP 1712ZZ~
AGENTS FOR HUMAN ORGANISMS AND ENVIRONMENT; INCL STMT BY VI.ET
SCIENTIST TRAN DINH DIAN' (350 TEXT! TASSE 2946 TASSR 2852)
4N.10-11" SPANCUBA
2~S0 ERMAN 100VbAR I 17 0 GREEK 171 FRENCHAFR 1722'i0 17-
O 183 f AH I L I 1730 HAD 32I .
NTL SYMPOSIUM OF SCIENTISTS STUDYING CONSEQUENCES OF USE.OF TOXIC
25 ANDREY NIZAMUTDINOV REPORT FROM HO CHI MINH CITY ON WORK OF
NH CITY TO DISCUSS EFFECTS OF USE OF TOXIC AGENTS ON HUMAN BEING
26 LEONID KRICMEVSKIY ON INTL SYMPOSIUM OF SCIENTISTS AT HO CHI
27 ANON
ON ANTIWAR MOVT; (RPT ENGINTER 141400) (TURKISH 141400)
UNITED STATES
29
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ON REAGAN ADMIAPAYING LIP SERVICE STAT
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CAUSE OF MA I' TA I N I',G AND STRENGTHENING PEACE, WHILE LAUNCH I LNG
EXT_'.~SIVc CA"PAIGN
N ANTI-+tAR CAyPAIGNE S I`?' JS,, 43CV_ ALL CN
=EPS CF PONAN. CATHOLIC C!~URCH'. (3Z0 TEXT SENT* i 'ASS 15"3 TASSR
1155)
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30 VLADIMIR KAZANSKY CN"PUBLIC OPINION POLL IN U;5; ACCORDING
TO WHICH 41 PERCENT OF PPL ARE AGAINST REAGANtS POLICIES IN HIS TWO
YEARS IN OFFICE; NOTING AMERICANS CONCERN ABOUT ECON SITUATION AT
HOME AND INCREASE IN WAR DANGER AND UNPRECEDENTED ARMS SPENDING;
(5 MIN, POORi ENGNA 0001)
31 ANATOLIY LAZARE ON CAMPAIGN FOR RELEASE
FROM PRISON OF BLACK MAYOR OF MISSISSIPPI TOWN; (RPT T- I
171655)
(300 TEXTi TASSE 0625)
32 VLADIMIR POZNER 'DAILY TALK' ON MEETING AT FRIENDSHIP HOUSE
IN MOSCOW WITH GROUP OF AMERICAN COLLEGE STUDENTS TURING USSR0
NOTING HOW PREDICTABLE ARE THEIR QUESTZNS ABOUT LIFE IN USSR;
POINTING TO AMAZINGLY UNIFORM-IMAGE OF USSR AND QUESTIONS THEY
TEND TO ASK WHICH REFLECT THAT IMAGE1 CITING QUESTION ABOUT AMOUNT
OF DISSENT ALLOWED IN USSR;. MENTIONING SOVIET CITIZENS' RIGHT TO
CRITICIZE GOVT IN LOCAL PRESS, LAUDING SITUATION IN BRITAIN WHERE
ANYONE CAN AIR IS OPINIONS IN HYDE PARK DR ELESEWHERE, STRESSING THAT
IN U;S; ESTABLISHMENT HAS ABILITY TO HIT BACK AT DISSENTERS THROUGH
MEDIA; PUT PRESSURE ON YOUR WORK; CLAIMING SHOOTING OF JOHN LENNON
SS PRIUME EXAMPLE OF WAY DISSIDEN-TS CAN END UP IN U;S, iENGNA 2300j
AMERICAS
33 KATIA AND PEPE ON POOR PERFORMANCE CF CHILEAN ECONOMY
UNDER PINOCHET, REFER TO ILL.GOT?EN GAINS OBTAINED BY SOME BANKERS
AND TO HARDSHIPS THE PEOPLE ARE GOING THROUGH, (3 MINI SPANCHILE
213.,0 )
34 "T.-4C. ?~R~S~-
FEATIURE BY G-ASTON VARGASt PINOCHET IS USING
FARCE CF ALLEGED RETURN OF EXILES IN ORDER TC GIVE HIS YANKEE MASTERS
4 PRETEXT FOR SjPPLYING ARMS TC CHILE1 BUT CHILEAN PEOPLE HAVE TO
REA ANC CVER T HRC4 PINOCHET; (5 MINI _SPANCHILE 2132)
35 (JAIME SUAREZ) LAUNCHES AN APPEAL TO CHILEAN PEOPLE TO DEFEND
THE LIVES OF CHILEAN POLITICAL PRISONERS (ANDRES GALANAQUIS)
AND (PATRICIC LCPEZ); (3 'MINI SPANCNIL" 2130)
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36 VOLODIA TEITELBOIM ON NEED TO OUST PINCCH!T, (13 MIN;
POORESTi (SPANCHILE 2120)
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37 ECUADCREAN CP SEC GEN RENE MAUGE DELIVERING MESSAGE ON
OCCASION OF 'WEEK OF SOLIDARITY WITH SALVADORAN PPL; (3 MINT
SPANLA 2300)
38 ANON ON INSURGENTS; ACTIONS IN EL SALVADOR; RE WEEK OF
SOLIDARITY WITH SALVADORAN PPL; QUOTING VENEZUELAN AND ECUADCREAN
SOURCES AS VOICING SUPPORT FOR SALVADO,RAN REBELS, STRUGGLE; CON?,
CLUCINQ WITH RECORDED STMT BY ECUADOREAN CP SEC GEN RENE MAUGE;
(3 MINI SPANCHILE 2130)
WEST GERMANY
SSE 161706)_(1;5w1 MINj PORTAF 171 'JAP 17 0 1712'"}
9 GROMYKO .6 JAN AIRPORT ARRIVAL SPEECH AT START OF FRG VISIT:
4Z BONN REPORT ON 17 JAN TALKS BETWEEN GROMYKO AND GENSCHER;
cTASSE 171843) ( 4 M I N I ENGINTER 0 0 / 0 173f 2;5 MINI
J 2!-1 MIN-1 HOME 01 024i42'1 ORBIT. A 1400 1300 PERSIAN
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41 aKC'"'YKC SPEEC' AT 17 JAN DI'~NER GIVEN IN' HIS HONOR BY
POLISH 14,t1-13 150(MANDSEA 123g-_MAND 0703123o' V I ET
(TASSF 1721x.'9) (12 "INt ALBANIAN 1538.3 MIN; ENGINTER
11
SPANCHILE 21ZiGERMAN 1 i.6 ? FRENCHAF 1 HUNGARIAN
Z?1 "I';t ENGIN
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Tc. 2 , 0i 28 Z iZ 1 1 ' 2 1402AMHARIC 153 HIND
1132 U 12 i. E G 150' CAME 133? LAO 14 THAI
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42 GENSCHER SPEECH AT 17 JAN DINNER GIVEN IN HONOR OF GROMYKO;
(TASSS 17221.40) (3 MIN! KOR 1130)
(15 MINAND GENSCHER (BRIEF); (9PT ENGNA 172300) (3 MINT
ENGNA 2001 GERMAN 1072)
43 ROUNDUP REPORTS ON GROMYKO MEETINGS IN BONN WITH CARSTENS
NO GENSCHERJ :.7 JAN, INCL QUOTES DINNER SPEECHES BY GROMYKO
DISCUSSED; (120 TEXT;'.SENTi MAVAK lIE -i73 EXPANDED VERSION.
'".ENTIONING DINNER GIVEN IN GROMYKOIS HONOR; 250 TEXTT HOME 1640
DREITA 1600)
44 REPORTS ON GROMYKO.MEETINGS J7 JAN WiTH KARL CARSTENS;
TH GIST REMARKS EXCHANGED; AND WITH GENSCHER, OUTLINING TOPICS
03,2-'JULGAR I AN 1631 CZECHJSLOVAX