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• Publication Date: March 17, 1984
• Content Type: MISC

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INTERNATIONAL DIARY
1. ALEKSA14DR KURELIN BONN REPORT ON POSITIVE RESPONSE AMONG
ct15i1ZM ITAL (2 MIN; HOME 1745)
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5 YURIY KOBALADZE REPORTS ON COAL MINERS' STRIKE IN
BRITAIN, POINTING TO CONSTANT CLASHES BETWEEN POLICE AND PICKETS.
(2 = 14IN: HOME 1745)
STAT
STAT
GLOBAL
4 YEVGENIY PETKO NEW YORK REPORT ON PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
CAMPAIGN, NOTING STATE OF CONTEST BETWEEN DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES,
UACPSON'S ROLE IN RAISING POLITICAL ACTIVITY AND CONSCIOUSNESS
OF NAIIONAL MINORITIES, PRESIDENT REAGAN'S SPEECHES SEEKING TO
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PORTRAY PEACE-LOVING POLICIES. (2 MIN: HOME 1745)
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7 SUMMARY ANON UNDATED GUDOK ON PROBLEMS OF LARGE CITIES IN
WOR10) CONTRASTING LCNDON AND TOKYO WITH MOSCOW AND CITING
DA I L.~ TELEGRAPH AND NEW YORK DAILY NEWS. (4. 5 MIN: ENG I NTER
201 fl
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ANATOLIY BELOBROV ON GROWTH OF STRIKES AND WORKERS' STRUGGLE
TO PROTECT THEIR JOBS IN WESTERN COUNTRIES. CITES STRIKES IN
VARIO~!.)S COUNTRIES, AGAINST BACKGROUND OF RAPID INCREASES IN
\~~,1MILIT,=RY SPENDING COUPLED WITH CUTS IN PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
WHICH HAS ADVERSE EFFECT ON EMPLOYMENT. (SERBO 1700 2000
CZECH/SL OVA14 1600 ENGUK 2000 GERMAN 1600; ANON: ENGINTER 2110
HUNG 2000 )
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TO EXTEND LOME CONVENTION FOR A THIRD TERM. EXAMINES NATURE
OF a?:ATIONS BETWEEN EE AND 63 DEVELOPING COUNTRIES (3-MIN
MAY=0350 }
6,tel~ 10
(,A 1U ~c OF ALL OUNTRIES ADOPTED 10 YEARS AGO. (6 MIN: MANDSEA 1230)
r-, (.)h,N3
-OV GAR IAN, COOPERATION AGREEMENTS. (SENT: KOR 1330 CAMB
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33C' L.AO 1300 BUR 1430 INDO 1330 1500 ENGINTER 1410 18-10 2110
N 11o/-, OF
000P GER,^A,N 1600 TURK 1400 BUL 1630 CZECH/SLOVAK 1600 SERBO 1700 2000;
1) IA 11 0-9(A' ANON-- HUNG 2000; POOR: GREEK 1900)
12 INTERVIEW WITH MAYOR OF OLYMPIA CITY, GREECE, ON
INTERNATIONAL C014F TO BE HELD IN CITY 17 AND 18 MAR TO PROTECT
,~(Ap, rIATND s? !; I NTA I N LOFTY IDEAL OF OLYMPIC MOVEMENT. G I TES MAYOR ' S
DEN'.,',', I AT I ON OF LOS ANGELES OLUMP I C ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
WITH REGARD TO SACRED FIRE. (2.5 MIN: KOR 0930) uS
G 7 iliAR 1984
1'3 HISTORY CLUB: PROF NIKOLAY YAKOVLEV EXAMINES CONSEQUENCES
OF i9?8 MUNICH DEAL. SAYS WITH GOOD REASON BERLIN BELIEVED THAT
I T H4,1) NOTHING TO FEAR FROM WEST, SO TURNED ITS ATTENTION
EAS` POLISH LEADERS BELIEVED THEY COULD COOPERATION WITH
HIT,-ER ON EQUAL FOOTING. RECALLS TALKS BETWEEN USSR, BRITAIN
At D ``ANCE ON MILITARY CONVENTION, AND REASONS FOR THEIR FAILURE.
,.4E T_RN NATIONS WERE NAIVE. (10 MIN: ENGNA 0001)
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14 ANON "SOVIET UNION LEAVES DOOR OPEN FOR PEACEFUL
COEXIATENCE WITH OTHER COUNTRIES." (POOREST: TURKISH 161830)
INTERVIEW WITH ?JAMIL SHAHATAH, PARTICIPANT IN MOSCOW
NEETING OF INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF TEACHERS' UNIONS,
OWN ?ORTANCE OF EDUCATION AND ITS DEVELOPMENT, VALUE OF
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ON FOR PEACE. (ARABIC 1500)
1 ALEKSANDR VITALIYEV INTERVIEWS SWISS, AUSTRALIAN AND
3 ---' 17 MAR 19&t,
SPECIAL PROG "IN SOCIST CNTRIES": A) REPORT ON SOV-BULGARIAN
U,SAk 1001 COOP :SINCE SIGNING 1948 TREATY (4. 5 MIN) B) REPORT ON PROGRESS
lr5 -A IN CONSTRUCTION OF MONGOLIAN INDL ZONE (2.5 MIN); C) HAVANA
17
SPECIAL PROGRAM: "MARXISM-LENINISM IS COMMUNIST PARTY MBRS'
WOR:_C OUTLOOK," PRESENTING LOSEV TALK ON ALLIANCE BETWEEN WRKRS,
PEASANTS AS PRINCIPLE FOR BUILDING SOCISM IN VARIOUS CNTRIES
(7 MIN : MAND 0700)
DISPATCH ON DAILY
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AMERICAN BUSINESSMEN WHO PRAISE COOPERATION WITH SOVIET COMPANIES
AND NOTE NEED TO MAKE WORLD AWARE OF DANGERS OF NUCLEAR WAR.
r.~ 15-~2h
(6. 5 "-1 : FRENCHINTER 162100)
LIFE IN CUBA (3. 5, MIN); D) REPORTS FROM
WARSAW PACT NEW PROPOSAL TO NATO NATIONS ON
SECRETARIAT REPORT ON NEW STRAINS OF CROPS,
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/Vab C kI ~~ BEING RESOLVED BY REVOLUTIONARY PARTY IN LAOS; NEWS ON
20 TIME, EVENTS, PEOPLE: INCL REPORTAGE ON CENTRAL MUSEUM
p OF REVOLUTION IN MOSCOW MARKING ITS 60TH ANNIVERSARY; VLADIMIR
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TSVETOV REPLIES TO LISTENERS' LETTERS ON INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS,
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DEALING WITH ISRAELI-LEBANESE AGREEMENT, JAPANESE MILITARISM,
AMERICAN AND CANADIAN PARTICIPATION IN EUROPEAN CONFERENCES.
(HONE1,~1Q00 ORB I TA 0900) l~ S
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21 NEWSREEL: INCL VSEVOLOD SHISHKOVSKIY ON CONCLUSION OF
U NJ (1i'~ GENEVA SESSION OF UN HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION, REVIEWING ISSUES
C~ DISCU'?SED, RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED (3 MIN); BORIS (SABODYAN) KABUL
REPOR T- ON MEETING OF AFGHAN RELIGIOUS LEADERS, QUOTING
SPEECHES AT ME--TING DENOUNCING ATROCITIES COMMITTED BY
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( fTh 3,Q~~ OMM! ST AND WORKERS PARTIES. (ARABIC 1530)
0C3
BANDITS WHO PROFESS TO DEFEND ISLAM BUT ARE IN PAY OF USA (3
MIN),-)(ENGINThR 0910)
22 MIRROR WITH MANY.FACETS: INCL LETTER TO IZVESTIYA ON
SOVI POLICY AND WORLD PEACE. (RPT SOMALI 091600) (SOMALI 161600)
73 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. (RPT SOMALI 081600 ON 9 MAR LIST)
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24 MAILBAG FOR BRITISH LISTENRS: INCL REPLIES ON PLIGHT OF
UNEMPLOYED IN BRITAIN; EFFECT OF AMERICAN TV PROGRAMS ON
BRITISH PUBLIC; WESTERN ANTI-SOVIET LIES TO JUSTIFY ARMS
RACE; TIMINGS OF RADIO MOSCOW PROGRAMS FOR BRITISH LISTENERS;
LEADERS OF PEASANT REVOLTS AGAINST TSARIST REGIME IN 17TH
AND 18TH CENTURIES; IMPERIALIST POWERS' INTERVENTION IN RUSSIA dAP,
IN WAR AGAINST HITLER IN ORDER THAT USSR AND FASCIST GERMANY
WOULD WEAKEN EACH OTHER AND ALLOW WESTERN POWERS GREATER FREEDOM
OF ACTION. (ENGUK 2000)' U--
25 LETTERS FROM ITALY: REPLY REFUTING ITALIAN LISTENR'S
ALLEGATION THAT SOVIET PEOPLE OPPOSE COMMUNIST SYSTEM, THAT
SOVIET PARLIAM.NTARY SYSTEM IS NOT REPRESENTATIVE OF ENTIRE
POPULATION AND ITS WISHES. INTRODUCES STATEMENTS BY TWO MOSCOW
WORKERS IN SUPPORT OF DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN POLICIES
PURSUED BY SOVIET REGIME; QUOTES OTHER ITALIAN LISTENERS'
LFT S PRAISING ASPECTS OF SOVIET REGIME. (ITALIAN 2000)
1
6 MAILBAG FOR AFRICAN LISTENRS: QUOTES LETTERS PRAISING
I-~~` "" MOSCOW RADIO AFRICAN SERVICES AND HAILING SOVIET UNION'S WORK
cdt FOR PEACE. (5 MIN: FRENCHAFR 162030)
27 KRASNAYA ZVEZDA "REALISTIC SOCIALISM AND PROBLEM OF WORLD
BLS 64-`A at Ar-
DEVEL1PMENT. " (RPT ROMANIAN 161700) (6 MIN: ALBANIAN 1530)
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28 SUMMARY OF ARTICLE BY INFO SEC OF FINLAND-USSR SOCIETY,
TIMO KARVONEN, PUDLISHEO BY IZVESTIYA ENTITLED "A CONSTRUCTIVE
INITIATIVE". IN WHICH HE NOTES MAINTAINING OF WORLD PEACE
REQEU . ACTION AND NOT MERE WORDS. (3 MIN: FINNISH 131700)
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29 TASS CORR V. VASILETS NEW YORK REPORTF"PCLOSE OF
UN SPECIAL CMITTEkt- ON ENHANCING EFFECTIVENESS OF PRINCIPLE OF
~f NON-si'3E OF FORCE ' I N I NTNATL RELATIONS, OUTL I NG I NG DISCUSSIONS
AND PROPOSALS ADOPTED AT SESSION. (400 TEXT: TASSE 1138 TASSR
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:30 TASS MILITARY NEWS ANALYST VLADIMIR BOGACHEV DENOUNCING
WASHINGTON'S ? W ADVENTURISTIC DECISION IN MATTERS OF ARMSRACE.
(TAS'5 161555) (3. 5 MIN: FINNISH 1530)
ANON DEALING WITH STOCKHOLM CONF ON CONFIDENCE-BUILDING
MEASURES AND STMTS BY SOVIET CHIEF DELEGATE AT CONF. (5 MIN:
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35 VIKTOR OLENICHEV REFERRING TO CONCLUSION OF FIRST SESSION
CF STOCKHOLM COt! NOTES VARIOUS SOVIET AND SOCIALIST PROPOSALS
FOR CREATION OF ATMOSPHERE OF TRUST AND CHECKING NUCLEAR WAR
IN EUROPE AND ACCUSES U.S. AND ITS ALLIES OF HINDERING PROSPECTS
CF CO'4F AND CREATING TROUBLE ON TECHNICAL ISSUES. (5-3 MIN:
ENGIN1ER 1410 1810 2110 SPANLA 2300 ITALIAN 1800 GERMAN 1600
GREEK '1900 PERSIAN 1500 1700 TURKISH 1400 BULL 163G CZECH/SLOVAK
1600 SERBO 1700 2000 KOREAN 1330 MAND 1230 CAMS 1330 LAO 1300
URDU 1300 BEND 15001BUR 1430 INDO 1330 1500-1 ANON: ARABIC 1730
TASS POLITICAL COMMENTATOR YURIY KORNILOV RE COMMENCEMENT
OF 32r ROUND OF TALKS ON MUTUAL REDUCTION OF ARMED FORCES AND
ARMAMENTS' IN CENTRAL EUROPE. (TASSE 161648) (ENGINTER 6710 101-0)
32 ANON C'rd CONJECTURES CONTAINED IN U. S. MASS MEDIA RE
OPENING OF 32D ROUND OF TALKS ON BALANCED REDUCTION OF ARMED
FORCF,.tt.&AND ARMAMENTS IN CENTRAL EUROPE. (SENT: ITALIAN 1800)
33 YURIY SOLTAN ON NEW ROUND OF VIENNA TALKS. (RPT
;rNt,,qtrst;2 +
61410) (5 MIN: SPANCUBA 0100) (FRENCHINTER 162100)
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Off;-WHO TS ARMS RACE?. (RPT ENGINTER 160810) (i0 MIN: ROMANIAN
1700) (1"// V_~)
37 NIKOLAY GRATSIANOV ON DA141SH FOLKETING ADVOCATING NORTH
EUROPEAN NUCLEAR FREE ZONE. (RPT GERMAN 161600) (FRENCHINTER
u- v
38 FOR PEACE AND SECURITY IN EUROPE: ROUNDUP OF LISTENERS
LTRS FROM VARIOUS COUNTRIES CONDEMNING U.S. INSISTENCE ON DEPLOYING
NEW MEDIUM-RANQE NUCLEAR MISSILES IN EUROPE AND EXPESSING SUPPORT
FOR PEACE-LOVING FOREIGN POLICY OF USSR; INTVW WITH HEAD OF
DANISH TUS FOR PEACE ORGANIZATION FLEMING BORG, APPROVING
NUMEROUS PROPOSALS FOR NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT SUBMITTED BY USSR
AT UNO AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL VENUS AIMED AT SAFEGUARDING PEACE
AND SECUR-i,TY IN WORLD. (ITALIAN 2000) to 5
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U c~;M 39 ALEKSANOR LEBEDEV ON USSR'S POSITION ON QUESTION OF
ICS
pnjssI
rjp ci EUROAILES. (RPT ROMANIAN 141.700) (POLISH 1400) 5
36 SOVIET HISTORIAN PROF (ERNST GENRIY) ANSWERING QUESTION
INCL REVIEW OF YOUTH PEACE MOVEMENT IN USSR.
(PER 1700)
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17 MAR ,^3,4
41 MUSICAL_ PROGRAM FEATURING MUSIC FOR PEACE. (12 MIN:
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OF T11E NATO COURSE. ANTIWAR MOVEMENT, HOWEVER, HAS SHOWN CONTRARY.
PEACE MOVEMENT DOES NOT IDENTIFY ITSELF WITH A STATE OR A GOVERNMENT,
LISTENERS WRITE. IN THIS CONNECTION IT IS NOTED THAT SOVIET
UNION AND OTHER SOCIALIST STATES HAVE SUGGESTED TO REDUCE ARMAMENT
-4? "WE SKIP THROUGH YOUR LETTERS" WITH VLADIMIR OSTROGORSKIY
REVI=WING LISTENERS" LETTERS DEALING WITH DEPLOYMENT OF NEW U. S.
ROCKEiS IN FRG. COALITION PARTIES SEEK TO EXPLAIN ELECTION
VICTORY AS A MANDATE FOR BASING U. S. ROCKETS AND AS AN ENDORSEMENT
D.." pfi j
EXPENDITURES. THUS FAR THERE IS NO CONCRETE ANSWER BY WASHINGTON
Jul
F,ZJ. TO VARIOUS SOVIET PROPOSALS, OSTROGORSKIY STATES AND REFERS TO
n RECE4 STATEM.NTS BY SOVIET PARTY CHIEF KONSTANTIN CHERNENKO
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IN THIS REGARD. OSTROOORSKIY ALSO STATES THAT.USSR IS PREPARED
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FOR SCH TALKS. (13 MIN GERMAN 1600)
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44 TASS POLITICAL NEWS ANALYST YURIY KORNILOV ON REAGAN'S
STMTS ABOUT PERSECUTION OF JEWS IN USSR. (400 TEXT SENT: TASSE
0027 TASSR 0115; 3 MIN: ENGINTER 1-410 1810 GERMAN 1700; ANON:
(L. HUNG /Rpo)
45 ALEKSEY (VLATARONSKIY) ON U.S. WARMONGERING INTNATL POLICIES
VERSUS THE PEACEFUL POLICIES OF SOVIET UNION. (11 MIN: PERSIAN
1800) 17 MA^ 7, 34
46 NEW YORK CORR SPARTAK ALEKSEYEV REPORTING ISSUANCE OF U.S.
REPORT AT UN TOTING U.S. OPPOSITION TO UN'S MAJORITY ON VARIOUS
MAJOR WORLD ISSUES OR ITS BEING ON MINORITY SIDE, SAYS THAT
REPORT 16 AIMED AT IMPOSING ECON RESTRICTIONS AGAINST COUNTRIES
WHO VOTE AGAIf ST' U. S. SIDE. (4-3 MIN: ENGINTER 1410 18-10 211-0
ITALIAN 1800 GERMAN 1600 GREEK 1900 PERSIAN 1500 1700 TURKISH
bco
l.t R0 j 0 BEND 1500; ANON: HUNG 2000 ARABIC 1730)
J `QO SOMALI 1600 BULL 1630 CZECH/SLOVAK 1600 SERBO 1700 2000
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47 YURIY RESH=TNIKOV ON RACIAL DISTURBANCES IN MIAMI. ((RRP~T
` N^tN1-R 162110) (ENGINTER 0710 1010) lC
48 ANON: "U. S. POISON FOR SOUTHWEST ASIA." DISCUSSES U. S.
PRESENCE IN PERSIAN GULF AND INDIAN OCEAN. (7 MIN, SENT: PERSIAN
n ~ C~ S I Ct.
1700 1800) G(-S
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MASSACRE IN VIETNAM. (ENGINTER 151531) (SPANISH 162230)
50 (ANDREY SHEPILOV) ON AGREEMENT REACHED BETWEEN PRESIDENT
REAGAN AND LDRS OF REPUBLICANS IN CONGRESS ON PROGRAME OF MEASURES
)dt.A TO REDUCE DEFICIT IN FEDERAL BUDGET. (SENT: ENGNA 0001)
ENGNt7300 )
51 ANON C:4 STMT ISSUED BY PRESIDENT REAGAN MARKING THURSDAY,
15 MARCH, AT INTERNATIONAL DAY OF CONCERN FOR SOVIET JEWS. (SENT:
ENGNA 0 01 2300)
52 BORIS GILLFNSON ON WORKS BY AMERICAN AUTHORS WHICH WILL
BE DISTRIBUTED BY MOSCOW PUBLISHINGHOUSES THIS YEAR. (7 MIN:
53 "FUNNY AND SERIOUS" PROGRAM ON GANGSTERS' TU WHICH ELECTS
PENTAGON AS MRR OF TU; ALSO MOCKS BRAIN DRAINAGE TO USA. (6
(1S ,D
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55 "ROUND TABLE" FEATURE. CHILEAN JOURNALIST ORLANDO MILLAS,
ARGENTINE JOURNALIST JOSE ANDRES LOPEZ, AND SOVIET MODERATOR
.VIK1CR DERUGA DISCUSS REPORTS ISSUED BY BERY5 FROST. AND SULLIVAN
COMPANIES. MILLAS SAYS THAT THESE SORT OF REPORTS SEEK TO
DESTABILIZE DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENTS. LOPEZ SAYS THAT DEPUTY
SAMMARTINO ALSO USED THEE SAME WORD: DESTABILIZATION. LOPEZ ON
ARGENTINE STANCE REGARDING NICARAGUA AND CENTRAL AMERICA AND
LETTER THAT ALFONSIN SENT INDIRA GANDHI. MILLAS ON INDEBTEDNESS
OF LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES AND CONDITIONS IMPOSED BY IMF.
DE?tUGA ON DESTABILIZATION IN BOLIVIA. LOPEZ ON ALFONSIN'S
ANON ON NONALIGNED MOVEMENT DECLARATION SUPPORTING STMT
MADE BY NICARACUA'S DANIEL ORTEGA ACCUSING U.S. ADMIN OF INTERVENTION
IN CENTRAL AMERICA. (4 MIN: SPANLA 2300) (_I A
STATEMENTS , THAT, ARGENTINA WILL NOT ACCEPT RECESSIVE BAILOUTS
AND ON DESTABILIZATION ATTEMPTS. MILLAS ON CLUB OF DEBTORS.
DERUGA ON MARXIST APPROACH TOWARD THIS PROBLEM. LOPEZ ON STATEMENTS
MADE BY DANIEL ORTEGA IN NEW DELHI ON CREATION OF A CLUB OF DEBTORS.
DERUGA INVITES LISTENERS TO WRITE ON THIS ISSUE. (15 MIN: SPANL.A.
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56 SUMMARY OF STMT ISSUED BY SOVIET COMMITTEE FOR SOLIDARITY
WITH LATAM PPL. (RPT ENGINTER 161410) (4 MIN: HIND 1190 ENGINTER
'0710 1010 SWAHILI 161730 AMHARIC 161530) u -100
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59 "THE VOICE OF THE FATHERLAND" FEATURE AIMED AT MEMBERS OF
CHILEAN ARMED FORCES AND CARABINEROS. CHILEANS ARE GETTING READ
FOR ANOTHER DAY OF PROTEST AGAINST REGIME OF GENERAL PINOCHET.
CHILEANS ARE NO LONGER AFRAID OF THE DICTATORSHIP. REGIME
IS REACTING AGAINST PROTESTS BY HARSH REPRESSION. INTERIOR
MINISTER JARPA HIMSELF ORGANIZES REPRESSIVE MEASURES. REGIME
HAS ALSO NOW DECIDED TO CARRY OUT ATTACKS AGAINST CATHOLIC CHURCH.
CHILEANS HAVE NO OTHER CHOICE THAN TO DEFEND TEHMSELVES AND TO
PUT AN END TO DICTATORSHIP AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. DEFENSE MINISTER
ADMIRAL CARVAJAL SAID ARMED FORCES WILL DEFEND PINOCHET. IN
OTHER WORDS HE IS SAYING THAT ARMED FORCES WILL DEFEND GOVERNMENT
WHICH SUPPORTS TRANSNATIONALS; GOVERNMENT WHICH RUINED NATIONAL
ECONOMY. EDUCATION. AND CULTURE. GOVERNMENT WHICH ENDEBTED CHILE
FOR OVER $20 BILLION. AND WHICH BROUGHT CORRUPTION TO THE HIGHEST
LEY". (t13-MIN: SPANCHILE 2100)
ANNOUNCER ON CHILEAN COMMUNIST PARTY IDEOLOGICAL STRUGGLE
AGAINST CAMPAIGN BEING CARRIEO OUT BY PINOCHET'S REGIME THROUGH
EL MERCURIC AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS. SUMMARY OF DOCUMENT PUBLISHED
BY COMMUNIST PARTY IN ANALISIS THE FIRST WEEK IN MARCH READ.
COMMUNIST IDEOLOGY IN STRUGGLE AGAINST CAPITALISM EMPHASIZED.
CHILEAN COMMUNIST PARTY STRUGGLE AND ACHIEVEMENTS IN CHILE NOTED.
(17 MIN: SPANCHILE 2130)
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61 CPSU CC. GREETINGS TO PARTICIPANTS OF THIRD CONGRESS OF
INICAN COMPARTY., (HOME 161600) (BRIEF: ORBITA 0001)
J62 REPORT ON NEW DELHI PATRIOT ARTICLE ENTITLED: "THE CIA IN
GRENADA". ABOUT GEORGE BISHOP'S PREDICTION OF U. S. INVASION.
(5 Mlltn, SPANLA 2300) I I ~'t
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63 PRAVDA ON SOLIDARITY MOVEMENT WITH NICARAGUA. (RPT PORTBRAZ
162000) (3.5-3 MIN: SPANCUBA 0100 VIET 1000)
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ANON ON 16TH CONGRESS OF CUBAN TRADE UNIONS AND RELATIONS
SOVIET-CUBAN TRADE UNIONS. (5 MIN: SPANCUBA 0100)
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64 IZVESTIYA ON U.S. AGGRESSION AGAINST NICARAGUA. (RPT
a-SPANLA-,,162300) (3 MIN: SPANCUBA 0100) (A-')
65 ANON ON SOV PPL'S SOLIDARITY WITH NICARAGUAN PPL IN STRUGGLE
AGAINST U. S.. (3.5 MIN: JAP 161200)
66 INTNATL DIARY: INCL VITALIY SOBOLEV NOTES LARGE SUMS OF
MONEY BEING ALLOCATED BY USA FOR ASSISTANCE TO SALVADORAN
DICTATORSHIP AND FOR ASSISTANCE TO NICARAGUAN COUNTERREVS, STRESSES
THIS IS PART OF U.S. PROGRAM FOR "DEVELOPING DEMOCRACY" IN CENTRAL
AMERICA. (5 MIN: ORBITA 1030) ("
67 URUGUAYAN PANORAMA FEATURE. RICARDO SAXLUND ON IMMINENT
RELEISE OF URUGUAYAN LEADER LIBER SEREGNI UNDER ARREST FOR
MAYORIA REPORTS ON ACTIVITIES OF POLITICAL PARTIES. (10 MIN:
SEVERAL YEARS. INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY EXPRESSED JOY FOR RELEASE
OF MATHEMATICIAN JOSE LUIS MASSERA. URUGUAYAN LABOR UNION
LEADER CALLS FOR DEMOCRATIZATION. RODNEY ARISMENDI CRITICIZES
REMARKS MADE BY COLORADO PARTY LEADER SANGUINETTI. PUBLICATION
SPANL. A. 2300)
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68 BORIS RUMANOV RE PROF (SCHLESINGER) WALL STREET JOURNAL
ARTICLE WONDERING IF MOMENT OF BREAK-UP BETWEEN WESTERN EUROPE
AND USA WITHIN BODY OF NATO HAS COME. QUOTES ARTICLE TO
ILLUSTRATE DIF&ERENCES BETWEEN USA AND WESTERN EUROPE. STRESSES
THAT EUROPEAN COUNTRIES ARE INCREASINGLY LESS INTERESTED,IN
AMERICAN VIEW OF WORLD SECURITY AND MORE INTERESTED.IN MAINTAINING
STABI42.TY IN THEIR OWN AREA. (FRENCH 2030) jkS
69 VLADIMIR MIKHAYEV ON INCREASINGLY COMPLICATED RELATIONS
BETW N WEST EUROPEAN NATIONS AND USA. (SENT: ENGUK 2000)
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70 YOUTH PROGRAM: INCL QUOTES FROM PULLHEIM, FRO, LISTENER
REPRESENTING LOCAL YOUTH ORGANIZATION. COMES OUT FOR MORE
CONTACTS BETWEEN USSR AND FRO AND STRESSES THAT PEOPLE IN FRO
ALSO WANT PEACE. IN THIS CONNECTION SOVIET PRINCIPLES OF SOVIE
PEA uLICY ARE EXPLAINED. (5 MIN: GERMAN 1700)
1 FRO IN MIRROR OF SOVIET PRESS: REVIEW OF SOVIET PRESS
COMMENT ON TALKS BETWEEN FRO DELEGATION HEADED BY SPD BUNDESTAG
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PRESS CONF FOLLOWING TALKS (4 MIN); REPORTS ON PEACE MOVEMENT,
ACTIVITIES IN FRG, PROTEST ACTIONS AT MUTLANGEN (2.MIN); REPORTS
ON SOCIAL COW}LICTS IN FRG, WORKERS PROTEST ACTIONS AGAINST
UNEMPLOYMENT (ONE MIN); REPORT ON LECTURE BY PROF OF MARBURG
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72 "GOOD EVENING, AUSTRIA" PROGRAM FOR AUSTRIAN LISTENERS.
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