TAKE 1 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 7 APR 84

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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
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• Publication Date: April 7, 1984
• Content Type: MISC

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14~cE 1 ~''"r''-V RAr-- -- COMMENTARY LI^aT: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 7 APR 8~i
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Si~tTERNATIO~!gL DIARY
1 REVIEW PGSITIVE FOREIGN INTERNATIOfVAL REACTIO~J TO CHERNENKO'S
~~,~~~,(~; REr'LY TO SJCIAi IST INTERhfATIO~fAL, CITIr~lG RUDE PRAVO, TRYBUNA LUDU,
'~`~~~ ~ MISS GERMAN CP. (2 MIN: HOME 164~J)
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4 ALEKB~~~DR SERIKOV ON GRENADIER-1 MILITARY EXERCISES IN
H~]NDURAS ivEAR DG:RDER WITH NICARAGUA AS PART OF CAMPAIGN TO
INTIMIDATE ~;ICARAGUA, ;DOTING NICARAGUAN GOVERNMENT'S CALL OtJ U. S.
ADfiIAIISTRATIO;~ TO STOP ESCALATION OF AMERICAN PRESENCE IN STAT
REGION. (2 MI~d: HOME 1640) (~..~
A (ALEKS:Y PAR7ANoKIY REPORTS FROM MALI, RE MILITARY GROUP
I N GU I PLEA, DESCR I D I tdG GRADUAL RETURN TO NORMAL OF SITUATION I N
C" ~~~ MALI , QUOZ' l nG RAD I 0 C OPdAKR I . l 2 MIN: HOME 1640 )
p7APR 1984
i VSEVOL~JD SHISHKOVSI~,iY CN 7iST CGNF OF INTERPARLIAMENTARY
Ch ~~~~N IGN'1 I N +~Ef~E'JA. (SENT: HOME 1800 ORB I TA i 640 )
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, ; , ~~.,u~ 8 T 1 ME, EVEt;TS, PEO?LE: I NCL V I KTOR LEV I N ANSWERING LISTENERS'
,
M~ LETTEtiS QiJ PEACE MOVEMENT IN WEST, SOVIET. -CHINESE RELATIONS,
- _I; ,, ~i S I TUAT i 0th I ;d IRA.."" SITUATION I N NICARAGUA, ELEC T I OtJS TO FRG AND
~" BR IT I S P ARL I AS1EN T S. t b MIN, SENT : HOME 0800 OR B I TA C800 )
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9 ANATOLIY BELOBROV ON STRIKE MOVEMENT IN WESTERN COUNTRIES.
~~~- ~' ~,r,~p,wr~ ~(RPT E;hG I N TER Ob 1310) t ENG I LATER Ob I 0 0914 SPANCUBA O 100 MANDSEA
~ ~,~ C~ 1 ~ ~0 ?-~
A8 OLYMPICS APPRO!.CHFg. (TASSE 051930) (SPANCUBA Ot00 ENGINTER
~~"~ ~ G'c
~~`~"~~`~ 2010 ~.B 1430 )
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08JECTIVES OF SOVIET CCMPARTY. GIVES HIST~JRIGAL OUTLINE. SAYS
SINCE k'cVOLUTIOit ~,It1 OF C? HAS SEEN TO RAISE STANDARD OF LIVING
FCR ALL GITIZEtJS; AS 50VIET SOCIETY DEVELOPS IT ~~NDERTAKES EVER
OREATCR FRflLECTS; THERE ARE NO EXPLOITING FACTORS; CPSU CONTINUES
FOREI6t+t POLICY IT HAS ALWAYS FOLLOWED, WORKING ENERGETICALLY TO
REL (AX' I tJTERtJAT I CNAL TEFJS I ON. (8 MIN: ENGINTER 0831)
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12 L I STE~vEftS H I S TOR`f CLUB : PROF (YAKOVLEV) RECALLS 1942, SAYS
THAT AT Tf~ i S T I t~ USA W4S TR. Y I NG TO INVOLVE USSR I N WAR WITH JAPAN.
IF l)5SR HAlJ DECLARED WAR ON JAPAN IT WOULD HAVE WEAKENED
FIGHT AGAIt?:ST HITLER IN EUROPE AND SO PROLONGED WAR OVERALL.
NEVERTHEi ESS, USSR DID INFLUENCE WAR IN FAR l:~,ST AS US5R.
QUOTES RCOSEVE~.T ON IMPORTANCE OF USSR'S PART IN FIGHT AGAINST
HITLI~R, RECALLS BATTLE OF STALINGRAD AS CRITICAL TURNING POINT OF
WAR. CRITICIZES IJEST'S POSTPONEMENT OF SECOND FRONT DESPITE
ASSU~CE3 TO STA:.IN. t 12 MIN: ENGNA Ob2300)
!4 FEATURE Ot~ FRIENDSHIP HOUSE, WHERE INTERNATIONAL DISCUSS=:~
CLUII a IEETS. I CJTER V I EW WITH EXECUTIVE SECF'.ETARY OF CLUB WHO SAYS
THAT ANYONE CA"; COIN SIMPLY DY ATTENDING SESSION. (3 MIN, POOR:
EN'~INTER 1410)
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5 h ~ ~~`'~u TO OTHER CO'v;J'rR LES, AttiO THEIR GOOD REPUTATION. t SPANI SH 062130
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15 SOVIET ~~A!_TH t1INISTER SERGEY BtJRFNKGV ON WORLD HEALTH DAY,
POINTING TO SOVIET CONTRI3UTION TO WORK OF WHO. NOTING THAT
PROGRAM TO ERAt)ICATE SMALLPOX ONLY COST EQUIVALENT TO WORLD'S
MILITARY EXPENDITURE FQR FIVE DAYS, STRESSING GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
~,,;,~~' TO WORLD'S H::P! TH :~NCULD FUNDS WASTED ON ARMS RACE DE DIVERTED
G J TO HE~~LTH Pi~RPOSE$. (ENGINTER 1316 1710 ..ITALIAN 1700 PERSIAN 1400
,,..-
~ ~ S~ 1600 f~RA3I C 1730 TURK 1300 PORTAFR 1-1330 PORTAFR 130 SWAHILI
130 CZECH/SLOJAK 1500 HUNG 2000 POLISH 1400 BUL 1530 INDO 1330
1500--~3UR 1430 CP.r~+? 1330 LAO 1300 )
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TA.tE 2 l7F SEVcRA~.. -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 7 APR 94
27 SECOND It~STALLMc'NT AKIO TAKAHASHI "PRESIDENT'S CRIMES"
~ S EXPOS NO CIA I ?l~itL'JEtSEtJ Y I N KAL INCIDENT. (6 MIN: JAP 061200 )
,er,~,J N..^.TIDNAL ECfl"d PLA+'dNING AT RECENT BUDAPEST MEETING t_ ;
MON6DL f Aid EC C.tiOf i I ST (3ALGAN) ON SOV 1 ET-MONGO:.. a AN COOP 1 N ECON,
}~(,~~aqp{`"~ ~~;~~^,_ SCI FIELDS (2. 5 i1IN>; PdEWS FROM SOCIALIST COUNTRIES (5. 5 MIN).
~~/;
~'~ l 1~1 MI~h; OVERAt. L: t1AND 0700 )
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29 ROI:N~UP Gf ACTIVITIES iN SOCIALIST COUNTRIES: 18TH NORWAY
CP CDNv; IRAN CP CALLS FOR END TO IRAN-IRA? WAR; BULGARIAN
DE+EGATION VISITS POLAND; FRENCH CP RAPS FRENCH GOVERNMENT'S
~~ P
~.~,,~j.e~ ECON POLICY; ITALIAN CP STRUGGLES AGAINST MAFIA. (3. 5 MIN: VIET
1300) ~ J~ _ _ 3
l~ ~~~ ~ h:~" 1984
2U 'r'CU; N PRC,RAM~ INCL REPORT ON WORK IPA PROGRESS TO HOLD 1985
FtBTI;IAL OF YGUTH Af;D STUDENTS IN MOSCOW. CITES REMARKS BY SOME
FORE I G;`t GiIESTS Oti THEIR C~3SER VAT I ONS OF SOVIET L i FE. (PERSIAN
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21 SPECIFL PP.OGRAM FOR LISTENERS. (RPT PERSIAN 04160Q)
(PERS N 1700) ~~'` ~' ~ I
3~
~2 N'EW3REEj INCL REVIEW FOREIGN MEBIA COMMENT ON CHERNENKO'S
~~"J r~"' RE>'LIES TO SC.IFLIST INTERNATIONAL, CITING 3ULGARIAN AND GDR
,~~,~~?y--PRESS, tJEW YGRK TIMES, WASHINGTON POST, QP. GUARDIAN AND
REUTERS (~_); DMITRIY DIRYUKOV DELHI REPORT ON WIDESPREAD
c~SS~2_ fr s~~c~~~ INTEREST 5H0lJ^d IN INDIA TO SOVIET-INDIAN SPACE FLIGHT,
M~sS~~~~
STRESSING GE,"".?cRAL FEELING THAT FLIGHT PROMOTES FRIENDSHIP DETWEEN
TWO CDUNTRIES (3 t~It:); INTERVIEW WITH METROPOLITAN FILAREV,
~~
PAR7ICIPANT It;t'fJ3COW CONF CN PEACEFUL USE OF SPACE, STRESSING
CONF PARTICIPA";T'S CO~:CERN THAT ARMS RACE SHOULD I'JJT SPREEAD TO
SPACE, tdOTi~dO SINILIARITY OF COPJF COtJCLUSIONS AND CHERNENKO'S
i1AILBAC FGR BRITISH LISTENERS: INCL REPLIES CONTRASTING
VIEWS OF MOSCOW! GIVEN SY VISITING LABOR AND CONSERVATIVE LOCAL
COUNCIL OFFICI~,LS, REORETTINb THAT CO~JSERVATIVE REPRESENTATIVE
ll-S ~~ ROH I N PITT CkC~,.,E TO MkKE NEGATIVE COMMENTS; ON TYPES OF TOYS
~~ AV~tiILf1HLE Tip SOVIET CHILDREN NOT INCLUDING REPRODUCTION WEAPONS
CF MSS DESTR'JC T i ON. (Et~GUK 1904 )
/ `, /1
2g LETTERS FROM ITAt_Y: ROUNDUP LETTERS GIVING VIEWS ON
~a~i~ VARIUS MOSCO.J RA~?IO FEATURES, EXPRESSING SUPNORT FOR, SOVIET
M ~sc~u-%
SS(L UNIQN'S PO!ICY GF PEACE AND NIGHER LIVING STANDARDS. (ITALIAN
t~
25 AFRICA MAILBAG: INCL REPLY DEFINItJG SOCIALISM; GIVING
SOVIET ATTITUB:. TOWARD IRAN-IRAQ WAR; GROWTH OF MOSCOW RADIO
LISTENING AUD I Et?lCE. (Eiw^AFR 1700 >
t1AILHAv^ FCR AFRICA: INCL QUOTES LISTENERS' LETTERS
CRI~ICIZIi~lG Ii.~LO'fMNT OF U. S. NUCLEAR WEAPONS IN WESTERN EUROPE
~S ~ A?D t:~{~~~ , +C~c IR GE~.~Rh~, CALLI!':G FOR I~dTENSiFIED INTERNATIONAL
~~ti~"`' nu.c ?~'~"rEF1t~TS TO PRESERVE PEACc. (FRENC4AFR C61930) ~ S
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2B NIKOLAY GRATISA~?:OV ON CHERNENKO REPLY TO APPEAL BY SOCIALIST
G~~~`~INtL LDRS Ltd RESPONSE TO LATTER'S APPEAL ?FOR IMPROVEMENT IN
S ~-
V~S ~ ~ ~ INTi.. rITUATIO'J. S~jPT ITALIAN 4619530) SPANISH 061940)
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29 GEDRiGY SHkKHt~!AZAROV SECOND TALK ANALYZING CHERNENKO'S
U~-~S~ PROPOSALS FOR tJGRMS OF COEXISTENCE BETWEEN NUCLEAR POWERS.
-~ ~a~,,~ (6 MI POLtSH 1400)
L~ ~ ~~
30 VIXOTR ILYICHEV ON FOURTH OF CHERNENKO'S PRINCIPLES
TO REGULHTE f~U-~LEAR PGWLRS' RELATIO'`JS, RE !'LION-USE OF NUCLEAR WEAPON
AGAINST NC'J-~;UCLEAR COUNTRIES AND RESPECT OF NUCLEAR FREE ZONES,
gs{`-- ~~~ MAINTAIt~IhO THcSE PRINCIPLES WOULD INCREASE SECURITY OF NON-NUCLEAR
~- STATES, POINTING OUT t:0 NUCLEAR POWER SHOULD EVER USE FORCE AGAINST
C,P ~,
A NUN-NUCLEAR ONF, VOICING REGRET THAT V.S. HAS VICTIMIZED
GRENADA, AND IT HAS BECOME KNOWN THAT U. S. CONTEMPLATED
USING i~UCLEAR t+EAPOt~tS AGAINST VIETNAM, STRESSING THAT WHILE
USSR SUPPORTS Nl1CLEAR.-FREE ZONES, U. S. AND ITS ALLIES REJECTS
THEM. (4 t~tItJ: E":LINTER 13IC It10 SPANLA ~ 00 ITALIAN
iw4 r~RA31C 16;:0 PERSIAtJ 1400 1600 TURKISH 13#30 PORTAF 1-830
SWAHILI 1.730 CZECH/SLC'JAK 1500 PALISH 1~#OO ~tULGAIAN, 2530 SERBO 1600
CA!'iB I-33{3 LAO 1300 INDQ 1330 1500 BURM 1430 URDU 1(30 BENG
15011; ~ApiOi`:: kt~iJGP.R I At?; 2000) ?~ ~
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27 MAILDAG FG4 t1AGHREB LISTENERS: INCL. ACKNOkLEDGEMENT LETTERS
PRA15IhG i'ROGRA"iS AND EXPRESSI~:G FRIENDSHIP WITH USSR;
REPLY~N LIFE ANO CAREER OF YVRIY GAGARIN. (FRENCHh'iAG 061930)
HIMSELF, POItditNG OUT THAT PRESIDENT REAGAN DOES NOT
ACKNOWELDGE HIS ttiISTAKES, POINTING TO HIS HANDLING OF DCPLOYMEI'JT
CF U S E "'
31 ANCr. P:OTIt;~ HCW STATESMEN REACT DIFFERENTLY TO THEIR OWN
MISTAKES, RECALLING FAILURE OF CIA'S ANTI-CUBAN PROVOCATIDN
IN,IiY OF PIGS, IN WHICH PRESIDENT KENNEDY PUT BLAME ON
t~ DIL; ~-RA,JGE MISSILES IN WESTERN EUROPE AND CLAIM THAT IT
~~a~?~
1 p a~- '~t0U1..D GHA;J~CE DALA!dCE OF FORCES IN WESTS' FAVOR, STRESSING HOWEVER
M~Ssi1~~ TNP SCVIE' U:JIOw RESPGNDED APPROPRIATELY. (BENT: ENGNA 2200)
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3r EDDtJ~,Rp FRSEIVYEV DN HAWK IN FRENCH OPPOSITION. JACOUES CHIRA
WHO RECENTLY STATED THAT IF USSR IS OPPp5ED TO NEUTROM DOMII, WE MUD
MANUFACTURE IT, POIt~;TIrda TD HIS GYfJICAL DISREGARD OF FRANCE'S
~Y W~ '~~'
N^TIO?VAI. INTEkESTS, THt~E t3R>, P`EA?E AND SECURITY IN EUROPE.
STkESBING IT IS t~l0 SECRET THAT WHEN PRESIDENT REAOAN DECIDED
TO STEP UP PRODUCTION CF NEUTRON BOMB IT WAS HIS INTENTION
~.r~~,w-~ TO PURUSE a PCLiCY OF ~;~JCLEAR BLACKMAIL AND PRESSURE iN EUROPE,
REMINDIN3 THT t:l,?'CLEAR WEAPONS, LIKE U. S. M
EDIUM-RANGE MISSILES, IS
A WEAPQN~ DESiC,,:t:,p TO GAIN MILITARY SUPER?RITY OVER USSR.
t ~x7~1~-r u , -,~., .
VLtiDINIR 5!-iELKOV CN U. S. ATTEMPT TO FORCE HOLLAND TO AGREE
10 DirPLOYM~T rF tti:EW U. S. r`.IUCLEgR FIRST-5T,RIKE WEAPONS ON ITS
TERRITQ?Y, POIt~TIt,G Tp GROWING CPPOSITID;V IN HOLLgtJD
TO THIS PLAN, SCORIt~; WEINF;ERGER'S STMT THAT HOLLAND'S
:REFUSAL Ti, ACCEPT DEPLOYMENT OF AMERICAN MISSILES COULD DESTROY
ANY tIDPES OF RE-C?ENIh'-r TALKS WITH SOVIET UNION ON NUCLEAR
WEAPONS IN EUROPE. (POLISH 1340 ITALIAN 1940)
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tDLEC~ MIr~H^ILOV) NEW TIMES DN REPORT ON U. S. STATE DEPT DfJ USE
OF TDXIC CHEt~IC~LS IN AFGHANISTAN AND SEA ASIA. tRPT LAO 031030)
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Q 7 APR ~~;4
~6yr,ur~ r,~~
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:iUILDUP, CD~~:DEt+t~It~G 1~OVE AND SAYING THAT WASHINGTON IS PURSUING
I~a ?jvLI CY OF US I tic FORCE CN OTHERS. (7-5 MIN: TNA I 1100 URDU 1 X001
~ ,~ ~ ~
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3S (OLEO A~.EKSEYEV) RE SEC OF STATE SHULTZ' RECENT WASHINGTON
~ REMARKS WHICH EP'EPHASIZED NEED FOR STRENGTHENING U. S. ARMS
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37 MAIN TM5K IS DISARMAMENT: CNERNENKO'S REPLY TO APPEAL DF
~~~~J~i RADINC r~ERSO,d4LITIES DF SGCIALIST INTL; DOCTORS AGAINST DEATH:
~~~ TA'.~t ACS OUT SGV I ET Ah!D AMERICAN DOCTORS WHO MET I N MOSCOW, POINT 1 NG
~~/ ~''~~ ` -OV T TF~AT TWO 5I DES' V I EWS WERE I DENT I CAL ON VERY MANY I SSUES
~"DI"
POINTING
IN CASE OF NUi.LEAR WAR; STRUGGLE FDR PEACE AND DISARM IS
aa~t~"
INSEPARABLE PART OF PPL'S STRUGGLE FOR LIDERATION: TALK ON MTG OF
~~~ kPC IN INDIA`d CAPITAL AND ANTI-i~AR hND DISARM STRUGGLE,
~~ ~ S~~ 'OINTI NG CUT I t'?ORTAtJCE GF D I SARM TO DEVELuP I NG Cr1UNTR I ES AND TO
,,,~,n1u`SDCI~+2TL QiV HG:.! TO SAFEGUARD WORLD PEACE (~I~; ROUNDUP
~~L '~'"~- 0 LETTERS REL'EI~'tD FROM LISTENERS OF VARIUS WEST EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
ANO THAT WAS ti~.RY PLEASING, FOR IT COULD NOT BE OTHERWISE,
DUt THAT RESEARCH DF SCIENTISTS IN VARiDUS COUNTRIES HAS PROVED
THAT LIFE AND CIVZLI~ATION WILL VANISH FROM FACE CF EARTH
4vGRLD~~EACE. ( ARAa I r 1 x;34 )
38 FGR PEti;;E AttiD SECURITY IN EUROPE: ROUNDUP STMTS BY
RTICIPANTS AT RECENT INTL MTG ON EUROPEAN SECURITY HELD IN MOSCOW
IN MARCH, ItiCL Et1INENT FIGURES OF TU MVMT OF VARIOUS EUROPEAN
COUNTRIES THAT CD`~IDEMNcO U. S. POLICY OF FIRST-STRIKE NUCLEAR
MISSILE DiEPLOYMENT IN kESTERN EUROPE (5 M~>;
GIST OF CHERh?cr:KO'S REPLY TO MESSAGE SENT 70 HIM BY LEADERS OF
CONLEMNINO RE:+aMt1'S NUCLEAR MISSILE DEPLOYMENT PLANS c~lrv~~_
~ITALI~N 1904)
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39
SATURDAY RADIO i'1AIL:
CITING LETTERS BY LISTENERS FROM VARIOUS
COUNTRIES. IN1L YUGOSLAVIA, WELCOMING SOVIET EFFORTS TD ACHIEVE
~~ ~ DISAf2M, BLtii",ING V. S. FOR FAILI;RE OF GENEVA TALKS. AND STRESSING,
a.~ W~
I~/1 ~~~( ~~ ;~;EED FpR RESU~1~ D TALKS ONCE AMER i CAN M I SS I LES ARE W I THDRAWN FROM
'~. EUROPE (? tRIt:): CITING CHERNENKO'S STMT ON SOVIET PEACE POLICY
~'"f (BRIEF). (MACEDONIAN 1700) / 8 ~ ppR 1984
aiw ~ i
GU
READIP;'; G= LETTERS OF PARTICIAPNTS IN 21ST MOSAIC CONTEST
yl~'r DEALING WITH SOVIET EFFORTS TD PRESERVE WORLD PEACE.
~~v tRPT PORT3RaZ 0~2~'00) (SPANLA 4000)
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ANOtd TFSS POLITICAL COLUMNIST ON REAGAN ANyOUNCEMENT THAT
HI5 ADt1 i N I STRAT I C*~ I `:TENDS TD PROPOSE A DRAFT OF A CONVENTION
~~ CrJ DAN;ti I N8 OF Gkt,~ I CAL kEAPONS AT GENEVA DISARM TALKS,
`~ SCOflIN~ T1rv-FACED POLIO' OF CHEMICAL WEAPONS IN U. S. ,
~,~,v~ o~ -"^ STRESS i NG THl,T WASHINGTON I S DEL I DERATELY IGNORING FACT THAT AS
C~ii'~-~ *-T 'OUNTR:ES PROPOSED A
LC1NG ~1G0 AS i?69 t;S~R AUD GT~'ER SGC I:.l..
Ba"J ON CHEMICAL- r>fJD ?ACTERIG~C~~ICAL WEAPONS DY A TREATY, AT
lHE Sf~trE TF."E i1. S. CARRIED CUT A BARBAROUS CHEMICAL WAR. AAGItvST
pPLS 0= Iisi~ClCHliti~i r',dtiD PREVEfJTED SOLUTI?id OF QUESTIONS GF
CHETuC AL '~JEAF GtJS. (HUI:Wl,R I AN 1 b3Q > (/~
,lC
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4b SUt1;'f~;RY A":Oh Pi2AVDA STRESSI~dG THAT EXERCI'~ES IN PEACE
PH`iASEGLOGY C;F,C:i'?`.OT CGi~CEAL FACT THT ESSENCE OF U. S. FOREIG('J
POLICY LI;:E. STAKING CPENLY ON FAW FORCE AND ON GAINING
MILITARY SV~'EkIGRITY CVER USSR AND SOCIALIST COMMUNITY,
REMAINS UNCHAt~JED. (300 TEXT SENT: TASSE Ob41) l,c.~
47 ROUNDU? POLITICAL EVENTS It+J U. S. ANON ON CONTINUING DEBATE
Ii1 U. S. ABO'.)T rH0 I S RESPONSIBLE FOR DEATH OF MARINES DLOWN UP
l1-S ~ I N LEBAn:ON (~ t'~ I.J) ~ A~JON CN HIGH NUMBER OF INVESTIGATIONS GO I N6 ON
L~ bpi ~^~ I N U. 5. , REV I E:~ I k~ I r1VEST I GAT I ONS UNDERWAY I NTD EL SALVADORAN
~~"
CEATN SQUADS, ~;IChS, liaSE (~~ ANON ON REAGAN'S
SCAT y~ RECENT PLEnGE TO SiJPPC~RT EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN t 2 MIN > .
e,l ~_