TAKE 1 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 14 AUG 84

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• Publication Date: August 14, 1984
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1 TABS CORR ALEKS NDR BORHONRO NEW DELHI REPORT ON SEMINAR
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"UHENCE THREAT TO UNESCO's HELD IN INDIAN CAPITAL: ORGANIZED
BY INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MASS MEDIA AND BY INFO EXPERTS OF NONALIGNED
COUNTRIES, NOTES GANDHI TELEGRAM TO PARTICIPANTS IN SEMINAR CONDEMNS
ATTEMPTS BY USA AT UNDERMINING UNESCO'S INFLUENCE. (330 TEXT SENT:
2 "INTL DAIRY": INCL MIKHAIL MAYOROV REPORT FROM BRAZIL ON
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U. S. BANKERS SAYING THAT COUNTRY IS OVERPOPULATED THOUGH IT IS U.S.
CAPITAL WHICH IS GUILTY IN COUNrRY'S ECON PROBLEMS (3 MIN);
VIKTGR ANIKIN FEUILLETON "IT HAS ITS OWN LOGIC" ON U. GREENHAM
COMMON MILITARY PERSONNEL USED TO DISPERSE BRITISH WOMEN
61 ~e~c1L
~`L W( PEACE-FIGHTERS' RALLY (35M N).
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W'u -ctvjS COUNTRIES COMMENTING EXTENSIVELY ON CH ERNENKO REPLIES TO
tRSS(L Pp1jC"
us MACBRIDE (4 MIN); IGOR VIKHU (HOLF_V TOKYO DISPATCH ON LAST WEEK'S
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'At N I V OF BC' 1B I N a OF HIROSHIMA AND HAGASAK I AND MANIFESTATIONS HELD TO
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(MARK EVENT 12.111); TASS DISPATCH FROM GENEVA ON GROWING CRITICISM
a03"O"I N DEVELOPING COUNTRIES OF WASHINGTON'S TRADE AND ECON POLICIES
1-11(0 h i my
(3 MIN); ANON ROUNDUP PRESS REPORTS ON LOS ANGELES
OLYMPICS FROM MEXICO, AUSTRIA, FRG, CUBA, TO EFFECT THAT GAMES HAD
1- -L D UP TO OLYMPIC IDEALS (3 MIN). (ENGINEER 0310)
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G olyw~p? gam 4 "TIME, EVENTS, AND PPL": INCL VLADIMIR RAZIN REPLIES TO
QUESTIONS ON CEMA IMPORTANCE FOR SOVIET NATIONAL ECONOMY;
IGOR SURGUCHEV-"FACTS EXPOSE" FEATURE ON POLICY OF BRITISH
USSR' IMPERIALISM IN NORTHERN IRELAND AND ULSTER CRISIS (6 MIN); WAR
VETERANS REMEMBER WWII: BAKU VE rERA(d PROFILED.
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(CLEIJ I CHEF) ON WHY U. S. BUILDS FOREIGN BASES,
(3 MIN): (BULATOV) ON SIHANOUA'S VISIT TO ',.EST EUROPE
(4 M). (7 MIN: HAND 16010)
COOP IS CONSTANTLY INCREASING (3 IIIN); ANON ON 39TH DPRK LIB AI11NIV,
NINIV DEFEAT OF JAPANESE AT KHALKHIN GOL RIVER TO BE MARKED BY SOV
,,~O bI tGi o AND MONi;OL I AN PPLS IN FEW DAYS TIM S, REPORTS ON LIFE TODAY IN
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i-l b SOUTH, NOTES POL I T-ECOW-CULTURAL T.I ES WITH USSR HAVE BEEN
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TREATY OF 1961 (4 MIN); GENERAL OUTLINE OF DEVELOPMENT OF ATOMIC
1954, INCL ALEKSANDR KUZIN REPORT FROM PRAGUE ON HISTORY OF
COOPERATION BETWEEN CSSR AND USSR IN ATOM POWER ENGINEERING
p r
.5 MIN). (HOME 1145)
"COUNTRIES OF SOCIALISM": OLEG ORLOV, RE.45TH
"INTL COMMUNIST AND WORKERS' MOVET": SUMMARY PRAVDA ARTICLE
BY VICE CHMN C= VIET COUNCIL OF MINISTERS, DO MUOI, ON TASKS CARRIED
OUT BY VIET CF (3 MIN); STMTS BY ANC'S VICTOR MATLOU IN PRAISE
OF SOUTH AFRICAN PC DESCRIBING IT AS ON EOF ANC'S STAUNCHEST
ALLIES-AND TRUE FRIENDS (4 MIN). (PORT 132100)
" I NTL WORKES AND COMMUNIST MOVT": HANS (ME I STER) , CP
MBR IN FRG, TALKS ABOUT HIS MOTIVES FOR JOINING CP AND AIMS OF
PARTY TO PROMOTE PEACE (5 `IN) (POOR: SPANISH 132130)
"INTL COMMUNIST AND WORKERS' MO'OT'': SUMMARY PRAVDA ARTICLE
BY DO MUOI, VIET CP CC POLITBURO NOR AND DEPUTY PREMIER, ON TASKS
OF VIET CP MBRS BEING TO SOLVE NATL ECON DEVELOPMENT (3 MIN);
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REPORT FROM PORTUGAL ON TRIAL OF DIARIO COMPANY PRESIDENT WHO IS
CP MI3R IN LISBON TERMING THIS TRIAL POLTIICAL ONE. (9 MIN); BRIEF
NEWS REPORTS ON ACTIVIITES OE VARIOUS COUNTRIES' COMMUNIST AND
WORKERS PARTIES. CITES PLENARY MTG OE KAMPUCHEAN
PPLS.REV PARTY, REMARKS BY ZIMBABWE'S MUGABE, OTH f&~ (3 MIN).
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MANDATE OVER NAM E I B I A AND HAS ADOPTED OTHER DEC I S .I O'(S ON
TERRITORY. BUT TRANSNAT IONAL AND SOUTH AFRICAN CORPORATIONS
CONTINUE TO EXPLOIT COUNTRY'S NATURAL RESOURCES AND CHEAP LABOR.
IMPERIALISM IS HURRYING TO PLUNDER NAMIBIA BEFORE IT ATTAINS
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JOf BOMBING ANNIVERSARIES, SAYS TODAY WASHINGTON POLITICIANS ARE
U-S I-rrv,hlm
PLANNING NUCLEAR WAR, AND THINK SUCH L ,,!AR CAN BE `WON BUT USE Or
NUCLEAR WEAP&JS WOULD SPELL DEATH OF ALL HUMANITY; B) ANON ON
ECOi'0:1IC PIRACY IN NAMISIA, i'NiOTE S UN NULf._TFIED SOUTH AFRICA`S
11 "PRACTICE OF COOP. "
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10 "IFIPERIALISM ACCUSED": A) ANON ON HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI
1k.5
(RPT POLISH 061300) (HUNG
"RADIO MAGAZINE": ITEMS ON USSR, WORLD ECONOMY, AND
LY1,1. S. (14 MIN: . At"HARIC 1530)
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13 "FROM OUR REPORTER": (DORIS) (SURNAME
AFGHANISTAN (3 MIN) ; I VAN IVANOV ON CHAD
ct.') VLADIMIR .(SINOV) ON OLYMPICS (3, 5 MIN).
r~ TAP (AMHAR I C 1530)
14 SUMMARY NATION h'AACZIN'E ARTICLE BY DAVID PEARSON ON KAL-007
5.1Luf SPYING MISSION. (RPT ENGINTER 100610) (CERMAN 1500) .,.
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15 UNDATED PRAVDA ARTICLE ON RECENT MTGS OF BANKERS IN USA,
AND DETERIORATING ECON SITUATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DUE TO
ul~ CAPITALIST RESTRICTIONS AND EXPLOITATIOGN. (RPT URDU 131300)
J.Qj 0 (4 M CAMB 1330)
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16 BORIS STOLPOVSKIY, SOV CANDIDATE OF LAW AND EXPERT ON
INTL AFFAIRS, ENUMERATES VIOLATIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN CAPITALIST
COUNTRIES, SUCH AS DENIAL. OF RIGHT TO WORK, RIGHT TO EDUCATION;
HOMELESSNESS IS FEATURE OF CAPITALIST COUNTRIES, AND
ANTI-LABOR LAWS EXIST. IN COUNTRIES OF BIG BUSINESS THERE
l 3 1740
'?NLY TALK A TOUT RIGHTS. (7 MIN: ENOINTER 4--AIIL- 1431)
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17 ERIK ALEKSEYEV ON UNEMPLOYMEN r IN CAPITALIST COUNTRIES,
NOTES GLOOMY PROSPECTS, AND SAYS THIS SITUATION WILL CONTINUE
SO LONG AS WESTERN OOVTS STICK TO THEIR POLICY OF LETTING THE RICH
PROS AND MA'-,IWG THE POOR EVEN POORER. (ENGINTER 1550)
VIEW RELEASED IN MOSCOW BY' RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF ECON
AND TECH COOPERATION ON SOVIET ASSISTANCE TO PUBLIC SECTOR IN
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, AS IT IS CONSOLIDATION OF PUBLIC SECTOR AND
RESTRICTION OF PRIVATE CAPITALIST EXPLOITATION THAT CREATES
REAL CONDITIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF INOEPENDENT NATL ECONOMIES AND)
FOR OVERCOMING SOCIOECONOMIC BACKWARDNESS. (350 TEXT: TASSE
0340)
1 REPORT ON SOVIET COOPERATION WITH DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.
(1 N: PORTBRAZ 2200)
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20 TWO DELEGATES TO UN-SPONSORED SEMINAR HELD, IN MOSCOW, WHICH
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CENTERED ON APPLICATIONS OF REMOTE-SENSING DATE FROM SPACE FOR
FORESTRY MANAGEMENT, GIVE THEIR VIEWS ON IMPORTANCE OF SEMINAR
AND THEIR IMPFESSIONS OF USSR AND SOV PPL. DELEGATES COME FROM
MEXICO AND BRAZIL- BRAZILIAN WAS IMPRESSED BY VISIT TO STAR
TOdN. PEACEFUL NATURE OF SOVIET STATE AND PPL IS STRESSED.
(ENIfsER 1410)
21 SERGEY IVANOV INTVW WITH YUSUF SALMAN, SUDANESE MINISTER
r~"/
V OF STATE AND MINISTER OF ENERGY AND MINING, ON WORK OF 27TH
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OFO1 -tCAL cnNw Win T W t tcca i APLR T r 1 ate:, 1
22 SOV SCI AND TECH: INCL REPORT ON INTL GEOLOGICAL CONGRESS
IN, t'pacpW.'. (HUNG 1900)
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23 i iIAHAIL TARATUTA TALKS ABOUT AF;TONOV CASE AND AGCA'S STMT
ON HIS INVOLVEMENT IN ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF POPE. THIS IS
PART OF U. S. CAMPAIGN TO MAKE OUT USSR IS 00 EMPIRE OF EVIL
ANOTHER EXAMPLE IS SHOOTING DOWN OF KAC PLANE, WHICH AMERICANS
MADE OUT WAS FAULT OP' USSR. IN REALITY PLANE WAS ON SPYING
MISSION.
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MORALITY WAS NEVER AN ISSUE. STUDENTS ARE APPEARING
T,,10tJTLL UVL-K W?URLU HOLDING REAGAN ADMIN RESPONSIBLE FOR DEATHS OF
iaS5fL.
PASSENGERS. (6 MIN: ENGNA 2200)
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24 ANATOLIY YURVEV ON ITALIAN DENIAL THAT BULGARIA WAS INVOLVED
IN INTL DRUG TRAFFIC: UNDERSECY COSTA'S DENIAL WAS ONLY STATING
WHAT EVERYONE KNOWS. ANTI-SOVIET PROPAGANDA WOULD MAKE ONE
BELIEVE THAT I T IS NOT I TALO-AMER I CAN MAFIA THAT IS POISONING
ITALIAN YOUTH BUT A SOCIALIST COUNTRY. AS DRUG TRAFFICKING IS
GRAVE STATE CRIME IN A SOCIALIST COUNTRY, BULGARIA CANNOT
"TURN. A BLIND EYE" TO IT, AS SUGGESTED. IT IS ALL PART OF
CAMPAIGN WHICH ALSO INVOLVES SERGE'` ANTONOV AND ATTACK ON POPE.
(5 M I l) ITALIAN 1700)
25 (OLEO RAPUSTIU), SOV HISTORIAN, FOURTH PART OF ANTICOMMUNISM.
(B,MTN SPANLA 0000)
26 "UUNOST": INCL ANON CORRESPONDENT'S REPORT FROM MOSCOW'S
SHEREMETYEVO-2 INTL AIRPORT WHERE THOUSANDS OF FOREIGN GUESTS
ARRIVE AND ARE MET WITH TRADITIONAL RUSSIAN HOSPITALITY EXCEPT
THE ENEMY, NOTES WAY A RELIABLE BARRIER IS SET UP AGAINST
SUBVERSIVE PROPAGANDA AND IDEOLOGICALLY HARMFUL. MATERIAL., DESCRIBES
HIS TALK TO SHEREMETYEVO CUSTOMS OFFICERS WHO SHOWED HIM
(ORBITA 0715)
CONFISCATED MATERIALS, SUCH AS SUBVERSIVE LEAFLETS, ZIONIST
BOOKS AND POSTCARDS, T-SHIRTS PROPAGANDIZING WAR AND VIOLENCE,
AND VIDEO FILMS OF ANTI-SOVIET AND BOURGEOIS PROPAGANDA CHARACTER.
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27 YEVOENIY IVANOV DISCUSSES PATRIOTISM IN USSR: WESTERN
MEDIA IS CLAI`'iIt -G THAT SOV C JJT IS APPEALINC TO PATRIOTISM IN
ORDER TO PREPARE FOR WAR. THIS IS NOTHING NEW. SOV PPL ARE
PATRIOTS, B'UT JINGOISM ANO HATRED FOR OTHER NATIONS IS ALIEN
TO THEM. LOVE FOR CNE `S NATIVE LAND I W IJSSR I S INSEPARABLE FROM
RESP,Ecc FOR OTHER NATIONS. (4 MIN: ENGUK 1900)
ACCOUNT OF RALLY OF SOLIDARITY WITH STRUGGLE OF
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AFRO-ASIAN LATAM COUNTRIES, HELD AT PATRICE LUMUMSA UNIVERSITY
IN MOSCOW: A SOVIET STUDENT PROTESTED U. S. AND NATO ATTEMPTS
TO GAIN tIILIT SUPERIORITY OVER SOCIALIST COUNTRIES AND TO STRANGLE
NATL I B MOVTS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. BURUNDI STUDENT
SAID THAT AFRICAN STUDENTS IN USSR HELP STRUGGLING NATIONS, FOR
EXAMPLE BY VOLUNTARY WORK AND DONATING EARNINGS T THE 'FUND
TO HELP YOUNG PPL IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. LEBANESE STUDENT
EXPRESSED CONFIDENCE THAT EVENTUALLY ALL INVADERS WILL BE
DRIVEN QUI OF LEBANON, PALESTINE AND .JORDAN. (4 MIN: ENGAFR
OLYMPICS
29 SUMMARIES PRAVDA ANALYZING RESULTS OF LOS ANGELES OLYMPICS
132000)
AND INTL COMMENT On IT. THESE. WERE THE ONLY ONES IN HISTORY TO
IGNORE OLYMPIC IDEAL. I NC; COMMENTS BY NYT, U. S. TV, MER D AA,
0( jot'1 1 C- LOS ANGELES 'HERALD, REMARKS BY ATHLETES.
ERGO 1600 1900; POOREST: BULG 1530)
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DIARY: INCL IGOR CHARIKOV ON CONCLUSION OF
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0730; 4-3 MIN: ENQINTER 1x?10 1710 2010 PORTBRAZ 2200
SPANLA 2300 ENGNA 2200 EVOUK 1900 GERMAN 1600 POLISH
LOS ANGELES OLYMPICS. (RPT HOME 131645) (ORES I TA 0930)
31 VLADIMIR YEVSEYEV ON LOS ANGELES OLYMPICS. (R-
ENOINrER 131310) (7-3 MIN: ENGINTER 0610 0910 SPANCUBA '0100 TURK
900 VIET.1000 jAP 131200)
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32 CHERNEN 0 REPLY TO SEAN MACBR IDE ON DISARM ISSUE. ( A
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On) 1 1200371 ( 5-1 11IN- NDE 2 :LE 131730 ZULU 1600)
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dj46ux"~ 33 LEOIIID KRICkEVSKIY ON L-JO LD REACTI+:Uv-TO CHERNENIKO'S
REPLY. TOSEAN MACBRIDE. (RPT ENGINTER 131310) (E_NGINrER Obit 0910
FRENCHINTER 1-32000 SPANCU2A 01-00 TURKISH 131;00 GREEK 131200
SWIAHILI`-131730 JAS' 1312Q0; ANON: SOMALI 1311;00 '
HJ> ARIAs'! 131900)
NIKGLAY ORATSIANOV ON CHi RNENKO'S REPLY TO MACBRIDE,
QUOTING REPLYU AND' THEN DRAWING ATTENTION TO NUMEROUS SOVIET
PROPOSLAS AND TO U. S. -NATO REACTION ANO STANCE ON THEM.
(3. 5' MIN: ITALIAN 1700 CREEKCY 1,700; ANON:
ROUNDUP FAVOURABLE WORLD RESPONSE TO CHERNENKO'S REPLY TO
MACBRIDE. (ENGINTER 122010) ''(14 MIN: t1AND 1230 VIET 1300; 6-4 MIN:'
1430 POLISH 13-00)'.
55 SUhIARY KRASl AYA ZVEZDA "BEHIND NUCLEAR-MISSILE FENCE,
STRESSING THAT CONVERSION OF WESTERN EUROPE INTO A LAUNCHING
SITE FOR U. S. FIRST-STRIKE NUCLEAR WEAPONS UNDERMINES SECUR I T 7' OF
THOSE COUNTRIES ALLOWING I:EPLOYrIFNT G. SUCH WEAPO.:S. (450 TEXT SENT:
TAES I", 28 TASSR 1 32335)
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37 . TASS MILITARY NEWS ANALYST VLAD I M I R 13OGACHEV,
SCORING'DECIISON TAKEN BY ITALIAN FOREIGN MINISTER JULKO'ANDREOTTI
AND U. S. PRESIDENT REAGAN IN LOS: ANGELES,-. TO
GO AHEAD WITH PLANS TO DEPLOY U. S. CRUISE MISSILES ON ITALY'S
SICILY. ISLP.NID IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPROVED SCHEDULE. (450 TEXT
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39 ALEkSAWDP Z OL: VER REPLYING; TO LISTENERS GUEST I ONS ON DANGER
OF A NUCLEAR WAR AND HEW IT CAN BE PREVEWTEO, POINTING OUT
PROPOSALS MADE FOR DECLRATIONS OF NON-FIRST-USE OF NUCLEAR
$ ,L ' WEAPONS, CREATION 07 NUCLEAR-FREE ZON S, NON-PROLIFERATION OF
NUCLEAR WEAPONS, STRESSING SUCH MUST BE THE CODE OF
CONDUCT IN THESE. TIDES, MAINTAINING USSR HAS ALREADY BASED ITS POLICY
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ON SUC, IRINCIPL ES. (EN:AINTER 1910)
39 SUMMARY ERNST HENRY LITERATURNAYA GAZETA ON PRO-NUCLEAR
PROPAGANDA. (APPROX 450 WORDS: TASSR 1623)
40 ANON RECALLING BOMI3IN G OF HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI.
ONo ~ O PERSIA 1400)
41 "DOWN WITH NUCLEAR WAR. " (RPT SOMALI 091600
jjgr. ENTITLED "LET NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST STOP") (SOMALI 131600)
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42 "FOR DISARMAMENT, DETENTE AND COOP": SUMMARY GEOR G I Y
ARBATOV PRAVDA ON KISSINGER'S ARTICLE IN WASHINGON'S OST ON
U.S. POLICY (TASSE 130525) (6 MIN). "LISTENERS PAGE":
LETTER FROM ENZO BACALE OF MILAN, PRAISING SOV PROPOSALS
5 &c9--GIN D M-I ITARIZATION OF SPACE. (ITALIAN 1900)
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43 "PEACE, DISARM": AEON I N CITES MOON T I NC ANT I -NUC ARMS, ANT I -NUC
ARMS TESTING CAMPAIGNS IN U.S., THROUGHOUT WORLD, NOTING DIFFERENT
arvtS STANDS TAKEN BY U.S., USSR. (6.5 MIN: JAP 131000)
Bv, -hv-e 4 REVIEW OF WEEK OF ACTION FOR PROHIBITION OF NUCLEAR
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ARMS. (RPT GERMAN 121600) (GERMAN 0900 )
p.ep to (Y< < ~ s leS
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QN}' p f 45 R I Et,! OF EVENTS HELD IN CONNECTION WITH WEEK OF ACTION
300WNI
FOR BANNING NUCLEAR ARMS, CITING MANIFESTATIONS 1N COM I SO, VIENNA,
OLSO, JAPAN, ARGENTINA, COLOMBO, AUSTRALIA, HAMBURG,
USSR AND OTHER SOCIALIST COUNTRIES. (4 MIN: EVGINTER 1:310 1710.2010
TURKISH 1-300 SNAHIL 1730 HUNGARIAN ,1900 BULGARIAN 1530 CZECH/SLOVAK
CAt1 3 URDU 1300 BENG 1500 BURN 1430 INDO 1330 1500) ~ ~4 AUG
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46 FR 0 t,;tt t=G-~~: PEACE r? ND SECURITYi' Ii'd EUROPE ARf2
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..NG REVIEW
vi - V`'" 7j(-~ OF WEEK OF -ZiC i"i,Ot%! F'i:2R '>RG.,,-I11I CN OF NUCLEAR ARi1S c ND
A RREPORT ON
?. FURTHER AC TI ;i, 5 IN i-4ESTERN EUROPE FOR REMOVAL OF DEPLOYED IA1 ~~ U. S.
MISSILE,'-.'' AND AQ: I r:'.'-?3'T ."1I L I TAR I ZAT 1 CN OF OUTER SPACE, INCL GUOTAT I ONS
M15S 1 CS FRO11 LISTENERS LETTERS (7
(T 1 tIN: ~, O..,,E,t,AN 1600)
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NATIONS AND ON NEED TO CU.C~E ARMS RACE ON EARTH AND IN SPACE.
(12.,IS1IN: BURM 1034 )
47 PRO`:3RAM REVIEwl!J!= I ISTE.fER-S LETTERS O?''! SIT'4.1TIG'~! CF PEACE IN
WORLD: CITING LET T `:RS FROM SRI LA":;itA, INDIA, ,JAPAN'S!, PAKISTAN,
INDONESIA ON U. S. ARMS EULLD-JP !-WHICH THREAT. NS PEACE AND WORL
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48 SUII11ARIES ACAD GEORGIY ARBATOV PRAVDA ANALYSING HENRY
aISSILAGER'S ARTICLE IN WASHINGTON P:3ST. (TASSE 1.30525) (8-4.5
(,t-S c) 11 1 N :
49 SUMMARIEs 1'URI`r' ZHJK0V PRAVDA, 15 AUG, "THE PRESIDENT'S
NUCLEAR JO"E", ON REAGAN'S RADIO STATEMENT. (1, 3300 TEXT
CHINTER 132000 PORT 132100 SPANISH 1t31900 GERMAN 0900
u-S
"~SENT: TASSR 1E00; 650 TEXT: TASSE 1953; 14-10 MIN: SPANCHILE
V\vfll-et' 2030 PORTDIRAZ 2'200 SPANL.A 2300; 9 6 111W: ENGNA C-12-DO PORTBRAZ 2300
u55(` PG
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GENR I KH B OROV I K ON REAGAN' S JOIAE. (RPT STV 1.700) (MAYAK
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52 POZNER'S 'DAILY TALK' ON U. S. MEDIA DISTORTING SOCIAL
AND ECON REALITIES IN USSR BY CONCENTRATING ON LOW SOVIET
WAGES WITHOUT TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THINGS LIKE FREE
EDUCATION, MEDICAL CARE, SOCIAL SECURITY, LOW AND STABLE PRICES.
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53 ROUNDUP OF POLITICAL EVENTS; ANON ON STATEMENTS BY ONE
OF HICARAGU 'SS LE.RS, DANIEL ORTCGA;, TO EFFECT THAT HIS COUNTRY'S
SECURITY FORCES HAVE L :ARNI D OF CIA; PLANS TO EXTERMINATE ONE OR
SEVERAL M3% OF EANDINISTA GOVT, WHILE AT SAME TIME -.i7INr MANEUVERS
OF U. S. AND 1-:ONDURA; CONTINUE IN NEIOHOORING HONDURAS, ALL AIMED
-- AT DESTA;LIZING SITUATITON IN NICARAGUA (3. 5 FIIN); ANON ON CLASSES
BETWEEN WHITE AND SPANISH-SPEAKING At';ERICANS IN LAWRENCE, U.S.,
1'
US NOTES REASONS FOR CONFLICT IS NON-REA! IZATION OF RIGHTS SECURED
BY LACi;. AfERI LAOS 20 VRS AGO (3 MIN), (ENGNA 122300)
54 VIY+TOR OLENICHEV ON U. S. CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL OF FUND
FOR U. S. MILITARY CONSTRUCTION FOR 1985 FISCAL YEAR: (4-3 MIN,
SENT: ENG I N TER 1 310 17.10 2010 ENGUK 1000 ITALIAN-1700 GERMAN
DOI 1500 PERSIAN 1400 TURKISH 000 OREERCY 1700 CZECH/ SLOVAK 1500
~SStovJPOLISH 1400 SERBO 1600 1900 URDU 1300 BEND. 1500 BUR 1430
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~ dS 11100 1330 1500 CAM. 1330 LAO 1300; POOR: BULGARIAN 1530; ANON:
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55 VIKTOR OLIN ON FORTHOCMINO REPUBLICAN PARTY ELECTION
CONVENTION IN DALLAS, TEXAS, ON MONDAY 20 AUG. (SENT: ENGINTER
IN U. S. -USSR RELATIONS AND COMMEND RADIO FOR ITS PEACE-LOVING
STATEMENTS; BETTER BILATERAL RELATIONS ARE DESIRABLE; PREFERENCES
ABOUT PROGRAMS GIVEN AND INFO ABOUT HISTORY CLUB GIVEN. (6 MIN:
I-S
56 REVIEWING YOUR LTRS: LISTENERS EXPRESS CONCERN OVER TENSION
14 AUG 1934
f O
IRINA SIMONOVA INTVW WITH MOSCOW RAJJBI (ADOLF SEYEVICH),
RECALLING M TG TG WITH DELEGATION OF AMERICAN CLERGYMEN WHO
r4 TLY VISITED USSR. (PP T ENONA 2200 14 JUL) (ENGNA 132300 2200)
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9 VLADIMIR LAPSAIY ON DECLARATION RELEASED BY SOUTH AMERICAN
er 5 COMMUNIST PARTIES & TER N0E"P ING HELD IN DUENOS AIRES LAST JULY.
J: : SPANLA 0000)
04 :
U. S. SUPPORT FOP OPPRESSIVE REGIMES. (E JGINTER !%0)
ANNOJWWCERS CRITICIZE CHILEAN RECIt1E''S EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM.
1 "TWO WORDS" WITH JOURNALIST GASTON VARGAS NOTES THAT
Qr_
PINOCHET'S STMT TO NEW YORK TIMES HAS BEEN STRONGLY CRITICIZED FOR
HIS AMBITION TO REMAIN IN POWER, AND ADDS THAT HE I S USING ALLEGED
COMMUNIST THREAT AS SCAPEGOAT. (10 MIN: SPANCHILE 2030)
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SUMMARY PAVAL (MOGOMOLOV) PRAVDA ON SOVIET-CUBAN COOPERATION
FOR INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT IN EASTERN CUD A. (3 MIN: SPANCUBA 0100)
63 VADIM SUKHAROV ON U. S. NAVAL EXERCISES NEAR NICARAGUAN COASTS.
(RPT PORTBRAZ 132200) (4 MIN: SPANCUDA 0100)
VOLOD I A TE I TELBO I M ON CEREMONIES HELD IN MANAGUA TO
COMMEMORATE SANDINIST REVOLUTION ANNIVERSARY AND ITS STRUGGLE
TO SU',R DESPITE U. S. AGGRESSIVE POLICY. (15 MIN: SPANCHILE
2000)(( J
TAKE 5 OF SEVERA.. -- COIMErNJTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 14 AUG 84
WEST EUROPE
65 VIH.TOR OLIN ON DE SPEIGEL PUBLISHING EXCERPTS FROM A
CLASSIFIED REPORT ABOUT STRENGTH OF WEST GERMAN ARMED FORCES.
(RPT,ENG I LATER 132010) (ENO I N rER 0610 0910) 14 AUG 19$4
6L 3 SO-
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SUMMARY CEORG I Y DADYAN TS SOTS I ALI ST I CHESKAYA I NDUSTR I YA
itm "PACTA BUNT SERVANDA'' ON 14TH ANNIV MOSCOW TREATY BETWEEN
00~iv CiS AND FRG. (TASSR 100405) (4. 5 MIN: JAP 131200)
MoSca.~
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67 TAGS COMMENTATOR, SEROV, DEALING WITH AN ARTICLE IN LAST
EDITION OF FRO MAGAZINE A'JSSENPOLITIK BY FROM MINISTER FOR
IN r ER-OERMAN RELATIONS NIh.'DELEN , THE MAIN SUBSTANCE OF ARTICLE
CONSISTS IN THE REFUSAL TO ACCEPT PRESENT REALITIES OF TERRITORIAL
POLICY OF EUROPE, I. E. FINAL NATURE OF POST-WAR FRONTIERS.
THUS, THERE IS TALK OF UNSOLVED GERMAN QUESTION. (3 MIN: GERMAN
538\0900)
68 VIKTOR TA JIN ON INCREASED ACTIVITY CF REVANCHIST FORCES
IN FRO, DENIED BY RULING CIRCLES CLAIMING THESE FORCES ARE SMALL
AND ARE NOT SUPPORTED BY BONN, NOTES GENSCHER HAS DENIED STMTS
BY GOVT MEMBERS DEMANDING RETURN TO 1937 FRONTIERS, WHILE INTERIOR
MINISTER SPORE OF REUNIFICATION COVERING FORMER EASTERN AREAS.
MAINTAINING SPREADING OF REVANCHIST SPIRIT IS ALL THE MORE
ANGEROUS NOW THAT FIRST-STRIKE U. S. MISSILES ARE DEPLOYED
DUBROVSK I Y ANSWERS A QUESTION FROM A SCOTTISH LISTENER
Cos
N WALL. (RPT ENGUK 1900 26 JUN) (ENGUK 1900)
(GER UST 1900)
Fag, SOIL. (7 MIN: FINNISH 1430 ITALIAN 1900: POOR: PORT 2100)
M. BOGDANOV IN LONDON FOR 'SOTS, IND' ON TORIES' CLASS WAR
AGAINST WORKERS. (APPROX 500 WORDS: TASSR 2230)
72 GLANCE AT BRITISH SCENE: ANATOLIY GAN ON EVENTS SURROUNDING
DEATH OF A PEACEFUL DEMONSTRATOR IN BELFAST LST SUNDAY. (SENT:
ENGU 900)
r
73 ANON LONDON DISPATCH. ON ULSTER VIOLENCE, ACCUSING BRITAIN
OF BRUTALLY CRUSHING DEtsONSTRATIONS IN IRELAND; SAYS THAT THIS
REFLECTS TRUE PICTURE OF BRITISH DEMOCRACY IN NORTHERN IRELAND.
(4-3 i l I N ? ENG I NTr R 1.:310 1710 201-0 SPANLA 2300 SPANCH I L.E 2000
ENGNA 220.0 EPIG'UK 1900 ITALIAN 1700 GERMAN 1500 PERSIAN 1600
TURKISH 1300 GREEK.CY 1700-SWAHILI 1730 CZECH/SLOVAK 1500 POLISH
1400 HUNGARIAN 1900 KOREAN 1330 URDU 1300- BENG 1500; POOR:
3ULGAR P J, 1530 )
(RPT GERMAUST 131900)
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ON CLA5I-iES BETWEEN POLICE AND CHAMPIONS OF CIVIL RIGHTS IN
r e (ua~~- NORTHERN IRELAND- (450 TEXT: TASSR 02 50 )
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75 SUrMAPY ANON IZVESTIYA ENTITLED: "PARIS-A NEW SEASON"
ARTICLE STARTS PROM NEWS THAT M TC OF SP STEERING COMMITTEE HAS BEEN
POSTPONED, L'i- JiiANITE THINSK PROGRAM OF FABIUS GOVT HAS PUZZLED
SOCIALIST PARTY MEMGERS, POINTING GUT NEW LINE SHOWS WILLINGNESS
TO HAKE CONCESSIONS TO THE RIGHT, TO EMPLOYERS, AT EXPENSE
OF WORKING MASSES. (7 MIN: FRENCH 1730)
76 EDUARD KOVALEV: "SPAIN) AND NATO," ON ISSUE WHETHER SPAIN
oral d
IJCLf -0
SHOULP,REMA I N IN ATLANTIC BLOC. (SENT: SPANISH 131900) (,Lg
INTV:.J KITH A SPANISH TEACHER OF RUSSIAN IN UNIVERSITY
OF SEVEILLE LANGUAGE INSTITUTE, WHO EXPLAINS WHAT HER WORK
VLADIMIR MALININ, RE PUBLICATION BY MARIO SOARES GOVT
Jo r+
IN PORTUGAL OF ITS LETTER OF INTENT TO IMF, NOTING RIGID TERMS
OF LOANS FROM IMF; USA'S FINANCIAL GENDARME, QUOTING FROM BRITAIN'S
GUARDIAN AND FRANCE'S L'HUMANITE ON FUND'S RECORD. POINTS
OUT WHILE PORT GOVT HAS AGREED TO MEET IMF'S DEMANDS IT HAS
CONI)EI1NED THE_PPL TO EVEN BIGGER DEPRIVATIONS. (5 MIN: PORT 2100)
to
0ADIMIR MALININ' ON PORTUGUESE-SOVIET COOPERATION IN
SHIP-BUILDING, NOTING MUTUAL TRADE HAS IN-CREASED TEN-FOLD SINCE
DECEMBER 74, DEALS WITH OTHER FORMS OF COOPERATION BENEFICIAL TO
BOTH COUNTRIES. (PORT 132100)
80 REPORT ON EXCHANGE OF GREETINGS MESSAGES BETWEEN USSR SUPSOV
PRESIDIUM AND VIG.DIS FINNGOUADOTTIR CF ICELAND, ON ICELAND'S
40TH FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY. (SO TEXT SENT: TASSE 1827 )
I,'('n / 3 ?~. 1.4 AUG. t984
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81 .6UM'1ARIES Ak::4CN FRAVDA REVIEW GN .WORLD SITUATION,.
_,,-,PARTICULAPL.Y AFRICA, DEVOTED TO ZAI%,U AND CONGOLESE PARTY OF LABOR'. p _ (AGt7NCRES~ { 7 -G..5 1't I N: EN ,AF 132000 FRENLHAF 131930)
62 111N SOCIALIST cou"N rR I ES AND AFRICAN COUNTRIES. OF . SOCIALIST.:
GRIErJTATION!",: ANON ACCOUNT OF PROGRESS MADE IN FIELD OF EDUCATION
IN LAOS AND: CUBA (2. 5 (-1IN); ALEKSAIVIDR NOVIKOV ON SL).VIET-ANGOLAN
COOP, NOTIN(v THIS COOP COVERS EVERY. ASPECT OF LIFE OF THIS AFRICAN
CO'JN+NTRY, 14E1 TIONIING EFFORTS TO OVERCOME SHOR1"COMINOS RESULTIF'G
(,IV1y~~?~' ! FROM FbOBLE111S INHERITED FROM COLONIAL PAST. (FRENCHAF 131930)
S3 "AFRICA. AS WE SEEIT": ALEKSANDR DOL_GOV GN CONGO ANNIV
(4 tilt-4); YEVGEN!IY STEPANJOV ON TUNIS AFRO-ARAB SOLIDARITY CONF
_a (4 ,MIN ; TASS CORK SERGEY.KULIK ON U. S. -UGANDA RELATIONS.
lyl-
1 131100 1600 )
e4 "AFRICA AS WE SEE. IT":- t1ELNIKOV ON OIL PROSPECTING; IN
ETHIOPIA; (3 MIN); YEVGENIY STEPANOV ON TUNIS AFRO-ARAB -MEETING
e* 100 c-c-
B5 "AFRICA AS WE SEE IT": ANON ON WORK IN FULL SWING IN SOUTH
AFRICA ON DEVELOPMENT OF A SO-CALLED ETHNIC WEAPON WHICH I-S
TARGETTED FOR BLACKS, UPI QUOTED, ALSO QUOTING STMT BY SOUTH
AFRICAN (GAV I N KUTRA) TO. UN OFFICIALS, QUOTING OTHER MEDIA
REPORTS SUBSTANJ T ING .THIS CLAIM (3 IN) ANON ON 24TH ANNIV
(3. 5 t1 I N) ; SER. GEY KUL i K ON U. S. -(JGANDA RELATIONS (3 MIN).
INOEPENN(DENCE CF CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC; NOTING FORMER COLONIALISTS
- F ...
STRATEGICALLYII+PORTANT PART OF CONTINENT AND PLUNDER WEALTH-OF.
Va'"pI COUNTRY' It-,' OLD I,fAY GLAIIAI'UC TFIFY STILL CO'VTFt
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THOUGH IT HAS PROCLAIMED INDEPENDENCE (2 tMIN): ANON ON ar((nv OF
RUSSIAN , I N AFRICA, NOTING LENIN'S-WORKS HAVE BEEN TRANSLATED,
INTO 11ANY AFRICAN LANGUAGES AND ARE STUDIED WITH KEEN INTEREST,
G I V I NGG DETAILS OF RUSSIAN LANGUAGE COURSES IN BAMAKO. FREETOWN,
JA ' AND OTHER COUNTRIES (4 fl I N) (ENGAF 1700 2000)
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NiiEBELE- 31 3G )
(5 MIN; SENT:
87 PECIAL (=RGGRAM BY GEORGIY TAE'?'OV ON BOORS 2EIt' G PUBLISHED, r T}~ ., t. r
Ir>. USSTO M SARK .E I E4IOPIAS 1OTH ANNIV. (3 MIN Ar HARIC 1530)
e YEV'aENIY STEPA``-10V ON FRENCH RADIO III+TVWW WITH PRESIDENT
HASSAN :.GOULED A 3TID[)N OF'' JI,-3UTI IN I.JHICH HE FAVORED CONVENING
'OF A COONFERENCE OF, COUNTRIES ON SHORES. CF RED SEA TO SAFEGUARD
SECURITY OF SEA ROUTES PASSING THROUGH THAT SEA. NOTING JII30TI
LEADER'S `.-- TIlT REFLECTS RE-:D' SEA BASIN AND INDIAN OCEAN COUNTRIES'
CONCERN AT.I1PIST POWERS' INCREASING PRESENCE IN THAT REGION,
MENTIONING DAMAGE. TO NU:ILER CF SHIPS BY MINES. SCORING U. S. AND
OTHER WESTERN COUNTRIES.. FOR TAKING ADVANTAGE CF SITUATIONiTO SEND
IN WARSHIPS INTO REGION ON PRETEXT OF r?1Ir:!ESWEEPING, STRESSING THAT
INITIATIVE FOR EVENTUAL MILITARIZATION OF INDIAN OCEAN BELONGS TO
U. S. , THAT A SPECIAL CErTRAL COMMAND HAS BEEN SET UP TO CARRY OUT
MILITARY OPERATIONS IN NEAR AND MIDEAST AND INDIAN OCEAN REGIONS.
9 ALEKSANDF.F VOJ' JV MARKING 21ST A'4NIV PPL'S CON-G-0. (RPT
ENGINTER 131310) (FRENCHINTER 132000 SPArNICUBA 0100 SWAHILI 131730
1'L JHUNGAR-LAt 131900)
DEAST
91 Ar,ON ON WIDE INTL SUPPORT FOR PROPOSAL TO CONVENE MIDEAST
rof05!".
C IF: (RPT ENCTr:TER 131310) IENGI NTER 0610 noon FREN^e~INTE~ 132
00
0
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(,I SS(t- ~,{T TURKISH f31 _ a? GREEK 131$00 SWAHILI 131730 HUNG^iRIAN 131900) `
V tj_S t rJ~ x4 AUG !gQ4
O)~ Pu 92 \ y.I~VIY PRIMAKOV ANSWERING GUESTION ON WHAT, IN HIS
OPINION, IS. MAJOR C01PDNENT CAF .SOVIET PROPOSALS ON MIDEAST
SETTLEMENT? REHASHING BRIEFLY PROPOSALS AND STRESSING THAT IF
OPPOSED TO APARTHEID. (5 MIN: ZULU 1800)
IMPLEMENTED THESE PROPOSALS WILL PUT AN END TO ISRAELI
AGGRESSIVENESS AGAINST ITS ARAB NEIGH30RS AND ESTABLISH LASTING
AT THIS VITAL AREA OF WORLD. (5 MIN: ARABIC 1400).
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93 ''WAY ?,E SEE IT'': MIKHAIL GLEBCV, IN RESPONSE TO LISTENER'S
I- ed-
rAC p(L)P6 QUESTION ON HOW USSR E:UPPORTS CAUSE OF PALESTINIANS. (RPT ENGINTER
1"
(5~
S~ 13 9:0)_!E Wu1NTER 1431)
STAT
96 YEVOENIY STEPANOV ON APTIDON'S STMT ON MINING OF RED SEA.
(4 MIN: SOMA I 1600 AMHAR I C 1530 SWAHILI 1730)
97 BEST LTR OF THE MONTH: READING OF LTR FROM A YEMENI LISTENER PRAISIt-gOVIET POLICY AND ASSISTANCE. (ARABIC 1400)
53 REPORT FROM RADIO CORR IN ADEN INCLUDING VOICE RECORDING CF
PART OF PRESIDENT ALI NASIR i'OHAMMAD'S SPEECH AT SECOND SESSION OF
JOINT MINISTERIAL COMMITTEE OF PDRY AND YAR, DENOUNCING RECENT
EXPLOSIONS IN RED SEA AND IMPERIALIST ACTIVITIES TO EXPLIT THESE
EXPLOSIONS AS PRETEXT FOR INTERFERING IN INFERNAL AFFAIRS OF
REGION'S COUNTRIES AND TO INCREASE THEIR MILITARY PRESENCE THERE.
tiA 7O PRAISING SOVIET PROPOSALS ON MIDEAST SETTLEMENT. (5 MIN:
~_pa r - ARAB I C -1400)'
C,s5wo
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SS~
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(7 MIN: PERSIAN 1000)
11.4 AUC, VIA
99 ANON DISCUSSING IN GENERAL TERMS SOVIET-TUNISIAN COOPERATION,
CITING VARIOUS EXAMPLES OF THIS COOPERATION BENEFICIAL TO BOTH
C0Ul- R I S. (4 MIN: FRENCHMAG 131930)
100 ANON ON FORTHCOMING TEHRANSSS INTL TRADITIONAL INDUSTRIES
FAIR, AT WHICH SOVIET FIRMS WILL TAKE FART, CONTINUES TO REVIEW
SOVIET ASSISTANCE TO IRAN, CITING ESFAHAN ' S IRON FOUNDRY AS
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101 MBR OF SOVIET EXPORT ORGANIZATION SPECIALIZING IN SELLING
SHIPS AND SHIPPING EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES TALKS ABOUT HIS
ORGANIZATION'S LONGSTANDING TIES WITH GREEK FIRMS, RE FORTHCOMING
102 ANON: "THE POSITION OF STATE SECTOR IN TURKEY'S NEW
FIVE-YEAR ECONOMIC PLAN," RECALLING HOW FOUNDATIONS OF STATE
SECTOR WERE LAID UNDER ATATURK AND CRITICAL ROLE IT PLAYED IN
ESTABLISHING ECON INDEPENDENCE, WITHOUT WriICH COUNTRY CANNOT
GROW STRONG IN ITS NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE, HOWEVER, TODAY
A VERY SAt1LL PORTION OF FOREIGN CAPITAL COMING INTO COUNTRY IS
BEING USED TO BOLSTER INDUSTRIES THAT WILL SERVE NATIONAL GOAL
WHICH MEANS UNDERMINING ECON STABILITY IN COUNTRY WHILE OTHERS
CONT !UE TO GROW RICH. (4 MIN: TURKISH 131730 1300)
U
103 USSR SUPSOV PRESIDIUM/CNCL OF MINISTERS GREETINGS TO INDIAN
LEADERS, ON INDIA'S 37TH INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY. (250
TEXT SENT: TASSE 1125 TASSR 1118; HIND 11-30 GENG Y50O; ONE MIN:
`fll~ HAYAK 1000 HOME 1100 1200 1500 CRBITA 1100 1300 1500 GERMAN
.-I ' fj 1500 1600 GERt1AUST 1-900 GREEKCY 1700 SWAHILI 1730 MANO 1600;
r
BRIEF: HONE 1900 1950 MAYAK 2130 2230 ORB I TA 1600 1904 2100
5u pJ ENG I W TER 1300 14'00 1500 1601 1700 I S00 1900 FRENCH I N TER 16oo
oaj EN0UK 1900 ITALIAN 1700 1900 FRENCH 1730 PORT' 100 FINNISH
kii 1430 PERSIAN 1400 DARI 1500 ENGAFR 1700 2000 PORTAFR-1-830 AMHARIC
1530 CZECH/SLOVAK 1500 1600 POLISH 13 0 1400 IHUNCARIFed.1630
1900 SERB
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106 (ERIC MI NAILOV) GREETING INDIAN INDEr'ENDENCE
tc, s S N
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107 REPORT ON PERFORMANCE OF INOIAN DANCE TROUPS IN MOSCOW,
ORGAWIZED RE SOVIET-INDIAN FRIENDSHIP MONTH. (6. 5 MIN, POOR:
HIND 1400)
108 SU:*I:IARY UNDATED (VLADIMIR GARSHCV) IZVESTIYA ON MILITARY
_)-atJ
UL~
COOPERATION BETWEEN PAKISTAN AND U. S. PARTICULARLY NOTING U. S.
PRESS E IN THIS REGION. (4 MIN: URDU 1300) (A-S
109 T ASS NEWS ANALYST VA4 ILY KHARKOV ON FURTHER DEVELOPMENT
OF AMERICAN-PAKISTAN! MILITARY ALLIANCE. (250 TEXT SENT: TASSE
110 (BULATOV) ON PAKISTAN'S INDEPENDENCE DAY 14 AUG,
Iu1uS-~~
RAPPING ZIA HAG'S MILITARIZATION POLICY ORCHESTRATED BY U. S.
UAG
111 BORIS ANDRIANOV ON INTVW PUBLISHED BY AP GIVEN TO IT BY
GENERAL ZIA UL-HAG, HEAD OF PAKISTANI MILITARY ADMIU, AND HIS
PRONOUNCENE14TS THAT ISLAMABAD INTENDS TO CONTINUE ITS MILITARISTIC
POLICIY WITH DIRECT COOPERATION OF WASHINGTON. (SENT: HOME 1800
ORBITA-4800 2100) GIs
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MINES AND INDUSTRIES OF L'RA, WHO IS CURRENTLY VISITING USSR_
116 AFO-IAN NEWS BRIEFS: REPORT ON M TG OF AFGHAN PPL'S
DEM PARTY CEN1Rt L POLITICAL BUREAU ON DOMESTIC, SOCIAL, POLITICAL
SITUATION. (6 MIN: MAND 0700)
STAT
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117 PROGRAM FOR CHI SOLDIERS- LAVRGV ON HOW SOVIET PACIFIC,
AMUR RIVER FLEETS COMBINED TO FIGHT AGAINST JAR ARMY IN 1945,
DESCRIBING FINE G'UAL I TY CF SOLDIERS OF SOVIET PACIFIC FLEET.
(9 iiItJ~._i'1A D 1600)
118 PROGRAM FOR CHI CADRES: (GERGIYEV) ON GOOD QUALITIES OF
SOVIET CADRES WHO HONOR THEIR PROMISES TO DUTY, DEVOTION. (8
1100- 111 N . 1AND 12:30)
FAR EAST
119 StJAr1ARY SOVETSKAYA ROSSIYA ''AN'OTHER ALLIANCE," ON ESCALATION
OF ESTA3LIS IJENT OF AN AGGRESSIVE MILITARY AND POLITICAL ALLIANCE
BETWEEN WASHINGTON, TOKYO AND SEOUL BY REAGAN ADMINISTRATION.
(450 TEXT SENT: TASSE 0648 TASSR 102350) W's
120 VASILIY (YURIYEV) ON F.ATURE OF U. S. ECON POLICY TOWARD
ASEAN COUNTRIES, SAYS IN NAME OF MUTUAL ASSITANCE, COOP, U. S.
ROBS ASEAN OF ITS NATURAL RESOURCES, EARNS HUGE PROFITS FROM
21 SHUR VAFIOV) ON NATIONALIZATION OF PETROLEUM INDUST
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122 VLA0 i 1'i r NJ r;CROLEV ON U. PLY I i 1 PLU f Or 1 I OF TO JAPAN.
. Jap . tRPT 1.!R "_'!1. C;. t ;LA 1 1030) (A~
124 ANATOL I \' O5 I P 1 -.1, MILITARY HISTORIAN, FIRST IN SERIES,
ON 39TH ANNIV SINCE USSR'$ ENTRY INTO WAR WITH JAPAN, RECALLINO
THAT ALTHOUGH NAZI GERMANY UNCONDITIONALLY SURRENDERED IN MAY
1945 WW2 WS NOT YET OVER, FOR MILITARIST JAPAN, ALLY OF ROUTED
J cop 3q M. FASCIST REICH, CONTINUED TO PUT UP STUBBORN RESISTANCE IN PACIFIC
REGION, MAINTAINING JAPAN COUNTEO ABOVE ALL ON ANTI-SOVIETISM,
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(ld POINTING OUT SUCH APPEASEMENT OF AGGRESSOR RESULTED IN A SELL-Our
SIMILAR TO THAT IN ,,.!NIGH, CITING VARIOUS CAMPAIGNS LAUNCHED
JAPAN IN ASIA AND FAR EAST AND ITS INTENTION TO INVADE SOVIET
J w" By
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11 I c Ca
SIBERIA. (ENGINTER 1431)
1 5 "GOOD N?E I GHBORL I NESS, FRIENDSHIP PROGRAM": MOSCOW GEOLOGICAL
EXPO 3-12 AUG, I NTVW WITH TWO OFFICIALS OF SUM I TOMO METAL INDUSTRIES
EXHIBITING AT EXPO (5 MIN); INTVW WITH M{3RS OF JAP FILM COMPANY
4mmmummmmmm
AT PRESENT ON LOCATION IN USSR, DESCRIBING IMPRESSIONS (12 MIN);
REPORT ON JAR CHILDREN `S ACTIVITIES AT SOVIET PIONEER CAMP,
JOT WITH INTVWS FROM CHILDREN, JAP OFFICIALS (7 MIN). (30. MIN OVERALL,
INC1..,MUSIC: JAP 131200)
ASIAN COMMUNIST
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126 REPORTS ON EXCHANGE OF GREETINGS BETWEEN CPSU CC/SUPSOV
PRESIDItIti%CRE OF MINISTERS AND DPRR LEADERSHIP, MARKING 39TH
ANNIV LIBERATION OF KOREA. (2. 5 MIN, SENT: KOR 1390; 1. 5 MIN,
SENT: EN:G I N+! TER 1400; 2-1 MIN: MAYAK 14-
Nor ~~b
amom HOME 1500 1-200 1950
SS~ 11AYAK 21 jO 223J !ORB I TA 1500 1800 1904 2100 ENG I LATER 1500 1q00-
1790 1 700 1900 2000 - FRENCH I Nd TER 1600 ENGUK 1900 ITALIAN -1700
PORTUGUESE 2100 GERr1AN 1500 160 70E RMAUST 1900-FINNISH 1430
GREEACY 1700 ENQAF 1100 2000 PORTAF 1830 AMHARIC 1530 SWAHILI
1730 CZECH/SLOVAK 1500 1600 HUNGARIAN 1-300 1900-; BRIEF:. PORTBRAZ
2200 2300 SPANLA 2300 PERSIAN f400 DARI 1500 POLISH 1400 SERBO
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IN KOREA IIN AUG 1945, ON 3gTH ANi\lIV KOREAN L113 FROM JAPANESE
COLONIAL RULE, GU;JTING H16 AS RECOLLECTING OLD STORIES DURING
BATTLES IN KOREA AGAINST JAR SrOLDIERS1 REVIEWING HIS ACTIVITIES
IN KOREA AS NAVY LANDING 'SOLDIER, GUOTING HIM AS SAYING
SOVIET-DPR'K PPL'S FRIENDSHIP WILL BE ETERNALLY FIRM. (6 MIN:
KOR U30)
3 ANJN REPORTAGE ON DPRK JUVENILE CORPS MEMBERS WHO ARE
RESTING AT RECREATION CENTER OFF SHORE OF BLACK SEA, CITING
RECORDED VOICE OF LEADER OF DPRK JUVENILE CORPS MEMBERS. (6
11IN: 1100)
129 (ZHUKOV) PEGGED TO 5TH ANNIV PPL'S REV TRIBUNAL OF KAMPUCHEA
WHICH TRIED ATROCITIES OF POL POT REGIME LEADERS, POINrTNG OUT
HOW HIS ADMINISTRATION IN ALLIANCE WITH CHINA TRIED TO SUBJUGATE
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123 REPORT ON CEr4A ECONOMIC GROWTH AND RESULTS ACHIEVED LAST
YEAR PUBLISHED IN "ECONOMIC COOPERATION OF CEMA MGR COUNTRIES"
MAGAZINE. (350 TEXT: TASSR 0707)
C 134 ANON DISCUSSING STATISTICAL DEPORT ON CENA PERFORMANCE IN
5-x,1 FIRST SIX MONTHS. (RPT ENGIt?;TER 071310 ATTRIB I RICHEVSKIY) (4
MIN: ' LA 1030)
135 PROF (KUNIR) ON CEMA'S EXPERIENCE IN PERFECTING LABOR
5 ORGANS, WAGE SYSTEMS. (S MIN: MAND 0700)
(OLYMP ALEKSEYEV), FIRST, CN DECISIONS ADOPTED BY LATEST
w- (L CEMA MTG IN MOSCOW ON FURTHER COORDINATING ECON DEVELOPMENT OF CEMA
137 DEP REF OF CSSR TO CEMA TELLS OF ACHIEVEMENTS AT RECENT
CEMA/ SLi1"I 1I T IN MOSCOW. (3 MIN: MAND 1230)
M0R,C-0wNTRIES. (7 MIN: ROMANIAN 1700)
123 RYZHVOV PRAVDA, PART ONE, ON COOPERATION BETWEEN SOCIALIST
Q MIN: HUNG 1630)
vq((5)/Jj 139 ANNOUNCEMENT OF COMPETITION OF MOSCOW RADIO ON ANJIV OF
A?no1 ! OVA'.1 TL UPRISING. (5 MIN: CZECH/SLOVAK 1500)
14 "VOICES OF FRIENDSHIP" PROGRA''i FOR GDR LISTEOERS (RPT
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141 ANON WARSAW DISPATCH ON AUGUST IN POLAND, POSITIVELY
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6" STRENGTHENING OF TUS DESPITE U. S. INTERVENTIONIST ACTIONS. (RPT
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143 FEATURE ON SOVIET WORKERS' LIFE: INCL ANON REPORT ON
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145 I N TVW WITH VLAD I SLAV (KELLER) , PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY,
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150 SOVIET PANORAMA PROGRAM ON FEMALE COSMONAUTS.
151 CADRE (Yt)R I'l GAYSEV) , OF COSMOS STUDY INSTITUTE UNDER USSR
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152 REPORT ON DEATH OF ACAD GEORGIY BORESKOV, SOVIET SCIENTIST,
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153 "WHAT IS COMMUNISM?" ANON DISCUSSING ROLE OF PRESS IN USSR,
EXAMPLES GIVEN OVER BILL TO REFORM RUSSIAN SPELLINGS, NOTES PRESSURE
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OF WATER PUR.I F I CAT I ON FACILITIES ON LAKE B AYKAE.L FOR NEW INDUSTRIAL
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154 OLGA VASILYENAO ON PROBLEMS CONCERNED WITH IMPROVING MEDICAL
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ANSWERS QUESTIONS ON HOW DEMOCRACY IS PRACTISED IN USSR. (8 MIN:
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156 VALENTI!ZA .HEV'CH N O, OPTY CHAIRMAN OF UKRAINIAN SSR SUPSOV1
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158 "SIDELIGHTS FROM THE USSR. " (RPT CERMAN 131600) (GERMAN
151 DIALOGUE FEATURE: INCL REQUESTED INFO ABOUT CERTAIN
CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS OF SOVIET CITIZENS, REJECTING SUGGESTIONS
THAT THE SOVIET CITIZENS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO TAKE PART IN ACTIONS
FOR PEACE, INCLUDING SOME QUOTATIONS FROM CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS
(6 MIN) ; REVIEW OF LISTENERS' LTRS EVALUATING MOSCOW RADIO
PR PGO A. Mb-(-4 MIN, . INCL. MUSIC). (GERMAN 1500)
160 VISITORS: U. S. TOURIST, (EDWIN NA!30S), FROM NASHVILLE,
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