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• Publication Date: October 7, 1984
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VN-OBAL.
1 INTERNATIONAL OBSERVERS' ROUNDTABLE: NIKOLAY YEFIMOV,
VIK1OR LEVIN AND VITALIY SOBOLEV DISCUSS CELEBRATIONS MARKING
SOVIET CONSTITUTION DAY, BRIEFLY QUOTING CHERNENKO'S SPEECH
AT JUBILEE PLENUM OF. BOARD OF USSR UNION OF WRITERS AND SOVIET
c)5,,ij.J..DELFGATES SPEECH AT UNGA SESSION, BOTH REAFFIRMING SOVIET PEACE
rpa.L POLICY, GOES ON TO EXTENSIVELY REVIEW THESE POLICIES AND REAGAN'S
REJECTION OF THEM; CONTRASTING U.S. AND SOVIET APPROACHES TO CENTRAL
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AMERICAN ISSUE IN LIGHT OF CLAIMS MADE BY ORTEGA THAT U.S. IS
~Jn PREPARING TO INVADE NICARAGUA; ISSUES DISCUSSED BETWEEN CHERNENKO
-----.--'AND YEMENI LDR AL I NAS I MUHAMMAD, RE MIDEAST SETTLEMENT; B I TOV' S
Cho ARTICLES IN LITERATURNAYA GAZETA RE HIS EXPERIENCES IN BRITAIN;
ISSUES SURROUNDING BRITISH MINERS' STRIKE AND SUPPORT GIVEN TO
THEIR CAUSE BY SOVIET MINERS' AND OTHER SOCIAL ILLS IN BRITAIN,
KJ #A Ao TOUCH]NG ON LIBERAL AND LABOR PARTIES CONFERENCES AND THEIR
0 DEMANDS FOR, REMOVAL OF U. S. CRUISE MISSILES FROM BRITISH TERRITORY;
15 ON 35TH FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY OF GDR AND SOVIET-GDR RELATIONS
INGENERAL TERMS. (SENT: HOME 1230 O;BITA 0815 1030) VvS
2 TIME, EVENTS AND PPL: INCL REPORT FROM TASHKENT POLYTECHNIC
WHICH 'TRAINS SPECIALISTS FROM MANY COUNTRIES, INTVW WITH STUDENT
WHO PRAISES TRAINING HE IS RECEIVING THERE, THE RECTOR THEN SPEAKS
ABOUT THE POLYTECHNIC AND ITS FURTHER EXPANSION (7 MIN); BORIS
MELNICHENKO FROM BERLIN ON CELEBRATIONS, AWARDS BEING PRESENTED
~.~~J RE 35TH ANN TV OF GDR'S FOUNDATIONS, TOUCHES ON SOVEIT-GDR COOPERATION
(7 MIN); REVIEW OF NEW BOOK PUBLISHED BY POLITIZDAT: ENTITLED
"MARXISM-LENINISM-DIALECTICS OF REVOLUTION AND'COUNTER-REVOLUTION."
SENI). (HOME 0900 ORBITA 0900)
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4 VLADIMIR LAPSKIY ON SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER'S UNGA SPEECH.
G 1-0
(5 SPANLA 2300)
VIKTOR ILYICHEV ON OBJECTIVES, PRINCIPLES OF SOVIET FOREIGN
(26A5h POLICY AS SPECIFIED IN SOVIET CONSTITUTION, (RPT MAND 060700)
(10 h4 N: SERBO 1700 ENGUK 2000 KOR 0930)
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REPORT ON SOVIET TV STUDIO NINE DISCUSSION PROGRAM ON INTL
REPORT ON MESSAGE ISSUED BY PARTICIPANTS IN RECENT CONF
ON SOVIET CMTEe OF SOLIDARITY WITH AAFRICAN AND ASIAN NATIONS.
~ P- t4f,M" I.PERSIAN 1800)
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VIKTOR ILYICHEV ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN WESTERN COUNTRIES CITIN
EXAMPLES OF POVERTY, UNEMPLOYMENT IN.U.S. AND BRITAIH...(RPT
ENGINTER 061.510) (FRENCHINTER 062100)
AFRO-ASIAN SOL..IDARITY CONF, EMPHASIZING SUPPORT FOR AFRICAN AND
ASIAN PPLS BY SOVIET PPL, QUOTING CONFERENCE APPEAL. (5 MIN:
ENGf 'i- 0620?:10 )
SITUATION BETWEEN VADIM ZAGLADIN, GENERAL NIKOLAY CHERVOV AND
VALENTIN ZORIN. (RPT GERMAN 061700) (5 MIN: FRENCHINTER 2100)
10 RECORDED STMT BY WR I TER ALEX LAGUMA WHO ATTENDED TB I L I S I
CONF OF SOVIET SOLIDARITY WITH AFRO-ASIAN TLS, IN WHICH HE SAYS
THAT IT WAS A VERY IMPORTANT EVENT, LAUDING SOVIET SOLIDARITY WITH
PPL OF VIETNAM, KAMPUCHEA, PALESTINE, ETC., POINTING OUT SOVIET
PPL GIVE THEIR SUPPORT TO PPL AGAINST APARTHEID, SUPPORT LIBERATION
T7UG'LE IN SOUTH AFRICA LED BY AN(. (ENGAF 062000) 97 OCT
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11 "OUR CORRESPONDENTS REPORT": HANS (JORDAN) NEUES DEUTSCHLAND
ON GDR CELEBRATING ITS 7TH ANNIV, ON SOVIET-GDR COOP IN SHIPPING
GD L ~^J!J BETWEEN ROSTOCK AND KLAIPEDA AND IN SHIPYARD CONSTRUCTION AND
Lkss(L, SHIP--BUILDING, WHILLING HONECKER ON FRIENDSHIP WITH USSR (4 MIN);
VLADIMIR GR-IGORYEV LUANDA DISPATCH THAT ANGOLA WILL SOON BE
CELEBRATING ITS 9TH INDEPENDENCE ANNIV, SCORING SOUTH AFRICA FOR
ITS AGGRESSIVE POLICY AGAINST ANGOLA AND GIVING SUPPORT TO
COUNTER-REV GROUPS TOGETHER WITH INTL REACTION LEAD BY U.S.;
YEVGENIY FADEYEV KAMPUCHEA DISPATCH NOTING NEW EVIDENCE OF
ATROCITIES BY POL POT BUTCHERS DISCOVERED IN NORTH WEST KAMPUCHEA,
NEAR BORDER WITH THAILAND FROM WHERE POL POT BANDS MAKE SORTIES
INTO KAMPUCHEA, POINTING U.S. SUPPORTS POL POT CLIQUE IN EVERY
WAY, MENTIONING PUBLICATION OF SPECIAL COMMISSION INVESTIGATING
CL I GUE' S CRIMES (2-5 MIN). (E NGAFF i. 700 2000)
Z
OTES OF A PUBLICIST" (RPT.FRENCH 062030) (FRENCH 1830)
13 "FRIENDSHIP AND COOP": CITING LISTENERS LETTERS HAILING
SOVIET UNION FOR PURSUING PEACEFUL POLICY AND ALSO THANKING
SOCIALIST COUNTRIES FOR EXTENDING HELP AND ASSISTANCE TO DEVELOPING
NATIONS, INC.L BANGLADESH; ALI ARSHAD, GEN SEC BANGLADESH PEACE
CMTEE, ON GOOD RELATIONS EXISTING BETWEEN USSR AND BANGLADESH
AND EULOGIZING SHEIKH MUJIBUR RAHMAN WHO STARTED THIS FRIENDSHIP;
SOVIET JOURNALIST (GEORGIY VILONOV) ON EXCHANGE OF BOOKS BETWEEN
BANGLADESH AND USSR, MENTIONING POPULARITY OF BANGLADESH BOOKS
IN 1S.riR. (20 MIN, INCL MUSIC: BENG 1500) 07 OCT 1984
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14 MOSCOW MAILBAG FOR NORTHAM LISTENERS: INCL REPLY TO RHODE
ISLAND LISTENER, DANIEL DUMECH, ASKING HOW TROTSKY IS VIEWED IN
USSR (SENT); ALSO DISCUSSING SATELLITE TV IN USSR, SOLDIERS WHO
DIED IN WW2-1 NAZI CRIMINALS BROUGHT TO U.S. AFTER WAR AND
THT COMMON SENSE WOULD PUT AN END TO COLD WAR AND THAT USSR DOES
NOT WANT TO OUTLAW U.S. POLITICAL SYSTEM. (17 MIN OVERALL: ENGNA
0001) Z
15' ROUNDUP POLITICAL EVENTS: GLEBOV REPORT ON CONDITIONS IN
ISRAELI PRISONS (RPT ENGINTER 042110); ANON ON NEW DATA ON CRIMES
OF POL POT REGIME, ELABORATE BY SPECIAL COMMISSION IN KAMPUCHA
(RPT ENGUK 062000) (ENGUK
LA-3
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1.6 MAILBAG FOR UK LISTENERS.
2000
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17 ARAB YOUTH PROGRAM: INCL REPORT ON CULTURAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR
PARTICIPANTS AT NEXT YEAR'S WORLD FESTIVAL OF YOUTH AND STUDENTS
SUMMARY PRAVDA ON PELTIER'S STORY (2 MIN). (ENGNA 0001)
us -~
(FRENCHMAG 062030)
YOUTH PROGRAM: INCL VLADIMIR AKSYONOV ON PREPARATIONS TO
YOUT! D STUDENTS FESTIVAL
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IN MOSCOW. (POLISH 1400)
]. 9 UTH QUIZ. (RPT ARAB I.C SEP 241430) (ARABIC 1530)
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20 DISARMAMENT, ISSUE OF THE DAY: SUMMARY GROMYKO'S LTR
CACCOMPANYING SOVIET PROPOSAL FOR UNGA DISCUSSION ON USE OF SPACE
9 u c~ _
FOR PEACEFUL PURPOSES (_IN); SUMMARY YURIY ZHUKOV PRAVDA ON
RESPONSIBILITY FOR ARMS RACE (5 MI_; RESUME OF SOVIET PRESS
/~G v' ARTICLES ON USA'S NEGATIVE STAND TOWARDS MOVES TO LIMIT NUCLEAR
WEAPONS, QUOTING I ZVEST I YA, PRAVDA, MOSCOW NEWS, NEW TIMES,.
KRASNAYA ZV[EZDA, INTL AFFAIRS, SOVETSKAYA ROSSIYA AND
J Rot SOTS L TICHESKAYA INDUSTRIYA. (55x). (ENGINTER 0910)
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1. THE WAY WE SEE IT: INCL REVIEW OF SOVIET PRESS ON USSR's
POLICY, RE CONSTITUTION DAY, QUOTING NEW TIMES, MOSCOW NEWS,
MEI41DUNARODNAYA ZHIZN, GROMYKO'S UNGA SPEECH IN PRAVDA, WORLD
ECON AND INTL AFFAIRS, SOVETSKAYA ROSSIYA AND KRASNAYA ZVEZDA.
2_ ANON. HELSINKI REPORT. ON CLOSE OF CONF OF EUROPEAN AND NORTH
AMERICAN ANTIWAR MOVEMENTS. (APPROX 700 WORDS: TASSR 1324)
23 RADIO MAGAZINE FOR WOMEN: FIRST IN SERIES DEALING WITH ROLE
OF WOMEN PREVIEWS FORTHCOMING ATTRACTIONS AND FEATURES INTVW WITH
LUDMILA MISKOVA AND MUSCOVITE BIOLOGIST AND MBR OF WOMEN'S PEACE
MOVEMENT. (SPANISH 062230)
(, `~ S Tai u q IN I T yi T TAT I ON, REDUCTION OF NAVAL ARMAMENT, DENOUNCING U. S.
CA S
ANON ON RESULTS OF INTL CONTEST ON PROPAGANDA PICTURES ON
PEACE, CITING REMARKS BY CHMN, V CHMN, OF EXAMIANTION
COMMON-WORKS BY CONTESTANTS. (4 MIN: VIET 1300)
015 1
ARMS R716,E ON OCEANS. (4 MIN: VIET 1.300)
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2 ANON PEGGED TO UNSEC GEN'S REPORT STRESSING NEED TO HOLD
2?~VIKTOR OLENICHEV RE UNGA DELEGATES' SPEECHES. (RPT ENGINTER
U'S Ap ~ 1200 l.~ S
U1111 5(1-
r7 ANON ON ANTI-MISSILE MOVEMENT IN WEST WHICH1 DESPITE WEST'S
CLAIM TO DEMOCRACY AND FREEDOM, IS REPRESSED, MAINTAINING ALL
OCALLED PROTECTIONS AGAINST A NUCLEAR WAR ARE MEANINGLESS, SOME
EVEN LUDICROUS, HENCE PREVENTION OF NUCLEAR WAR STILL REMAINS HIGH
ON AG, ND OF FORCES OF PEACE. (4 MIN: FRENCHINTER 062000)
IANALYZES QUESTION WHY-SOCIALISM IS SO MUCH INTERESTED IN PEACE,
6NTHE PRESERVATION OF PEACE IS THE ESSENCE OF SOCIALIST DOCTRINE AND
IT HAS DEEP A PRIORITY AIM OF SOVIET POLICY SINCE THE PROCLAMATION
OF LENIN'S DECREE ON PEACE. THE SOVIET DETERMINATION TO STRUGGLE
FOR PRESERVATION OF PEACE HAS ALSO BEEN REITERATED BY KONSTANTIN
CHERNENK'b. (9 MIN: GERMAN 1700)
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29 RESUME OF SOVIET PRESS ON U.S. AND SOVIET-AMERICAN REALTIONS:
CENTRAL DAILIES REPORTED REGULAR POLITBURO SESSION OFFICIAL REPORT
u S ~p5?. OUO1ED (1 N); PRAVDA REPORTED CHERNENKO'S MTG WITH PDRY'S
SS~L~ 3~ Sy~D
ALI NASIR MUHAMMAD. (ONE MIN); USSR OPPOSITION TO STATE TERRORISM
All ,jus~l AT UN AND USA'S NEGATIVE REACTION TO ITS PROPOSALS NOTED BY RED
PP1L ( HUhe3f.k 9
S5(- N STAR (2 MIN); PRAVDA ON CASE OF PELTIER (1. 5 MIN); REASONS BEHIND
ONSLAUGHT OF DOLLAR ON OTHER CURRENCIES ANALYZED BY GUDOK (2 MIN);
LIT GAZETA PUBLISHED LDR TO A SOVIET FRIEND FROM MOBILE TEACHER
WHO MADE PEACE VISIT TO USSR IN 1966, RECALLING LAUNCH OF FIRST
30 ANON REPORT ON TOPICS DISCUSSED IN RECENT SPACE BRIDGE
LINK-UP BETWEEN SOVIET AND U.S. SCIENTISTS, IN MOSCOW AND BOSTON
NAMING PARTICIPANTS, NOTING DISCUSSION OF NUCLEAR FUSION PHYSICS,
BIOLOGY, SPACE RESEARCH AND SEISMOLOGY, WITH VOICE RECORDING OF
SOVIET PARTICIPANT OVCHINNIKOV ON SCIENTISTS MISSION FOR PEACE.
( 5. 5M N: ENCNA 2300)
IRINA SIMONOVA REPORTS ON VISIT TO USSR BY U.S. BRIDGE FOR
U-.S
C~'_S '; (I-
PE, ?CE GROUP. -(RPT ENGNA 2200 12 JUL.) (ENCNA 2300)
32 DMIT1IY VOLSKIY COMPARING U.S. COLONIALIST POLICY WITHUSSR'S
P `-UL AND FRIENDLY POLICY. (5 MIN: DARI 061500)7 OCT
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-- ?,?.?.~ ~+?wvvv, 1 d rr.N: SPANLA 0000)
---- _ --?` ?- ? ?~ _, l rl -?niLC-_ rKUVKAP7, FEATURING
CHILEAN SONGS AND SOME COMMENTS ON STRUGGLE AGAINST MILITARY
REG
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UNAL-L : LU(AiU AND YCATIA ON PERSONALITY OF CARABINERO COMMANDER
GEN RAL CESAR MONDOZA. (4 MIN: SPANCHILE 2130)
CHRONICLE OF CHILEAN BOOKS AND CULTURE BY JOSE MIGUE VARAS,
ON 03119I--%O RODRIGUEZ'S BOOK ON CHILEAN SINGERS. (16 MIN: SPANCHILE
2130)
37 REPORTS DATELINED HAVANA, MEXICO CITY AWD HAVANA ON
WASHINGTON's,REJECTION OF CONYADORA GROUP'S SOCALLED PEACE ACT
FOR CENTRAL.. AMERICA. (300 TEXT: TASSE 1811 TASSR 0550)
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33 REPORTS DATELINED MANAGUA AND MEXICO ON JOINT
DOCUMENT RELEASED BY MASS PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS OF REPUBLIC PREPARING
FOR TRAIL. OF INCUMBENT U. S. ADMIN WHICH OPENS IN BRUSSELS ON
INITIATIVE OF PERMANENT PPL'S TRIBUNAL,.WHICH CHARGES U. S.
ADMIN WITH BEING DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR BLOODY AGGRESSION
AGAINST NICARAGUAN PPL. (550 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1245 TASSR 0935)
Ct..S
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39 "IN THE SOVIET UNION": INCL SOVIET COALMINERS EXPRESS THEIR
SUPPORT OR BRITISH COALMINERS WHO ARE ON STRIKE. (5 MIN: PERSIAN
1800)
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FRANCE AND SOVIET-FRENCH RELATIONS AS SEEN BY SOVIET PRESS:
1O COMMENTATOR ANSWERS LISTENERS' QUESTIONS: NIKOLAY GORSHKOV
REPLIES TO QUESTION POSED BY KEITH (ROBINSON) OF LITTLEHAMPTON',
SUZZE-.X, ON LABOR CONFLICT THAT HAS GRIPPED BRITAIN, ROBINSON
QUESTIONS IF IT IS WORTH IT TO FIGHT TO KEEP MINING PITS THAT ARE
NOT PROFIT MAKING, GORSHKOV NOTES THIS IS VIEW BEING TAKEN
BY COMMERCIAL BRITISH MEDIA HOWEVER, IT IS NOT PURELY FIGHT
FOR KEEPING PITS OPEN BUT TO MAINTAIN LIVING STANDARDS THROUGH
WORK, WITHOUT WHICH PPLS LIVES WOULD CRUMBLE, CHARGING TORY GOVT
WITH UNDERMINING WORKING BRITISH PPL WITH ITS POLICY AGAINST
MINERS, MAINTAINING WITH INCREASED EXPENDITURE WITHIN COAL
INDUSTRY IT COULD FLOURISH AND EXPAND ENSURING JOBS FOR FUTURE
GE I Oi! S. (ENGUK 2000)
IZVESTIYA PUBLISHED TEXT OF MITTERRAND'S MSG OF THANKS TO CHERNENKO
FOR HIS MSG OF CONGRATULATIONS MARKING 40TH ANNIV OF LIBERATION
OF PARIS, SOVETSKAYA INDUSTRIYA DEVOTED ARTICLE TO MODERNIZATION
OF FRENCH INDUSTRY, IZVESTIYA ON MASSIVE WAVE OF STRIKES IN
RENAULT CAR PLANTS, ZA RUJ3EZHH4OM, PRAVDA AND OTHERS ON DEVELOPMENT.
OF PEACE MOVEMENT IN FRANCE, SOVETSKAYA KULTURA PUBLISHED TEXT
OF INTVW GIVEN TO CORR BY WELL-KNOWN AUTHOR AND JOURNALIST
ANDRE STIL, KRASNAYA ZVEZDA AND OTHERS ON EFFORTS BY N'DJAMENA
REGIME TO DELAY WITHDRAWAL OF FRENCH TROOPS FROM CHAD, SOVETSKAYA
KULTURA PUBLISHED EXTRACTS OF MEMOIRS OF SOVIET AIR DIVISION
MAJOR GENERAL WHO COMMANDED NORMANDIE-NIEMEN REGIME IN WWII,
IZVESTIYA REPORT ON ARRIVAL OF SHIP ARMENIA IN ODESSA AFTER
CARRYING TU PEACE DELEGATION ON VISIT TO FRANCE, PORTUGAL AND
GREECE, PRAVDA ANNOUNCED THAT DELEGATION FROM CITY OF ODESSA HAS
JUS- V I S I I EO MA tSE I LLE. (FRENCH 1830) 0 7 O,CT 1934
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AFRICA
42 "AFRICA IN SOVIET PRESS." (RPT PORTAFR 061830) (ENGAFR
1700 2000)
P*R
IN RSA BETWEEN ANTI-GOVT AFRICAN PROTESTERS AND POLICE. (3 MIN:
44 "OUR CORRESPONDENT REPORTS": I"!CL SUMMARY LEONID SHINKAREV
IZVESTIYA ON VISIT TO ZIMBABWEAN SCULPTOR (SYLVESTER MUBAI), WHO
TOLD HIM HIS LIFE STORY AND TALKED ABOUT HIS WORK. (3.5 MIN:
PORTAFRr1890)
45 MESSAGES TO FRIENDS AND FAMILIES: ARAB STUDENTS IN USSR,
A LEBANESE, A PALETINIAN AND A YEMENI SEND THEIR GREETINGS TO THEIR
FRIEN S AND FAMILIES. (ARABIC 1530)
46 REPORTS ON EXCHANGE OF GREETINGS MESSAGES BETWEEN CPSU CC/USSR
SLIPSOV AND HAFIZ AL-ASAD, PRESIDENT OF SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC,, RE
4TH ANN I V OF SIGNING. OF FRIENDSHIP AND COOP TREATY BETWEEN TWO
'6- V1"PCOUNTRIES. (330 TEXT SENT: TASSR 1507 TASSR 1537: 2-1 MIN: HOME
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,~- CPS GERMAUST 2000 ARABIC 1-500 1530 1730 MAND 1600: BRIEF: MAYAK
Su-ASV J
SPANLA 2300 ENGUK 2000 ITALIAN 1800 FINNISH 1530 ARABIC 1500 1530
1730/TW-ICE/.ENGAFR .1700 2000 PORTAFR 1830 CZECH/SLOVAK 1600 1700
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HyNGAf(IAN' ) 730 2000 SERBO 1700 2000) )
ANON ON SOVIET-ZYRIAN RELATIONS, RE 4TH ANNIV OF FRIENDSHIP
AND COOP BETWEEN TWO COUTNRIES, POINTS OUT TREATY BENEFITS 130TH
COUNTRIES, REVIEWS JOINT COMMUNIQUE DURING ALIYEV'S VISIT TO SYRIA
LAST MARCH AND USSR'S SUPPORT TO SYRIA AND ITS MIDEAST PROPOSALS.
f~ nfml N : ARA iIC 1730) OCT 1984
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48 REPORT ON OPENING CEREMONY OF 5TH SESSION OF PERMANENT
Sf]VIET-SOUT
N Y
EMENI COMMITTEE FOR ECON AND TECH COOP IN MOSCOW.
--e-c-1'` CITING ;P[:ECI-IES BY YEVGENIY OSADCHUK, DPTY CHAIRMAN OF STATE COMMITTI
5e55-DP FOR FOREIGN ECON RELATIONS AND FARAJ BIN GHANIM, MINISTER OF PLANNIN(
( 4.'5\MIN: ARAB IC 1500)
UTION. (5 MIN: PERSIAN 1,500)
51 REPORT ON ANSWERS TO LISTENERS' QUESTIONS ON FATE OF IRANIAN
DEPOTS IN USA. (RPT PERSIAN 061700) (PERSIAN 1700) US
52 IVAN LAGROV DENOUNCING PAKSITAN'S ANTI-SON PROPAGANDA AND
ITS CONSTANT ATTEMPT TO MALIGN SOVIET ROLE IN AFGHANISTAN.
DESCRIBING IN DETAIL HOW SOVIET UNION ALWAYS CAME TO HELP OF
AFGHANISTAN SINCE. ITS INCEPTION AND RESPECTED ITS NATIONAL
INDEPENDENCE AND SOVEREIGNTY. REITERATING THAT SOVIET UNION SENT
TROOPS TO AFGHANISTAN ONLY AT REQUEST.-OF QGHAN GOVT AND ALSO CHIDES
PAKISTAN FlR AGGRAVATING PEACE IN REGION WITH HELP OF USA AND
(6 MIN: HIND 1130)
CL S 'Jss
53 COR,R'S REPORT FROM KABUL ON SENTENCES PRONOUNCED BY KABUL
COURT ON SOCALLED AFGHAN FREEDOM FIGHTERS. (RPT CAMB 061330)
(FRFNCH t lER 06-2100 SPANCUBA 0100 ENGUK 2000 CZECH/SLOVAK 061Aon
STAT
S INTL TERRORISM BY ENCOURAGING ISRAEL TO.CONTINUE WITH ITS AGGRESSION
AGAIN ARAB COUNTRIES. (10 MIN: ARABIC 1730)
50 LEBEDEVA ON U.S. ANNOUNCEMENT BANNING EXPORT OF ARMS
AND OTHER ESSENTIAL ITEMS TO IRAN. IN THIS CONNECTION REF IS ALSO
MADE TO ECON SANCTION SIi`1POSED BY U.S. SOON AFTER VICTORY OF THE
49 INTVW WITH MAHMUD.TAWFIK, WELL KNOWN EGYPTIAN SOCIAL FIGURE,
ON HIS REACTION TO SOVIET PROPOSALS AT UNGA TO OUTLAW INTL
TERRORISM, NOTES USSR HAS ALWAYS SUPPORTED ARAB COUNTRIES INTHEIR
STRUGGLE AGAINST ISRAELI AGGRESSION, IN CONTAST USA ALWAYS SUPPORTED
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55 "OUR CORRESPONDENT REPORTS": INCL ANON KABUL DISPATCH ON
LAND AND WATER REFORMS IN DRA, QUOTING A PEASANT WHO COMPARES LIFE
BEFORE AND AFTER REV, CORR BRIEFLY REVIEWS OTHER SOCIAL REFORMS
2EINQ IMPLrMENTED. (3 MIN: ENGINTER 1710)
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56 SOV-CHI FRSHIP SOCIETY PROGRAM. (MASILYEV) FEATURE ON SOV
SCULfP OR (MI'KAI..EV). (6 MIN: MAND 1600)
PROGRAM FOR CHI YOUTHS: YOUTH NEWS, INCL REPORT ON SOV
LABOR WEEK ACTIVITIES; BELORUSSIAN MID SCHOOL STUDENTS
INVESTIGATING HIS HISTORICAL SITES OF WWII (6 MIN); INTVW
WITH OUrsTANDIj O TEACHFR IN SUBURBAN MOSCOW COLLECTIVE FARM
(8 MIN); REPORT ON HOW GDR EDUCATES ITS YOUTHS IN INTL
SOLIDARITY, SPIRIT OF INTLISM (4 MIN). (18 MIN, OVERALL:
MAND,1230 )
50 (KQTOVA) ON EXPLOITATION OF WORKERS BY TRANSNATL
CORPORATIONS IN EXPORT PROCESSING ZONES, FREE TRADE ZONES
IN SOl1 H KOREA, TAIWAN, HONG KONG, SINGAPORE. (5 MIN: MAND
1600) f
59 VLADIMIR KOROLEV CRITICIZING VISIT OF HEAD OF JAP
(J 1ILITARY DPT YUKO KIRIHARA, TO USA AND NATO COUNTRIES. (RPT
L.5
ENGINTE061510) (CZECH/SLOVAK 061600 JAP 061200)
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60 PETR ALESHIN ON WASHINGTON'S STRIVING TO RETAIN ITS
MILITARY BRIDGEHEADS IN FOREIGN TERRITORIES AT ALL COST, IN
THIS CONNECTION DRAWS ATTN TO U.S. MILIT PLANS FOR PHILIPPINES,
CLARK FIELD AND SUBIC BAY WITHIN FRAMEWORK OF ITS MILITARY
ROVE TUR-f ST POI. ICY OF INTERVENTIO~v itit1.`- (0461111-rFe X531 )
CI 7 OCT 1984
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61 Qsi.R O8SGRVER, BORIS DUROV ON KAMPUCHH?HEAN REFUGtt PROSLC M
REFEfL 10 DTPMANTLEMENT OF TENT TOWN WHERE THREE Tt-IOUSAND
tMER Fatty T~=J= RESTED AFTER MANAGING TO GET CUT of CAMPS IN
T kAIL&t 4P; A 44 YR OLD PEASANT QUOTED ON THEIR DjeE ExpER(FNCCS
FIC JQES GIVEN BY SPOKESMAN FOR UN HIGH COM(I1SS1ccNFe fo)e 2EFUGees
'U7E?- 5. 5 MIN: ENGINTER_ 1531)
kav s
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ARMED RACE OF WESTERN COUNTRIES, CHINA'S THREATS TO INLXCr(11i.ESE
STATES, THAI AGGRESSION AGAINST LAOS. (3.5 MIN: LAO 1030)
64 "OUR CORRESPONDENTS REPORTS" INCL ANON HANOI DISPATCH
ON RECONSTRUCTION TASKS PROCEEDING. (3 MIN: PORTAFR 1830)
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65 (DULOV) ON 24TH ANN I V OF ESTABLISHMENT OF SOV-LAO DIP
RELA-i- ONS. (i MTN? MANnSEA i i30)
66 DIR OF VIET HISTORICAL STUDIES INSTITUTE, NOW IN MOSCOW,
NOTES SOVIET AID IN TRAINING SCI, TECH CADRES, SKILLED WORKERS
FOR SRV, SOV-VIET COOP IN.SOC SCI BY COMPILING, PUBLISHING
WORKS ON ;=DG OF CPV1 SPREADING OF M-L IN SRV, FORTH (8 MIN:
',CIE 1000)
62 EL.LA ZSNUKOVA ON OCCUPATION OF LAO HAMLETS BY THA
TROOPS. (R 1 LAO 051030) (5 MIN: THAI 1100)
63 RED&RT 04. PECENT MTG BETWEEN SOVIET AND LAO TU LOGS IN
KOSC60 DURING VISIT OF LAO TU FED DELEGAT I ;:-.. L -u t3y T({ ( T
SOI SU(MfBATDOL)ANG, CITING TOPICS DISCUSSED AT Ifr JMCLUptMG-
COOP BETWEEN TUS OF TWO COUNTRIES, INTL TENSION CAUSED 8y
9,7 eGF- -,4
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63 CPSU CC/USSR SUPSOV PRESIDIUM/ SOV GOVT GREETINGS TELEGRAM
TO HONECKER AND.STOPH, PEGGED. (MAYAK 061500) (5-4 MIN: CZECH/
SLOVAK 061600 KOR 0930; 2-1 MIN: MAYAK 062330 0300 0430 0630
ORBITA 0004 0100 0200 HOME 0204 0400 0600 FRENCHINTER 062100
4- GREEKCY 1800 V I ET 1000 MAND 0600;BRIEF: MAYAK 0530 HOME 0304'
ENGINTER'0700 0800 0900 1000 110011200 1300 1400 1500 ENGNA 0001
GREEKCY_1800..CZECH/SLOVAK 06-1600.?----061700 VIET 1000 1300 1400 LAO
,A, DAR 1 061
1030 13 D MANDSEA 1.130 HIND 11-30 1400 URDU 1200 , I NDO ?1330 THAI
69 GROMYKO SPEECH AT 6 OCT.BERLIN CELEBRATIONS MTG. (TASSR'
062000) (6-3 MIN: HOME 0330 MAYAK 0310 ENGINTER-0710 1010
FRENCHINTER 062106 SPANCUBA 0100 GERMAN 1700 FRENCH 1830; 2-1
. 1iIN: ENGINTER 1600 1700 1800 1900 FRENCHINTER 062100 1700
~ I a,~rit u UP''
GERMAN 1600 1700 GERMAUST 2000 FRENCHMAO 062030 ENGAF'2000
SPANL.A 0000 SPANCUBA 0100 ITALIAN '1300 FINNISH 1530 ENGAF
1700 2000 PORTAF 1830 HUNGARIAN 1730 20.00 POLISH
1300 BENG 1500 INDO 1330 THAI 1-100 LAO-1030 1300: BRIEF:
MAYAK 0400 HONE 0400. 0500 0600 OR II I TA 0500 ENC I NTER
0700 0800 0'700 1.000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 ENGNA 0001
70 HONECKER SPEECH AT 6 OCT BERLIN CELEBRATION MTG. (TASSE:
(1,800 TEXT SENT: TASSR 061914; 1,200 TEXT, COMP.ADN
SENT:. TAAISE 16.15; 6-4 MIN: -ENGINTER 0710 1010 LAMB' 1330)
67 SUMMARY HONECKER PRAVDA, PEGGED. (TASSE 050630) (4.MIN:
$00 SERBO 1,7&0-)--'
SUMMARIES HONECKER'S REPORT,
6 OCI, PECC D. (9 MIN: VIET 1000)
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GROMYKO SPEECH'AT BERLIN MTG
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72 REPORTS ON 6 OCT GALA MEETING IN BERLIN, PEGGED, QUOTING
SPEECHES 14Y HONECKER AND GROMYKO. (7-3 MIN, INCL 2 1 MIN HONECKER,
2 S MIN GROMYKO
NG
(.1.55x- 6rn,k
.1 Xc3U AUAJ3IC 1730 BULGARIAN 1630 CZECH/SLOVAK
i600 HUNGARIAN 2000 POLISH 1500 SER33O'2000 LAO 1300 HIND 1,400 URDU
12 000 BF:NG 1500 )
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REPORT ON BERLIN RECEPTION GIVEN BY HONECKER, PEGGED 7 OCT,
INCL. SPEECHES BY HONECKER AND GROMYKO. (400 TEXT, INCL 200 WORDS
HONECKER, 300 WORDS GROMYKO: SENT: TASSE 1818 TASSR 1846: 5 MIN,
COMP FYI SENT: MAYAK 1831D-:- GROMYKO ONLY: BRIEF: ENGINTER
2
(~ ( 1
000 2100
~~ 2200 1UK 2000 ENGNA .2300 SPANLA 2300)
C9 (-t)^
4 GDR JOURNALIST (CHOKALA) HIGHLIGHTING GDR ACHVTS IN INDUSTRY,
AGR I , 'O'THER FIELDS. (4 MIN: V I ET 1300)
75 SUMMARY GERHARD SCHUERER PRAVDA MARKING 35TH ANNIV GDR
ItS IYi- C, rJtav
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76 "VOICES OF FRIENDSHIP" PROGRAM FOR GDR LISTENERS. (RPT
aER ..N 021700) (c4ERMAN 1600)
77 GEORGIY GRAMMATCHIKOV ONUSSR MARKING CONSTITUTION DAY 7 OCT,
CITING DETAILS ON ECONOMIC MIGHT OF USSR, NOTING THAT CEMA MOSCOW
SUMMIT WORKED OUT EXTENSIVE ECON COOP PROGRAM, BRIEFLY QUOTING
CHERNENKO SPEECH ON SOCIALIST COUNTRIES' UNITY AND COHESION AS
GUARANTEE OF THEIR SECURITY, MENTIONING PEACE PROPOSALS MADE AT
39TH UNGA SESSION SUPPORTED BY OT14ER SOCIALIST COUNTRIES, STRESSING
~si(L Onfjh 'TH T SOCIALIST COUNTRIES KNOW THEY HAVE A TRUE FRIEND AND ALLY
N~lSSR. (3 MIN: CZECH/SLOVAK 1700)
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73 REPORT ON MEETING IN SVIDNIK DEVOTED TO 40TH ANNIV
CARPAI"HAIAN--DUKLA OPERATION, WHICH WAS START OF LIBERATION OF
CZECHOSLOVAKIA FROM HITLER YOKE, GIVING BRIEF QUOTES LUBOMIR
STROUGAL, CHMN CSSR GOVT. ON SOVIET ARMY OPERATION, AND SOVIET
- I ARMY GENERAL YEP I SHEV ON FRATERNAL FRIENDSHIP AND COOP BETWEEN
SOCIAL_~ST COUNTRIES. (100 TEXT SENT: MAYAK 0730)
79 MOSCOW CALLING: INCL SOVIET VETERAN OF CARPATHIAN-DUKLA
OPERA TN GIVING HIS REMINISCES. (CZECH/SLOVAK 1600)
QO "HEL..LO PRAGUE": INCL PART ONE OF NEW SERIES ON 40TH ANNIV
LIB OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA "THE SOUND CHRINICLE OF LIBERATION."
(CZECH/SLOVAK 061600)
"DIARY OF SOVIET-CZECHOSLOVAK COOP": DIRECTOR OF PRESS.
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OFFICE OF MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE ON PLANNED NOV CEMA EXHIBITION
IN MEXICO: REPORT ON VISIT TO SOVIET ENTERPRISE KRASNIY OKTYABR
WHICi4 HAS RELATIONS WITH VI TKOVICE ENTERPRISE OF i LEMENT GOTTWALD:
CHRONICLE OF CONTACTS CONSISTING OF BRIEF ITEMS ON CONTACTS
IN AREAS OF CONSTRUCTION, TITS, ELECTRONICS, BROADCASTING AND
SPORT: REPORT ONQUIZ ABOUT TRADE COOP BETWEEN CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND
USSFc. ^(C ZE'CH/SLOVAK 061700)
8. MEETINGS FOR YOU: SOVIET TRANSLATOR OF SLOVAK LITERATURE,
NINA SHULGINA, RECENTLY AWARDED PAVOL ORaZAG HVIEZDOSLAV SLOVAK
PRIZE FOR HER WORK, SPEAKING ABOUT HER PASSION FOR SLOVAK LITERATURE,
HER PAST WORK AND FUTURE ASPIRATIONS IN SPREADING FRUITS OF SLOVAK
LITTURE TO SOVIET RADERS. (13 MIN: CZECH/SLOVAK 1700)
83 ALONG ROUTES OF FRIENDSHIP: PROGRAM ON SOVIET-POLISH
B=RIE SHIP. (RPT POLISH 061400) (POLISH 1500)
34 VLADIMIR IVANOV "HARVEST DAYIN ROMANIA" DEALING WITH GREAT
AGRI ACHIEVEMENTS OF ROMANIA AND SOVIET CONTRIBUTION IN ATTAINING
THOSE RESULTS. (8 MIN: ROMANIAN J700)
'In
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35 DIARY OF SOVIET-YUGOSLAV TIES: YURIY BRAGIN ON 40TH ANNIV
LIBERATION OF BELGRADE, RECALLING SOVIET COMMAND ORDERED CAREFUL
USE OF MEANS OF WAR IN ORDER TO PRESERVE BUILDINGS, IN THIS WAY
RED ARMY PRESERVED OVER 800 IMPORTANT BUILDINGS, STRESSING THAT
LIBERATION OF BELGRADE WAS OF GREAT POLITICAL AND MILITARY
SIGNIFICANCE FOR OTHER OPERATIONS INEUROPE AND CREATED CONDITIONS
FOR A SUCCESSFUL OUTCOME OF MILITARY OPERATIONS
STAT AND REVOLUTION IN YUGOSLAVIA (7 MIN):
STAT
MlLI i-ARY
89 "SOVIET LIFESTYLE PROGRAM": INCL ANON ON SOVIET DEFEAT OF
Ut.SSd+- Q~ J FASC I T GERMANY I N +WW I 1. (5 MIN: MAND 1600)
Li LJ
EXCERPTS FROM MIKHAIL SHOLOKHOV'S NOVEL "THOSE
EC=OLOGY
36 PROF EDUARD (DIMIN) REPLYING TO LISTENERS QUESTIONS ON
SOCIO-POLITICAL SYSTEM. (5. 5 MIN: FINNISH 1530)
97 VLADIMIR SEROV REPLYING TO LISTENERS QUESTIONS ON DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN SOCIALISM AND COMMUNISM. (14 MIN: PERSIAN 1500 1800)
LO
SEV TALK ON M--L BEING WORLD OUTLOOK OF COMMUNISTS, DEALING
WITHiOLETARIAT'S SOCIALIST, INTLIST NATURE. '(9 MIN: MAND 0700)
TA!4-1=: 7 OF 7 -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 7 OCT 84
WHO FOUGHT FOR FATHERLAND", ABOUT BATTLES OF SOVIET ARMY IN WWII.
(20 i"I10c OMANIAN 1700) 07 MT 1984
91 TASS OBSERVER BORIS PROKHOROV ON GEORGIAN SOURCES
BEARING NAMES OF WWII VICTIMS. (APPROX 400 WORDS: TASSR 1031)
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EXPLORATION ACHIEVEMENTS. (ALBANIAN 1530)
94 INTVW WJTH SOVIET COSMONAUTS. (3 MIN: SPANLA
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92 "SOVIET LIFESTYLE PROGRAM": INCL ITEM ON SATELLITE RESCUE
NETWORK FORMED BY SOVIET UNION, USA, SATELLITES. (3. 5 MIN:
t1 600)
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95 INTVW WITH (VLADIMIR KRICHEVSKIY), TECHNICAL LDR OF
SPACE TV TESTS, RE 25TH ANNIV OF SPACE TELEVISION, RECALLS HISTORY
WHICH WHICH STARTLED WITH LAUNCH OF LUNA-3 ON 4 OCT 1959, CONTINUES TO
Z~ v OQ GIVE FURTHER DETAILS OF SPACE TV AND ITS BENEFITS TO MANKIND.
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1...111E IN USSR
97 PRAVDA EDITORIAL ON ROLE PLAYED BY MASS CONTROL IN
SOVIET DEMOCRATISM MENTIONS CONF OF PPLS'S CONTROLLERS AS
EVIDENCE OF CPSU'S CONCERN TO INVOLVE WORKERS IN MANAGEMENT OF
1600 1TBt.I3 H 1500 SERBO 2000 KOREAN 1.130 1330 INDO ?1330 )
SOC IE'I\Y'S AFFAIRS. (HOME 0600)
90 REPORTS ON REGULAR POLITBURO SESSION, DETAILING ISSUES
Cp Sa DISCUSSED. (MAYAK 041800) (4-3 MIN: ENGINTER -1410 1'810 2110
USSR sSld SPANL.A 2300 GERMAN 1600 ITALIAN 1300 ARABIC 1730 GREEKCY 1800
0 7 OCT 1984
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96 ANON REPORT ON RETURN OF THREE SOVIET COSMONAUTS ON 2
OCT, NOTING THEIR SMOOTH AND SAFE ARRIVAL IN SOVIET CENTRAL ASIA
AND SUMMARIZING INTVW WITH THEM ON THEIR FEELINGS AFTER BREAKING
SPACE ENDURANCE RECORD. (ENGINTER 1410 1810 2-110 GERMAN
1600 ITALIAN 1300 GREEKCY 1300 BULGARIAN 1630 CZECH/SLOVAK
CZECH/SLOVAK-1600 HUNGARIAN 2000 POLISH 1.500 SERBO 2000 KOREAN
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99 CHERNENKO SPEECH AT USSR ALL-UNION CONF OF PPL'S CONTROLLERS.
(P-01,4E 050900) (7-4 MIN: ENGINTER 14-10 1810 21 0 SPANLA 2300
GERMAN 1600, FRENCH 1830 ITALIAN 1800 PERSIAN 1-700 DAR I
OPLIS {)61500 ARABIC 17136 GREEKCY 1800 BULGARIAN 1630 ROMANIAN N 1700
S5~' C6 wI CZECH/SLOVAK 1600 HUNGARIAN 2000 POLISH 1.500 SERBO
Y~. X000
~(10 CAMB 1330 LAO 1300 INDO 1330 1500 13ENG 1500 URDU 12001300; ONE
i f I N: 1,1000 061200)
WRITER VLADIMIR (AMLINSKI) TALKS ABOUT RECENT PLENUM OF
SOVIET WRITERS UNION. (7 MIN: POLISH 1400)
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