TAKE 1 OF SEVERAL--COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 5 JUN 83

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• Document Creation Date: December 21, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 11, 2008
• Sequence Number: 14
• Publication Date: June 5, 1983
• Content Type: MISC

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take 1 of several -- commentary list: moscow consolidated 5 Jun 83
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1 intl observers roundtable with igor belyayev, gennadiy
gerasimov and vitaliy sobolev discussing intl children's day and
ofNA+-two-faced attitude to children's welfare in usa, pointing to child
Child suffering in lebanon; Williamsburg summit of capitalist countries;
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U nato defense ministers meeting in brussels; weinberger's visit to
-CbaN6~ west europe to push for deployment'of u. s. missiles in europe;
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aildropov harriman meeting in moscow for normalization of soviet-u. s.
Lions; soviet-u.s. friendship meeting in minneapolis; washington
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~a re usal to five visas to visiting soviet citizens as part of
)-Lis Rapti-soviet campaign; intl day of solidarity with arab ppls and
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\ 1 . israeli aggressive policies; israeli threat against syria; u.s.
~~~`b USt ( ?upp art for israel; u. s.
plans to deploy medium-range missiles
m15St (.-in turkey; situation in central america. (sent: russinter 0845
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Se~N LtLQ
quixote, describing village life in one of spain's poorest regions i
(7 min); nikolay moykin
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on beauties of seychelles, STAI
home of giant tortoises, where ppl are determined to defend gains
of socialism (5 min); boris argunov describing a trip to island
of r s (6 min). (18 min overall: home 0700)
volskiy on european situation, its impact on asian security,
u-S
ov hegemonism in europe. (10 min: mand 0700) (k~
aleksandr mikhaylov on soviet youth coop with counterparts in
(15 min: amharic 1530)
"beyond the horizon": feature on international child-care
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rapping u.s. for aggravating european situation., refuting allegation
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I.s~bc`w>r~ 6 igor blishenko, re intnatl day of children. (rot frenchinter
?CW 03200 4 j u n list) (e n g i n t e r 0800 11-00 1300 1600 2,000)
uth program." (rpt Berman 011500) (german 041600)
8 program for young listeners: incl young workers take part in
public debate on draft bill on work collectives and make their
constructive contribution; visit to moscow state univ's journalists'
faculty where students from many countreis including socialist
count,+es are studying. (hung 1630)
aggression in lebanon; note on turkish rev poet, anniv of whose
Ub death occurred on 3 ,}un; listeners invited to write in with
sug~res ions for feature. (frenchmag 1930)
radio moscow friends' club: item on 61st anniv of lenin's
6 --
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organisation interspered with music with special
account of young pioneer's eploit (8 min); rami ash-sha'ir,
interim charge d'affaires of plo in ussr, says how grateful
he is to moscow's patrice lumumba univ for help in training
qualified cadres for palestinian rev (2.5 min); report on moscow's
P n~ ?41~r eat"
univ medical students with an intvw of one their ldrs telling
about their concern at nuclear threat (2. 5 mid. (frenchmag
L-S
12 mailbag for british listeners. (rpt enguk 041900) (enguk
ar foreign tourist resorts. (enginter 1200)
mailbag for african listeners: incl acknowledgement of african
listeners' ltrs condemning u.s.; listeners ask for ussr's role in
fi,Aht`cg for peace. (frenchafr 1430)
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13 mailbag for world service listeners: incl items on provision
of child and health care facilities and measures in ussr and
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14 moscow mailbag for north american listeners: incl replies
on whether lenin ever visited u. s., is told no but he took keen
interest in it; listener who asks whether it is true that an americat
citizen is buried in red square is told that actually there are
three american citizens that are buried by kremlin walls, among
Wtlhen john reed; american listener who asks do you believe that this
massive buildup of nuclear weapons btwn u.s. and ussr is going
to result in nuclear catastrophe, reply fully agrees with latter
part of stmt and explains views of ussr and usa on consequences of
nuclear war, pointing out usa does not feel all that pessimistic
about condwquences of nuclear war; listener who asks why does not
the soviet govt and also my govt sit down and talk over their
differences instead of talking about missiles and guns, is told
that soviet ldrship has aiwasy considered that summit talks are
one of those effective methods o to develop relations btwn states,
but for such talks to be a success it takes thorough prep.
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Williamsburg summit
15 pravda on outcome of summit. (450 text: tasse 0610 tassr
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16 valentin falin izvestiya on outcome of summit. (450 text
sent: tasse 1350 tassr 0905)
18 tars report on stmt issued on conclusion of summit.
tasse 301640) (enginter 1-300 1600 2000 spanla 2300 italian
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17 tass political observer sergey kulik on results of summit.
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19 yevgeniy nikolaayev criticizing summit. (rpt'hind 011400)
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of summit. (rpt serbo 041900)
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viewpoint: valentin zorin, pegged claiming as before
in such ,;,tg reagan attempted to impose his policies on nato allies
however, there still remains rift btwn u. s. and its european allies
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Washington's high interests rate which seriously effect
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estern economies;
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briefly referring to document issued on
conclusion of summit, indicating washington's
eurokrtk s`gles. (engna 042300)
intention to deploy
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Q /> 22 summary part ii sergey vishnevskiy pravda on history of
rms race. (engna 042300)
3 resume of soviet press on soviet and american attitudes
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to nuclear weapons, quotes literaturnaya gazeta, pravda, za
rubezhom, krasnaya zvezda, moscow news and brief quotes from soviet
SOU, e-t 8o 0~govt stmt and harrimans' mtg with andropov. (5 min: enginter
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4 minsk report on resolution passed by peace champions of
grodno region of byelorussia and bialystok voivodship of poland
11~.i- joint mtg held in pogranichny township, to 38th session of unga,
calling for immediate halt to arms race. (450 text: tasse 1455)
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20 aleksandr bovin on results
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25 soviet govt stmt, carried in press, on deployment of
StTP'V ors new u.
s. medium-range nuclear missiles in europe. (tasse 272006)
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26 yuriy soltan on soviet govt stmt re deployment of neu u.s.
medium-range missiles in europe. (rpt enginter 041300)
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27 viktor vasilyev dealing with soviet govt stmt,on deployment
ri.
U'S
SoUIe4 ffU of u. s. medium-range missiles in europe, and with reaction by
671-N1,.Q,part of u. s. admin in view of existing current approximate parity
takei'\ appropriate steps. (7 min: german 041600)
existing btwn east and west, the u.s. would gain advantages from
president reagan's socalled intermediate solution, outlines
soviet argumentation re missiles issue and reiterates soviet
j/-proposals submitted sofar, washington seems to care vary little
for real reduction of nuclear potentials in europe, and obviously
intends to deploy its missiles at any cost, in this case, the ussr,
together with other warsaw pact countries, would have to
vladimir yakovlev discussing res against u.s. medium range
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missiles adopted by danish parliament, which found broad echo
in many western european countries, among others in frg, words are
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no longer enough, actions toward disarm have to follow now,
as frg chancellor kohl stated recently at cdu congress, but what do
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these actions look life'? "nato reaffirmed its double decision
~tJmsbu.rg weinberger visited the frg and preps for deployment of u. s.
5,-mmt* miss led are under way in frg, another important issue, last
J sfit& week, was williamsburg summit and failure of u. s. allies to
force the u.s. to adopt measures for solution of urgent econ and
social problems, instead u.s. succeeded with its milit political
de4a~t3lpns. (7 min: Berman 1600)
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U`S Clu,m~~ban. ~L~pt viet 041300) (3 min: viet 1000 1300)
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(kalukin), delg to hcn city conf on chemical weapons
radio forum for peace and security in europe.
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31 disarmament, issue of the day: yuriy soltan on soviet govt
"5111L-stmt and williamsburg. (rot enainter 301200); vladislav
UU kazyakov on williamsburg summit. (rot enguk 0219001 aleksandr
ins at Na+v ? a
La (guryevev) on usa building an alliance with south korea and
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32 youth program: incl intvw with chairman of finland's
socialist students' union, esko vaeisaanen, who notes interest
of fi itsh youth in peace activities. (5 grin: finnish 041530)
Mikhail dobrov quoting swedish premier olof palme's
speech at mtg in helsinki marking 20th of president kekkonen's
for nuclear-free north. (4 min: finnish 041530)
~in1aN(i ~tXg, pra
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intvw with chairman of finnish democ youth league, harri
moisia, who notes positive stand of finnish youth on latest
initiatives of soviet union. (3 min: finnish 031530)
intvw with marja-liisa riskilae, dpty chairman of sak,
(Jq~~ G and delegate to 24th workers' conf in tallinn of baltic countries.
K (\ ad (~15 .rpt finnish 021530 on 4 jun list) (finnish 031530)
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vladlen kuznetsov noting ussr's attitude toward disarm and
reviewing some of the proposals made by ussr and its allies for
find solution to disarm problem. (3 min: enginter 0700)
37 anon on necessity of peaceful coexistence. (4 min, poor:
bulg is 1530)
club of young moscow radio listeners: incl conclusion of
debate btwn radio moscow's listeners about arms race and
_~yout, 1 (french 041730)
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replies to listeners' questions on arms race, blaming u.s.
QJVY).o for starting race, justifying sov defensive act. (11 min:
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vladimir pozner, re world environmental protection day,
draws attn to dangers of nuclear conflict, recalling hiroshima and
nagasa i bombing, stressing need to work toward ending possible
nuc Aar onflict. (5 min: engna 2200)
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41 "we skip through your ltrs": with vladimir petrov quoting
Q from and commenting on listeners' ltrs dealing with ,defamation
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of peace movement in frg by official circles, including Franz
d`1n1~ josef strauss and other ltrs calling for disarmament. (7 min:
germ#(n 0 1500)
d states
GU~YeII 0,,,,0042 reports on 2 jun moscow meeting btwn andropov and averell
V6~ U-SSI-L"and mrs harriman, with gist remarks exchanged. (tasse 021405)
U- v W 1 (5-4 -: i n: c a mb 1.330 i n d o 1330 15ee - b u r m 1430 u r d u 290
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yuriy soltan analyzing mtg and talks btwn andropov
and averell and mrs harriman, on development of relations btwn
ussr and u.s. (rot enginter 031300) (enginter 1!300 1600 2000
frenchinter -1-600 2000 spancuba 0190 spanla 2300 italian 1700
portuguese-20D0 german 1500 Finnish 03t530 arabic 17-30 portaf
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41 yuriy kharlanov pravda observer "the american diktat-"
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1, n cu~' delegation in putting pressure on its allies in an endeavor to
u~-b obtain their unconditional support for extremely dangerous
militaristic line of washington, pointing out how u. s. reps
tried to push econ issues to background and to lead talks on u.s.
deploymen~,t of medium-range missiles in europe. (french
45 vadim ivanov on reagan's militaristic policy. (rot
oliih 031300) (polish 1300)
nikolay kalintse
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festival in progress with participants rapping u.s. aggressive
course. (approx 300 words: tassr 1535)
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soviet press on soviet-american relations:
report andropov's reception of harriman (2.5 min);
on u.s. stmt on central america, which had goal of
all papers
izvestiya
drowning truth
U--s ckvl~ of situation, maintaining somoza cutthroats
a fca-by cia and pentagon for an invasion; moscow
are being organized
news maintaining
ussr and usa have fundamental contradictions, but which
do not mean they must be enemies; instead they can be partners;
Sovetskaya rossiya discussing exhibition of work of rockwell kent.
(eng "200)
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ailbag for northam listeners citing u.s, listener criticizir,
ussr for not telling listeners of superiority of american way of
life, another listener shown that ussr is a far better place
to live for employment, stressing ,that those who know the ussr know
of many aspects of life, such as health and education which are much
bettlfer t\andled there than in u. s. (engna 2200)
mikhail glebov analyzing recent report published in
usa soviet economy. (rpt enginter 032000) (engna 2200)
report on soviet students who spoke to u.s. children to
join har s lfor a peaceful future, other topics. (11 min: persian
1800) UL S
tare r s oral - co. mentary 1i : c,._o,_j ,71 ioLij3ted
5 Jun e3
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51 ale'k andr (+h?,l -3goro- ; on hmi national pro:,i?,: can be
rationally solved through dis_ussior, men;icnir.g ideas of klarl
,-ar) an thi?i subject. chases u. s. as an example saying that
black ppl in s. ? o no,; get same rights as ;-~hites, this also
concerns indians. there is no *=;ualti:4 in impisf countries.
5 JUN 1983
5:= ir,tvs with so:-:e participants of c,., iet-canajian coop
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coru.i-isiann session in i oscou,
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incorpora -e.1, a:rrnng others
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citing (ken thiteleg) of koorod
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G3 int ',j Uith guriy manchuk, chin so-:?iet state cmttee for
sci-t-ch, o-? recei? i. g Cuban decoration, oon ccop of cee.a countries
C9~ ui thfc~ba. (rpt sp.37,cuba 020100) (spancuba C100)
57 "tai=ing whit you": \?yachesiav rostOVt5. replying
na- to latari listeners letters on impressions argentines had on western
K0A V;nC--S countries bafore and after malvinas war, on reasons of u. s.
C4N`4-rr~ (itv~ intercention in central america, ar. soviet position in this
regar,"p1t - ocialisn and other matt?rs. ((11 min: spanla 0000)
(quriy ;;uboti?iev) on 6th unct-ad T.tg to be held in belgrade
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its significance for Latin at,erica. (? ,:;in: spanla
56 sur.r.-ry nyt oi; latest moves in uashingt-n policy toward
centT73'~ are -.ica. (3 min: spanla 23:,,0)
(L&
vale iy (m~sr?~s?) on boo; on simon bolivar to be published
,-1arf? in`g his birth. t4 ,;. in:
st''at by daniel Ortega, ;br natl
ldrship of sandiniit?s natlib front, cooordinat?Dr of guiding council
of rtatio:;al reconstrsction govt of nicar.agua, scoring pentagon's
decision to station in honduran t'rritory a u military base
intended for training of serviceme,, of dictatorial regiies.
(350 te)t: tasse 1311.)
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vi't?--~r shlen.?,- on nato meeting in brussels. (rpt
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.-.r- -.~ ?-....4, v2.., Ww -sa:y i15cusoing recent stet b' frg interior
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zi,,,:.err.anr, threatening to put into action bundesuehr
units against peace ?ienonstrators. (.rpt gerian 031500)
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61 intv,.: with :?urt bacht'ann, rbr of dfrp presidium, discussing
u. s. fiefer'se minister weinberger's recent visit to fry and
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~N~ support he found in bonn for deployment of new j-s. ., medium-range
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