TAKE 1 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 22 MAY 84

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• Publication Date: May 22, 1984
• Content Type: MISC

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TAKE i OF SEVERAL--- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 22 MAY 84v
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,_(E?IGINTER 0'610 0910 FRENCHINTER 212000 ENONA 2200 GERMAN 0900
POR-TU UESE 212100 SPANISH 211900 ARABIC 1430)
2 ANON ON RECENT INTL PRESS CONF BY VIKTOR MISHIN, SEC YCL
CC, INFORMING ABOUT PREPARATIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL YOUTH FESTIVAL
IN MOSCOW IN 1985. (4--i MIN: ENOINTER 1340 1710 ITALIAN 1700
PERSIAN 1400 1600 TURKISH 1300 1730 PORTAF 1830 CZECH/SLOVAK 1-500
HUNGARIAN 1900 POLISH 1400 SERBO 1600 1900 KOR 1330: ATTRIB VLADIMIR
VASILIYlEV: GERMAN 1500)
-- ! 2 2 MAY 1984
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FESTIVAL; VYACHELAV LAVRENTYEV ON RAGAN'S APPEARANCE ON TV
PRESENTING HIM AS A FRIEND OF NATIONAL MINORITIES AND VARIOUS NOBLE
CAUSES AND N HIS TAKING UNDER HIS AEGES VARIOUS DICTATORS -- FROM
SALVAODR AND HAITI -- WHILE SNUBBING MEXICAN PRESIDENT WHO
DISAGREED WITH HIS LATAM POLICIES (SENT); VLADIMIR KONYUKHOV
Vcwl AS WELL,AS INTERVIEWING CHMN OF VETERAN'S ASSN. (HOME 0800 ORB I TA
(-P luiY
0800) 'LS
5 REVIEW OF BOOK BY UHAPANESE AUTHOR ON SOUTH KOREAN AIRLINER
INC4~FNT LAST YEAR. (RPT PORTBRAZ 212300) (MANDSEA 1130)
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U`fc_, FUND HAS BEEN SET UP AND YOUNG PPL HAVE BEEN TAKING PART INVARIOUS
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FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES. QUOTING MOSCOW STUDENT ABOUT HER JOY
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6 "NEWSREEL": INCLIROUNDU POSITIVE WORLD REACTION TO CHERNENKO':
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A352 C,pkl REPLY TO U. S. SCIENTISTS RE SPACE MILITARIZATION (4 MIN); ALEKSANDR
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?~ KURIL BONN DISPATCH ON INCREASING NUMBER OF STRIKES IN FRG,
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GIVING ROUNDUP OF STRIKE ACTIONS, AND SOLIDARITY DEMONSTRATIONS WIT1
PPL EXPRESSING SUPPORT AND DEMANDING END TO UNEMPLOYMENT AND
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MISSILES (3 MIN): BORIS SAVODYAN KABUL DISPATCH ON INTVW WITH
O! yy4eG
TRADE UNIONIST (SATAP PUDELI), ON ROLE OF TUS IN HELPING FORM
DETACHMENTS SELF-DEFENSE UNITS 3 MIN). (ENGINTER 0810)
7 "PPL AND EVENTS": ROUNDUP MOSCOW CITIZENS GIVING THEIR
OPINIONS ON SOVIET WITHDRAWAL FROM PLYMPIC GAMES, DENOUNCING U.S.
COMMERCIALIZATION OF GAMES; REPORT ON PRESS COWF ON TASHKENT
FILM FESTIVAL (ENGAF 1700 2000)
o ??AGCUSAI1uN5 AGAINST IMPISM": PROGRAM DEVOTED TO INTL
CW 1 a6L7 CHI`I\DREN'S DAY.
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y "THE WAY WE SEE IT": MIKHAIL GELBOV REPLYING TO INDIAN
LISTENER AS TO WHY U.S. IS MAKING A MOCKERY OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND
SUPPORTS REACTIONARY REGIMES, POINTING TO REAGAN ADIIIN'S SUPPORT
OF DICTATORSHIPS IN LATAM, ASIA AND AFRICA, MAINTAINING
WASHINGTON ALWAYS SUPPORTS REGIMES THAT PUT THEIR COUNTRY'S
WEALTH AT DISPOSAL OF U.S. MONOPOLIES; REVIEW OF SOVIET PRESS ON
PROSPERITY FOR THOSE IN U.S. ARMS INDUSTRY, QUOTING ZA RUBEZHOM,
SOVETSKAYA ROSSIYA, MOSCOW NEWS, VECHERNYAYA MOSKVA AND'PRAVDA.
10 INTL COMMUNIST AND WORKERS' MVMT:(RPT PERSIAN 161700)
(PQR,IUGUESE 212100 SPANISH 212130 PERSIAN 1700)
11 "WORLD COMMUNIST AND WORKERS MVMT": INTRODUCING WOMAN
UNION WORKER IN FRANCE WHO RECOUNTS HER ROLE INFIGHT FOR WORKERS'
AND ION RIGHTS IN FRANCE. (5 `MIN: BURT, 1030)
w~ ;2 2 2 MAY 1984
12 "REVIEWING YOUR
l~'S Mosc~
LETTERS": U.S. LISTENER PRAISES RADIO
MOSCOW PROGRAMS AND FORMAT, CANADIAN LISTENER FINDS "SOVIET
PRESS ON U.S.-USSR RELATIONS" BORING; U.S. LISTENER ENJOYS RADIO
MOSCOW NEWS AND FEELS IT SHOULD BE CALLED "THE,OTHER SIDE OF THE
STORY"; LISTENERS PUT FORWARD IDEAS FOR PROGRAMS. (6 MIN: ENGNA
212300() l US
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(RPT PORTAF 211630) (ENGAF 1700) VS-)
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REACTIONARY CIRCLES TO SOVIET NOC DECISION TO WITHDRAW FROM
ULS O GAMES. (300 TEXT SENT: TASSE 0907 TASSR 0750)
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tx,S(f- 17 INTVW WITH SOVIET GYMNASTICS CHAMPION (MIKHAIL VORONIN)
14 "GUEST SPEAKER": ALEKSANDR BARABEYCHIK ON WORLDWIDE RESPONSE
TO SOVIET NOC DECISION, CITING INTVWS WITH PROMINENT SPORTS
PERSONALITIES, TOURISTS, QUOTING JANICE FARR REJECTING U.S. CHARGE
OF RETALIATION BY SOCIALIST COUNTRIES FOR 1980 OLYMPIC BOYCOTT,
CCUSING U.S. OF ANTI-SOCIALIST PROVOCATIONS. (ENGINTER 1550)
LL S
ON OLYMPICS WITHDRAWALS. (RPT ENGINTER 211310) (FRENCGINTER
16 REPORT ON STMTS BY VARIOUS POLITICIANS AND SPORTS OFFICIALS
IN BOTH SOCIALIST AND WESTERN COUNTRIES EXPRESSING UNDERSTANDING
OF AND SUPPORT FOR SOV NOC DECISION TO WITHDRAW FROM GAMES (7-4
MIN: E A 212300 ROMANIAN 1600)
ON REASONS FOR SOVIET BOYCOTT OF OLYMPIC GAMES, BLAMING AMERICAN
HARRAStMENT OF SOVIET ATHLETES. (4 MIN: ALBANIAN 211430)
U.~
3 2 2 MAY 1984
18 ANON ON INTL PRESS COMMENT ON MALTREATMENT. OF GDR JOURNALIST
BY U. S. POLICEMAN AND OFFICIALS AT LOS ANGELES. (RPT ENGINTER
Q 0 ~' 171 ) (ENGNA 212300 SER B O 1900)
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TAKE 2 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 22 MAY 84
19 GROMYKO LTR TO UN SEC GEN DE CUELLAR ON PROBLEM OF
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Go* INTERCONNECTION BETWEEN DISARM AND DEVELOPMENT. (TASSE 191700)
V-55P (6-4.5 MIN: ENGNA 2200 LAO 1030 JAP 211200; 2-1 .5 MIN:
ALB_'.~11430 JAP 211000 211200)
23 ACCOUNT OF INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR IN LENINGRAD WHICH DISCUSSED
CLIMATIC CONSEQUENCES OF NUCLEAR WAR, DESCRIBING FINDINGS BY
' e, SCI ENT STS FROM FRG AND USSR. (5.5 MIN: FINNISH 1430)
1'" '-``~~ 24 RECORDED STMT BY PROF (BERNARD LONG), CO-CHAIRMAN OF
ORGANIZATION PHYSICIANS FOR PREVENTION OF NUCLEAR WAR, POINTING OUT
MAJORITY OF AMERICANS HAVE NEVER EXPERIENCED WAR, HE DESCRIBES WHAT
THE EFFECTS OF A NUCLEAR BOMB DROPPED ON BOSTON WOULD BE-DESCTRUCTION
AND FOR THOSE WHO SURVIVED THERE WOULD BE HARDLY ANY MEDICAL
MEN OR--FACILITIES TO LOOK AFTER THEM. (5 MIN: ENGNA 2200).4
25 NIKOLAY GRATSIANOV ON ANTIMISSILE DEPLOYMENT POSITION ADOPTED
BY SPD CONGRESS. (RPT ITALIAN 211900) (6-4.5 MIN: GERMAN 1600
1 ()-y(oq SP N I SH 211900) 2 2 MAY 1984
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26 "THE WAY WE SEE IT": INCL ROUNDUP OF SOVIET PRESS ON
.Y=-?00i BUILDUP OF CHEMICAL WEAPONS IN USA. (RPT ENGINTER 211910)
C Lj (E INTER 1431) Ltd
M LEONID LEVCHENKO ON GROMYKO LTR TO DE CUELLAR. (R
ENGINTER 211310) (SPANLA 0000 ALB 211430 HIND 1130)
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Lish')ij STAT L&A
0700 )
to 21-~IKTOR ILYICHEV ON USTINDV TASS INTVW. (RPT ENGINTER
1310 (FRENCHINTER 212000 GREEK 211800 DARI 1500 ALB 1430 HIND
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ASIA AND AFRICA TODAY ARTICLE ON MASS PEACE MANIFESTATIONS
MELD IN ASIAN AND AFRICAN COUNTRIES FOR STRUGGLE FOR PEACE pot AND AGAINST U.S. NUCLEAR THREAT. (400 TEXT: TASSE 1115)
29 "GLANCE AT BRITISH SCENE": ANATOLIY GAN ON GROWTH OF
UNDERSTANDING IN WESTERN EUROPE RE FAILURE OF NUULEAR ARMS TALKS
IN GENEVA, AS SEEN.BY REPORT PUBLISHED BY LONDON-BASED INTERNATIONAL
INSTITUTE FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES, WHICH CONCLUDES THAT REAGAN
AND HIS AIDES DELIBERATELY DROVE TALKS TO FAILURE, REPORT ALSO NOTES
WASHINGTON'S ANTI-SOVIETISM HAS ADDED TO ITS DIFFERENCE WITH MAJOR
ALLIES, POINTING OUT HOWEVER, BRITAIN CONTINUES TO U.S. IN THIS
REGARD, MENTIONING CHERNENKO'S"TALKS WITH GENSCHER AND ISSUES
30 REPORT ON POSITIVE FOREIGN MEDIA REACTION TO RECENT STMTS
BY SOVIET LDRS CHERNENKO, USTINOV AND GROMYKO ON USSR'S DESIRE TO
OJV-
CONTRIBUTE TO CURBING ARMS RACE_ (5-3 MIN: POLISH 1300 ROMANIAN
1430) i ) c 2 2 MAY 1984
32 "PEACE, DISARMAMENT" PROGRAM: ALEKSANDR LEGEDEV ON 6TH
NORM OF CHERNENKO-PROPOSED CODE FOR NUCLEAR STATES, RAPPING U.S.
FOR NON-RESPONSE TO SOVIET PROPOSALS. (10 MIN: JAP 211000)
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27 VALERIY SERGEYEV ON PEACE MTGS IN USSR. (RPT
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GERMAN 211600) (GERMAN 0900)
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31 INTVW WITH (GREGORY SEFARAKOS), GREEK CP POLITBURO MBR, ON
QUESTION OF NUCLEAR MISSILES IN EUROPE. (4 MIN: ALBANIAN
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34 INTERNATIONAL DIARY: INCL VIKTOR LEVIN ON PUBLICATION OF
OFFICIAL DATA RE ECONOMIC SITUATION IN USA, MA I NTA I I1 I NG FIGURES
GIVE DISTORTED PICTURE, SHOWING COUNTRY IS CURBING INFLATION AND
OTHER SOCIAL ILLS, UNEMPLOYMENT GIVEN AS EXAMPLE, STRESSING THIS
ROSY PICTURE IS UNDERSTANDABLE IN ELECTION YEAR, AS REAGAN AND HIS S
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ADMIN TRIES TO GLOSS OVER REAL ISSUES, MAINTAINING WHERE IT
(HOME 1655 ORBITA 1900)
35 (KONSTANTIN BACHKAZAROV) ON ECON DEVELOPMENT IN USSR,
GIVING COMPARATIVE PROGRESS FIGURES IN USA, EMPHASIZING ON HOW
USSR WAS TRANSFORMED FROM ECONOMICALLY BACKWARD NATION INTO MODERN
ONE IN SHORT SPAN OF TIME AFTER OCTOBER REVOLUTION. rind
36 SUMMARY VITALIY GAN PRAVDA "ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN", ON
(AA
37 TASS COMMENTATOR ALEXEI POPOV ON WASHINGTON POST INTVW
WITH U. S. ADMIRAL ELMO ZUMWALT ON USE OF DEFOLIANTS IN VIETNAM
AND HOW THEY SAVED THOUSANDS OF AMERICAN LIVES. (450 TEXT SENT:
JxA TASSE 0915 TASSR 211520) UM
(p 2 2 MAY 1984
38 YEVGENY MENKES NEW YORK REPORT ON REGULAR 8TH MTG OF
for U.S.-USSR TRADE AND ECONOMIC CNCL. (350 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1643
IV 4 HOMft800 ORBITA 1800 2100)
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VARIOUS SCANDALS CONNECTED WITH LAW BREAKING AND CORRUPTION IN TOP
EC DNS OF POWER IN USA. (4 MIN: MAYAK 0250) (.__a
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39 "THE WORLD ON U. S. POLICIES": PROTEST DEI DS AGAINST U. S.
MISSILES IN BRITAIN AND WEST GERMANY; PEACE WEEK ENDED IN
AUSTRIA; PEACE WEEK BEGINS IN SPAIN; PROTEST IN FREMANTLE AGAINST
ARRIVAL OF U.S. SERVICEMEN ON HOLIDAY; MILAN SYMPOSIUM CONCLUDES
THAT EFFECTS OF U. S. WAR ARE STILL BEING FELT IN VIETNAM; KUWAIT
--OIL MINISTER CRITICIZED U.S. MIDEAST POLICY; LTR FROM MARIAM
TO UN CNCL ON NAMIBIA DENOUNCES U.S. SUPPORT FOR SOUTH AFRICA
ON NAMIBIA; POLISH DAILY AND CHAIRMAN OF GDR NOC AND VNA QUOTED ON
WITHDRAWING FROM LOS ANGELES OLYMPICS. (ENNA 2200)
40 BORIS GAN ON ' U. S. ELECTION CAMPAIGN.
(ENGNTER 1431)
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(RPT ENOINTER 211910)
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41 "ROUNDUP OF POLITICAL EVENTS IN USA": DURATE APPEARED
ON V.S. TV AND SPOKE INTER ALIA OF HIS NEED FOR MORE BULLETS
(3 MIN); ANON ON REPORT RELEASED BY SPECIAL HEARING OF HOUSE
FOREIGN AFFAIRS SUB-COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL
SECURITY AND SCIENTIFIC AFFAIRS SENT); ANON CITING AFP ON
REAGAN'S INTENTION TO USE JUNE MTG OF INDUSTRIALIZED NATIONS
OF WEST TO ADVANCE HIS ELECTION CAMPAIGN. ( 2 . 5 (ENGNA
42 VLADIMIR POZNER'S 'DAILY TYALK' IN RESPONSE TO U.S. LISTENER'S
LTR ASKING IF PPL CAN BE EVIqTEO IN USSR, NOTES USSR'S RENT
REPRESENTS ABOUT FIVE PER CENT OF INCOME SO THERE IS NO
PROBLEM,ABOUT PAYING, UNLIKE THAT OF USA, CITING FIGURES OF
2121.00)
~- aw 7 .. 2 2 MAY 1984
.EVICATIONS IN WASHINGTON AS EXAMPLE, CONTINUES TO GIVE EXAMPLES
OF PPLS RIGHTS ENSHRINED IN SOVIET CONSTITUTION. (4 MIN: ENGNA
t4
41-SARA (KAfrENEHIKOVA) WITH PROFILE OF U. S. POSTMAN
ROBERT (PUTSCHMAN) ABOUT HIS ENJOYMENT IN LISTENING TO RADIO
110SCOW AND HOW HE CAME TO LISTEN TO RADIO MOSCOW WHICH GIVES
TRUE PICTURE OF USSR UNLIKE U.S. MASS MEDIA WHICH DISTORTES
USSR-,,AND ITS PPLS. (8 MIN: ENGNA 212300)
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o f"6 44 REPORT ON ACTIVITIES OF BRAZILIAN GOVERNORS' DELEGATION
VISITING MOSCOW. (10 MIN: PORTBRAZ 2200 2300)
PREVENT PINOCHET'S COLLAPSE AND THAT PINOCHET COULD NOT STAY
IN POWER WITHOUT U. S. SUPPORT U. S. SUPPORT. WASHINGTON IS TRYING
TO DIVIDE THE DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE AND POPULAR DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
45 VOLODIA TEITELSOIM: SAYS THAT U.S. AGENTS ARE TRYING TO
TO STOP THEM FROM DEMANDING DEMOCRACY NOW.
(13 MIN: SPANCHILE
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46 ANNOUNCERS REFERS TO NEW PRESS LAW. SCORE PINOCHET'S STMT
TO EFFECT THAT LAW WAS ENACTED BECAUSE GOVT COULD NOT ALLOW
NEWS MEDIA TO DISSEMINATE 'LIES', CLAIM THAT LAW WAS ENACTED
TO OVER UP SHADY DEALS BY REGIME. (4 MIN: SPANCHILE 2030)
47 "TWO WORDS" FEATURE BY GASTON VARGAS. SAYS THAT AS THE
POLITICAL DIALOGUE FAILED, PINOCHET NOW RESORTS TO A NEW POLITICAL
MANEUVERS WHICH IS TO ENACT REPRESSIVE LAWS. CLAIMS THAT THE
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE SUPPORTS PINOCHET'S ACTION IN THIS
REG D. (6 MIN: SPANCHILE 2030)
48 ANNOUNCERS REPORT ON SEVEN MINEWORKERS ON HUNGER STRIKE.
GIVES BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON ALL SEVEN. REPORT ON ACTIONS
IN SUM IDARITY WITH THE STRIKERS. (9 MIN: SPANCHILE 2030)
(V9 SOVIET JOURNALIST VLADIMIR (KOTELNIKOV) LATAM COUNTRIES'
READ: I ION TO ARBITRARY U. S. INTEREST HIKE. (5 MIN: SPANLA 000 )
50 S6IET PRESS ON SOVIET-CUBAN TRADE. (3 MIN: SPANCUBA
t_ f -J X0100
t( y1lv0_041,
$ _ 22 MAY sea
51 SUMMARY ANDREY ZAGCRSKIY PRAVDA "SINISTER SEMBLANCE", ON
DIRTY TACTICS OF EL SALVADOR CIVIL WAR, QUOTING CSM.
(350 TEXT: TASSE 1040 TASSR 212155)
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(4-3 MIN: ENGINTER 1310 1710 2010 SPANLA 2300 ITALIAN 1700 GERMAN
1500 ARABIC 1630 GREEK 1700 PORTAFR 1930 BULGARIAN 1530 ,
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1330 DU 1300 BENG 1500)
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53 REPORT ON TALKS IN KREMLIN 21 MAY BETWEEN GRO,1YKO AND FRG
FOREIGN MINISTER BANS-DIETRICH GENSCHER, WITH GIST REMARKS EXCHANGED.
CTASSE 211602) (9-3 MIN: ENGINTER 0610 0910 SPANCUBA 0100 GERMAN 0900
r ~U GREEK 211800 VIET 1000 LAO 1030 BURM 1030 HIND 1`130 URDU 1200:
2-1 MIN: HOME 0104 0204 0300 0400 ORBITA 0100 0200 0400 GERMAN
0900 PERSIAN 1700 CAMB 1330 LAO 1030 1300 BURM 10301 1-430 I NDO. 1330
THAI 1100: BRIEF: MAYAK 0230 0300 0430 SPANLA 6000 SPANCUBA 0100
ALBANIAN 211430 JAP 211200 HIND 1130 URDU 1200 1300 BENG 000)
54 GROMYKO 21 MAY KREMLIN LUNCHEON SPEECH IN HONOR OF FRG
4ft- lir 214 tit
55 REPORT ON GENECHER'S VISIT O MOSCOW, INCL ACCOUNT OF TALKS
21 MAY WITH GROMYK.O (BRIEF), FOLLOWED BY GROMYKO SPEECH AT LUNCHEON
(4-3 MIN). (6-4 MIN: FRENOHINTER 212000 PORTUGUESE 212100 ENGAF
52 ANON MANAGUA DISPATCH ACCUSING U.S.-ASSISTED SAMOZA ELEMENTS
OF CREATING ECONOMIC TROUBLE IN NICARAGUA AND SAYING THAT
NICARAGUAN PPL ARE FIGHTING BACK TO PROTECT THEIR INDEPENDENCE.
CZECH/SLOVAK 1500 HUNGARIAN 1900 POLISH 1400 SERBO 1600 1900 KOREAN
TAKE 4 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 22 MAY 84
FOREIGN MINISER HANS-DIETRICH GENSCHER. (TASSE 211648) (4.5
MIN: FRENCHMAG 211930: 1 MIN: ENGINTER 0700 0800 0900 1000 1100
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(crdrk V40
jch 1200 1300 1400 FREUCHINTER 212000 ENONA 212300 PORTUGUESE 212100
SPANISH 212130 GREEK 211800 1500'ENGAF 212000 KOR 0930 1130 MAND
07 1
301 V I ET 1000 1300 1400 ?MANDSEA 1130)
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LA) 1 3 GRE KCY 1 00 PORTAF 1830 ZULU 18?0 ALBANIAN 1430/TWICE/
WtlljJ e,J" BULGARIAN 1530 CZECH/SLOVAK 1500 HUNGARIAN 1630 1900 POLISH 14QO
56 REPORTS ON CHERNENKO RECEIVING HANS-DIETRICH GENSCHER, WITH
GIST REMARKS EXCHANGED. (6 MIN, SENT: MAYAK 1930 HOME 1100 1300
15100 1E00 ORBITA 1400 1500 1800 2100: 600 TEXT: TASSE 1135 TASSR
A 1056: 8-3 MIN: MAYAN. 1400 1830 ENG I N TER 1310 1710 2010 ENGNA 2200
SPANCHILE 2000 PORTBRAZ 2200 2300 SPANLA 2300 ENOUK.1900 GERMAN 1500
1600 GERMAUST 1900 PERSIAN 1400 1600 1700 ARABIC 1630 TURKISH 1300
7-
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SERBO 1600 1900 KOR 1330 MAND 1600 CAMB 13-30 URDU 1300 BENG
1500 -BURM 1430 HIND 1406 INDO 1330 1500: 2.5 111T t.: ORB I TA 2000
ZULU 1800: 2-1 11IN: ORBITA 1750 1904 2005 MAYAK 2230 ENGINTER 1-300
1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 21,00 FRENCHINTER 1600 ENGNA
2200 ENGUK 190.FRENCH 1730 ITALIAN 1700 FINNISH 1430 DARI 1500
ARABIC 1400 1630 GREEK 1500 GREEKCY 1700 ENGAF 1600 2000 PORTAF
1830 ZULU 1800 CZECH/SLOVAK 1500 1600 HUNGARIAN 1630 1900 POLISH
1300 1400 SERBO 1600 19000 LA0 1300: BRIEF: PORTBRAZ 2200 2300
SPANLA 2300 TURKISH 1300 1730 KOR 1130 1330
VIET 1000 1300 1400 MAND 1230 CAMB 1130 1330 LAO 1030 1300 MANDSEA
11-30 BURM 1030 1430 HIND 1-13
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INDO 1330
57 REPORT ON CONCLUSIONOF TALKS BETWEEN GROMYKO AND HANS
REPORT ON ENDING OF TALKS IN MOSCOW 22 MAY BETWEEN FRG
FOREIGN MINISTER GENSCHER AND CHERNENKO AS WELL AS WITH ANDREY
GRO KO. (4 MIN: GERMAN 1500 1600)
9 REPORT ON PRESS CCNF IN MOSCOW GIVEN BY HANS-DIETRICH
CPS ~~`~ 60 SUMMARY VLAD I M I R (KUKUSHK I N) .JN FRG ' S READINESS TO DEPLOY
NEUTRON WEAPONS ON ITS TERRITORY, WARNING BONN ABOUT CONSEQUENCES
OF THIS STEP WHICH IS INTENDED TO HELP WASHINGTON ACHIEVE
'~r1
k~,~w>n MILITARY SUPE IORITY AND THREATENS SOCIALIST COUTNRIES. (3 MIN:
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GERMAN 1600) I
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DIETRICH GENSCHER 22 MAY, GIVING GENERAL OUTLINE OF TOPICS DISCUSSED
DUR:ITALKS. (250 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1405 TAS3R 1412 MAYAK 1430)
11 -
TASS ?330: 3 MIN: GERMAN 1600) 22 MAY 1984
GENSCHER, FRG FOREIGN MINISTER, ON HIS VISIT TO MOSCOW AND HIS
TALKS WITH CHERNENKO AND GROMYKO. (400 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1329
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QUOTING ZIMMERMANN THAT GERMAN QUESTION IS STILL OPEN, MAINTAINING
REVANCHIST EXPELEE ORGANIZATIONS GREET SUCH STATEMENTS WITH
,SPD 21 1600) (GERMAN 0900)
O&'-"'1 1;sIj SJ
m b VIKTOR GLAZUNOV ON RESURGENCE OF RFVAWCJ-ITgM TIC! PPP.
(m1?`J
REJOICING, POINTING OUT REVANCHISM IN FRG ALARMS EVERYONE
WHOM PEACE IN EUROPE AND WORLD IS DEAR. (5 MIN: GREEK 1500
POLI 1400)
63 ALEKSANDR (KULININ) ON MASS UNEMPLOYMENT IN FRG AND CURRENT
MEM WORKERS AND PRINTERS' STRIKE. (3 MIN: GERMAN 1600)
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64 ANON ON VISIT OF STUDENTS FROM DORTMUND TO THEIR PARTNER
C I T/r'pF ROSTOV. (6 MIN: GERMAN 1600)
61 VALENTIN SAKHAROV ON SPD CONGRESS IN ESSEN. (RPT GERMAN
65 REPORT ON NIKOLAY TAIKHONOV RECEIVING IN KREMLIN HERIBERT
I~S.~,vs1-^`~'~APFALTER, DIRECTOR GENERAL OF AUSTRIAN VOEAST-ALPINE COMPANY,
,,xAl1t/1 WITH GIST REMARKS EXCHANGED. (100 TEXT' SENT: TASSE 1215 TASSR
1230 HOME 1500 ORBITA 1500 GERMAUST 1900: BRIEF: ENOINTER 1500
1600 1700 1800 FINNISH 1430 ARABIC 1630 HUNGARIAN 1900 SERBO 1600
KNor~~/ 1900 AA-ft 1600)
66 PROGRAM FOR AUSTRIA: INTVW WITH AUSTRIAN MINISTER FOR EDUCATI(
AND ARTS, HELMUT Z I LK, ON TALKS HE HAD IN MOSCOW WITH MARAT GRAMOV,
CHMN USSR SPORTS CMTEE, YEVGENIY ZAYTSEV, DPTY MIN OF CULTURE, AND
MIKHAIL PROKOFYEV, MINISTER OF EDUCATION, DESCRIBING STATE OF
BILATERAL COOP AND RELATIONS AS REMARKABLE (8 MIN): AUSTRIAN PROF
HERBERT STEINER ON AUSTRIAN STATE TREATY (RPT GERMAUST 211900):
REVIEW OF MISKOVS,(AYA PRAVDA ARTICLE ON VISIT OF VETERAN AUSTRIAN
ANTIFACIST RESISTANCE FIGHTERS TO SOVIET UNION (2 MIN), (16
MIN,-OVERALL: GERMAUST 1900)
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2 2 MAY 1984
67 VITALIY ANDREYEV ON WHAT LIES BEHIND MURUROA NUCLEAR
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68 REPORTS CadtMO:SCOW MEETINGS BETWEEN VISITING SPANISH CP
DELEGATIN AND DELEGATION OF CPSU LED BY PONOMAREV, WITH GIST REMARKS
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TER 17 TASSE 80 1747:
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6 SECOND PROGRAM IN SERIES PEGGED TO QUIZ ON SOVIET-FINNISH
YOUTH COOP: DEALING WITH SOVIET AND FINNISH YOUNG PPL'S PREPS
? FOR WORLD YOUTH FESTIVAL IN MOSCOW IN 1985 (45 MIN): (EERO
uficAll~ 40e.4 HEINAELUOMA), DPTY CH11N FINNISH STATE YOUTH COUNCIL ON PREPS
IN FINLAND FOR FESTIVAL, ALSO QUOTING AUER, DPTY CHMN UNION OF
DEMOCRATIC YOUTH, ON PROGRAM FOR ACTION FOR PEACE AND FOR DEEPENING
11 OF,.SOV'IET-FINNISH FIRENDSHIP (7.5 MIN). (FINNISH 1430)
TAKE 5 OF SEVERAL. -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 22 MAY e4
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70 TABS COMMENTATOR SERGEY ZINCHUK ON USSR'S ECONOMIC COOPERATION
WITH AFRICAN COUNTRIES, CITING VARIOUS EXAMPLES CF THIS COOPERATION.
(350 TEXT: TASSE 2040)
71 "AFRICA AS WE SEE IT": VIKTOR GRADOV RE CURRENT UN SESSION ON
NAMIBIA BEING HELD IN BANGKOK, NOTING HOW WASHINGTON INVENTED ALLEGED
LINKING OF NAMIBIAN INDEPENDENCE TO PRESENCE OF CUBAN MILITARY
CONTINGENT IN ANGOLA, NU?UOMA QUOTED SAYING SOUTH AFRICAN AND U. S.
POLICIES WERE COORDINATED AGAINST PPL. OF NAMIBIA, CHESTER CROCKER
AND MENGISTU ALSO QUOTED (2 111); GEORQIY (SATEN) TALKS ABOUT
SITUATION IN UGANDA, NOTING HOW SINCE IT ASSUMED POLITICAL POWER,
THE GOVERNMENT HAS SEEN MAKING STEADY PROGRESS TO END TRIBAL
HOSTILITIES AND TO PROVIDE CONDITIONS FOR NATION TO LIVE AND WORK
AS ONE CLOSEKN I T FAMILY, OBOTE QUOTED (3 MIN) ; GERMAN G I REV, GEN
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0.0 8d1j~0r1j SEC OF AAPSO, SUPPLIES SOME FACTS ABOUT FIRST MANIFESTATIONS OF
(.0SI(' SOVIET-AFRICAN SOLIDARITY DURING LENIN'S LIFETIME (3 MTN). (ENGAFR
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73 PANORAMA: FEATURE ON SOUTH AFRICAN STUDENTS IN USSR.
5 ZULU 171800) (ZULU 1800 )
RESOLVE MIDEAST SITUATION THROUGH MILITARY FORCE AND CONSOLIDATION
OF THEIR STRATEGIC ALLIANCE. QUOTES ISRAELI PRESS SPECULATION
ON U.S.-ISRAELI NEGOTIATIONS. (300 TEXT: TASSE 0700 TASSR 212210)
75 ANON ON FORTHCOMING MEETING OF UNSC TO DISCUSS ISRAELI
LAPej ACTIONS AGAINST PALESTINIAN REFUGEES IN SOUTHERN LEBANON. (RPT
UA:k ENGINTER 211310) (FRENCHINTER 212000 ENGINTER 0610 0910 SPANCUBA
STAT
0100)
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c r 77 TASS COMMENTATOR GR I GOR I Y VAS I LYEV ON ISRAELI PREMIER'S
(I v
REJECTION OF UN CALL FOR INT.4ATL CONF ON MIDEAST. (350 TEXT SENT:
L TASSE 1534)
79 WINDOW ON ARAB WORLD: INCL ANON ON LEBANESE GOVERNMENT OF
NATIONAL UNITY ANNOUNCEMENT OF PLAN AIMED AT NORMALIZATION OF
INTERNATIONAL CONF ON MIDEAST, SAYING THAT KING HUSAYN HAS LATELY
UNDERLINED NEED FOR SUCH A CONF TO RESOLVE MIDEAST DISPUTE;
SYRIA, PLO, EGYPT AND LEBANON ALSO SUPPORT SUCH A CON,!F. UNDERLINES
CONSTRU TIVE SOVIET PROPOSALS TO RESOLVE MIDEAST ISSUE. (ARABIC
1430)
80 ANON ON 45TH ANNIVERSARY FOUNI'F+T I GN OF TUNISIAN C01 oPARTY.
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74 SUMMARY ANON KRASNAYA ZVEZDA ON USA AND ISRAEL SEEKING TO
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81 "TWO-LINE STRUGGLE ON WORLD POLITICAL. STAGE": (LI YAPING)
ANALYSIS OF GULF SITUATION, (BULATOV ON U. S. SUPPLYING PAAISTAN
Wi INDIA'S DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE. (8 MIN MAND 1600) ~S
2 SUMMARY VIKENTIY MAVEYEV IZVESTIYA ON SITUATION IN PERSIAN
GULF. (350 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1702 TA SR 1440)
83 SUMMARY YURIY GLUKHOV PRAVDA "AMERICAN PIRATES IN THE ARAB
GULF. '!-, (3. 5 MIN: ARABIC 1400)
TANS NEWS ANALYST LEONID PONOMARYOV ON USA CREATING TENSION
IN PERSIAN GULF TO CREATE PRETEXT FOR INTERVENTION. (350 TEXT
SENT: TASSE 1726 TASSR 1217)
85 REPORTS DATELINED NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO AND DAMASCUS
CITING PRESS REPORTS ON U.S. PREPARATIONS TO INTERFERE. IN PERSIAN
GULF. (650 TEXT SENT: TASSR 1315)
TAKE 6 OF SEVERAL. -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOE CONSOLIDATED 22 MAY 84
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86 VLADISLAV KOZYAKOV ON GULF SITUATION AND U.S. PLANS TO
87 VLADIMIR TSVETOV ON USA PRESSING SAUDI ARABIA TO GIVE
VACILITIES AT AIRPORTS FOR AIR OPERATIONS OVER PERSIAN GULF.
(SEI T : HOME 1800 OR 3 I TA 1800 2100)
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22 MAY I
88 VALENTIN LAPIN ON ESCALATION OF TENSION IN PERSIAN GULF.
NOTES PRESENCE OF U.S. NAVY AND U.S. OFFER OF AIR PROTECTION TO
GULF STATES, BRIEFLY TOUCHES ON U.S. MINING OF NICARAGUAN
WATERS, STRESSES THAT USA IS SEEKING PRETEXT TO INTERFERE IN
INTERNAL AFFAIRS OF GULF REGION. (4-3 MIN: ENG I N'TER 1-310 1740
2010 PORTBRAZ 2203 SPANLA 2300 ENOUK I9j.0 GERMAN 1-500 ITALIAN -1-700
PERSIAN 1400 16-00 TURK 1300 GREEKCY 1700 PORTAFR 1830 BUL 1530
CZECH/SLOVAK 1500 HUNG 1900 POLISH 1400 SERtO 1600 1'00 URDU 1300)
100 INDO 1331) 1500 BUR 1430 CAMB 1330 LAO 1300)
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DISARMAMENT AND PROGRESS, AND IRANIANS'
AWARENESS THAT ARMS RACE AND MILITARIZATION POLICY IMPEDE
ECONOMIC PROGRESS. SAYS THAT UNFORTUNATELY AFTER SHAH'S DOWNFALL
IRAN WAS UNABLE TO ABANDON ARMS RACE4 WAR WITH IRAQ DICTATES
PROCUREMENT OF ARMS AND WAR MATERIAL. MOREOVER, IMPERIALISTS USE
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/DIPL TIC RELATIONS. (RPT PERSIAN 2116001 (PERSIAN 1700)
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C(()r,'j THIS WAR AS PRETEXT TO INTERFERE IN REGIONAL AFFAIRS AND TO
pJ INTENSIFY THEIR MILITARY PRESNECE.. MONEY THAT COULD BE USED FOR
PROGRESS AND REFOR11S, OBJECTIVES INCLUDED IN DUTIES OF ANTI-SHAH
REVOLUTION BUT LEFT UNIMPLEMENTED, IS BEING USED FOR.. WAR MATERIAL.
DISCUSSES PEACE-SEEKING POLICY OF USSR AND SOCIALIST COUNTRIES.
(6 IN: PERSIAN 1600)
1 FEATURE IN SERIES BASED ON BOOK BY MIRZA EBRAHIMOV "THAT
DAY WILL COME." (14 MIN: PERSIAN 1600)
92 REPORT ON PRESS CONF REMARKS BY MAYORS OF MOSCOW AND ATHENS
MARKING OPENING OF DAYS OF ATHENS IN MOSCOW. (300 TEXT SENT:
TASSE 1558)
93 INTERVIEW WITH MOSCOW MAYOR, VLADIMIR PROMYSLOV, ON
OPENING OF DAYS OF ATHENS IN MOSCOW 22 MAY, SAYS PROGRAM WILL BE
VARIED AND INTERESTING; PEOPLE WILL BECOME FAMILIAR WITH ACTIVITIES
AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF ATHENS LOCAL AUTHORITIES; THERE WILL BE MANY
CULTURAL EVENTS INCLUDING MOVIES AND PLAYS; REVIEW OF PAST CONTACTS
BETWEEN TWO CITIES; GREETINGS TO ALL ATHENIANS. (13 MIN, POOR:
GREE 500)
S~ 2 2 MAY 19s
94 ANON ON OPENING OF ATHENS DAYS IN MOSCOW 22-28 MAY, CITING
PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES FOR MUTUAL BRIEFING ON RESPECTIVE SOCIAL AND
CULTURAL PROGRESS WITHIN FRAMEWORK OF VISIT BY GREEK TEAM UNDER
ATHE 4S MAYOR, (4 M I W : GR EEKC Y 1700)
95 ANON ON SOVIET-TURKISH ECONOMIC COOPERATION. (RFT TURKISH
211730) (TURKISH 1300) -
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96 SUMMARY ANON IZVESTIYA ON BUSH'S VISIT TO PAKISTAN, NOTING
U. S. SUPPORT FOR COUNTERREVOLUTIONARIES EVINCED BY HIS VISIT TO
i3 P H WAD ASSURANCES GIVEN W INCREASED 'ARMS SUPPLIES
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TO PAKISTAN ITSELF, U.S. DESIRE TO TIE PAKISTAN TO ITS REGIONAL
STRATEGIC PLANS. (3. 5 MIN: ENGINTER 1431)
97 YEVGENIY NIKOLAYEV ON BUSH'S PAKISTAN VISIT. CITES
REGIONAL NEWSPAPERS WHICH NOTED THAT VISIT WAS AIMED AT PRIMARILY
TO FURTHER STABILIZE M I L I TARYCOOPERAT I ON BETWEEN USA AND PAKISTAN
AND SEEK MILITARY FACILITIES IN THAT COUNTRY. CONDEMNS U.S. GLOBAL
MILITARY STRATEGY AND BUILDUP AND SAC'S THAT USA IS TAKING ON
POLICY OF USING FORCE ON OTHERS. (6 MIN: URDU 1200)
100 PROGRAM FOR CHI SOLDIERS: LAVROV ON ANNIV OF SOV ARMY'S
)('5 WIT AWAL FROM LUSHUN HARBOR. (7 MIN: MAND 1600) SS
tJd~a' jaarbo /}~
1O1 PROORAM FOR CHI CADRES: (OERJIYEV) ON~'Liv JFICATIONS OF
SOV CADRES, SUCH AS POLIT CONSCIENTIOUSNESS, PROFESSIONAL SKILLS,
MORAL. QUALITIES. (7 MIN: MAND 1230)
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96 NEWS FROM DRA, INCL KARMAL INTERVIEW WITH BULGARIAN PAPER,
HIS MEETING WITH RESIDENTS IN AREA BORDERING PAKISTAN, OTHERS.
(47-11N: MAND 0700)
.11
99 FEATURE "DOOR TO GARDEN OF POETRY" DECRIBING LIFE AND WORKS
OF AFGHAN POET ABDOLLAH BAKHT I ANAY-KHEDMATGAR. (DAR I 1500)
TAKE 7 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST- MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 22 MAY 84
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102 SERGEY NOVIkOV ANALYZES EFFECT ON ASEAN STATES OF PRACTICE
OF MONOPOLIES OPENING LOCAL BRANCHES. (4 MIN: ENGINTER 1431)
103 ASIAN TITBIT; NEWS PROGRAM, INCL ARAB NATIONS CALLING ON
UN TO TAKE EMERGENCY MEASURES AGAINST ISRAEL'S CRIMES IN RAIDING
PALESTINIAN REGUGEE CAMPS IN SOUTHERN LEBANON. (6 MIN: MAND
C' 60
4`0
106 "F'SHIP, GOJDNEIGHBORLINESS" PROGRAM: 1984-88 PROG FOR
J SCI-CUL COOPERATION SIGNED IN TOKYO BETWEEN AMITY ASSNS OF JAP,
SCa'(
USSR 11 5 MIN) 15T^
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105 TASS POLITICAL COMMENTATOR ASKHOLD BIRYUKOV ON JAPAN'S
ROLE IN PENTAGON'S NUCLEAR STRATEGY. (550 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1715)
Y OF
ICIAL ON OUTCOME OF COUP BETWEEN
RIGA, KOBE (CMIN); INTVW WITH 4 SP WOMAN ON SUCCESSFUL PLASTIC
SURGERY IN USSR (5 MIN); INTVW Wi1'H CHMN OF JAP CHILDREN ASSN
ON EXCHANGES WITH SOV ALL-UNION PIONEERS (4 MIN); FEATURE ON
AZERBAIDJZAN MUSIC, DANCE TROUPE (8.5 MIN). (23.5 MIN, OVERALL:
now
JAP ; 2Tt 200 )
107 VLADIMIR KOROLEV ON SITUATION IN SOUTH KOREA, NOTING NEW
WAVES OF STUDENT UNREST THAT DEMANDS END TO OPPRESSIVE REGIME.
(5 MIN: JAP 211200)
ASIAN COMMUNIST
221AM 1q-$
108 ANON RE ONGOING VISIT OF KIM IL-SONG-LED DPRK DELEGATION
r~" sin
K;MCy USSR NOTING SOVIET ASSISTANCE TO DPRK IN VARIOUS FIELDS AND
TRADE RELATIONS BETWEEN TWO COUNTRIES, (4-3 MIN: ENGINTER -1310
1-710 2010- GERMAN 1500 ITALIAN-1700 PERSIAN-1400 1-600 ARABIC
1630 TURKISH 1300 GREEKCY 1700 BULGARIAN-1530 CZECH/SLOVAK 1500
HUNGARIAN 1900 SERBO 1600 1900 POLISH 1400 URDU 1200 1300 BENG
1506 BUR 1430 INDO 1330 1500 CAME 1330 LAO 13C0)
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109 (SURINAM), DPTY DIRECTOR OF FOREIGN LIAISON BUREAU OF
MOO')
SOVIET ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, ON SOVIET-DPRK TIES. IRPT KOREAN
200930) (KOREAN 0930)
110 PRESS INTVW WITH CHAIRMAN OF SOVIET WOMEN'S COMMITTEE
ON COOPERATION WITH KOREAN COUNTERPART. (5 MIN, SENT:
KOREAN 1130)
111 INTRODUCTION TO NEWLY ISSUED MAGAZINE ROSSIA, WHICH IS
ALSO PRINTED IN KOREAN ALONG WITH OTHER FOREIGN LANGUAGES. SAYS
THIS MAGAZINE ALSO CARRIED ARTICLE ON USSR-KOREAN FRSHIP,
COMMENTATOR'S ARTICLE ON SOVIET-KOREAN ECON EXCHANGES CITES
SUM OF COMMENTARY. CITES MANY INDUSTRIAL OBJECTIVES BUILT IN
A~ Ur
DPRK SUCH AS KIM CHAEK STEEL WORKS, PUKCHANG THERMAL POWER PLANT,
HAMHUNG CHEMICAL FERTILIZER PLANT, MANY OTHERS. CITES OTHER
ARTI,Ct..E ON SOVIET-KOREAN FRSHIP. (6 MIN: KOREAN 0930)
112 STMT BY HUYNH VAN HOA, DIRECTOR OF HO CHI MINH CITY
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, ON TRAINING OF SPECIALISTS IN USSR. (5
113 "OBSERVER" (ALEKSEY BOROV) ON VARIOUS ASPECTS OF CEMA
COOPERATION, NEW MEASURES TO FURTHER INTEGRATION. (6 MIN:
GERMAN ALEKSANDRCVICH VLASTIN, READ OF SCI-TECH POLICY SECTION
OF INSTITUTE OF ECONOMY OF WORLD SOCIALIST SYSTEM OF USSR
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, TALKS ABOUT CEMA PERFORMANCE IN SCIENTIFIC
RESEARCH (4 MIN). (HOME 1145)
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114 "IN COUNTRIES OF SOCIALISM": KHRISTOV, BULGARIAN FOREIGN
TRADE MINISTER, IN RECENT MAYAK INTVW, SPOKE ABOUT PROSPECTS FOR
Wu~9N~v Irad~ TRADE WITH USSR (2 t TN); VASILY LESOVIK REPORTS FROM WARSAW ON
AWARD PRESENTED TO LOCAL PRECISION MECHANICS WORKS BY SOVIET
FOREIGN TRADE CHAMBER FOR COOP WITH USSR IN ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT,
Pot aid
usS- DPTY CHAIRMAN OF POLISH CHAMBER OF FOREIGN TRADE TALKS IN GENERAL
~--'~?'J TERMS ABOUT TRADE COOPERATION BETWEEN CEMA COUl';TRIES (5~MTN);
S
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IGOR DENISOV'S BUDAPEST PRESS CONF ON USSR'S
PARTICIPATION IN BUDAPEST INTERNATIONAL SPRING FAIR. (5.5 MIN:
HUNGARIAN 1630)
TAKE 8 OF 8 -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 22 MAY 84
118 ALEKSANDR (CRLOV) ON WWII SECOND FRONT. (8 MIN: VIET
1300;-POOR: POLISH 1400)
119 "AFRICAN CUcSTS III THE SOVIET UNION. " RPT EUGAFR 142000
U MAY LIST) (ENG.; ;FR 212000)
120 ROUNDUP OF WORLD REACTIONS TQ S
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115 "VOICES OF FRIENDSHIP" PROGRAM FOR GDR LISTENERS: BRIEFS
60- ON SOVIET-GDR COOPERATION IN VARIOUS FIELDS U .MIN); TALK BY
MOSCOW CHOREOGRAPHER ON HIS FORTHCOMING WORK AT BERLIN STATE
OPERA (5 MIN); REVIEW OF LISTENERS' LTRS ON FORTHCOMING 55TH
ANNIVERSARY OF MOSCOW RADIO'S GERMAN SERVICE (2 MIN);
NFORMATION ABOUT HISTORIC STRUGGLE OF ODESSA AGAINST HITLER
Of ,y-OSc? ' -?
ARMY, ITS L SOVIET ARMY, AND ITS IMPORTANCE TODAY
(12 MIN); REQUESTED INFORMATION ABOUT MOSCOW PATRICE LUMUMBA
UNIVEK?ITY