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This CIA Foreign Broadcast Information Service listing, dated 6 November 1990, indexes the day's Soviet radio, television and TASS output. It mostly covers the 73rd anniversary of the October Revolution, the Persian Gulf crisis, unrest in Moldova and the draft union treaty. It also logs reports on Germany, Afghanistan, Cambodia and the Soviet economy. One entry notes a report on a new almanac of UFOs that had just come off the press in Moscow.
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experiences during period of his education in ussr and discussing changes in soviet education system brought about by soviet reforms. (4.5 min: engafr 052000) 28 "new market." (rpt enguk 042000, item 6 on 4 nov list) (enguk 2000) 29 "focus on asia": oleg shchedrov on baker's tour (rpt enginter 051210, item 43 on 5 nov list); georgiy kirichati delhi dispatch describing background to indian govt crisis (rpt enginter 051210, item 56 on 5 nov list); igor denisov claiming election of islamic alliance in pakistan will undoubtedly affect relations with india, stmts by leaders show alliance intends to carry on policy of confrontation with delhi, primarily concerning kashmir (3 min); preston trumen, u.s. anti-nuclear activist, on need to persuade britain and usa to renounce their resistance to worldwide ban on nuclear tests, pointing out that all other countries reacted favorably to soviet proposals in this respect, leonid zhukov, rounding out report, suggests that it is up to each individual govt to decide whether testing can be justified (8 min). (enginter 0710) 33 30 "on moscow's wavelength": incl items on celebrating nov 7th; nuclear tests in ussr; visit to monastery. (hungarian 2000) 34 TB0711150190TAKE2 35 31 "mailbag." (rpt enginter 040710, item 12 on 4 nov list) (enginter 0910) 36 DISARM 37 32 second part by georgiy kuznetsov, deputy chairman of soviet peace committee, discusses goals and tasks of his organization, recalling history of committee, examining how aims of organization have changed in conditions of changing intl situation and outlining actions undertaken by committee in ensuring peace. (5.5 min: engafr 052000) 38 33 soviet scientist on process of transition from confrontation to dialogue. (3 min: dari 1500) 39 UNITED STATES 40 34 special tass corr angela mosconi new york dispatch on u.s. elections, noting key issues surrounding this year's elections, highlighting most crucial and tightest races are for governorships of california, texas, florida. (520 text: tasse 1605) 41 35 anon on fourth congress of soviet-u.s. commission for cultural exchange in moscow. (3 min: spancuba 0130) 42 36 report on ending of moscow meeting between soviet/u.s. experts for cultural, information contacts, briefly quoting soviet deputy foreign minister petrovskiy. (3 min: engna 0000) 43 37 (konstantin novikov) on soviet tour by new york acting company sponsored by usia, citing soviet spokesman highly assessing plays being performed. (3 min: engna 2300) 44 AMERICAS 45 38 undatelined tass roundup on situation in central america. (approx 900 words: tassr 1725) 46 39 anon on soviet health official visit to havana, to visit chernobyl victims who are receiving treatment in cuba. (5 min: spancuba 0130) 47 40 anselmo septiem on new law approved by u.s. govt forbidding trade relations with cuba. (3 min: spanla 2300) 48 41 anon on cuban writer alfonso hernandez cata, noting his life and works on 50th anniv of his death. (3 min: spancuba 0130) 49 42 marta ramirez acknowledging and replying to letters received from cuban listeners. (4 min: spancuba 0130) 50 43 unnamed tass diplomatic corr on soviet public calling for peaceful
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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. The text was read from the page images by GLM-OCR; expect the odd misread word. 10 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.