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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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## UNCLASSIFIED words: tassr 1052) 85 71 u.s. kgnq network corr antonio gonzalez los angeles dispatch, on recent murder of israeli rabbi in new york. (3 min: spanla 2300) 72 leonid rassadin on new wave of violence sweeping occupied arab territories, following killing of old palestinian couple after news that extremist rabbi had been assassinated in usa, noting army reinforcements have been sent to arab occupied lands and forces put on alert, briefly quoting chief of general staff of israeli armed forces. (3 min: enginter 1810 2110) 87 73 anon intvws tatar businessman who attended roundtable meeting in moscow re 67th anniversary of turkish republic. (6 min: turkish 1830) 88 74 moscow mailbag. (rpt engafr 282000, item 70 on 29 oct list) (engafr 052000) 89 SOUTH ASIA 90 75 roundup of reports on afghan developments. (3 min: dari 1500) 91 76 tass corr yevgeny aleksandrov intvw with afghan amb to usr mohammad daud razmyar, on afghani relations with ussr. (400 text sent: tasse 1829) 92 77 sergey viktorov noting afghan opposition leaders abandoning plan to launch direct attack on kabul. (rpt dari 051500, item 52 on 5 nov list) (persian 051500) 93 78 tass news analyst askold biryukov on peace efforts in afghanistan. (400 text sent: tasse 1635 tassr 1335) 94 79 georgiy kirichati delhi dispatch describing background to indian govt crisis. (rpt enginter 051210, item 56 on 5 nov list) (persian 051500) 95 80 vladimir ivashin criticizing india's world hindu cncl for mixing religion with politics and disputed shrine issue which has created political crisis in country. (3 min: hind 1130) 81 aleksandr batev noting suspension of u.s. aid to pakistan in view of washington's doubts about latter's nuclear program, says if u.s remains firm in application of relevant law, pakistan's new prime minister will not succeed in having aid resumed, but if it trusn blind eye to nuclear rpogram, they might reach middle-of-the-road agreement which will lead to temporary stoppage of pakistan's nuclear program and resumption of aid to islamabad which is facing serious economic problems due to gulf crisis. (7 min: urdu 1300) 97 CHINA 98 82 "half hour with wang xiao": incl church in red square to be reconstructed (7 min); ivanov on ussr's econ relations with poland (4 min); selection of chi classical essays to be published in moscow (4.5 min); profile of soviet sportsman (3 min). (30 min: mand 1300) 99 TB0711150490TAKE5 100 ASIAN COMMUNIST 101 83 izvestiya corr in phnom penh on diverging views on solution to cambodian problem. (5.5 min: camb 1230 lao 1300) 102 84 viktor valentinov previews 9 nov meeting in jakarta on cambodian problem. (rpt camb 051230, item 59 on 5 nov list) (camb 1100) 103 85 oleg alekseyev on vietnam's agreement to let u.s representative in hanoi to search for mia's. (3.5 min, sent: viet 1000 camb 1230; lao 1300) 104 86 anon on article carried in pravda over vietnamese-u.s. relations, notes vietnamese effort to normalize relations with u.s. says it is high time for u.s. to give up hostile policy against vietnam, notes sanction imposed against vietnam. (3 min: korean 0900) 105 ASIA/PACIFIC
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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.