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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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87 "focus on asia": incl intvw with kong no-myong, carried in izvestiya, notes future of prospect of rok-soviet relations, says establishment of diplomatic relations leads rok to invest in ussr, to press ahead with joint venture, notes brisk mutual relations, notes no great difficulties will not arise in rok-soviet relations (7 min); intvw with mikhail titarenko, director of far east institute of soviet academy, over soviet policy toward asian-pacific (3 min, sent). (korean 1100) 107 88 current events, commentaries: official of ussr academy of sci discusses improved relations between east asian countries. (3.5 min: mand 1400) 108 89 dr. of philosophy mikhail titorenko of far east studies institute of ussr academy of sciences, noting positive trends toward dialogue in asia-pacific region following end of u.s.-soviet cold war and citing establishment of ussr-rok diplomatic relations and gorbachev's coming visit to japan, briefly quoting from shevardnadze's vladivostok speech. (3 min: enginter 1210 spanish 2100 turkish 1400 albanian 1600 indo 1300 1500) 109 90 anon on japanese parliament heated debate over cooperation with un on sending peacekeeping forces to gulf region noting if japan sends its troops that country would be embarking on more active participation in intl politics. (5 min: bur 1030) 110 91 intvw with osamu watanabe, moscow branch manager of japan's chori company, on joint venture firm established in ufa, bashkir assr for devpt of petroleum-gas exploration equipment; intvw with yamamoto, chief of chori company's machinery division, reviewing companymy's post coop with ussr, watanabe hopes for jap-soviet econ exchanges, looks forward to gorbachev's visit to japan in 1991. (14 min: jap 051200) 111 92 aleksey nikolayev on thai prime minister's recent visit to laos. (4 min: camb 1100 lao 1030) 112 93 aleksander vladimirov on talks between u.s. and philippines and future of american bases. (5-4 min: bur 1030 thai 1100) 113 EAST EUROPE 114 94 sofia dispatch on ending of bulgarian cp congress. (approx 450 words: tassr 1435) 115 95 aleksandr kapralov izvestiya on bulgarian political situation. (3 min: bulgarian 1700) 116 96 anon on 18th czech cp convention. (c/r taranov, enginter 051210, item 74 on 5 nov list) (kor 0900) 117 97 report on visit to warsaw by delegation of soviet cmtee of war veterans, incl intvws with mbrs of delegation on impressions of visit. (3 min, poor: polish 1600) 118 98 aleksandr shakhin on hungary becoming first east european country in council of europe, noting mbr-state foreign ministers are currently discussing in rome organization's future in a changing europe, maintaining hungary's admission is a sign and consequence of these changes, pointing out poland and czechoslovakia are to be admitted next spring, and it is expected all east european nations, including ussr, will join by 1995. (3 min: german 1600 greek 2100 albanian 1600) 119 NATIONALITIES 120 99 andrey orlov on soviet presidential council member grigoriy revenko 6 nov press briefing, on draft of new union treaty to be published in press. (440 text sent: tasse 1633; brief: enginter 2100 enguk 2000 portuguese 2100 hungarian 2000) 121 TB0711150590TAKE6
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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.