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This Central Intelligence Agency release is a monitoring list dated 7 November 1990. It catalogs Soviet radio, television and TASS broadcasts from Moscow for that day. Most items cover the 73rd anniversary of the October Revolution, including Gorbachev's Red Square parade address, the alternative demonstrations and celebrations in the union republics. Other items deal with the Persian Gulf crisis, Cambodia, Afghanistan and the Soviet economy. One brief item notes a new Moscow almanac, 'We and UFOs', about alleged contacts with UFOs.
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## UNCLASSIFIED on 6 nov list) (3 min: spancuba 0130) 81 69 orlov on shevardnadze-baker talks. (3 min: jap 06100) 82 70 (ivalov) on qian qichen-baker talks in cairo. (4 min: mand 1400) 83 71 aleksandr vladimirov on philippine view of possible japanese troop deployment to mideast. (3 min, sent: tagalog 1300) 84 72 oleg shchedrov on james baker's current visit to middle east and other countries. (rpt enginter 051210, item 43 on 5 nov list) (tamil 061400) 73 anon expressing concern at possibility of war in persian gulf as reflected from baker's visit to gulf countries and continued u.s. military buildup in region, calls for negotiated peaceful solution of gulf crisis. (5-4 min: portbraz 2200 2300 somali 1600 amharic 1500 swahili 1700 persian 1500 dari 1500 turkish 1400 1830 bulgarian 1700 romanian 1700 malay 1200 urdu 1300 indo 1300 1500 bur 1430 camb 1230 viet 1400) 86 TB0811150990TAKE5 87 MIDEAST 88 74 u.s. kgnq network corr antonio gonzalez, los angeles dispatch, on recent murder of israeli rabbi in new york. (rpt spanla 062300, item 71 on 6 nov list) (3 min: spancuba 0130) 89 75 leonid rassadin on new wave of violence sweeping occupied arab territories. (rpt enginter 061810, item 72 on 6 nov list) (enginter 0910) 76 "arab weekly diary": jordan times spoke of negative effect of anti-iraq sanctions on jordanian economy, lebanese 'al-safir' said awn forces and lebanese forces sold state cereals in black market, moroccan trade unions urged govt to reconsider its economic and social policies, egypt took measures to protect crocodiles, egyptian police arrested scores of pupils playing truants. (arabic 1500) 91 77 anon intvws tatar businessman who attended roundtable meeting in moscow re 67th anniversary of turkish republic. (rpt turkish 061830, item 73 on 6 nov list) (turkish 1400) 92 78 mikhail barishev on uzbek press official's visit to turkey and a turkish foreign ministry official's visit to turkmen republic. (4 min: turkish 1400 1830) 93 SOUTH ASIA 79 askold biryukov on whether peace can be established or bloodshed will continue in Afghanistan. Some hopeful signs indicate that a settlement is possible u.s. and soviet officials say that they are close to political settlement, afghan govt too is open to negotiations. kabul has not put forward unacceptable conditions, apparently need to end fighting is penetrating mujahidin ranks also. washington, however, believes that its position in negotiations will be strengthened by providing direct military aid to afghan rebels, but only by bringing all sides concerned to negotiating table will peace be established in Afghanistan. (4 min: dari 1500) 95 80 vladimir ivashin referring to crisis in india due to disputed shrine issue, pointing out split in ruling party due to dispute, criticizing attempts of some political circles to take advantage by mixing politics with religion says unless people realize that efforts for the welfare of humanity only are desirable, tension will continue. (3 min: tamil 061400) 96 CHINA 97 81 report on cooperation between local chinese, sov geological depts. (4 min: mand 0700) 98 82 summary item published in asia and africa today on past, present soviet-chi relations. (6 min: mand 062200)
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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.