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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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99 83 head of sov peace foundation deleg interviewed on results of his china visit. (4.5 min: mand 062200) 100 84 "along the path of friendship, cooperation" program: news briefs on soviet-chi coop (3 min); intvw with head of sov-chi business assn on helping sov enterprises to contact chinese counterparts (5 min); report on book on history of chinese philosophy (3 min). (11 min: mand 1000 1400) 101 ASIAN COMMUNIST 102 85 "asian affairs" program: (malinchinov) on intl mtg on cambodian issue to open in jakarta. (4 min: mand 0700) 103 86 anon previews 9 nov jakarta mtg on cambodian peace settlement. (rpt viet 061400, item 84 on 6 nov list) (6 min: thai 1100) 104 87 izvestiya corr (rigadrov) in phnom penh on political settlement of cambodian problem, noting current fighting intensified by resistance side to hinder political settlement of problem. (5 min, poor: lao 1030) 105 88 anon on cambodian disputes, notes intl conf to be held in jakarta to discuss settlement of cambodian disputes. (6 min: korean 0900) 106 TB0811151090TAKE6 107 89 oleg alekseyev on u.s. bill on aid to phnom penh govt. (5 min: camb 1100) 108 90 anon on vietnam's agreement to let united states have representatives in hanoi to search for mia's. (rpt viet 061000, item 85 on 6 nov list) (camb 1100) 109 ASIA/PACIFIC 91 "focus on asia": (igol revejia) on dprk-japan talks held in beijing (4 min, sent); (oliv hitrov) on soviet economy merger in european and atlantic market, not current soviet economic situation, notes soviet attention to asia-pacific market, notes establishment of diplomatic relations with rok, notes soviet concern in asian markets (6 min); anon on u.s. senate adopting revised bill re direct contact with phnom penh, notes content of this revised bill (6 min). (korean 1100) 92 "focus on asia and pacific": 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 (rpt enginter 061210, item 89 on 6 nov list); account of izvestiya corr vladimir skosyrev's intvw with afghan opposition leader hikmatyar on issue of soviet pows and soviet foreign ministry spokesman's comment on statement (3 min); feature prepared by igor bestuzhev analyzing change in attitudes to ussr, focusing particularly on attitude of pacific countries, including usa, quoting i.a. comments from ordinary citizens, public figures and diplomats noting prevailing view is that ussr no longer poses military threat and that friendly contacts should be promoted, details of soviet initiatives in field of military reductions and disarmament which have contribute to this new view outlined (8.5 min); news analyst dmitry (yakushkin) on federation for democracy in china, an opposition organization that hopes to carry out future forms in china, which has its headquarters in paris, chinese opposition figures complain lack of organization of democratic forces in china was cause of failure of student's movement--federation aims to unite opposition forces (3 min). (enginter 0710) 112 93 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. (rpt enginter 061210, item 89 on 6 nov list) (engna 0000 persian 061500)
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