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Comlist: Moscow Consolidated 7 Nov 90

Central Intelligence Agency · 1990-11-07 · 10 pages · text by GLM-OCR

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.

  • p. 7 …jap 06100) 82 70 (ivalov) on qian qichen-baker talks in cairo. (4 min: mand 1400…

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113 94 oleg shchdrov on outlook of ussr participating in econ coop in asia-pacific region, referring to gavrill popov moscow mayor's visit to japan, taiwan. (3 min, sent: mand 1400; 4-3 min: enginter 1210 1510 1810 2110 persian 1500 dari 1500 turkish 1400 polish 1600 hungarian 2000 camb 1230 viet 1400 mand 1000 bur 1430 urdu 1300)

114 95 (igor kasmarov) intvws two mbrs of Indonesian social foundation "syuhada indonesia." (rpt indo 041300, item 62 on 4 nov list) (indo 1300)

115 96 "asian affairs" program: report on article on sov weekly on japan's claim to 4 sov islands. (7 min: mand 0700)

116 97 "sov-jap exchange program": frship and good neighborliness: incl moscow mayor returning home after visit to jap, gist of moscow news, komsomolskaya pravda intvw with mayor popov, intvw with freelance journalist yasui iwakami of japan on independence movt in three baltic nations. (30 min, incl music: jap 061200)

117 98 aleksander vladimirov on talks between u.s. and philippines and future of american bases. (rpt bur 061030, item 92 on 6 nov list) (malay 1200 indo 1300 1500)

118 EAST EUROPE

119 99 anon on hungary as first east european country to become mbr of european cncl. (rpt shakhin, german 061600, item 98 on 6 nov list) (spancuba 0130)

120 NATIONALITIES

121 100 (palipov) on ethnic conflicts in ussr. (5 min: mand 0700)

122 101 vitaliy gurov on situation in moldova. (rpt enginter 051210, item 88 on 5 nov list) (frenchinter 051800 persian 051500)

123 TB0811151190TAKE7

124 102 vitaliy gurov on situation in moldova slowly returning to normal. (rpt enginter 061210, item 103 on 6 nov list) (enginter 0910 finnish 061630 tamil 061400)

125 103 report on russian federation's program re transition to market economy. (3 min: tagalog 1300)

126 104 report on 6 nov press briefing given by grigoriy revenko, ussr presidential council member. (rpt tv 061800, item 100 on 6 nov list) (enginter 0800 0900 engna 0000)

127 SOVIET ECONOMY

128 105 intvw with academician georgiy arbatov on implications to ussr's foreign trade relations on transition to market economy. (rpt portuguese 022100, item 82 on 3 nov list) (portuguese 2100)

129 106 kira (pataki) intvw with sociologist vladimir (poznarkiy) on social justice in course of transition to market economy. (rpt portuguese 022100, item 81 on 3 nov list) (portuguese 2100)

130 107 "topical subject": sociologist vladimir (kozmarsky) on social security during economic transition process, saying it will be difficult for many people to accept individual success and wealth as result of hard work. (6 min: german 1700)

131 LIFE IN USSR

132 108 vitaliy gurov summing up parliamentary deliberations prior to recess. (rpt enginter 031210, item 83 on 3 nov list) (finnish 031630)

133 109 (irina dogrovovka) on recent 19th congress of soviet trade unions, noting intvws with delegates, quoting gorbachev and ryzhkov speeches. (8.5 min: portuguese 2100)

134 110 report on recent activities at 19th congress of soviet trade unions held in moscow. (12 min: viet 1000)

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