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June–December 1969 KIM IL SUNG WORKS WORKING PEOPLE OF THE WHOLE WORLD, UNITE! KIM IL SUNG WORKS 24 June–December 1969 FOREIGN LANGUAGES PUBLISHING HOUSE PYONGYANG, KOREA 1 9 8 6 CONTENTS ON TAKING GOOD CARE OF STATE PROPERTY AND USING IT SPARINGLY AND FURTHER DEVELOPING THE FISHING INDUSTRY Concluding Speech at the 19th Plenary Meeting of the Fourth Central Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea, June 30, 1969......................................1 1. On Intensifying the Struggle to Take Good Care of State Property and Use It Sparingly............................................................................................1 1) On Fostering among the Working People the Collectivist Spirit of Taking Care of State Property and Using It Sparingly...............................................................1 2) On Strengthening Control over the Treatment of State Property ...................................7 3) On Carrying Out Cooperative Production Properly......................................................20 4) On Discontinuing Unplanned Construction Projects....................................................40 5) On Increasing Endeavours to Improve the Quality of Products...................................46 6) On Preventing Destructive and Subversive Activities against State Property .............51 2. On Developing the Fishing Industry Further .................................................................. 54 1) On Firmly Building Up the Material and Technical Foundations of the Fishing Industry..................................................................................................54 2) On Developing Small-Scale Fishing and Aquaculture Extensively and Protecting Marine Resources Thoroughly.............................................................62 3) On Improving Fish Processing......................................................................................68 4) On Developing the Science of Fisheries Rapidly .........................................................69 5) On Improving Supply Services for Fishermen .............................................................71 ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS RAISED BY TAHA AL-BASRI, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR GENERAL OF THE IRAQI NEWS AGENCY July 1, 1969...........................................................................................................................75 1 ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS RAISED BY ABDEL HAMID AHMED HAMROUCHE, GENERAL MANAGER OF THE DAR-EL-TAHRIR OF THE UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC July 1, 1969...........................................................................................................................82 FOR FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF THE UNIFIED PLANNING SYSTEM Speech Delivered at a Consultative Meeting of the Officials in Charge of the Planning Sector, July 2, 1969.....................................................................................95 1. On Setting Up State Planning Departments in Factories and Other Industrial Establishments ................................................................................95 2. On Establishing New Science of Planning Methods .....................................................103 3. On Planning City Management and Commerce and Distribution .................................114 4. On Drafting Next Year’s National Economic Plan Quickly..........................................117 ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS RAISED BY THE DELEGATION OF THE DEMOCRATIC YOUTH LEAGUE OF FINLAND FOR THE KANSAN UUTISET, CENTRAL ORGAN OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF FINLAND September 2, 1969 ..............................................................................................................120 PROGRESSIVE JOURNALISTS OF THE FIVE CONTINENTS, WIELD YOUR POWERFUL REVOLUTIONARY PEN AND STERNLY CONDEMN US IMPERIALISM! Speech of Welcome at the International Conference on the Tasks of Journalists of the Whole World in Their Fight against the Aggression of US Imperialism, September 18, 1969 ............................................................................142 ON SOME EXPERIENCES OF THE DEMOCRATIC AND SOCIALIST REVOLUTIONS IN OUR COUNTRY Lecture to Cadres of Party and State Organizations, October 11, 1969............................155 1. On Agrarian Reform.......................................................................................................155 2. On the Agricultural Cooperative Movement.................................................................. 165 3. On the Socialist Transformation of Private Trade and Industry....................................175 2 SOME PROBLEMS IN IMPROVING STATISTICAL WORK UNDER SOCIALISM Speech at a Meeting of the Political Committee of the Central Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea, October 21, 1969.........................................181 ON SOME IMMEDIATE TASKS FOR PARTY WORK AND ECONOMIC AFFAIRS Speech to the Chief Secretaries of Provincial, City and County Party Committees, October 25, 1969...........................................................................................190 1. On Party Work................................................................................................................190 2. On Economic Affairs......................................................................................................201 ON THE PRESENT SITUATION AND SOME POLITICAL AND MILITARY TASKS OF THE PEOPLE’S ARMY Concluding Speech at the Conference of the Battalion Commanders, Their Deputies for Political Affairs and the Chairmen of the Battalion Committees of the League of Socialist Working Youth, of the Korean People’s Army, October 27, 1969...............................................................210 1. On the International Situation ........................................................................................211 2. On the Internal Situation ................................................................................................221 3. On Party Political Work in the People’s Army..............................................................227 4. On Some Military Tasks.................................................................................................246 LET US DEVELOP PHYSICAL CULTURE AND SPORTS ON A MASS BASIS AND PREPARE ALL THE PEOPLE FOR LABOUR AND DEFENCE Speech at a National Conference of Athletes, November 4, 1969.....................................253 ON IMPROVING PARTY ORGANIZATIONAL WORK IN THE PEOPLE’S ARMY Speech Delivered upon Dispatching Heads of Organizational Departments under Political Departments of Field Armies and Corps of the Korean People’s Army, November 7, 1969 ....................................................................................266 3 ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS RAISED BY ALI BALOUT, CORRESPONDENT OF THE LEBANESE NEWSPAPER AL ANWAR November 22, 1969.............................................................................................................278 SOME QUESTIONS ON COMMUNIST EDUCATION OF YOUTHS AND CHILDREN Concluding Speech at the 20th Enlarged Plenary Meeting of the Fourth Central Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea, December 5, 1969...........................290 1. On Some Tasks of Developing Socialist and Communist Education............................290 1) On Perfecting Socialist Pedagogy...............................................................................290 2) On Establishing Juche Thoroughly in Technical Education.......................................301 3) On Revolutionizing and Working-Classizing Teachers .............................................304 4) On Managing Factory Colleges Efficiently ................................................................310 5) On Laying the Solid Material Foundations of Education in Schools.........................313 6) On Improving Party Guidance in Education...............................................................318 2. On Improving the Function and Role of the League of Socialist Working Youth as a Militant Reserve Force of the Party..............................................324 1) On Making LSWY Organizations Revolutionary and Active....................................325 2) On Improving the Work of the League of Socialist Working Youth and Children’s Union Organizations in Schools........................................................332 3) On Working Efficiently among the Young People of Different Classes and Sections...................................................................................................340 4) On the Broad Education of Young People and Children by Means of Revolutionary Works of Literature and Art...........................................................348 ON SOME TASKS OF THE DEPARTMENTS OF THE PARTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE Speech Delivered at a Meeting of the Secretariat of the Party Central Committee, December 24, 1969.........................................................................................361 4 ON TAKING GOOD CARE OF STATE PROPERTY AND USING IT SPARINGLY AND FURTHER DEVELOPING THE FISHING INDUSTRY Concluding Speech at the 19th Plenary Meeting of the Fourth Central Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea June 30, 1969 Comrades, I should like to talk about intensifying the struggle to take good care of state property and use it sparingly, and on further developing the fishing industry. 1. ON INTENSIFYING THE STRUGGLE TO TAKE GOOD CARE OF STATE PROPERTY AND USE IT SPARINGLY 1) ON FOSTERING AMONG THE WORKING PEOPLE THE COLLECTIVIST SPIRIT OF TAKING CARE OF STATE PROPERTY AND USING IT SPARINGLY A dynamic campaign to stamp out the practices of embezzlement
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