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...Solzhenitsyn learned that a copy of the novel had made its way to the West, he got in touch with his Zurich lawyer, Fritz Heeb. He wanted to avoid what had happened to his other books: Western publishers scrambled to print competing editions, often in execrable translations. To establish copyright in Solzhenitsyn's name in France, Heeb quietly authorized the small YMCA Press (so named because it was founded by a member of the association, Dr. John Mott, in 1921) to publish August 1914 in Russian...
...rule out the possibility but pointed out that the United States "contributes to these various multilateral institutions because it sees them to be in long-term American interest . . . We would not contribute to multilateral assistance which would permit a country to divert more resources toward its military." Copyright 1971-Dispatch News Service International
...professor of Economics and fellow of the Center for International Affairs. The following article is from a speech delivered 18 months ago, and is reprinted with permission of the publisher from Cybernetics, Simulation, and Conflict Resolution, edited by Douglas E. Knight. Huntington W. Curtis and Lawrence J. Fogel. Copyright 1971 Spartan Books...
...Copyright Dispatch News Service International...
...Copyright 1971, Dispatch News Service International...