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...band's playing reached its peak in the eclectic final work. Karel Husa's "Music for Prague 1968." Husa, winner of the 1969 Pulitzer Prize for Music, borrows whoel motifs from both Bartok and Holst, but draws most heavily on an old Czech song which Smetana, the fervently nationalistic 19th century Czech composer, dramatized in his massive Ma Vlast. Clear playing brought out the wide-ranging passions which inspired the work, both the mournful and the chauvinistic...
PALME: Yes, but not always, not in all cases and never totally. But why are the Russians still making concessions on the Soviet Jews? They were plagued badly on the Czech situation by world opinion. Nixon had many reasons to stop the bombing. World opinion was one of them...
...surprising first period lead gave the Crimson a big boost, although the Czech outplayed them in the opening stanza. Randy Roth took advantage of Harvard second power play opportunity at 10:28 of the second, poking the puck home in a scramble in the Czech goalmouth...
Bertagna continued to come up with some big saves, but the well conditioned Czech fought back to tie the game at three...
Larry Detmond capped the first period scoring at 19:19 to give the Crimson a slim one goal lead, Harry Reynolds broke in over the Czech blue lines, but was tripped by a Dukla defender, Reynolds managed to push ahead to Darmond who put the puck away...