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Hyperbole aside, it is estimated that perhaps 300,000 Soviet Jews would leave the country if they could-not to mention any number of non-Jewish Soviet citizens. Few get out, whatever their religion, but Moscow now grudgingly permits about 2,000 Jews to depart annually. Most emigrate to Israel: last week, for example, Physicist Boris Zuckerman, a leading Soviet authority on magnetic resonance, arrived in Jerusalem with his wife and two children. Like those who preceded him, however, Zuckerman may well be in for a few jolts...
Volpin was sentenced to remain in jail until the end of the grand jury term. The jury is scheduled to adjourn on March 31, but the Justice Depart-ment will probably extend the term until December...
When Fellini Satyricon was reviewed, Kauffmann found the film to be a botched work of art; but he spoke of its failure in terms of Fellini's wish to depart from the autobiographical veins which he had replenished in the course of his career. The emotion expressed by Kauffmann was sympathy, only faintly supercilious...
Among those who will depart is Ralph Jelic, Yovicsin's successful defensive coordinator for three years and a leading candidate to replace him before Restic was chosen in December...
TIME'S discussion of the new romanticism is only one of a number of stories in this week's issue that discern a fascinating development, pose a surprising question or in some other way depart from the expected norm. Among them...