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Embargoes. To rationalize the Senate's act, the author of the amendment, Henry ("Scoop") Jackson, quoted Alexander Solzhenitsyn: "There are no internal affairs left on our crowded earth." In reply, Gaylord Nelson, who voted against the amendment, mused: "I do not understand why the policy, if we are going to apply it, should not apply, for example, to Uganda, which is arbitrarily driving out of the country some 60,000 natives who were born and raised there, not only charging a fee but confiscating all their property. Or why it should not apply to all dictatorial countries where emigration...
What could the former bad boy of Russian music be up to now? Fanciful theories abounded in the after-concert chatter. Rossini's William Tell is based on one of Schiller's strongest freedom plays. Was Shostakovich, by quoting from the opera, signaling his support of Alexander Solzhenitsyn and other persecuted Soviet dissidents? By incorporating touches of Wagner, was Shostakovich perhaps giving artistic voice to the new spirit of friendship between the Russian and German peoples? So it went. It seemed that the new symphony, already recorded by Ormandy for RCA, might almost become as popular for guessing...
Born. To Alexander Solzhenitsyn, 53, Nobel-prizewinning Soviet novelist (One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, The Cancer Ward, August 1914), and Natalya Solzhenitsyn, 32: their second child, second son; in Moscow. Name: Ignat...