Word: ussr
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...seems as if the gods were on his side every step of the way, from the first 'cello in the corner. Perhaps this explains the fact that Eisenberg is a thoroughgoing optimist. When discussing the restrictions the USSR places on her artists, for example, he concludes, "But freedom as an ideal will seep through. They won't keep it out." American composers, he feels, are not expressive enough, for they still confine their ideas by imitating techniques. "But they will learn. Artists should be sent as ambassadors to enemy countries in order to break through barriers with music, an irresistible...
...best deterrent against other nation's testing is the threat that the other will resume and negate the advantage. Thus the U.S. should be willing to reverse its recent insistence on inspection of preparations, not simply because access to secret laboratories is a demand more stringent than those the USSR has already rejected, but precisely because the ability to test on short notice is the sensible, paramilitary means of implementing a test ban treaty...
...warned that the interests of these new nations "are similar to those of the USSR in many cases," and noted a growing tendency by the Afro-Asian nations to drift leftward and operate as a block...
VIKTOR O. KONONENKO, of the Institute of Machine Studies of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, will speak on "Energy Relations in Autonomous Nonlinear Systems" in Room 209, Pierce Hall...
...teammate, Gen. John McGinnis, of Massachusetts Civil Defense, the debate. He told an extremely audience of 750 that the USSR has a huge CD effort, particularly in that it complements a aggressive program...