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Kerensky Sees Step by Step Freedom Rise in Soviet Union
New York interview marks 50th anniversary of the 1917 revolution. Alexander Kerensky, 85, says Soviet changes expand personal and intellectual freedoms, but foresees state capitalism with minority power. He discusses Kosygin reforms and hopes for eventual free expression. He remains in New York with no Soviet visa, ready to return if allowed.
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