Solzhenitsyn family reunites in Zurich exile welcome
Natalya Solzhenitsyn arrived in Zurich with their children after fleeing Russia with her husband Alexander Solzhenitsyn. The Nobel author, exiled by the Kremlin, greeted by a crowd as they entered a city car, while officials said he may write but not publicly speak on politics.
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Kissinger Plans Further Nuclear Talks With Soviets
Secretary of State Kissinger will meet Soviet officials at least once more and maybe twice to push for strategic arms limitation before Nixon’s June summit. Moscow talks failed to yield a breakthrough and Brezhnev rejected Kissinger’s proposals, though a followup in Washington and possibly Moscow in May are planned.
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Groundwork for SALT pact linked to lower level progress
Washington UPI reports that a U S Soviet strategic arms limitations pact may be signed at Nixon's June Moscow summit if a basic agreement is reached beforehand. Defense Secretary Schlesinger said the summit must be well prepared and broad in scope, and stressed Nixon will not rush into a nuclear deal or compromise U S security.
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Brandeis to Honor Hayes Francis Smith Sokolow April 28
Brandeis University will present its 18th annual Creative Arts Awards in New York City on April 28. Actress Helen Hayes will be honored along with poet Robert Francis sculptor Tony Smith choreographer Anna Sokolow for a lifetime of achievement receiving Creative Arts Awards medals. Citations will go to dancers Meredith Monk William Dunas poet John Frederick Nims sculptor Robert Morris and the Arena Stage theater company of Washington.
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Yugoslavia Eyes Post Tito Leadership At Congress
Western diplomats and Yugoslav observers say the 10th party congress in May could signal who will helm post Tito Yugoslavia. Edward Kardelj, Tito's close ally, is named as potential successor to shape a stronger central state while maintaining unity among republics amid moves away from decentralization.
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