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Friday, March 6, 1987/The Battalion/Page 9
Negotiator shows optimism
over superpower arms deal
BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) — The
chief U.S. arms negotiator gave the
NATO allies an upbeat assessment
Thursday of prospects for a super
power agreement to scrap medium-
range nuclear missiles in Europe,
sources said.
Max M. Kampelman and the two
other delegates to the U.S.-Soviet
arms talks in Geneva, Maynard W.
Gliman and Ron Lehman, briefed
the 16 NATO ambassadors at a
closed-door, two-hour meeting be
fore flying to consultations in Wash
ington.
The Geneva negotiations got new
life last weekend when Soviet leader
Mikhail S. Gorbachev announced
willingness to sign a treaty on me
dium-range missiles separately from
a package accord covering long-
range missiles and “Star Wars,” the
U.S. plan for a space-based defense
system.
The United States agreed in prin
ciple and submitted a proposed
treaty to Soviet negotiators on
MOSCOW (AP) — Poet Yevgeny
Yevtushenko says the ban on Boris
Pasternak’s epic novel “Doctor Zhi
vago” more than 30 years ago re
sulted from intrigue in a misguided
Kremlin and from what he called
provocations in the Western press.
The novel will be published in the
Soviet Union for the first time next
year.
“We are now righting a tragic er
ror with regard to a most honest
writer, a man who never in his life
would have thought that he could
become the object of political specu
lation,” Yevtushenko said in an in
terview with the Associated Press.
Yevtushenko, who in the past has
clashed with Soviet authorities and
the literary establishment, is a mem
ber of an official panel created to
honor Pasternak.
Pasternak died in 1960, five years
after finishing the book, and Yevtu
shenko said plans call for the novel
to be published in installments in the
literary monthly “Novy Mir” begin
ning next January.
That will be the first opportunity
Wednesday that would eliminate
U.S. cruise and Pershing 2 and So
viet SS-20 nuclear forces from Eu
rope.
European countries generally
have welcomed the progress but
have urged that the deal include big
cuts in shorter-range Soviet missiles
capable of striking Western Europe.
In Moscow, a Foreign Ministry
spokesman said that the govern
ment’s initial reaction to the U.S.
treaty proposal was “very positive”
and that the Kremlin wanted a final
agreement “as soon as possible.”
In his address to the North Atlan
tic Council, NATO’s highest political
body, Kampelman stressed that
obstacles to a formal accord re
mained, said the NATO sources,
who spoke on condition of anonym-
ity.
Kampelman said much bargain
ing remained on the questions of
verifying compliance with an
agreement and linking the withdra
wal of mid-range missiles to reduc-
for the vast majority of Soviets to
read the moving story of the
doomed love of a Russian doctor for
the beautiful Lara during the years
of the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution
and the Russian Civil War.
Pasternak won the 1958 Nobel
Prize for literature after “Doctor
Zhivago” was published in the West.
The work contains a political theme
as well, accusing the Communist sys
tem of having corrupted the age-old
Russian way of life.
The book’s publication abroad ex
posed Pasternak to a savage cam-
aign of political denunciation at
ome, an ordeal that may have has
tened his death.
Days after news reached Moscow
of Pasternak’s Nobel Prize, the Liter-
aturnaya Gazeta literary weekly pub
lished an editorial calling Pasternak
a Judas and likening the literature
prize to 30 pieces of silver.
Since Mikhail S. Gorbachev be
came Soviet leader in March 1985,
some other writers have been pub
lished in Soviet editions.
tions in shorter-range Soviet nuclear
rockets.
Yet he expressed optimism about
reaching full agreement, the sources
said.
“Of all the consultations we’ve had
with Kampelman, this was probably
one of the most positive,” one source
said.
The seventh round of Geneva
arms talks originally was to end
Wednesday, but after the Soviet ini
tiative both sides agreed Monday to
extend talks on medium-range mis
siles indefinitely.
Currently there are 316 U.S. and
243 Soviet mid-range missiles in Eu
rope, although NATO contends the
Soviets have about 200 more in the
Asian sector that can be rapidly
transported to Eastern Europe.
Glitman told reporters in Geneva
on Wednesday that questions of veri
fication and limiting shorter-range
systems could be difficult.
Judge halts
commercial
similar to song
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A fed
eral judge ordered B.F. Goodrich
Co. to stop using television and
radio commercials that he says
closely resemble a song by rock
singer-composer Tom Petty.
U.S. District Judge J. Spencer
Letts on Wednesday agreed with
Petty’s copyright suit, saying the
advertising campaign for Good
rich’s TA Radial tires and Petty’s
song, “Mary’s New Car,” are not
identical but “are very, very much
alike ... in the words as well as
the music.”
His temporary order prohibits
the tire maker from further use
of the ad pending another hear
ing March 13.
Goodrich’s advertising agency,
Grey Advertising Inc., tried to
buy the rights to “Mary’s New
Car” last August, but Petty re
fused, his lawyers said.
As a matter of principle, Petty
has never licensed any of his
songs for commercial use.
‘Doctor Zhivago ’ published
after 30-year Soviet ban
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