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	On September 27th the shaken leaders in the Kremlin came up with something of		On September 27th the shaken leaders in the Kremlin came up with something of
	an answer to that musical question. They [https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1979/09/28/soviets-cancel-symphonys-american-tour/337d599a-069b-41af-b5f3-677c3a80ccd5/ cancelled the 24 city United States tour]		an answer to that musical question. They [https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1979/09/28/soviets-cancel-symphonys-american-tour/337d599a-069b-41af-b5f3-677c3a80ccd5/ cancelled the 24 city United States tour]
	of the Moscow symphony, [[nyt:1979/09/27/archives/moscow-symphonys-us-tour-in-doubt-over-fear-of-defection-soviet.html\|scheduled to open in New York City]] October 2nd at [[wikipedia:Carnegie_Hall\|Carnegie		of the [[wikipedia:Moscow_State_Symphony_Orchestra\|Moscow symphony]], [[nyt:1979/09/27/archives/moscow-symphonys-us-tour-in-doubt-over-fear-of-defection-soviet.html\|scheduled to open in New York City]] October 2nd at [[wikipedia:Carnegie_Hall\|Carnegie
	Hall]]. The symphony was also scheduled to officially open the season at the [[wikipedia:Kennedy_Center\|Kennedy		Hall]]. The symphony was also scheduled to officially open the season at the [[wikipedia:Kennedy_Center\|Kennedy
	Center]] in Washington, D.C. Some 3,500 tickets had already been sold.		Center]] in Washington, D.C. Some 3,500 tickets had already been sold.

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	Late August and early September found the cultural exchange a losing deal for		Late August and early September found the cultural exchange a losing deal for
	the Kremlin. On August 22nd the superstar of the touring [[wikipedia:Bolshoi_Ballet\|Bolshoi Ballet]], [[wikipedia:Alexander_Gudonov\|Alexander		the Kremlin. On August 22nd the superstar of the touring [[wikipedia:Bolshoi_Ballet\|Bolshoi Ballet]], [[wikipedia:Alexander_Gudonov\|Alexander
	Gudonov, walked off the stage in New York City and asked for sanctuary in this		Gudonov]], walked off the stage in New York City and asked for sanctuary in this
	country. On September 22nd the Bolshoi was in Los Angeles, Godunuv's replacement		country. On September 22nd the Bolshoi was in Los Angeles, Godunuv's replacement
	[[wikipedia:Leonid_Kozlov\|Leonid Kozlov]] did the same thing taking his ballerina wife [[wikipedia:Valentina_Kozlova\|Vallentina]] with him.		[[wikipedia:Leonid_Kozlov\|Leonid Kozlov]] did the same thing taking his ballerina wife [[wikipedia:Valentina_Kozlova\|Vallentina]] with him.

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= Defectors =

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<TD>Production Date</TD><TD>10/02/[[Radio1979|1979]]</TD></TR>
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	Of course, there have been other defections in years past, but spaced out at		Of course, there have been other defections in years past, but spaced out at
	greater intervals. We nave in our country the former conductor of the Soviet		greater intervals. We nave in our country the former conductor of the Soviet
	national symphony, Kirin Kondrashin, and the world renowned ballet stars Nureyev,		national symphony, [[wikipedia:Kirill_Kondrashin\|Kirin Kondrashin]], and the world renowned ballet stars [[wikipedia:Rudolf_Nureyev\|Nureyev]],
	Natalia Makarova and the inimitable Baryshnikov. The Kremlin theme song these days		[[wikipedia:Natalia_Makarova\|Natalia Makarova]] and the inimitable [[wikipedia:Mikhail_Baryshnikov\|Baryshnikov]]. The Kremlin theme song these days
	could very well be that old World War I ditty, "How You Going to Keep Them Down on		could very well be that old World War I ditty, "[[wikipedia:How_Ya_Gonna_Keep_%27em_Down_on_the_Farm_(After_They%27ve_Seen_Paree)%3F\|How You Going to Keep Them Down on
	Farm After They've Seen Paris?"		Farm After They've Seen Paris?]]"

	On September 27th the shaken leaders in the Kremlin came up with something of		On September 27th the shaken leaders in the Kremlin came up with something of
	an answer to that musical question. They cancelled the 24 city United States tour		an answer to that musical question. They [https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1979/09/28/soviets-cancel-symphonys-american-tour/337d599a-069b-41af-b5f3-677c3a80ccd5/ cancelled the 24 city United States tour]
	of the Moscow symphony, scheduled to open in New York City October 2nd at Carnegie		of the Moscow symphony, [[nyt:1979/09/27/archives/moscow-symphonys-us-tour-in-doubt-over-fear-of-defection-soviet.html\|scheduled to open in New York City]] October 2nd at [[wikipedia:Carnegie_Hall\|Carnegie
	Hall. The symphony was also scheduled to officially open the season at the Kennedy		Hall]]. The symphony was also scheduled to officially open the season at the [[wikipedia:Kennedy_Center\|Kennedy
	Center in Washington, D.C. Some 3,500 tickets had already been sold.		Center]] in Washington, D.C. Some 3,500 tickets had already been sold.

	This would have been the fifth U.S. tour for the orchestra. There has only		This would have been the fifth U.S. tour for the orchestra. There has only
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	This, of course, we could not do.		This, of course, we could not do.

	You see there are those words engraved on the Statue of Liberty which the men		You see there are those words engraved on the [[wikipedia:Statue_of_Liberty\|Statue of Liberty]] which the men
	in the Kremlin can never understand, "Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp!		in the Kremlin can never understand, "Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp!
	Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. The		Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. The

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	When the Cultural Exchange Program between the United States and the Soviet		When the [[wikipedia:Lacy-Zarubin_Agreement\|Cultural Exchange Program]] between the United States and the Soviet
	Union there was concern on the part of many Americans that the Soviets might try		Union there was concern on the part of many Americans that the Soviets might try
	to use it for espionage purposes. Whether they did or not I don't know, but as		to use it for espionage purposes. Whether they did or not I don't know, but as
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	Late August and early September found the cultural exchange a losing deal for		Late August and early September found the cultural exchange a losing deal for
	the Kremlin. On August 22nd the superstar of the touring Bolshoi Ballet, Alexander		the Kremlin. On August 22nd the superstar of the touring [[wikipedia:Bolshoi_Ballet\|Bolshoi Ballet]], [[wikipedia:Alexander_Gudonov\|Alexander
	Gudonov, walked off the stage in New York City and asked for sanctuary in this		Gudonov, walked off the stage in New York City and asked for sanctuary in this
	country. On September 22nd the Bolshoi was in Los Angeles, Godunuv's replacement		country. On September 22nd the Bolshoi was in Los Angeles, Godunuv's replacement
	Leonid Kozlov did the same thing taking his ballerina wife Vallentina with him.		[[wikipedia:Leonid_Kozlov\|Leonid Kozlov]] did the same thing taking his ballerina wife [[wikipedia:Valentina_Kozlova\|Vallentina]] with him.
	The very next day in Switzerland where a Soviet ice show was appearing the		The very next day in Switzerland where a Soviet ice show was appearing the
	top two Russian skating stars, both Olympic champions, defected.		[[nyt:1979/09/25/archives/soviet-60s-olympic-skating-couple-defect-to-swiss-top-soviet-figure.html\|top two Russian skating stars]], both Olympic champions, defected.

	Of course, there have been other defections in years past, but spaced out at		Of course, there have been other defections in years past, but spaced out at