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by:TANYAYANKELEVICH,Stepdaughter of Soviet DissidentAndrei Sakharov.  \nH.Shabtai  \nAuthor of \"Five MinutesTo Midnight”  \n\"InternationalNuclearTerrorism”  \nThe name of my stepfather AndreiSakharov first appeared in the Americanpress about 12 years ago,when his essay.\"Progress.Peaceful Coexistence and In-tellectual Freedom,\"was published in theWest.That was the time when the imagearose of the father of the Soviet Hydrogenbomb speaking out for the liberalization ofSoviet society.It was an image of a mem-ber at the very top of the Soviet scientific-technical establishment who had suddenlyturned into a liberal thinker.  \nEdward E.Clark  \n\"Five Minutes To Midnight\"has a heronot unlike Dr.Shabtai,who has made acareer of advising corporations and govern-ments on anti-terrorist measures,particu-larly in blunting the threat of a nuclear dis-aster in the name of social revolution.  \nLibertarian PartyPresidential Candidate-1980●\"The LibertarianAgenda andThe ReaganAdministration”Advance Ticket Sale LuncheonNoon,Friday Gold BallroomSheraton Palace Hotel  \nIn 1968,neither Sakharov nor hisreaders could conceive of how his viewswould evolve,to what activities theywould bring him and how his position inSoviet society would change.Only later,from a foreword in another of his books,we learned that for many years Sakharovhad tried to convince the Soviet authoritiesto ban nuclear testing.These efforts led tohis conflict with Khrushchev,but also tothe ratification of the Nuclear Test BanTreaty.In this autobiographical foreword,Sakharov recounted how these and otherevents had brought him to the thoughtsepounded in his first essay.  \nShabtai views terrorism of the 1970s as\"kid's games\"compared to what might lieahead in the 1980s,stressing the need to beable to preempt terrorist activities beforethey occur.  \nAdvanceTicket Sale Luncheon  \nNoon,Friday Gold BallroomSheraton Palace Hotel  \nAdvance Tickets-$10 for members,$11 forguests.Mail check or money order.withself-addressed,stamped envelope to Com-monwealth Club,681 Market St.,S.F.94105,or call 362-4903 for reservations.Ticketsmust be purchased by 5 p.m..WednesdayFebruary 4.No refunds or cancellationsafter that date.  \nAdvance Tickets—$10 for members;$11for guests.Mail check or money order,withself-addressed,stamped envelope,toCommonwealth Club,681Market St.,S.F.94105.Tickets must be purchased by 5p.m.,Wednesday,January 28.No refunds orcancellations after that date.Maralee BeckQuarterly Chairman  \n## Motives For Change\n\nWhy has one of the leading contempor-ary physicists spent nearly all his time andenergy for so many years attempting toconvince his government not to condemnan innocent man to 7 years of hard labor  \nMaralee Beck  \nQuarterly Chairman  \ncontinued on next page  \nINSIDE:T.Yankelevich believes,\"as long as there areviolations of human rights,there will be human rightsmovements.\"23.Study Section Meeting Schedule—  \n●January 26 thru February 16.Read carefully for newmeeting announcements.26.Africa Study Tour departsJuly 1.The Commonwealth 21  \nor to release a prisoner from a punish-ment cell?If such behavior is typical ofphysicists,then where were all his famousSoviet colleagues?  \nWhat need does he have for this strug-gle in which there are no victories andwhere any successes are few and far be-tween?Why for him,a man professing noreligion,are old-fashioned moral and ethi-cal values so obvious and indisputable?What is the source of that simplicity in aman who spent twenty years in the worldof military science and industry where hehad to meet with such people as LavrentyBeria,the head of Stalin's secret police?Although for many years I lived underone roof with Andrei DmitrievichSakharov,it would sill be hard for me toanswer all these questions.Despite manysimilarities between his views and those ofliberal American intellectuals,his thinking  \nPublication:ISSN 0010-3349)Published every Monday by 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