His son Mark passed the mathematics exam to enter the University of Moscow but was denied admission. and is now attending an institute for Railway Engineering. one of the few to which Jews are admitted. As you see. Mr. Speaker. life for the Alber family continues. just as they continue to hope that one day they will be allowed to emigrate. I am pledged to see that the Albers do not hope in vain. I call upon my colleagues to join me in this effort by expressing their concern directly to the President. to Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin and Soviet Premier Brezhnev. demanding that the Albers and their fellow Jews be allowed to leave.
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Generalization about Jews being denied admission to universities.