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Sen. Kennedy Gets Hostile Reception KENNEDY, From Al more freely within Russia. He|, said the United States would sido the same for Soviet travel- ers. : Kennedy said Russia should not get upset when its domes- tie policies are criticized {by Americans, an apparent refer- ence to U.S. criticism of the, ‘ISoviet government’s policies .[on emigration. That policy led Congress to block the grant- ‘ling of tariff concessions and| : bank credits to the Kremlin, “Tn general, £ do not telieve; ‘|that one nation should inter- ‘lfere directly in the ‘internal; ‘laffairs of another,” Kennedy said. “But 1 also do, not believe in silence whether on your part, or on ours. “T also believe that it does not threaten the integrity of ;|the Soviet state for Americans —or for other peoples—to ex- .[press their: views individually s}on the evolution of Soviet so- ciety.” . i (iGennedy was the dirst major i American politician to be al- 4Jic wed to speak on the univer- sity campus, Reuter reported. He was invited to address the imeeting after American ex- change students theré had suggested he visit them in jtheir dormitories. [But when he made a brief tour pf the skyscraper build- ‘ing’s central complex ‘before his speech. access from the dor- mitory area was blocked off; land few Soviet students ap-| | peared to be aware that he was, visiting the universitz)——~ |