"Unofficial thaw in the Cold War: Unofficial exchanges, tourism and trade are rapidly increasing contacts between U.S. and Soviet citizens, establishing mutual good will that should eventually be reflected on the official level" by James Cracraft (1986, May) Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.
“The Cultural Agreement” [ Chapter 3] from Cultural Exchange and the Cold War: Raising the Iron Curtain (2003) by Yale Richmond.
“U.S, Soviets OK Cultural Exchanges” by Peggy Pagano in the August 6, 1986 Los Angeles Times.
Advertisement from the July 17, 1987 The Washington Times. The advertisement argues against U.S.-Soviet exchange agreements on all levels and subjects to prevent the "Sovietization (internationalization) of the American classroom." They crunched a lot of text into what appears to be a full-page advertisement.
Address to the Nation on the Upcoming Soviet-United States Summit Meeting in Geneva [November 14, 1985] by President Ronald Reagan
“The Scientific and Cultural Exchange” by the Central Intelligence Agency [approved for release 1994, CIA Historical Review Program, 18 Sept 1995].
“U.S.-U.S.S.R. Interacademy Exchanges” (1967, November) by Lawrence C. Mitchell in Applied Optics, Vol. 6, No. 11.
“Report: U.S. vs. Soviet Exchange” (1959, October) by Kenneth Holland [President, Institute of International Education] in The Rotarian.
"U.S.-USSR Cooperation in Health-the First 5 Years" (1978) by Robert Fischer in Public Health Reports.
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