A PARTIAL LISTING OF EXCHANGE PROGRAMS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE U .S. S. R. AND EASTERN EUROPE

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C Admisory Committee ot
0 College and University
P Presidents
Y
Nesting, March 24, 1958
Agenda Item I,
Appendix I.
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PROGRAMS BMWS TM UNIT= SUMS AND TE1N U.8.84R. AND MUNN =OM
Year and Short-Term (except Summar) Programs or Grants
1 - 9
(1)
U.S. and Internatioaal Organisations and Agencies
1
- 6
(2)
Universities and Colleges
7
- 8
(3)
Foreign Governments
9
U. Summer Projects
10
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Acedenic Year =I Short-term 1.2tSj_zinjzLProgteass or Drente
(1) Ma. and tions
OrgvirAtion Pro aam or Grant 22,12=
AMMAN COUNCIL OF LEARNED
SOCIETIES, joint Committee
on Slavic Studies
BRIM= SERVICE CONNISSION
CAMEEGIS CORKRAMEON
WAD 1,0tINDATION
MUMS OP INTERNATIONAL
EDUCAIMON
See Social Science Research Council
Exchange of agriculturalists with Polish
Research inetitute of Pomology
See inter.University Committee on Travel
Grants
Foreign Area 2tmUttag Pelloeshipe; Internationel Relations Training Pellowsbips;
for Americans, tenable in U.S. or abroad.
1957-58: one appointee in ms.a4m., one
in Yugoslavia; 1958-59: one :wrap to
U.S.S.R., several to Eastern Marope.
See also IIE? Inter4fliversity Consittee
on Travel greats, Social Science Research
Council.
Under grant frau the Ford Foundation, IXE
is progromdagai minimum of 38 Polish pro-
fessors, researCh *cholera, and specialists
in the U.S. for two to tea-month periods.
Currently 19 in pot U.S.; others expected
within tbe year.) Twelve American Bohol=
recommended to date as consultants, lecturers,
and researchers to Polish universities. This
promo may be expanded.
Polead
U.S.S.R.,
it? Europe
and else.
where
Poland
(*) See "Universities and Colleges" for indication of
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Aide Memoire
The Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics presents
its caepliments to the Department of State of the United States of
America and has the honor to communicate the fallowing.
In accordance with the Agreement Between the Union of Soviet
Socialist Republics and the United States of America on Exchanges in
the Cultural, Technical and Educational Fields, the Soviet side
proposes that, over ang above the technical delegations set forth in
the Agreement, an additional exchange be made in 1958 of delegations
of specialists in designing and manufacturing pipe-rolling sills and
in producing pipes.
/t is proposed that Um delegations be composed of 10 persons on
each side.
The duration of the visit by each delegation would be from three
to four weeks.
The Soviet specialists 'would like to visit the following eater-
prises in the United Statea:
1. The National Tube Co. -- the plants in Lorain and Morrisville,
Ohio.
2. The Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. -- the plants in Hubbard,
(bin, and Indiana Harbor, Indiana.
3. The Kaiser Steel Co. -- the plant in Fontana, California.
4. The bebcock and Wilcox Co. ? the plant in Beaver Fails,
Pennsylvania.
5. The United States Steel Corporation -- the plant in Provo,
Utah.
6. The Armco Steel Corporation in Middletown, Mit,
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7. The Chlo Seamless Tube Co. the plant in Shea% 4110.
In addition to the firms mentioned above, the Soviet specialists
wtuld like to visit the designing bureaus and the pleas of the
following machine-building firms, which design and manufacture plpe-
rolling and pipe-welding equiSeent:
1. The Ethna Standard Engineering Co. In Pittskursb, Fammentrania.
2. The Yoder Engineering Co. In Cleveland, Chia.
3. The Mannesman-Meer Engineering and Construction Co. in
Easton, Pennsylvania.
The American specialists could visit similar enterprises in the
USSR.
The Embassy would appreciate it if the Department of State would
reply to these prOp01818 of the Soviet side.
Weshington, March 31, 1958
(initialed)
Department of State,
United States of America,
ireahington, D.C.
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25X1A9a
VFW - Frederick T. Merrill
0
August 6, 1958
Request for Intelligence &Natation: Proposed &change in the
Field of Thrift Ina tl tattoos
Mr. Grover W. Bosley, Bxecutive Vice Prealdent of the Rational
Association of Mutual SWVin84 Dinka of the United States, has sug-
gested an exchange with the Soviet Union in the field of thrift insti-
tutions. An American delegetion of about six members of the Committee
CA Uternationel Swinge Bank Coaperation of the Association would like
to visit the Soviet Union for *bout three weeks in mid-1959 to confer
with various Soviet agencies aadammeeprs of thrift inatitutions to gat
a clear underetendiag of the policies and operating methods of these
institutions, 2he Association would be prepared to offer reel city
to a Soviet delegation.
The Association is prepared to cooperate closely with the U. S.
Government. The project will come up for consideration at a, meeting
or Association officials in September 1958, and Mr. raszty 'would appre-
ciate receiving guidenco beta* September 1. Mr. Bosley does not plan
to approach any Soviet official 'anti' atter further consultation with
P/RWC.
It is requested that XAC be requested to provide the usual intel-
ligence evaluation, proposed itineraries in the U.S. and the
end other comments it way consider relevant.
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(NOTE: The following is the body of a letter from the Technical
Program Chairman of the "Southwestern /HE Conference and
Electronics Show" to East-West Contacts Staff/Department
0 of State.)
4 August 1958
The elevmthAnmmal Southwestern IRE Conferenee and Electronics Show is
interested in the possibility of obtaining Soviet speakers in the field
of electronics and allied sciences for its technical program. Dates
for the meeting are April 16-18, 19590 The conference in to be held at
the new Dallas Memorial Auditorium in Mlles, Texas, and will be under
the sponsorship of the Dangle Section of the Institute of Radio Engi-
neers. No classified papers are to be included in the technical pro-
gram. Chairmen of the conference is W. D. J. Tucker, Yeneepr, Radio
Station WI, Dallas, Texas, and Technical Program Chairman is the
writer, address shown.
It is our understanding that your section of the State Department has
cognizance in such matters and i411 give us suggestions as to the cor-
rect procedure for Obtaining these speakers if possible. We understand
that one limitation hinges =whether or not Dallas is considered, au
open city for this sort of activity, =dye would appreciate your infor-
ming us an this point.
Although the seepe of suNectnatterlbr the technical conference is
limited only to electronics and related fields, we would be particularly
interested in Soviet visitors who could speak authoritatively on (1) new
communication techniques, (2) data systems and computlen techniques,
(3) applications of solid state devices, and ()) my devolopments in
audio.
As the nature of our entire technical program will depend in large mea-
sure on whether or not it will be possible to feature Soviet scientists
as guest speakers, we must have a yes/no answer within. the next ,six
seeks at latest. Accordingly we shall appreciate = early and, we hope,
favorable reply. We will make no inquiriee through the National Science
Foundation, Soviet Embassno or elsewhere until we shell have 'marl from
you.
Thank you for your effort in this natter.,
Very truly yours,
/s/
PRANK MY
Technical Program Chairman
FS/db
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