Two Soviet Youngsters Melt Cold War Moment
Two Russian teen Yuri Popov and Irena Tolstikova joined five American children in a two week U S stay hosted by the American Broadcasting Co. for a taped TV program. The visit included a home stay and a suburban tour. While moments of tension arose over questions about Khrushchev and religion the children bonded, sharing games and plans for future exchanges.
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Robert Holton Merrick
N. Y
Moscow
Timothy Holton
Yuri Popov
Peg Holton
Irena Tolstikova
Jane Holton
Yuri
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Irena
Peg
Peggy
United States
American Broadcasting Co
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Mr. Khrushchev
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Changing Attitudes Toward Freshman Success in Colleges
A historical look at evolving college policies shifting from admitting many to fostering graduation. It highlights counseling, self-guided learning over midstream changes, student responsibility, and the role of professors in supporting successful course mastery.
Cuban exile papers clash in Miami free press war
In Miami an exile split between Batista supporters and Castro opponents escalates as rival free papers Patria and Replica compete in shops. Exiles distribute both weeklies, refuse one side, or burn opposing issues, reflecting a fractured community and passion for leadership.
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Falencio Batista
Fidel Castro
Patria
Fatherland
Castro
Batista
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