Soviet boarding schools aim to indoctrinate elite children
Seven year old Vasya resists leaving his mother to enter a Moscow boarding school while officials discuss future plans. The program, ordered by Khrushchev, aims to house about a million children by 1960 to indoctrinate and train a dedicated elite for the Communist party. Additional polytechnic work at Tol a factory and extensive school reforms are highlighted alongside conditions and challenges in Soviet education.
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Illness tests Eisenhower amid critical world time
President Eisenhower faces a mild stroke as world tensions rise with Soviet missiles and satellites. G men plan to frame his health as stable while Hagerty and Nixon downplay resignations. Congress soon returns, and he must prepare the budget and defense plans for 1953 under growing urgency.
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