Bennett urges Soviet Union to lift iron curtain for exchanges
Education Secretary William J Bennett urged the Soviet Union to allow American teachers to work in Soviet classrooms and appear on TV, proposing reciprocal visits by Soviet officials. He cited a study showing U.S. youths misunderstand Churchill Stalin and WWII enemies, calling for open cross border dialogue and the presence of American intellectuals on Soviet media.
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