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DECLASSIFIED RESTRICTED E.O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) -10- BYHG-NLT NARS Date 3-14-73 US Acts Soviet Response esw find polid: February 1947, when marriage bris. Istolito 118 es: between Soviet citizens and dedvoß S foreigners was forbidden. Only a handful of the several hundred persons claimed by the the US as nationals have been of permitted to leave the USSR. digedos K. CULTURAL RELATIONS on n' anthool aff 1. The US has constantly 1. US efforts for cultural sought to arrange for the exchanges have not been exchange of publications, reciprocated. On the con- scientists, artists, students, trary, the Soviet Government etc., between the US and the has made strenuous efforts to Soviet Union. further isolate the Soviet of bearter people from cultural contact with the world outside the of anesa Soviet orbit. Attacks on end vd anezitio "cosmopolitanism", laws for- selvo8 bidding marriage with foreign- betalan? erta JTIQ ers, and the channeling of Jetvos Ifs Jerls relations with foreign officials antbulon! through the Ministries of BSBTS wort Foreign Affairs and Foreign sonta Jetvo8 end ofnit Trade have all had this effect. ed that ent to Jetvoa L. CIVIL AVIATION 20 1. The US has sought to 1. The Soviets have rejected negotiate an agreement with all overtures directed toward the Soviet Union for reci- such an agreement. procal civil air traffic between the two countries. to one of and zd 16 M. PROPAGANDA 03. beittem noud eved ever 1. The US information pro- 1. Since the war ended, Soviet gram has been restrained in propaganda for both internal its attitude toward the consumption and as distributed RESTRICTED 28

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