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1 I March 25, 1958 Comrntttoe of Youth Organtsationr Ulitsa Kropotktru 10 Moscow, U. S. S. R. Dear Friends: Over the past few months we have had lnereaoing correopondence with your orgadration regarding exchange of parsons and ex- change of publicationr. The program of student and youth edi- tors exchange which har arisen from this correspondence is one significant product oC cooperation bstween our two o r g a i s a - tions. It is our hops tha& further opportunitiem can be created to improve understanding between students of the Untted States and rtudentr of the Soviet Union. 1 believe that we m a t to you morne t h e ago the resoktionr of our Tenth National Student Congress. You wil! recaU that the Congress resolution notes qpecifically the desire ofithe repre- oentativeo to realize a fruitful program of long4erm' academic exchange. To the end of increasing opportunities for mutual appreciation of cultural efforts among our e o organimatione, we, therefore, propane to you an exchange program ao follows: (1) An exchange of two to five students each way to be arranged for the academic year 1958-59. This would bo treated as at. introductory program 4 t h the hope thrt it could be expanded i n the near future. ( 2 ) USNSA and the Committee of Youth OrganL8tionr would bo roeponsibls for selection of the students from their countries. It would bc understood that rhe educational institutions r e o e r v e final rtght to admit a student. USNSA would make ovary effort to insure that a C Y 0 nominee would be admitted to aa appropriate ins tttution. - , (3) Choice of univeroities for the studenti to attend in the two countrtcs wtll.&pend on the expressed preference of the ex- changeem a8 to where they would like ta study, suggestions by our two orgonizationo and the availability of facilitiem at various tnatitutionr . I