DECEMBE I ER 
This selected bibliography was prepared to assist 

the participants in the Tenth Air Force Academy 

Assembly to be held at the Academy in the spring 

of 1968, 

Compilation wa s done by Mrs. Ottie Ke Sutton, 

Librarian (Social Science and Humanities) in the 

Reference branch of the USAF Academy Library, 

The bibliography was reviewed by the Director of 

the Assembly, 
. II 6 

Y " 28 
THE BACKGROUND 

BOOKS 

American Assembly. The United States and Eastern Europe, ed. 

by Robert F. Byrnes. Englewood Cliffs, N. J.: PrenticeHall, 1967. (DR 2 A51) 

The American bibliography of Russian and East European studies. 

Bloornington: Indiana University Press, 1957 - Annual. 

(Z 2483 A51) 

Betts, Reginald R. Central and South East Europe, 1945-1948- 

London: Royal Institute o f Inte rnationai Affairs, 1950. 

(DR 48.5 B56) 

Black, Cyril E. (ed.) Challenge in Eastern Europe; 12 essays. 

New Brunswick, N. J.: Rutgers University Press, 1954. 

(DR 48.5 B62) 

Readings on contemporary Eastern Europe. New 

York: Mid-European Studies Center, 1953. (DR 48.5 

B62r) 

Burks , Richard V. The dy na m i c s of communism in Eastern 

Europe. Princeton, N. J.: Princeton Unive rs ity Press, 

1961. (HX 237 B95) 

Busek, Vratislav (ed.). Czechoslovakia. New York: Praeger, 

1957. (DB 215.5 B97) 

Byrnes, Robert F. (ed.) Yugoslavia. New York: Praeger, 1957. 

(DS 305 B99) 
Council on Foreign Relations. American agencies interested in 

international affairs e New York: Council on Foreign 

Relations, 1931- (kef JX 27 C85 1964 

Daniel, Hawthorne, The ordeal of the captive nations. New 

York: Doubleday, 1958. (DR 48.5 D18) 

Dellin, L. A, D. (ed.) Bulgaria. New York: Praeger, 1957. 

(DR 55 D35) 

Fischer-Galati, Stephen A. (ed.) Eastern Europe in the sixties. 

New York: Praeger, 1963. (DR 48,5 F5) 

Romania, NewYork: Praeger, 1957, (DR 205 F52) 

Floyd, David, Rumania: Russia's dissident ally. New York: 

Praeger, 1965, (DR 267 F64) 

Grzybowski, Kazimierz, The socialist commonwealth. of nations: 

organizations and institutions. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1964. (JX 1395 G89) 

Halecki, Oskar. Borderlands o f Western civilization. New 

York: Ronald Press Co., 1952. (DR 36 €316) 

Halecki, Oscar (ed.). Poland. New York: Praeger, 1957. 

(DK 404 €316) 

Helmreich, Ernst C. (ed.) Hungary. New York: Praeger, 1957. 

(DB 906 €348) 

Isenberg, Irwin (ed.). Ferment in Eastern Europe. New York: 

H. W. Wilson, 1965. (DR 48.5 17) 

Jelavich, Charles (ed.). The Balkans in transition. Berkeley? 

Calif.: University of California Press, 1963. (DR 36 J4) 

Kennan, George F. On dealing with the Communist world. New 

York: Harper 8r Row, 1964. (D 1065 U5 K3) 

Singleton, Frederick B. Background to Eastern Europe. New 

York: PergamonPress, 1965. (DR 10 S61) 

2 
Skendi, Stavro (ed. ). Albania. 

701 .S86 562) 

bk-w York: raeger, 1956, 

Skilling, H, Gordon. Communism national a n d international. 

Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1964, (HXB 2300 

S62) 

Soviet Survey. Hungary today . New York: Praeger, 1962. 

(DB 956 S79) 

Straka, Vaclav (ed.). Czechoslovakia to day. Prague: Artia, 

1964, (DB 215.5 S891) 

Todorov, Nikolai. Bulgaria. - Sofia: Foreign Languages Press, 

1965. (DR 60.2 T6) 

Wolff, Robert Le IThe Balkans in our time. Cambridge, Mass.: 

Harvard University Press, 195r (DR 483 W85) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Americans abroad, American Academy of Political and Social Science Annals 368:1-170, November 1966. 

Atlantic report: Czechoslovakia, Atlantic 214: 1 Zff, November 1964. 

Brzezinski, Zbigniew. Challenge of change in the Soviet bloc, 

Foreign Affairs 39:430-43, April 1961. 

. Toward a community of the developed nations, U. S. 

Dept. of State Bulletin 56:414-20, 13 March 1967. 

Creeping together: U. S. -Soviet bloc relations, Newsweek 63: 34ff, 

10 February 1964. 

East Europe, Current History, issues of April 1967, March 1965, 

and May 1963. 

Focus on Eastern Europe, Intercom 7:15-64, July-August 1965. 

3 
Continuing the search for areas of common understanding withEastern Europe, U, S. Dept, of State Bulletin 

55:56-58, 1 

iMcGhee, George 6, Eastern Europe: a region in ferment, U. S. 

Dept. of State Bulletin 51:716-21, 16 November 1944, 

Malik, Charles €3. World looksat the American program, herican Academy of Political and Social Science Annals 335: 

132-40, May 1961, 

New winds in Eastern Europe, Problems of Communism 13r4-34, 

May-June 1964, 

President Johnson, in major foreign policy speech, outlines steps 

toward U. S. -Eastern Europe reconciliation; transcript, 

New York Times 1:8, 8 October 1966, 

Satellite (Rumania) looks west, Newsweek 64:31-35, 10 August 1964. 

Skilling, H. Gordon. National. communism in Europe since the 

22nd Congress, Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science 30:313-27, August 1964. 

Staar, Richard F. The East European alliance system, U. S. - Naval Institute Proceedings 9026-39, September 1964. 

Yugoslavia; symposium, Atlantic 210:73-128ff, December 1962. 

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS 

U, S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. Our 

changing partnership with Europe. Report of a Special 

Study Mission to Europe, 1966. (House Rpt 26, 90th Cong., 

1st Sess,, 1967.) 

4 
e Overseas programs of private non-proiit organizations .. Report no. 3 on winning the cold war: the ?J S.. ideological 

offensive. House Report 368, 89th Cong., 1st Sess,, 1965, 

(Ref HV 88 U5) 

Report on he a r i n g s on captive European nations. 

(House Rpt. 253, 88th Cong., 1st Sess,, 1963) Includes 

bibliography of spe-cia1 reports and hearings of the Select 

Committee on Communist Aggression, 

Sino-Soviet conflict. Report and hearings on the conflict and its implications. 89th Cong., 1st Sess., 1965. 

(Y4. F76/1:Si6) 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations. The 

communist world in 1967. Eearing, 90th Gong., 1st Sess., 

1967. (Y4. F76/2:C73/5/967) 

U, S, Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. Yugoslav 

communism: a critical s t ud y Committee print, 87th 

Cong., 1st Sess,, 1961. (Y4. J89/2:Y9) 

U. S. Dept. of State. Treaties in force. 1967. (S9. 14:967) 

5 
CULTURAL AND SOCIAL, INFLUENCES 

BOOKS 

Bargboorn, Frederick C. The Soviet cultural offensive; the role 

of cultural diplomacy in Soviet foreign policy. Princeton, 

N, 3.: Princeton University Press, 1960, (DK 63.3 3325) 

Coornbs, Philip €3. The fourth dimension of foreign policy; educational and cultural affairs. NewYork:: Harper & Row, 

1964. (E 744 C775) 

Education and foreign aid: Ways to improve United States ioreign 

educational aid, by Philip €3. Coombs. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, l965. (LE3 2331.5 E24) 

Education and World Affairs. International education act of 1966. 

New York: 1966. (LB 2807 E24) 

Frankel, 

Ins titute 

Charles. The neglected aspect of foreign affairs; herican educational and cultural policy abroad. Washington: 

Brookings Xnstitution, 1966. (E 840.2 F8) 

of International Education. Open doors 1967: report on 

international exchange. New Y ork: The Institute, 1967. 

(LB 2283 159) Annual--only the latest is cited, 

Joyce, Walter. The propaganda gap. NewYork: Harper & Row, 

1963, (E 744.5 J8) 

Meyerhoff, Arthur E. The strategy of persuasion. New York: 

Coward-McCann, 1965. (E 744.5 M61) 

6 
Michie, Allan A, Voices through the Iron Curtain: the Radio 

Free Europe story. New York: Dodd, Mead, 11963. 

(DR 1 MS) 

Mid-European Law Project. Church and state behind the Iron 

Curtain, New York: Praeger, 1955. (BR 738-6 M62) 

Radio Free Europe. Scaling the wall: talking to Eastern Europe, 

Detroit, Mich.: Wayne S tat e University Press, 1964, 

(HXA 95 R12) 

Radio Free Europe. Audience Research Section. Flight motiva- v 

tions of refugees from Soviet bloc countries. Munich: 

1963, (HV 640 F62) 

. Hungarian attitudes toward other nations. n. p., 1964. 

(HN 418 .H93 R12) 

Shuster, George N. Religion behind the Iron Curtain. New York: 

Macmillan, 1954. (BR 738.6 S56) 

Thornson, Charles A. Cultural relations and U, S. foreign policy. 

Bloornington: Indiana University Press, 1963, (E 744.5 

"48) 

Unesco handbook o f international exchanges. Paris: UNESCO, 

1965- (Ref AS 8 U5 No. 1) 

Whitton, John Be Propaganda and the cold war,, Washington: 

Public Affairs Press, 1963. (E 744.5 W62) 

Wilson, Howard E. American higher education and world affairs. 

Washington: American Council on Education, 1963. 

(LB 2331 W74) 

Winger, Howard W. (ed.) Iron curtains and scholarship. Chicago: 

University- of Chicago Press, 1958. (LC 1090 W76) 

Yearbook of education. New York: Harcourt, Brace and World, 

1964. (L 101 G8 Y39 1964) 1964 subject: Education 

and international life. 

7 
ICAL ARTICLES 

Barghoorn, Frederick C, Cultural exchanges between communist 

countries a n d t h e United States American Academy of 

Political and Social Science Annals 372: 113-23, July 1967, 

Benton, 

Byrne s , 

Rankel, 

William. Should we continue the cultural. exchanges with 

the USSR? Saturday Review 45:17-20ff, 27 October 1962. 

Robert F, Soviet-American academic exchange: the interunivers ity committee experience, International Educational 

and Cultural Exchange, pp. 39-45, Summer 1966. 

Charles, 

U. S. Dept. of State Bulletin 54889-97, 6 June 1966. 

The era of educational and cultural problems, 

.) New initiatives in international education, Journal of 

Higher Education 37:121-28, March 

. The scribblers and international relations, Foreign 

Affairs 44:l-14, October 196.5. 

Fraser, Stewart E. Some aspects of university cooperation in 

international education, School a n d Society 94: 234ff, 16 

April 1966, 

F r ie d be r g , Ma u ri c e , Cultural e x c h a n g e , h ow reciprocal? 

Problems of Comrnunism 10:55-58, May-June 1961. 

Litvinoff, B. The Soviet view of East-West cultural exchange, 

Institute for the Studyof the USSR Bulletin 7:49-55, February 1960, 

Luethy, Herbert. Culture and the cold war: the p r o s pe c t s of 

East-West exchanges, Encounter 2O:ll-16, June 1963, 

McElheny, Victor K. East-West exchanges of technology increase 

rapidly, Science 153:156- 58, 8 July 1.966, 

Moscow's European satellites, American Academy of Political and 

Social Science Annals Issue of September 1950. 

8 
Rusk, Dean, International educational a n d cultural exchanges: 

a look back and a look ahead, U, S, Dept. of State Bulletin 

49:742-44, If November 1963, 

Seaborg, Glenn T, Importance of scientific e x c ha n g e s with 

U.S.S.R. andEastern Europe, U, S, Dept. of State Bulletin 

521128-31, 19 July 1965, 

Spiller, Robert E. American studies abroad: .culture and foreign 

policy, American Academy of Political and Social Science 

Annals 366:l-16, July 1966. 

Spiller, Robert E. American studies abroad: .culture and foreign 

policy, American Academy of Political and Social Science 

---._ --, "dy 1966. 

Wilder, Emilia. America as seen by Polish exchange scholars, 

Public Opinion Quarterly 28:243-56, Surnrner 1964. 

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS 

Treaties and other international acts series. Cultural relations, 

agreement between the United States of America and 

Romania. February 18, 1967. (S9. 10:6233) 

U, So Advis o ry Commis s ion on Inte rnational Educational and Cultural Affairs. Beacon of hope--the exchange of persons 

program, April 1963. (1'4. Ad9/9:Ex2) Also issuedas 

House Doc. 93, 88th Cong., 1st Sess., 1963. 

U, S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations, _- - DeDartments of State, Justice, and Commerce, the Judiciary A and 

related agencies appropriations for 1968. Hearings, 90th 

Cong., 2nd Sess., 1967. (Y4. Ap6/1:St/2/968/pt0-) Annual- -only the latest is cited. Includes USLA. appropriations , and information on the State Dept. cultural exchange 

program. 

U. Sa Congress., House. Committee on Education and Labor, 

International e d u c a ti o n : past, present, problems and 

prospects. (House Doc, 527, 89th Cong., 2nd Sess., 

1966.) Bibliography, pp. 547-65. 

U. S, Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. Antireligious a c ti v i ti e s in the Soviet Union and in Eastern 

Europe, Hearings, 89th Cong., 1st Sess., 1965. (Y4. F 

76/ 1 :So8/ 8) 

9 
U, S, Congress. ouse. Committee on Foreign ffairs captive 

European nations. Hearings, 87th Gong,, ZndSess., 1962, 

(Y4. F76/1:Eu7/8) 

e Conditions behind the Iron Curtain and in selected 

countries of Western Europe. (House Rpt. 234, 88th 

Gong., 1st Sess., 1963) Report of a Special Study Mission 

to Europe. 

., Conditions in the Baltic States and in other countries 

of Eastern Europe, Hearings, 89th Gong.., 1st Sess,, 1965. 

. 

2 onwinning the cold war. 

2nd Sess., 1964) 

Ideological operations and foreign policy. 

(House Rpt. 1352, 

Report no, 

88th Cong., 

Mutual Educational and Cultural Exchange Act of 196 1 e 

Hearings, 87th Gong., 1st Sess., 1961. U4, F76/1:Ed8/2) 

. Recent developments in th e Soviet bloc. Hearings, 

88th Cong,, 2nd Sess., 1964. (Y4. F76/1:So8/7/pt.) 

. Review of United States Information Agency operations . Hearings, 85th Gong,, 2nd Sess., 1958. (Y4. F76/1:fn3/5) 

. U. S. ideological effort: government a g e n c i e s and 

programs. Committee print, 88th Gong., 2nd Sess., 1962. 

(In - Y4. F76/1::C67/pt. 1-8) 

. Winning the cold war: the U. S. ideological offensive. 

Hearings, 89th Cong., 1st Sess., 1963- (Y4. F76/1: 

C67/pts. 1 8; pt. 9--Y4. F76/1:B39; pt. 10--House Rpt. 362, 

9Qth Cong,, 1st Sess., 1965) Hearings being continued. 

U. 

U. 

S. 

S. 

Congress,, House. Committee on Science and Astronautics. 

The participation of federal agencies in international s cientific programs. Report, 90th Cong., 1st Sess., 1967. 

(Y4. Sci2:9Q-l/A) 

Congress. Senate. Committee o n F o r e i g n Relations. 

Mutual Educational and Cultural Exchange Act. Hearings , 

87th Gong., 1st Sess., 1961. (Y4. F76/2:Ed8/4) 

10 
e Overseas information programs of the United States. 

Hearings, 82nd Gong,, 2nd Sess,, 1953; 831-d Gong,, 1st 

Sess,, 1954, (Y4,F76/2:Qv2) In 3 parts. 

. United States foreign policy; ide o lo gy and foreign 

affairs. Committee print, 86th Gong., 2nd Sess,, 1960, 

(Y4, F76/2:F76/12/no0 10) 

U. So Congress. Senate. Committee on Labor and 

International education a c t . Hearings, 

Sess., 1966, (Y4, 611112:In 8/2) 

Public Welfare. 

89th Gong,, 2nd 

. 

89th Gong., 2nd Sess., 1966.) 

International education act of 1966. (Senate Rpt. 1715, 

U. 5. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare. Eastern European 

education: a bibliography of English- language materials. 

1966, (FS5. 214:1,4121) 

U. S, Dept. of State. Cultural presentations Ue So A,, 1964-65. 

June 1966. (Sl. 67:90) 

Educational and cultural diplomacy, 1965. December 

1966. (SI. 67:92) Annual--only the latest is cited. 

U. so Dept. of State. Advisory Commission on Educational Exchange, Toward a national effort in international, educational and cultural. affairs. 1961. (S1, 6738) 

U. S. Dept. of State. Board of Foreign Scholarships, Exchange 

scholars: a new dimension in international understanding. 

Annual report of the board. October 1965. (Y 3,F76/4:965) 

. International educational exchange: the opening decades 

1946-1966. 1967. (Y3. F76/4:In8/946-66) 

U. S. Dept. of State. Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, 

Educational and cultural exchange opportunities e Rev. ed. 

1963. (Sl. 67:83) 

Some U, S, government agencies engaged in international activities, 1963. (SI. 2:h8/27) 

11 
u. s, 

u. s, 

ept. ofstate, Bureau of Intelligence an Research, 

Cross - cultural education, a bibliography . (. L 946 - 1964, 

April 1965, (SI, 

Information Agency. 27th report to Congress July-December 1966, 1967. (Lh 1,1:27) Semiannual-- oiily the 

latest is cited. 

VOA. 1965, {Wl,2:V87/6) 

U. S, National Commission for UNESCO. Forging the links; a 

. report on the international dimension of American voluntary 

organizations. 1965. (S5, 48:F76/2) 

12 
SCONOMIC INFLUENCES: 

ADAND TRADE 

BOOKS 

Clabaugh, Samuel IF, East-West trade; its strategic implications, 

Analysis and inventory of Congressional ~QCUXI-EII~S, 1959- 

1963. Washington: Center for Strategi udies, Georgetown University, 1964. (HF 1411 C58 

Committee for Economic Development. East-West trade: a cornmon po li cy for the West. New York: Committee for 

Economic Development, 1965. (HF 1411 C73) 

Communist economy under change. London: A, Deutsch, 1963. 

(HC 244 C73) 

Feis, Herbert. Foreign aid and foreign policy. New York: St, 

Martin's Press, 1964. (HC 60 F31) 

Henderson, Paul B, An analysis of the United States economic 

assistance program to Poland in the accomplishment of 

United States national objectives, Maxwell AFB, Ala.: 

Air University, 1965, (HC 337 ,P7 H49) 

Hovey, Harold A. United States military assistance, New York: 

Praeger, 1965. (UA 12 H84) 

Hutton, J. Bernard (pseud.), The traitor trade, New York: I, 

Obolensky, 1963. (HF 1408 H98) 

Ingram, David. The Communist economic challenge. New York: 

Praeger, 1965. (HC 704 154) 

13 
Kaser, ivichael, University Press, 

1965, 

Kohler, Heinz. Economic integration in the Soviet bloc: an East 

German case study. New York: Praeger, 1965. 

(HF 1546.9 A2k) 

Liska, George, The new statecraft; foreign aid in American 

foreign policy. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 

1960. (HC 60 L76) 

Mason, Edward S. Foreign aid and foreign policy. New York: 

Harper & Row, 1964. (HC 60 M39 

Mikesell, Raymond F. Financing free world trade with the SinoSoviet bloc. Princeton, DT. J.: Princeton University 

Press, 1958. (HF 1411 M63) 

Montgomery, John D. Foreign aid in in t e r na t i o na 1 politics, 

Englewood Cliffs, Ne 3.: Prentice-Hall, 1967. (HC 60 

Ad7 8f) 

Nove, Alec. Trade with Communist c o un t r ie s . New Y ork: 

iMacmillan, 1961. (HF 3496 N93) 

Pisar, Samuel. Anew look at trade policy toward the Communist 

bloc. Prepared for the Joint Economic Committee, 87th 

Cong., IstSess., 1961, (HF 1411 P67) 

Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Foreign e c o no m i c policy for the 

twentieth century. New York: Doubleday, 1958. 

(HF 1411 R68) 

Spulber, Nicolas. The economics of Communist Eastern Europe. 

Cambridge: Technology Press of Massachusetts Institute 

of Technology, 1957. (HC 244 S57) 

. 

New York: Random, 1966. (HC 244 S57s) 

State and economic development in Eastern Europe. 

14 
St rackbe in, Os car American enterprise and foreign trade, 

Washington: Public Affairs Press, 1965, (HF 1455 S89) 

United Nations. Economic Commission f o r Europe, Economic 

survey of Europe. 1947- Annual, (HC 240 U58) 

United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. Papers, 

New York: United Nations, 1964. Volumes VI a nd VXI, 

!'Trade expansion and regional groupings.!! (II, B, 16 64; 

IX. B. 17 64) 

Wellisz, Stanislaw. The economies o f the Soviet bloc, New 

York: McGraw-Hill, 1964. (HC 244 W45) 

Wszelaki, Jan. Communist economic strategy: the role of EastCentral Europe. National Planning As sociation, 1959. 

(HC 244 W95) 

Zupnick, Elliott. Primer oi U. S. foreign e c onom i c policy. 

Headline series no. 169. New York: Foreign Policy 

Association, 1965. (In Public Services Workroom) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Anatolyev, P,, and V. Grorneka. Barriers on the path of trade, 

Current Digest of the Soviet Press 19:18-19, 2 August 

1967, 

Baker, Russell. U. So and Poland sign loan accord on farm surplus, New York Times 1:5, 8 June 1957. 

Burck, Gilbert H. Challenging East European market, Fortune 

76:122ff, July 1967. 

. East Europe's struggle for economic freedom, Fortune 

75:124ff, May 1967. 

Controversy over proposed expansion of East-West trade, Congressional Digest 46: 162-92, June- July 1967, 

Crabb, Cecil Ve3 Jr, Should the U. S, aid 'totalitarian' countries? 

Current History 50:346-52, June 1966. 

15 
elatians Act of 1966, 

54:838-44, 30 

isenhomer, Concerning aid to Yugoslavia, IJe S. Dept. 

tin 35664-65, 29 October 1956, 

Gamarnikov, Michael, Eastern partners for western businessmen, 

East Europe 14:1.?-24, September 1965, 

Katzenbach, Nicholas de Bo The issues of East-West trade, Uo S. 

Dept, of State Bulletin 56:2-5, 2 January 1967, 

Keating, Kenneth B, T rad e with the 

Speeches 28:356-58, 1 April 1962. 

Kennedy, John F. Should U. S. give aid to 

Foreign Policy Bulletin 36:117-18, 

Communist bloc, Vital 

Communist countries ? 

15 April 1957. 

Kohler, Foy Do East-West relations: shaping a stable world, 

U, S. Dept, of State Bulletin 56:6-11, 2 January 1967, 

Korbonski, Andrzej. Comecon, International Conciliation 549: 3- 

62, September 1964, 

Kuebler, Jeanne. Trade with the Communists, Editorial Research 

Reports v. 2, no, 13, 3 October 1963. 

LMcIntyre, William R. ArnericanSoviet trade, Editorial Research 

Reports 2:653-70, 2 September 1959. 

iMares, Vaclav E. U. So aid to East Europe, Current History 51: 

36-44, July 1966. 

. United States trade and the Soviet bloc, Current History 43:88-94ffY August 1962, 

Mutch, David. On trade 

Monitor editorial 

with the Soviet bloc, Christian Science 

page, 24 July 1964. 

Pressures rise for changes 

Quarterly Weekly 

in East-West trade laws, Congressional 

Report 21:1805ff, 18 October 1963. 

Private boycotts versus the national interest, U, S. Dept, of State 

Bulletin 55:446-52, 26 September 1966. 

16 
Problems of East-West trade, institute for the Study of the USSR 

Bulletin 11:3-16, June 1964, 

The questioh of U, S, trade with the Communist bloc--pro and con, 

Congressional Digest 4333-64, February 1964, 

The rise of the trade fairs, East Europe 14.14-22, March 1965, 

Road show, U, So A,; Commerce department trade-show program, 

Newsweek 6538, 21 June 1965. 

Rumanian Govt, signs pact with Firestone Tire and Rubber (US) to 

build synthetics plant in Rumania, major breakthrough in 

U,S, -Ee Euro relations, New York Times 12, 5 January 

1965, 

Rusk, Dean. East-West trade, U, S, Dept, of State Bulletin 50: 

474-84, 30 March 1964, 

Solomon, Anthony M. The revival of trade between the llCornmunist Bloc" and the West, American Academy of Political 

and Social Science Annals 37 2: 105- 12, July 1967. 

. Why the United States should expand peaceful trade 

withEastern Europe. U. S. Dept, of State Bulletin 56: 

518-23, 27 March 1967. 

Summary of proposed East-West Trade Relations Act of 1966, U, S. 

Dept. of State Bulletin 55:140-42, 25 July 1966. 

Taking the hard sell toEastern Europe: IBM and Kaiser jeep exhibit 

in Czechoslovakia, Business Week pp, 34-36, 4 June 1966. 

Thompson, J, B. Rumania's struggle with Comecon, East Europe 

13:2-9, June 1964, 

Tito's westward tack, Fortune 63:98ff, June 1961. 

Trade fairs listed for 49 nations, International Commerce 723-25, 

27 June 1966. Lists fairs through 1967. 

U, S. trade mission visits Poland and Rumania, U. S, Dept. of State 

Bulletin 53:553, 4 October 1965. 

17 
U, S. Commission on Foreign Economic Policy. Staff papers. 

Washington, D, C,: GPO, 1954, (HC 106.5 .A57541 

Us So Congress . House. Committee on Appropriations. Foreign 

assistance and related agencies appropriations for 1968, 

Hearings, 90th Cong., 1st Sess., 1967, (YileAp6/1:F76/ 

31'968) Annual--only the latest is cited, 

U. S. Congress. House, Committee on Foreign Affairs. EastWest trade. Hearings, 83rd Gong,, 2nd Sess., 1954. 

(Y4* F76/1:T67) 

Recent developments in East- West relations. Hearing, 89th Cong., 2nd Sess,, 1966. (Y4, F76/1:Ea7/3) 

U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Un-American Activities. 

Communist economic wa r f a re , 86th Cong., 2nd Sess., 

1960, (Y4. Un1/2: C73/110) 

International Communism; the Communist trade offensive. 85th Cong,, 1st Sess,, 1957. (Y4. Un1/2:C73/82) 

U. S. Congress. House. Select Committee on Export Control, - investigation and study of the administration, operation, 

and enforcement of the Export Control Act of 1949, and 

related acts. Hearings , 87th Cong., 1st Sess,, 1961. 

(Y4. Ex7/15:Ex7/pt0) In 3 parts, 

, Investigation and study of the administration, operation, and enforcement of the Export Control Act of 1949, 

and related acts. (House Rpt. 1753, 87th Cong., 2nd 

Sess,, 1962) In Serial set vol, 12430 

U, S. Congress. Joint Economic Committee. Comparisons of the 

Unitedstates and Sovieteconomies. 86th Cong., IstSess., 

1959, (Y4,Ec7:So8/3/pt.) See pt. 2, pp. 403-26 

18 
. Foreign ec~nornic policy, Hearings, 87th Gong,, 1st 

Sess,, 1962. (Y4. Ec?:F76/961) 

. Foreign economic policy for the 1960’~~ 87th Gong., 

2nd Sess., 1962, (HF 1456 U5) - 

e The future of U, S. foreign trade policy. Hearings, 

90th Gong., 1st Sess., 1967, (Y4. Ec7:F76/4/v. -1 

e New directions in the Soviet e c o nomy. Committee 

print, 89th Gong., 2nd Sess,, 1966. (Y4. Ec7:So8/7/pte) 

New look at foreign economic policy. 87th Gong., 1st 

Sess,, 1961. (Y4. Ec7:F76/2) 

, Political stakes in East-West trade. 87th Gong., 2nd 

Sess,, 1962. (Y4. Ec7:T67/4) 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking and Currency. 

Export-Import Bark Act amendments of 1967. Hearing, 

90th Gong., 1st Sess., 1967. (Y4. BZZ/3:Ex7/15/967) 

. Extend and amend the Export Control Act of 1949. 

Hearing, 89th Cong., 1st Sess., 1965. (Y4. B22/3:Ex7/ 

13/965) 

. Government guarantees of credit to Communist countries, Hearings, 88th Cong., 1st Sess., 1963, (Y4. B22/ 

3: C86/6) 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Commerce, The United 

States and world trade: c ha 11 e ng e s and opportunities. 

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ON EASTERN EUROPE 

Daily Report, USSR and East Europe 

East Europe 

Eastern European Economics 

Economic Bulletin for Europe (United Nations) 

Inte rnational Educational and Cultural Exchange 

A bibliography is a feature of each quarterly 

issue of this periodical 

Os te uropa 

Problems of Communism 

Slavic Review 

Slavonic and East European Review 

Soviet and Eastern European Foreign Trade 

Before 1967 t h i s w a s titled: American 

Review o f Soviet and Eastern European 

Foreign Trade 

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Continuous coverage will also be found in the New York Times, 

Christian Science Monitor, the Times of London, and the Congress ional Record. 

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