Soviet African student dies in Moscow area
Reports say a 2 year old Ghanaian may have died after being found near Kalinin Station north of Moscow following a train incident. Autopsy cited exposure while intoxicated and fully clothed, with Tass providing limited confirmation. African students discussed possible pregnancy and marriage with a Russian girl, but no clear evidence emerged.
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Anderson School Plan For District Plant Improvements
The survey reviews remodeling additions and new construction to provide needed school facilities. Educational planning staff and Ohio State experts will assist in defining the desired program and activities. Work to begin soon after the year start with local officials.
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Senate Rejects Mundt Wheat Credit Amendment Amid Aid Debates
The Senate rejected Mundt's effort to insert a wheat credit subsidy into an appropriation bill, while Johnson and Mansfield defended the policy. The chamber also cut foreign aid and military assistance totals, defeating Morse and Elfender attempts to trim backing funds and development loans in the ongoing fiscal debate.
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