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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1964

Page

4

African Students Flee Soviet Union to Bonn Refuge

Hundreds of African students leave the Soviet Union amid race discrimination and a deadly Moscow student protest. West Germany sets up Wickrath processing center to handle the influx and absorb displaced learners. Liberian student William Appleton reports harsher prejudice in the Soviet Union than elsewhere in Europe. Many say they received better student allowances in Communist countries but endured discrimination nonetheless.

Bon Nana Moscow Soviet Union Kremlin West Germany Russia Bonn Wickrath Aachen William Appleton Patrice Lumumba Friendship University Appleton Europe China Czechoslovakia Poland Hungary Bulgaria East Germany

Coal Production Up in 1953 Best Since 1956

The Interior Department reports 1953 was the best year for bituminous coal production since 1956, rising from 422 million tons to 452 million tons amid growth in supply. Also noted is a broader claim about overseas student discontent in Communist states, citing Cameroon and African student numbers in Russia and other nations.

Washington UPI Interiay

Governor Names Juvenile Delinquency Commission in Massachusetts

Gov. Peabody announced a three member addendum to a special commission on juvenile delinquency in Massachusetts. The roster includes John J. Connolly, Edward V. Keating, and George F. Cronin Jr., with three state senators and five representatives filling the rest. Meanwhile Mario Wallenda, who survived last year’s Detroit fall, married nurse Linda Croninger in a private Sarasota ceremony attended by circus colleagues.

Boston UPI Peabody John J. Connolly Boston Juvenile Court Edward V. Keating Superior Court George F. Cronin Jr Sarasota Fla Mario Wallenda Detroit Wallenda Linda Croninger

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