Campus racism and unequal housing in Soviet universities
The article describes stark racial prejudice against Black African students in Soviet campuses. It notes higher stipends for Africans, crowded Russian dorms, strict curfews for Russians, and unspoken disdain as Black students pursue social life, prompting cross-cultural tension.
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Kiev University
Moscow University
Israel Votes Amid Fire Skirmishes in Crucial Election
Israel faces an election described as the most crucial in 25 years with 6000 ballot boxes from the Syrian front to the West Bank. Premier Golda Meir votes in Jerusalem as front-line troops and wounded soldiers cast ballots, while polls open amid cross-border fire and high alert.
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Israel
Ap- Israel
Golan Heights
West Bank
Suez Canal
Suez
Golda Meir
Jerusalem
Middle East
Meir
Socialist Labor Party
Moshe Davan
Labor Alignment
Elimelech Rimalt
Liberal Party
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Snow to deepen as Ohio cleanup continues
Holiday snow warnings urge riders to brace for 2 to 4 more inches atop last night’s five inch coating in Lorain County. Crews work on priority routes and turnpike, while many offices stay closed and drivers face slippery conditions.
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Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Elyria
Lorain
Norwalk
Sheffield
Sheffield Lake
Oberlin
North Ridgeville
Vermilion
Amherst
Milan
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Government probes hoarding as fuel price rises loom
Federal energy chief William E. Simon said a one cent per gallon rise may come to reimburse dealers for losses from the fuel shortage. He announced a wider probe into possible petroleum stockpiling and stepped up enforcement of allocation rules across the country.
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Washington
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
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Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Federal Energy Office
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U.S. to continue race relations test for students
The U S Office of Education will keep testing elementary and high school students nationwide to gauge attitudes toward race despite New York City officials and parents calling the questionnaire racist. About 27 000 students in 2 states and DC have taken it, with NYC districts delaying.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Office of Education
New York City
District of Columbia
Michael J. Wargo
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