Word: travelling
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...freshman skaters, captained by high-scoring Bryon Cook, travel to Dartmouth tomorrow night...
...certainly not alone in its woes with the spreading scourge of kickbacks. After a year-long federal grand jury investigation, 19 U.S. and foreign airlines (including Pan Am) last week offered to plead no contest to charges that they had given illegal kickbacks to travel agents. Last week as well, financially straitened W.T. Grant Co. filed civil fraud charges in New York federal court against three of its executives -including John A. Christensen, a $72,000-a-year vice president-alleging that they had accepted bribes from an Atlanta-based real estate developer to lease inferior sites for shopping centers...
Since Mobutu decreed his African "authenticity" campaign three years ago, Zaïre's Christians have suffered increasingly harsh restrictions. The government not only banned all religious youth organizations but even church periodicals and radio programs-a severe handicap in a nation with the travel and communications problems of far-flung Zaïre. The government plans to shut down the three important seminaries at the national university in Kinshasa at the end of the school year. It has also seized control of elementary and secondary schools-most of which are church-run-and prohibited them from teaching religion...
...Harvard aquamen travel to Penn today to meet the swimming Quakers in what should be snoozer of a meet. The Crimson looked so impressive in last week's 77-36 rout of a good Cornell squad that it could probably swim in its sleep to victories over Penn...
...struggle of its colonized and neo-colonized population against imperialism. He called upon the Organization of African Unity (OAU) to bring charges against the United States in the United Nations for its domestic oppression of blacks. He drew parallels between the colonized status of Africans and Afro-Americans. "Travel broadens one's scope," Malcolm was fond of saying. As he learned that the peoples of Asia, Africa, and Latin America were exploited by the same international economic system, and therefore faced a common enemy, he extended his black nationalism to the next logical stage: internationalism. He developed a Third World...