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ladeD felt like they were
i pri oaed iD their hotel
rooms: Grey said, ddiD& that
things remained calmed UDtil
police officers coefroeted stu­
dents j ciDg in streets.
AD the, studen wan ed to do
party, he . d. As they in
eir cars playing m . police
officers yeUed and ticketed
them.
"The national Pard stood
round with M-l6s nd ith
.45 on their hips," Grey said.
"Bu when they ot the tear gas
into the crowd that' when the
store windo started to bre ."
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VORAl POll ICS:
neighborhoods with his cam­
p' literature and workers
. an projecting an .image of
ority in . tel .. on ads.
ogre«"'an John Conyers,
W 0 initially generated a degree
of inter d enthusiasm has
no been succesful in building
upon this momentum. What
Conyer lacked is the ability .
to place substantive' ues at the
core of his campaign strategy.
At the annual Detroit Labor
Day march, Young w
maligned by both Conyer and
Barrow because e only mar­
ched one block during the
,I
.E RAC
Par de. He then returned to his
limousine and . ked a y
to the reviewing tand, where he
atched the remaining three
of the parade.
Mayoral candidate E a
Henderson marched the e e
leogth of the parade along _)h
a column of Detroit and
Micbi8an political diginitaries.
Both Barro I nd Conyer
scoffed at Youngs's one block
march and alledged that this
reflective 0 the Mayor's
lac 01 energy.
However, th personal t-
tac -on Young may Dot be
OR SECO
enough to persuade voters in
the primary to vote against the
Mayor, 0 appears to be in
reasonably good health. What
Young' opponents h ve no
answered is why should the
Mayo traditio * COD-
utuentcy turn gainst him
ths point?
In 0 er words' what doe
the opposition did te
to offer in regard to new ad­
. mini trative ideas, economic
- planning and political organiza- .
tion t would distinguish them
from current polici of the city
gowrnment.
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D PLAC
I PACTO WH
Tom Barrow's' endor ment
by the conserv tive Detroit
ews may male e from the
standpoint of that publication,
bu i could very well do more to
hurt his prospect .among
African-American voter .
Having I ng been attacked for
it lleged r cist editorial
policy, the Detroit Ne endor-
ment of Barr will no brin
scores of Detroi vo er into .
political camp.
B rrow s illfully side-
U