Wednesday, September 10, 1969
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Israel hits
Arab bases
near Suez
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The armored raiding force left
enemy territory as planned at
noontime and returned to its bases
with all its men and equipment.'
One Israeli soldier was slightly
wounded."
A military communique f oin
Cairo at first made no mention of
any Israeli landing, reporting only
that Israeli warplanes nad at-
tempted to raid Egyptian territory
at intervals Tuesday morning.
Later, Cairo radio broadcast a
communique saying an Israeli am-
phibious force tried to land on the
western shore of the gulf at 10
a.m.
It said the Israelis were 'forced
to turn tail" after suffering hecivy
losses of men and equipment.
There was no mention of Egu. p-
tion air action in the engagement.
The broadcast did not specify,
where the attack took place or
along how wide a front the battle
occurred.
Egypt's ambassador has ac-
cused the United States of ag-
gression against his country by
supplying supersonic P h a n t o in
fighter-bombers to Israel.
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a major share of the costs and
granting control of the bookstore,
to a student-faculty board.
Fleming replied yesterday eve-
ning that he doubted "conditions
could be imposed on what is tof
be done" at the meeting.
He noted "there is always a.
chance" for the Regents to change
their minds, adding "despite stu-
Wei are
plan tactics
(Continuedl fromn Pagep1)
U' cautions against
disrupting Regents
through outside gifts and volun- in Hill Aud.
tary student contributions. The "I want to make it impossible
Regents deadlocked on the pro- for ROTC to go on in its normal'
posal 4-4. way," Bluestone said. He described
Regent Gertrude Huebner ex- the normal functions of ROTC as
pressed willingness yesterday to "building a stronger war machine."
discuss the bookstore issue with In part, Fleming's statement
SGC. Mrs. Huebner-who support- said: "Every faculty m e m b e r
ed Fleming's funding plan-said, knows that if a colleague's class
ideally she favors financing the can be disrupted, so can his. If
bookstore through money raised ROTC is the target today becauseI
from a student-faculty coopera- of opposition of the war, why can-
tive. not a chemistry class be the target
dent folklore to the contrary
these are reasonable people."
Fleming termed 'as "iffy ques-
tions" the possibility that aca-
demic discipline may be brought
against the students who disrupt-
ed the Regents meeting.
The President said he still
favors funding the bookstore
PROTEST TOMORROW:
Fleming warns against ROTC
disruption offers 'U' forum
(Continued from Page 1> tomorrow because someone may Senate Assembly, the representa-
that this was not an alternative learn something about chemical tive faculty body, is presently
to the actions already planned. warfare. Or an electrical engineer- studying the question and said
"The faculty has been debating ing class because a student may "Perhaps this is not enough."
for almost two years," he said. go into rocketry. Or a class in "In legislative halls this past
"The time is to get rid of ROTC. Greek because someone does not year, there have been many de-
And you don't do that be debating like the current Greek government. mands that laws be passed to con-
"I do not mean to disparage the trol campus problems," Fleming
views of those who are opposed to wrote. "Some of us testified
ROTC," Fleming continued. "But against such legislation on the
to suggest that an ROTC course ground that we could and would
is 'fascist' deserves no more cred- handle our own problems. We
ence than the counterclaim that can, and we will."
anyone who is opposed to ROTC "But the question," he contin-
is 'communist.' We ought to be ued, "is whether we will do so
more creative in the University creatively or through angry con-
community about handling our frontations w h i c h accomplish
differences."
In proposing use of Hill Aud. little. Let us try to do it ere-
for a debate, Fleming noted that atively."
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DR. DAVID CRAWFORD
"Bach and Handel-a Gencral Comparison"
Thursday, Sept. 11-1 P.M.
1236 Washtenia t
(coriter of Wash/enaw & S. Fores/, near S. C ( rri rsii / )
Delicious Refreshments! People! Fun!
EVERYONE WELCOME! (No musical
knowledge needed)
lransportation fro nmeeting -prov ided
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Sept. 26 which is the day the state
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Bach Club meeting, Thursday. Sept.
11, 8:00 p.m.; 1236 Washtenaw (corn-
er of S. Forest and Washtenaw. near
S. Univ.). Speaker: Dr. David Craw-
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Comparison." Refreshments and fun af-
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knowledge unnecessary). For further
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Goldman.
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