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BySUSA.N ELAN
Xswclate Manaing Editor
(CAMBRIDGE Mas, The Na-
tidet for a
Democratic Society (SDS) voted
yesterday to hire and train 30
full-time regional teacher-organiz-
ers, to move the headquarters or
the Radical Education Project
(REP) from Ann Arbor to Chi-
cago, and to give full suppor-t to
the Spring M-obilization to End
the War in Vietnam.

The decision of the National "An ~
Counucil of SDS to train 30 organiz- '---
ers will become the primary re-r
spo(nsibility of REP. These region-') ln
al organizers will be responsible ' a
for meeting the immediate educa-
tional needs of the local SDS ' t a
chapters. This will entalthe dis-.q
tribution of film, pamphlets and ',eoixI~~
aid in campus organizing on such 4
issues as student power and the
draft.
4A sunlimer institute will be set ur
for the intensive tr'aining- of th

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--ANN ARBOR, XM11 f.
I ew camnpus newspapers are more in-
fluential than the Michigan Daily at the
University of Michigan here, and Clarence
]" unto is what is making the Daily move
these days.
Mlr. Fanto is mnanaging editor of the
Imper. An intense, energetic young man,
be i :fils t he paper with the same seri-
ous rrii(' he displays in carefully answer-
a isitor's questions.
To him, the paper is a disseminator of
news, a purveyor of opinion, a poser of
iiesions, and a forum for those who be-
Heve they have the answers. What the
paper prints, he emphasizes, is not always
'what the people like to read, We play
-ahfink is important to them.'

LILLIEIJ-Li'
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facult;
have
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Ilinois Bid To
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the Board in Con--
k ~trol of Student Vuh-.
' lications initially re-
fu s ed to approve
-next year's editor,
y 'who is always rec-.
ommended by "t h
current editors arn I
rarely turned dOmit,
,- The board owns.
"the Daily. "Occasi-
on ally they'll inforn -
Mr. Fanto a l11 y criticize ii:-s
F after 'we print sagp -
thing, but they have never- corsored onv~-
' -'n' before publication," says Mr. Fauu -.
'-'npndence that enabfe- -
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Student Paper-Under Study

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l~ ~ m c n xmlokruile n hik h rear'ith Wthsr I lit n g z' hereWO he def ! iteiic /etan
talkian Thhpi : qus88tf hnkhte.
J~ h° ,' h the studhe -aninete lerO~dalso be PI an ct h
gro t° id ' Te ro ant ne essary toY plan but it equities y tp ~ PPrted iunlver
°e togain mre ta ve s hie : the aers h
rgt a11 dcal Chonge theCn, fe,
Wrigt viw h bJutwente tit, the Sc ~ficut d sid "4txpaye
ent I otfathe ,an w R be / cludint e ' ntedh re°Unders8~"taaj ~ t~
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T&VOhigaf DAILY, seen by
many observers of collegiate
journalism as the finest student
paper in the nation, is about to
be investigated.
The University of Michigan's
Hoard in Control of Student Pub-
lications has asked that the
Committee on University Aff airs
(VACUA) establish a committee
"to consider the proper purpose,
function, and responsibility of a.
student newspaper in this uni-
versity community."
A resolution of the' publi-
cations board asks that the new
committee investigate whether
":the existing arrangements at the
University of Michigan ade-
quately serve these goals."
DAILY editor Mark. Killings-
worth stated the Board's request
for an investigation did not in-
dicate if such an inquiry might
lead to a limitation on the
DAILY's tradition of - editorial
freedom,

to expand its scope- or turn
the problem to another more~p/,% 2
resentative group.
A former DAILY staffer, W# Vi c,'~1V/
ter said that the problem io~t
nwbeen stated as "1just a' / d
vestigation of the relation altsy,,-- r <
board to the DAILY." l 4'v. "I (o
"This doesn't mean ai r.' &;tll
It's going to be a c i'l rzl o,, %i7S tl
mnove," said Winter t10 Q ' o1 ) p0) ~ti
that among the probl( ob 1 1,
sed might be the 'ey t sI'~' 7 " ' 1 t
making the DAIL' 001 le & 1r " p s
and the possbil'4. 1 t .. ,
second newsp 4 11Q? sip' j*A'y ic 1
A rb o r cam p u s, t ry '1" °0 to(, 1 : (V
W tuter na C 1 3r ,,' ,.-1 t
"is now out 1' r &<01 1 e4 1.s(+ 7'~
b o a r d ." FP ' t (j , . ,V)
now conc' t%41 ,. "Ib,;.
new edit ' t 1 -i 1 111 'S-. rs rt1*
cominV e O' zt -f t "b> 7,
the t10 s C';. C 0 ' 0 K,-,"r ' 'X1 * ,
sail 471 (4) C' -ihm h' F ,t1 k'-1t<1 f &Y'b1 7{

r ' C IlCAGO In their final ruling
o ? ~s slush fund case,
the ig Ten Faculty Representa-
dj- tires yesterday told University of,
a jj10j5 President David D. Henry
-f roaches Pete' Elliott, lMar-
ll f and Howard Braun are
on the Illinois ath-
ch21, Illinois
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