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Wec3nesdcty, December 8, 1971

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Page Seven

Wednesday, December 8, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Po~e Seven

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R. Williams
extradition to
be postponed
DETROIT () - - Arguments in
the extradition of Robert. Wil-
liams, former president of the Re-
public of New Africa, a black sep-
aratist state, have been postponed
at least until Jan. 28.
A hearing on the validity of
Williams' detention will be held
Jan. 14. Williams is currently
fighting extradition to North
Carolina where he must face a
1961 kidnapping indictment. Wil-
liams claims the indictment is a
forgery. A Wayne County circuit
judge granted the extension.

WASHINGTON OR) - The Su-
preme Court voted unanimously
yesterday to review a court rul-
ing that Central Connecticut
State College may deny its stu-
dents permission to found a chap-
ter of Students for a Democratic
Society (SDS) .

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ON SPRiNG AGENDA:
Supreme Court to decide on
school ban on 5135 chapter

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the
fall

group of students petitioned
college administration in the
of 1969 for official recogni-

tion of what they called a local national organization, loose and
chapter. Official recognition would divided though that organization
have allowed the chapter to use nay be."
campus buildings for meetings. A U.S. district court judge or-
The Student Affairs Committee dered the college to hold a hear-
approved the application after the ing on the relationship between
applicants said their chapter the local chapter and the na-
would be "completely independ- tional organization, but follow-
ent" of the national SDS. The ing the hearing upheld James' de-
Committee had expressed concern nial. The U.S. Court of Appeals
with campus violence and the of New York affirmed the district
reputation of the national organi- court.
zation in this regard. The students said their right of
However, university President F. assembly and organization was
Don James overruled the com- denied the college. They argued
mittee and denied recognition to that the decisions involve more
the chapter. He said "the state- than official stamp of approval
ment of purpose to form a local but with college control of meet-
chapter of Students for a Demo- ing places and methods of com-
cratic Society carries full and un- munication the denial in practical
mistakable adherence to at least effect "forbids respondents to or-
some of the major tenets of the ganize at all."

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1741 Plymouth Rood

Missionz from Madrid
Isabel Peron, wife of former Argentinian president Juan Peron,
waves to a cheering crowd upon her arrival in Buenor Aries
yesterday. She is reportedly in Argentina to unify the various
Peronist movements in the country. Juan Peron is currently
living in exile in Madrid.

(in North Campus Plgzq behind Lum's)
761-8406

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MUKI TSUR
Co-Editor of THE SEVENTH DAY (A work anolyz-
ing the feelings of soldiers who fought in the Six-
Day War of 1967)
Educator and Youth worker and Secretary of Kibbutz
Ein Gev
SPEAKS AT HILLEL
DECEMBER 8--8 p.m.'
Does the Kibbutz Movement
Face a Crisis ?
Politics of the second-generation kibbutzniks. Effects of the Six-
day War. Generation gap between Kibbutz founders and their
Children. Kibbutz society and Israeli society.
There will be time to ask questions about general kibbutz life
for those interested in spending time on a Kibbutz.

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2 days
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2.30
2.60
3.10
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4.10
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10.40
14.80
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6.30
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7.60
7.60
14.65
21.10
26.95
32.20

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PRESCRIPTION EYEWARE
and. SHADES

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NOON BOOK DISCUSSION

THURSDAY, DEC. 9
3545 Student Activities Bldg.

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DIALECT OF SEX
by SHILMUTH FIRESTONE
reviewed by CLAIRE JEANETTE
OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS
Michigan Union, 3rd floor

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