Tuesday, September 11, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three THE ICHGAN AIL 'Seagull' soars into ideological brouhaha THE MICHIGAN DAILY Vol. LXXXIV, No. 5 Tuesday, September 11, 1973 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday morning during the University year at 420 May- nard Street.~ Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104.t Subscription rates: $10 by carrier (cam- pus area); $11 local mail (Michigan and Ohio); $12 non-local mail (other states and foreign). Summer session published Tuesday through Saturday morning. Subscrip- tion rates: $5.50 by carrier (campus. area); $6.50 local mail (Michigan and sOhio); 7.00 non-local mail (other states and foreign). Attention entering Freshmen! TOMMY'S HOLIDAY CAMP Welcomes You with FREE PINBALL Open 7 Days, 11 -12 Weekdays 'til 2 a.m. Friday and Saturday By CHARLES R. SMITH UPI Senior Editor HONG KONG - When I bought my copy of "Johnathan Livingstonj Seagull" in one of Taipei's book-! shops a few months ago I never1 dreamed the best-selling American changes which have taken place in recent years in the international. arena. The Taiwan compatriots are all the more discontented with thes Chiang' gang's dark rule;" the army1 radio said in answer to its own question. Bring your I.D. 632 PACKARD novel would be involved in a pro - - - p a g a n d a w a r b e tw e e n th e C h in e s e !'m u s s a n N a i o al i t s . 9 Communists and Nationalists. But it is. l) THE FEATHERED HERO of one of the instantly popular AmericanEV novel is caught up in a cold warE7 confrontation between the rival 316 S. STATE Chinese governments. The Communists accuse the gov-4 ernment of Generalissimo Chiang 4U0' Kai-shek of popularizing the novel,0 0 il in Taiwan as a means of counter- *i0 ing Peking's propaganda and at- in StOC k tempts to establish contacts. "The Chiang gang has made an I all-out effort to disseminate the 1DISCOUNT translated version of the American 10 / 4 fiction, 'Johnathan Livingston Sea- gull'," the Red Chinese Army radio ! onnew hardcovers said in a broadcast beamed to Taiwan. X ADULTS ONLYI Cr-ln7w best Film ever made" Al Goldstein ATTORNEY GENERAL Elliot Richardson talks to newsmen yesterday Foreign Relations Committee a summary of national security wiretap requested. KISSINGER NOMINATION: Senate committee bl ef fort to get wiretap - I"IN ADVOCATING the seagull's character, it is urging the young AP Photo students to pursue an ideal, a kind after refusing to give the Senate of pleasure, like the seagull in the s some committee members had book. The purpose is to lead the young students to the tether of the -- -so-called principle of 'pursuing one's ideal and doing hard work individually' and to divorce them from the just struggle for the uni- fication of the Motherland," the /- 5 / i 7 broadcast said. r clked in "It is said that as many as 100000 copies have thus far come off the press and that they are rep o rtdistributed at a nominal price rep o rt schools in Taiwan," the army for a second day, but left the wire- broadcast said. tap issue for the next closed ses- "This work has also been made sion. into a film by the puppet National- In that open session, Kissinger ist central motion picture studio revealed to the foreign relations so that itecanbepopularized on a committee that he was chairman!more extensive scale." of a White House committee that "WHY IS THE Chiang gang so approved convert operations by the earnest in popularizing this fic- Central Intelligence Agency,sbut tion?" the broadcast asked. he said he could give no details of "As everyone knows, people of this so-called committee of 40 in all strata on Taiwan are feeling public, restless in view of the drastic - - - - 5J , ii f ++ 1i ilk f I i YOU, CANC EAT Mounds of Spaghetti, Coleslaw, Garlic Bread EVERY WEDNESDAY 4:30-10 P.M. HURON HOTEL & LOUNGE 124 Pearl-483-1771-(Yps.) WASHINGTON (Reuter) - The anxious to have Kissinger approved nomination of Henry Kissinger asi as quickly as possible as Secretary secretary of state faced a delay of State because it has a number yesterday when the Senate Foreign of important diplomatic initiatives Relations Committee refused to awaiting him. accept only a partial explanation Kissinger is due to address theI of his role in wiretapping. United National General Assemblyl The committee is interested in on the Middle East and has delay- the part Kissinger played in the ed another visit to Peking. 1969 bugging of a number of gov- ernment officials and journalists THE WIRETAPPING issue has, who were suspected of leaking also overshadowed Kissinger's at- secret government information. tempt to outline to the committee his plans to keep Congress more THE COMMITTEE'demanded to closely informed of U.S. foreign see a copy of a justice department policies. report that would detail Kissinger's Sen. J. William Fulbright (D- role in that bugging. Ark.), chairman of the Senate Thp et in closed sessionIcommittee. told reporters the panel m larU&II CINEMA nnru nauv to uAn l inn fil °1WAI Ll uI c+i«&lnTn.l' ,nnll AUTI I I [':UPtN UAZIL UUN!48Z-S3U0 31 N:WASHINGIUN; YPSILANII "°'M THE NUMBEI THE JACKAL NOW-THI "Mr -4-- +AII _ R ONE BOOK E YEAR E SUSPENSE HE YEAR! 5th HIT WEEK te panei me iuibub-1141li lc, iaw ~ u= for an hour and a half today with was concerned about -the proced- Attorney-General t'iot Richard- ure under which half a dozen son, who gave the co1> .ttee only members of the President's Na- a summary of the repot saying tional Security Staff, directed by that "as best can be determined Henry Kissinger, were wiretapped from records of the Federal Bureau during a probe for information of Investigation, Dr. Kissinger's leakages' role including expressing concern Although Richardson declined to over leaks of sensitive material." turn over to the committee the Informed sources said Richard- full FBI report, he told reporters son told the committee that any he furnished all the material per- further elaboration of Kissinger's tinent to Kissinger's nomination.1 I i FILM OF T "MIND- BLOWING SUSPENSE" -Champlin, L.A. 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