Poge Two THE SUMMER DAILY Tuesday, July 24, 1973 I Page Two THE SUMMER DAILY Tuesday, July 24, 1973 t.v. tonight 6:00 2 4 7 i 13 News 9 Curtship of Eddie's Father 20 stagecoach West BW 24 ABC News-Smith Reasoner 50 Flintstones 5 Cha-ese Way-Cooking 6.30 2 11 CBS-Rloge Mdd 4 13 NBC swNe-John Chancellor 7 ABC News-Smith/Reasoner 9 iDream of Jeannie 4 Dick Van Dyke 50 Gilligan's Island 6 How Do Your Children Grow? 7:00 2 Truth or Consequences 4 Newss 7 To Tell the Truth 9 Beverly Hillbillies 11 To Tell the Truth 13 What's My Line? 20 Nanny and the Professor 24 Bowling for Dollars 50 I Love Lucy 56 Fench Chef 7:30 2 What's My Line? 4 You Asked For It 7 11 Peice Is Right 9 Wacky World oftJonathan Winters 13 Tenthor Consequences 20 Rifleman 24 Adventurer :0 Blacklifelnes 50 ogan's H~eoes 56 Changing Music :001 2 11 Maude 4 13 Baseball World of Joe Gaagiola 7 24 Temperatures Rising 9 Seaway 20 Burke's Law BW 30 56 Eening at Pops 50Daget-Crime Dama 8:15 4 13 All Star Baseball 8:30 2 11 Hawaii Five-O 7 24 Movie-Drama "Rolling Man" (1972) 50 Merv Griffin 9:00 9 News-Don Daly 20 There Is An Answer-Religion 30 56 International Performance 9:30 2 i7 Movie "Cite Club" (173) . t's a MsicalWorld 20 Seven Hundred Club 10:00 7 24 Marcus Welby, M.D. 9 To Be Announced Daily Official Bulletin Tuesday, July 24 Macromolecular Research Center: S. Nootkura, Osaka Univ. "Heterotactic Poly(vinyl Alcohol)," 3005 Chem. Bldg., 4 pm. Music School: Gal. Woodwind Quintet SM Recital Hall, 8 pm. University Players: Shaw's "Mrs. Warren's Profession," Power Ctre, 8 pm. GENERAL NOTICES Attention Students:Julyr1, 4:00 pm ilas' dale frte tis Sssse c-Halt Teem when the Reistrar's Office will allow refund for a 50 per cent Withdrawal Summer Commencement Exercises: August 1. 2 pn. inl Hill Aud. Reception for grdates thie elatise and friends in Michigan League Ballroom immediately follawing cemny. Tic. kets:dSalletoect prospectie gradu- ate, dsteributed troms.Aug 0 ta Aug. 07, at Diplma Dept. 1510 LSA. Aca- demic Costsme: May be rented at Moe Sport Shop, 711 N. University. Orders MUST be placed before July 28. CAREER PLANNING & PLACEMENT 3200 SAB, 764-7460 Action Peace Corps Vista: An Action Representative will be on campus, Homer Heath Lounge on 3rd floor of Michigan Union. July 30. 31 & Aug. 1 to discuss opportunities with interest- ed students. Appts. not necessary but stop in between 9 & 5 for a visit. The cantpus rep., Alison Montgomery, of Action will be 1i Career Planning & Placement Office from 12:30 on Wed. & Thurs., July 25, 26 to answer ques- tions for interested candidates. THE SUMME DAILY, smmere edi- tion of The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXIII, No. 46-S Tuesday, July 24, 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 Uivestyea at 420 May- ned Sreet Ann Abo, Michigan 4104. Subscrpionatees: $10 by aere cam- pus aea; $11 localnisil (Michgantsand Ohio); $13 non-local mail t other states and foreign). Summer session published Tuesday through Saturday morning. Subscrip- tion rates: $5.50 by carrier tsamps aea,$0350 lcslaiI t(iebga ansd Ohio); $7016 nont-lcalalss othse states and fssrei). THE STUDY GAME HoW TO PLAY AND WIN Avoiloble in Paperbock of U CELLAR and FOLLETTS Study r WASHINGTON .) - Black enrollment in the nation's col- leges doubled in the last five years, but despite gains, blacks still trail whites in income and employment levels, a new Census Bureau report showed. There was about the same dis- parity between median family in- come for blacks and whites in 1972 as in 1967. About $6,900 for 50 Perry Mason BW 56 Detroit Black Journal 10:30 56 Legacy-Documentary 11:00 2 4 7 1i 13 24 News 9 CBC News-Lloyd Robertson 50 One Step Beyond 11:30 2 11 Movie-Deama 4 13 Johnny Cacson 7 24 Jack Paar Tonite 9 News 20 New Directions 50 Movie-Western "The Quiet Gun." (1957) 12:00 9 Movie=Biogeaphy "Incendiary Blonde." (1945) 1:00 4 7 13 News 1:20 2 Wagon Train 11 News 2:50 2 News bar notes By GLORIA JANE SMITH Well, tonight brings Crossing to Mr. Floodas Party. Membera Andy Sacks (piano), Cory Mullen (guitar), Sarah Brown (bass) and Mark Lipson (drums) play blues that suffices for the most part as pleasant "after dinner mu- sic. Theirsreportoire includes such tunes as Sound of Music's famous "My Favorite Things. Last week, the newly organiz- ed group was joined by bongos and hrass on stage and thebsound was a little more meaty. Such guest appearances by other local artists may be expected in the fu- ture (although not necessarily). Hear them tonight at Flood's. Also tonight, Okra (with jazz they describe at a "slimy new taste in the mouth") play at The Blind Pig. neasures blacks and $11,500 for whites. THE REPORT indicated that during the 1970's, the rate of im- provement in blacks' position in the United States had slowed down from the "substantial soc- ial and economic gains' of the 1960's. "in recent years," it s a i d, "progress continued in some areas - notably education. How- ever, in some other areas no im- provements were noted. And in 1973, blacks still remain behind whites in most social and eco- nomic areas.'t The report said there is evi- dence that the number of black poor has increased in the last year while the number of white poor has decreased. THE CENSUS REPORT deals with the social and economic stat- us of the black population in 1972. It said there were about 727,- 000 blacks enrolled in college in 1972, which was double the num- ber in 1967. About 18 per cent of all blacks ages 18 to 24 were in college, compared with 13 per cent five years ago. The number of whites enrolled black progress in college totaled 7.4 million in The report said there were 7.7 1972,' including 26 per cent of million blacks below the -1 3 W youths ages 18 to 24. income level in 1972, about 33 per The high school drop-out rate cent of the black population, for blacks ages 14 to 24 also de- while there were 16.2 million clined, from 23.9 per cent in 1967 whites in the low income cate- to 17.8 pr cent in 1972. T h e gory, about 9 per cent of the white drop-out rate in 1972 was total. 10.7 per cent. One-fourth of black families re- THE PROPORTION of blacks ceive public assistance income ages 20 to 29 who were high in 1971 compared with 5 per cent school graduates increased from of white families. The proportion 54 per cent in 1967 to 65 per cent of black families and families of in 1972. The proportion of blacks other nonwhite races with in- ages 24 to 34 with at least four comes above $10,000 increased years of college increased from from 2 per cent in 1966 to 30 5.4 per cent to 8 per cent. per cent in 1971. LEARN THE FINE ART OF POOL HUSTLING Free Pocket Billiards instructions for the beginning player Every Wednesday, 5-7 P.M. BILLIARD ROOM, 2nd Floor MICHIGAN UNION Audrey Hepburn * Rex Harrison " Stanley Holloway IN MY FAIR *LADY1 Winner of EIGHT Academy Awards * Best Picture " Best Director (George Cukor) * Best Actor, Male (Rex Harrison) Best Sound * Best Color Cinematography (Harry Stradling) * Best Scoring of Music-Adaptation (Andre Previn) * Best Costume Design, Color * Best Art Direction, Color This Broadway musical adaptation of George Bernard Show's play, Pygmalion, will leave your heart HAPPY. TONIGHT-July 24th-Only 35mm Cinemascope 6:30 & 9:30 p.m. TOMORROW NIGHT-Dustin Hoffman in Mike Nichol's THE GRADUATE COMING THURSDAY-THE BOYS IN THE BAND All Showings in AUDITORIUM "A" Angell Halt-$1 Tickets for each evening'saperformance onosale outside the auditorium one hour before first show time. Grand Opening Wednesday WASHTENAW COUNTY'S ONLY TWIN CINEMA OPENS WEDNESDAY. LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN YPSILANTI-31 N. WASHINGTON INFORMATION 482-3300 starits Wednesday A Full-Length Feature Film Re-creation of the 50's I COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents A METROMEDIA PRODUCERS CORPORATION PRODUCTION LTTHE O09 TIMES JIOMi STARRING CHUCK BERRY/LITTLE RICHARD FATS DOMINO/CHUBBY CHECKER 0 DIDDLEY/5 SATINS THE SHIRELLES/THE COASTERS DANNY AND THE JUNIORS and Special Guest Star BILL HALEY' AND THE COMETS Ee se oucer CHARLES FRIES' -eoucedy y GERALD1. ISENBERG Dtirec-oy SID LEVIN and BOB ABEL- A Cinema Associates Film ' A Richard Nader Producton Ro:ssSOUasssstsTRAKRCRAAAWsssnABL o asssEORO olp +- ocaomctngau,KU c AeRTI _.. ;. i :t r " . x , . I starts Wednesday . - _ F-405, mll I