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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Saturday, May 25, 1974

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In the news this morning

International
JERUSALEM - Secretary of State Henry
Kissigner and Israeli Premier Golda Meir
discussed an undisclosed U.S. compromise
yesterday aimed at thinning out Israeli and
Syrian forces on the Golan Heights front. As
they met, Syrian and Israeli planes, tanks
and artillery clashed anew on the front.
Dovish Premier-Designate Yitzhak Rabin an-
nounced he had formed a new Israeli govern-
ment to replace Meir's, and that he hoped to
name his cabinet in the next few days. Kis-
singer flies to Damascus today to see Presi-
dent Hafez Assad for the eleventh and prob-
ably last time in the month-long peace mis-
sion. A troop and arms limitation, and the
size of the U.N. peacekeeping force, remain
the two principal unsettled issues in Kissin-
ger's effort to end the fighting between Israel
and Syria, now in its 74th day.
State
EAST LANISING -- Vice President Gerald

Ford said "our Constitution and our. institu-
tions will appropriately and fairly handle"
national problems ranging from Watergate to
the economy. Ford's prediction came as he
accepted a Distinguished Service Award at
Michigan State University while several hun-
dred demonstrators chanted and waved ban-
ners both inside and outside the building.
After receiving the award, he spoke to a joint
session of the state legislature in Lansing.
Weather
A cool day to celebrate Ann Arbor's birth-
day. With our movement into a northerly
flow created by a polar air mass, we'll have
cool temperatures today with partly cloudy
skies. Tonight we'll have increasing cloudi-
ness as a warm front moves up from the
south. Maximum temperatures today 57 to 62
with minimums tonight 48 to 53.

clue,
Collectkc
At the flicks th
Collectioneuse is
offering in Aud. A
and 10:40, while
presents Kinugasa
in the Architect
7:30 and 9:30. (F
tails,esee yester
Weekend column.
Upcoming Tues
Last Tango
Ann Arbor F
And. A, 7
Making a filn
script is possible,
a heavy burden
director, and cre
fairly new concel
but Last Tango in
a film.
Bernado Bertolu
tor, is obviously
task. He tries, b
cannot do it. Hisc
best mediocre, an
treat his actors as
unimportant. As
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personas.

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Daily Official Bulletin
Saturday, May 1
Day calendar
WUOM: Lecture by Prof. William
Pierce, assoc. mean of U-M LoW
School, "The Law and the American
neuse Child," 91.7 MHz, 1:00 p.m.
Mui col esquicentennial
s evening: La cartlon reetal ,ludson tadd, esriI
Cinema II's lonneur, Burton Tower, 6-7 p.m.
at 7:30, 9:05, career Planning & Placement
Cinema Guild 3200 SAN, 764-744
Masters of Business Administra-
's Gate of Hell tion at U o Toledo, Deadline for
are Aud. at application for fail is August 20.
or further de- Write Director of MBA, Toledo
4300.
day's Cinema Paralegal Institute in NYC offer-
}Ing work schlarshsips for 13 Week
* training this summer. Write them
day is at 132 Nassau St.
ay is: For Liberal Arts Orads without
in Paris teaching certificates a one - year
Master's Degree with paid intern-
lM Co-oP ship and inciudes courses for teach-
, 9:15 ing certificate at U of PA. Write
n without a Oraduate School of Ed.. 3700 Wal-
but it places nut St. Phiiadeiphia 19i74.
Masters Degree in mangement
3n the actors, offered at Oakiand U1 for non-busi-
sw. This is a ness majors. Can be part-time. Con-
pt in cinema, tact School of Econ & Mgmt, Oak-
iai ssc and U, Rochester, MI.-
Paris is such Summer term at fletcher School
of Law & Diplomacy offers courses
cci, the direc- beginning June 24. Deadline for ap-
iot up to the piacation June 14.
Details on all at CPP.
nt he simply PEACE CcRPS/VISTA recruiters
direction is at will be at CP&P, 3200 SAB, June 3
d he seems to through 5, 1974, 9 am. to 4 p.m.
he s e rt Voiunteers are needed for programs
if they were at home & abroad. Stop in or call
aresult, they 764-7p456 for an apsoitment.
ry believable sunday, May 16
TV Center: "Royal Game of
Chess," WWJ-TV Ch. 4, noon.
WUOM: "Witchcraft," lecture by
Tonpette Meter, 91.7 MHz, 1:00 p.m.
Monday, May 27
WUOM: Lecture by Lord Ritchie-
Calder, "The Next Billion Years is
Now," 91.7 MHz, 10:00 a.m.
Cariilon Concert: Janet Tebbel,
Blurton Tower. 7 p.m.
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Saturday, May 25, 1974
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HEPBURN
LAST SHOWS TONIGHT
Tennessee Williams'
Glass
Managerie
with SAM WATERSON
1973 color at 8 P.M.
The
Philadelphia
Story
with CARY GRANT
and JIMMY STEWART
1940 B.&W. at 10 P.M.
-BENEFIT-
Gay Liberation Front
$1.25 single $2 double
Mod. Language Aud. 3
Washington at Thover