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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Satudayy 15, 1971
P-g Tw -H iHIA AL StraMa- 17
Michigan Film Society presents
SOUTHERN DISCOMFORT
Abbey Lincoln and Ivan Dixon in
NOTH ING BUT A MAN
white filmmakers/black cast 9 P M.
ALSO Tony Richardson's
SANCTUARY
7:30 & 10:30 P.M.
LEE REMICK, YYES MONTAND, ODETTA
from 2 novels by WILLIAM FAULKNER
TON iGHT Tuesday, May 18
Saturday, May 15
Satuday May1 ~ Friends Meeting House
First Baptist Church 1420 Hill
512 E. Huron 761-7849
double-bill $1
Cornrof
DIAL 662-6264 STATE & LIBERTY STS.
NOW THE ELECTRIFYING
BROADWAY HIT IS ON THE SCREEN!
Sensing conference set at 'U'
By JONATIIAN MILLER
Romote Sensing - a technol-
ogy of optical, electronic and
acoustic surveillance of the en-
vironment - is the subject of
an international symposium to
be held at the University next
week.
Scientists from the Soviet Un-
ion, Europe, Asia, South a n d
North America will convene to
hear over 200 papers dealing, in
the words of one University
news release, "with virtually all
aspects of remote sensing."
The conference participants
will concern themselves with
problems such as coconut blight,
and the application of remote
sensing to its detection and
eradication, applications of re-
mote sensing to the world
whether watch a n d oil slick
studies using photographic and
infrared data.
an original musical by JERRY BILIK
Ann Arbor Civic Theoter presents
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Box Office Open 10-8 Doily
668-6300
T >y s-
1,f,
"THE BRASS
AND GRASS
FOREVER f!"
May 5-8; May 12-15
Mendelssohn Theatre
TICKETS:
Wed. and Thurs.-$3 00
Fri. andSat.-$3.50
FAr.
There will be no discussion,
however, of military remote
sensing applications presently
being developed by the United
States and other nations.
Much of the research on re-
mote sensing conducted at the
University has been carried out
on behalf of the military, under
classified r e s e a rc h contracts
from the Defense Department
and other agencies.
The symposium, which is to
be conducted by the Center for
Remote Sensing and Analysis at
the University, is sponsored by
the University Institute of Sci-
ence and Technology, the Unit-
ed States departments of Agri-
culture, Transportation and the
Interior and the Environmental
Protection Agency.
The symposium follows a two
week "International Workshop"
on remote sensing at the Uni-
versity, sponsored by the Naval
Oceanographic service, the Na-
tional Aeronautics a n d Spaca
Administration, the Agency for
International Development and
the Departient of State, among
other government departments,
C t active without
getting busted .
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11:00 a.m.-Sermon by Dr. Hoover Rupert:
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Meaning."
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14.
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pers.
CITIZEN KANE
ORSON WELLES as Wil-
liam Randolph H e a r s t.
Welles blows the limits
off Hollywood. Our great-
est movie.
SUNDAY
Don't miss this chance to
see C H A R L IE CHAP-
LIN'S
MONSIEUR
VERDOUX
The movie that sent
Chaplin out of the USA
for his scathing sniggers
at war and society. With
MARTHA RAYE as the
durable-widow.
Architecture Auditorium
Haven & Monroe Streets
7 & 9 P.M.
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