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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Saturday, August 8, 1970
Saturday, August 8, 1970
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Dal 665-6240
CAMPUS AREA
603 E. Liberty St.
CHAVEZ THREATENS BOYCOTT:
NOW SHOWING!
SHOWS AT:
1:15-3:45-6:10-8:45 P.M.
Box office opens 12:45 P.M.
Labor unions
LEE CUNT
MARVIN ASiWOOD
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PAINTYOUR WAGO. $4
RAY WALSTON HAWSI PRESNELL
w*J0DERICI OEWE %i- ANDRE PEVIN
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SALINAS, Calif. UP) - In the
dusty fields of the Salinas Val-
ley, a struggle is unfolding be-
tween two labor unions. T h e
fight o v e r which union shall
represent the field workers may
soon make salads as controver-
sial as table grapes have been.
Squaring off are the power-
ful Teamsters' Union and the
United Farm Workers Organiz-
ing Committee (UFWOC), an
AFL-CIO affiliate fresh from its
victory over table grape grow-
ers following a five-year strike
and national boycott.
UFWOC leader Cesar Chav-
field t
ez has brought in his top organ-
izers, including some who have
been with him for the past 10
years, and has set up headquar-
ters in a storefront housing the
Mexican-American Political As-
sociation.
No less determined, the West-
ern Conference of Teamsters
has- sent in an 18-man force
l e d by field director William
Grami. They are now hard at
work signing up field workers
here and in the Santa Maria
and San Luis Obispo valleys,
100 miles to the south.
At stake are the jobs of some
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1214 S. University
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An estimated 200,000 people got high and listened to music at Goose Lake rock festival yesterday. (See story, Page 3).
L AI^IIEAKNIIX rNPROMISE:
MICHIGAN REPERTORY - f
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TONIGHT
peter nichols'
JOE EGG
Lottery may call up too
many men
for service
2nd SMASH WEEK!!
"BRILLIANTLY BITCHY" -TIME
"NOTHING SHORT OF BRILLIANT"
-JUDITH CRIST
"SCREAMINGLY FUNNY"
--JOYCE HABER
Spenrd amarveous evening with eight of the boys.
Mdrt Crowley's
"TitEIUMSIN TItA EU99
FRIDAY & SATURDAY-AUGUST 7 & 8
JEZEBEL
dir. WILLIAM WYLER
Bette Davis, Henry Fonda, Fay Baintor
As a rebellious girl in the ante-bellum South, Bette Davis had
one of her strongest dramatic roles.
ACADEMY AWARD -
Short: WHAT'S THE WORLD COMING TO?
(CLYDE COOK)
7 & 9:05 ARCHITECTURE
662-8871 75c AUDITORIUM
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Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre &
Tickets: $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 Ph.
:00 p.m-.
668-6300
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Daily Classifieds
Bring Results !
WASHINGTON UP)--Selective
Service is already drafting men
with lottery numbers up to 195,
but it now suspects a lower num-
ber would have sufficed.
If so, Selective Service will
have to break one of two prom-
ises made to an undetermined
number of draft-age men-that
they would be selected in the
order fixed by the lottery; or
that a man missed by the draft
in 1970 would not have to face
it again.
The trouble is that many low-
numbered men were not avail-
able for the draft when the Pen-
tagon wanted them; and the
Pentagon could not wait.
In a lottery last Dec. 11. all
men then between 19 and 26
were assigned numbers from
one to 366. President Nixon de-
creed that each registrant would
receive maximum exposure to
the draft only during the first
year he was listed as 1-A, drop-
ping back into less vulnerable
categories if the draft missed
him then.
But the mixture of draft reg-
istrants was not the same in
each of the nation's 4,087 local
draft boards; some had large
numbers of college students due
to graduate in mid-year.
The administration recognized
that forcing each board to meet
a proportional monthly quota
might cause some boards to call
relatively high lottery numbers
while others still called low ones.
So Selective Service imposed
a monthly ceiling on the lottery
numbers to be drafted. Boards
were told that if they could not
meet a quota within the month-
ly ceiling,ethey could make it up
later.
By June, the draft was 10,000
men short of the Pentagon's re-
quirements.
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Box Office open 12:30
2nd WEEK
SHOW TIMES
Today & Sunday
1-3-5-7-9
Monday & Tuesday
7-9
BLUES FESTIVAL SPECIAL
"I D0 NOT PLAY NO ROCK & ROLL MUSIC"
FRED McDOWELL
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Can be anytime...
and the neighbors could care less.
Their quiet evening of study goes undisturbed thanks
to excellent sound conditioning and bi-level design.
Reserve your apartment for fall semester
then have a party ...
anytime.
OVER 25,000 LP'S.
OVER 300 LABELS IN STOCK
WHATCH FOR SPECIAL SALE
IEMS CHANGING WEEKLY
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents a Katzka-Loeb Production
starring Clint Eastwood
Telly Savalas, Don Rickye, Carroll O'Cono
and Donald Sutherland in "Kelly's Heroes
Written by Troy Kennedy Martin
Produced by Gabriel Katzka and Sidney Beckerman
Directed by Brian G. Hutton - Music by Lao Schifrin
Metrocolor
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1001 SOUTH FOREST
Two bedrooms starting at only $265.00
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N private parking free
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Slive-in resident manager to handle all your problems
See TOM WRIGHT, Apt. 211, 769-6374
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OPEN 1 P.M.
SPECIAL SHOW TIMES
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HOURS: MON.-FRI. 9:30-9, SAT. 9:30-6 0 SOUTH U.
STORE SUNDAYS NOON-5
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