Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, May 9, 1975 Page||||| Two|THE|MICHIGAN DA-L- -r-d.. M .. 9, ...7.5 Daily Official Bulletin Friday, May 9 Day Calendar WUOM: Dr. V. Elvin Anderson, U. of Minnesota, "The Health Profes- sional & Human Genetics," 10 am. Tennis: UM vs. Indiana, Varsity Courts, 2:30 pm.. African Film Series: Fear Wom- en; Africa: An Introduction, Lee Rtm. 1, MLB, 8 pm. Career Planning & Placement 3200 SAn, 764-7460 Harvard U. offers a 6 wks. Sum- mer 'Career Discovery Program" for students eonnsidering eollege or grad. studies in Arch., Landscape Arch., or City A&Regional Planning. Also for adults, teachers, career counselors, etc. who wish to in- crease their understanding of en- vironmental design and planning professions. Write: Career Discov- ery , Program, Gund Rall, GSD, Harvard U., Cambridge, Ma 02138. Syracuse U. offers M's degree & Perm. TC in "Urban Teacher Pre- paration Program" open to Lib. Arts or Educ. majors. Combines grad. academic study A& paidinternship teaching in Syracuse Pub. Sbch. System. Brochure available at Ca- reer Planning & Placement. U. of Vs offers post-B's training in Engrg to B's of Math or Se., women are encouraged to apply. Program combines 1 yr. of academic & 6 mos. on-the-job-training. Ap- ply: Dr. R. E. Johnson, Dept. of Engrg., et AsRyts, T. of VA, Charlottesville, Va 22901. Managers Program, Graduate Sch, of Mngt/Northwestern U. an- nounces anpart-time program in Hospital and Health Services Mngt. Beginning in Sejt., 1975/The Mana- gers' Program enables a B's degree candidate to work toward a M's De- gree in evening study. Write: Ven- nie A. Lyons Dir., The Managers' Program, Grad. Sch. of Mngt., In the news today.. International National able and that Wallace was talking about In frnal~n00 f~n0the events which set the stage for Hit- CAMP PENI)LETON, Calif. - L o n WASHINGTON - The bodies of the ler's rise and World War II. Nol, clinging to the presilacy of Cam- last two Americans killed in Vietnam bodia with his mind impaired by a are probably in an American-run hos- stroke, was paid a $1 million bribe last pital in Saigon. The Pentagon says the oca month to resign by other officials in the State Department is trying to get them The Ann Arbor Board of Education has government. His successor, Saukham back and the father of one says he will voted to place a proposal for additional Khoy, the last Cambodian President, go to the new Revolutionary Government school millage on the June 9 ballot. The stated mournfully "We paid the price to if necessary to get his son home. The 1.5 mill request will be joined by ano- have Lon Nol leave and the country military confirmed yesterday that the ther proposal for a 3 mill renewal. And fell anyway." Nol fled with his family bodies of Cpl. Charles McMahon and since the schools are asking for more to Tawaii, where he bought a $100,000 Cpl. Darwin Judge were not taken out money, the Public Library jumped on house. He is protected there by the of the country because of the chaos of the bandwagon with a similar request U.S. Secret Service. the final evacuation after their deaths for a 1 mill renewal. The reason for the " April 28. They were killed while stand- requested increase it in a rise in the HAVANA - Cubian Premier F i d e 1 ing guard at Tan Son Nhut Airport. cost of education, according to S up t. Castro denied Wednesday that his gov- . Harry Howard. ernment had been in any way involved WASHINGTON - Gov. George Wallace in the assassination of President John of Alabama recently told a group of We t r Kennedy. But he did charge that there foreign correspondents he thinks the had been "numerous attempts" to kill United States may have been "fighting If you liked the weather we have had Cuban leaders, himself included, master- the wrong people" in World War II. He the past few days you'll like today. 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