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…ROTC CREDIT See editorial page LIM~tt Wan Figh iv-Nitte Yearsn of4 Idiforioil Free doms lEali IMPROVING High--65o Low-.43° See Today for details Vol. .XXXIX, No. 154 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, April 12, 1979 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Judge rules Regents may move meeting Dorms to support Nestle boyCott BY PATRICIA HAGEN In a referendum held this week, University dormitory residents voted overwhelmingly in favor of a boycott of the purc...…

…UGANDA See editorial page \: ' Eig t -Nine Years of Editorial Freedom E aiIQ JINXED High--65o Low-52 See Today for details Vol. LXXXIX, No. 155 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, April 13, 1979 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages A Tenants Union continues By AMY SALTZMAN On November 11, 1968 a large white sign with bold black letters hung again- st the stark brick wall of an apartment building on E. Hoover, The sign read: .Join the Tenants Union Rent Stri...…

…--, In tomorrow's SUgtiad a adaZim : Fringe JOLTing political groups juveniles t TOP . \ r " JUVENILE gEL4NCU£NCY %a ° Joseph Heller's new novel, and more... persevere straight NUCLEARTPOWERSED NUC EA P WE High50"O See editorial page Low-42 Eigl f---Nixije YeaIrs of IEdi h, 11(1Free dom, Vol. LXXXIX, No. 156 Ann Arbor, MihghStra, April 1,97eCnt' Twelve Pages plus Supplement 'U'prof's experiences reflect change in Africa Lute assumes Ug...…

…OPEN MEETINGS See editorial page LtE 431W 1Ekti1 FIVE-STAR High-52 Low-34 See Today for details Figh Ity*-N n C Year of Editorial Freed1 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 157 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, April 15, 1979 Ten Cents Fourteen Pages plus Supplement Students on Executive Committees: A By JOHN SINKEVICS A dLUUr11 hi b1Ihin } i1U UIUTI1 17In1iIl S WKA -iA vL e rveu o n 0e11. mkin a decision via T1 I -- # Executive Committees at the University ...…

…SIT-INS REACH POINT OF NO RETURN See Page 4 Y Silt 43&U Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :43a4btty PARTLY CLOUDY High-45 LOW-32 Cool with a chance of showers in the late afternoon. FIVE CENTS VOL. LXX. No. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PAC _ State Colleges To Hire Mediato To Halt Quarrels over Money -Daily-Jerome Starr ELECTION NIGHT TENSION -- Republican Russell J. Burns, retiring fro...…

…PANHEL ELECTIONS: CHANGES NEEDED See Page 4 nirn Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :13 a t tis CLOUDY, WARMER High--50 LOW-25 Mild, southwest winds to raise temperatures. . ..,o.oM( l!A iiFFTN~iCu- T £ APR i 1 fiflnbFI'VE CENIT SIX PAG ANN ARBOR, MIUH UAN, WLUNENUAX, Arimii. ID, JLVDU r a i , 4.1i'J1Iv 1 a L7j"Ik a 93 r t a .- r '-u7"V 1T.. Ion I VOL. L2L&, No. L126 WISCONSIN PRIMARY: Kennedy Wins Battle, State n CI Schools...…

…ACTION URGENT POPULATION BOOM: Se Fage.6 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :43Ar xt'# CLOUDY, WARMER High-40 Iow-25 Chance of showers. VOL. LXX, No. 127 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX P I Play's Growth Related By STEPHANIE ROUMELL 1 Freshman Applications Boom, "It is very hard to tell you about the play's start, growth, regres- sions, its moments directly before the end," Playwright Lillian Hell...…

…CRY FOR EQUALITY IN SOUTH AFRICA See Page 4 Y *ir 4yu1 4hr 42 a t aw- 149 CLOUDY, SHOWERS High.-4a Low-32 Partly cloudy, not much change in temperature, scattered showers. Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXX, No. 128 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT I House Defers Action On Sales Tax Ballot Senate Approves Bill To Establish Grand Rapids Four-Year College By The Associated Press LANSING-The House yest...…

…CIVIL RIGHTS LAW PRESENTS PROBLEM See Page 4 *fr Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom D43ait t SNOW FLURRIES High-40 Low-28 Snow flurries during morning turning to partial overcast.' VOL. LXX, No. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA Offers Lure Faculty Away at Increasing Rate By JUDITH DONER and JUDITH SATTLER Offers from other colleges, industry and government are flowing in to lure faculty mem...…

…INCREASING 'U' SIZE OFFERS NO ANSWER See Page 4 YI rL t IJaI Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom AL t CLOUDY, WARMER High-45 Low-3Q Scattered snow flurries ending, warmer and cloudy in afternoon. FIVE CENTS VOL. LXX, No. 130 ANN ARBOR, MICUIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PA I ... ... f Racial Discrimination Bill Given to Council The following ordinance was submitted Thursday night to the City Council for consid...…

… CHE SMAN: DISPUTE OVER JUSTICE Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :4 a14 PARTLY CLOUDY Nigh-58 Y JLoW-44- Warmer in the afternoon; little change in evening temperatures. See Pace 4 w.a. w wnr -. - *OC VYPL. LiAA, N'o. 131 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX _._ _ - _ _ _. f Na Jif# IN DEMONSTRATIONS: Morality Shows Courage Automation: Key to New Er t4 DEMONSTRATORS -- Charles Shockley (left) a...…

…Study Confirms Stu dent Apathy, By KENNETH McELDOWNEY "The present generation of college students is politically dis- interested, apathetic and conservative. "Social movements and social philosophies do not arouse their interest or command their commitment," a book, "What College Students Think" reports. "In social psychological terms we would say that they react to baffling complexity by withdrawing. In the slogan of their own campus cultu...…

…SALARIES: SMALL ROLE IN LOSSES YI rL Seven tieth Year of Editorial Freedom t PARTLY CLOUDY High-74 Low-56 Slightly cooler, with scattered showers. See Page 4 YIVJ~ UI5NT~i . ... VOL. LXX. No. 133 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 19W FIVE UENS SIx Record Fails House To In Appropriation crease 'U Budge T- INTENT CONSTITUENCY-Members of various interest groups, including students currently picketing local stores, gath...…

…/ PICKETING MOTION EQUIVOCATES See Page 4 Y L it Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :ztit CLOUDY, SHOWERS High-73 Low-53 Mostly cloudy, slightly warmer with scattered showers late in day FIVE VENTS SIX. . VOL. LXX. No. 134 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1960 FIVE CENTS six Smith Appointed Law School Dean Stason To Retire After 29 Years; Replacement Approved by Regents Prof. Allan F. Smith was named the new dean of the L...…

…RABBLE: THE DIAG DEBATE?9; C, , r Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :4aii4 RAIN AND FOG High-74 Low-45 Occasional showers, with light and variable winds. See Page 4 VOL. LXX, No. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1960 FIVE CENTS' SIX PA( 1 ... .. Civic Group Sets Dramatic Season Formerly Under 'U' Sponsorship, Festival Will Offer Popular Plays The annual Drama Season, this year celebrating its 25th anni- versary, wi...…

…FOREIGN ATHLETES IPORTANT HERE See Page 4 YI t Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :4uii4 SHOWERS, COOLER hu r h-70 LOW-4$ Occasional showers turning to thundershowers this afternoon. Al '""^ AD ^ T'f/' + A y ^-n0 VOL. LXX, No. 136 Legislature Leaves 'U' Budget Hanging Postpone Adjournment Until May: Session Stalls on Salaries, Outlays LANSING (P)-Unable to come to terms on pay raises for them- selves and on spending for higher educati...…

… CHALLENGE: NOW A REALITY See Page 4 t ujau Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom~ A& :43 at FAIR AND COLD High--O Low-32 Light variable winds in the morning, warmer in Afternoon. ANN AR....... MI .-I"......r .. rcr...v nn, ~r . lo loa -FVECE T m m..N. SIX I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AYKIL 19, It1M xAvJV vlut .LA7 .. . Ne V T. f AIM Vol LXX, No 187 ANTI-SITDOWN LAW: Rule Called Unconstitutional By The Associated Press A new ...…

… DUE PROCESS: A LOT TO ASKA See Page 4 Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Daii4 SHOWERS Low--48 Partly cloudy with possible showers during the afternoon. VOL. LXX, No. 138 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES City Police Free Student Pickets Expect More Discussion of Case Before Announcement of Decision By PETER STUART City police tentatively released 14 students and one University employee yesterday a...…

… EXAM SCHEDULE OVEREXPEDIENT See Page 4 ZI: r Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :4DUt19 SHOWERS High-69 Low-52 Mostly cloudy with showers ending in the late afternoon. VOL. LXX, No. 139 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX i 1 Mendenhall Speaks' On 'Bible Values' Says Faith Based on Low Worth Of Historical, Cultural Activities By BEATRICE TEODORO "Biblical faith is based on the conviction that nothing his...…

…: PICKET ARRESTS HARASSMENT? Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 4jaii4 SUNNY, WARM Hlgh--74 Low--56 Partly cloudy tonight, southerly breezes. See Page 4 VOL. LXX, No. 140 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1960 'IVE CENTS TWENTY PAGES . I I Msu Continues Compulsory ROTC, NEW RADAR -- President Harlan Hatcher talks with Prof. William Boyd, director of Willow Run Laboratories, at a luncheon at which the new type of por...…

…COMPREHENSIVES: PRO AND CON see page 4 S r4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom DaitP WARM, CLOUDY High-83 Low-55 Present conditions to continue with little change Y1Vi~ U1L1NT~5 VA!,. LXX, No. 141 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1960 FIVE UENTS$ SIX PA aua aY.a v r Michigras 0 Marches in with Parade ( of Toy * * * * * * * * * Ike Welcomes de Gaulle, Raps False Peace Parleys To Discuss Conference Difficu...…

…PACIFISTS AT IT AGAIN et Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom D~at PARTLY CLOUDY High-74 Low-58 Scattered showers, moderate winds from northeast. See Page 4 VOL. LXX, No. 142 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX P The .f Professional BY PHILIP SHERMAN Readaptation of the military as a constabulary force is now ap- propriate, Prof. Morris Janowitz of the sociology department argues. "The military establi...…

… AFRICAN NATIONALISM RECONSIDERED See Page 4 Ci r Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :D aii4 CLOUDY, COOLER High-62 Low-=54 Scattered Showers ending late afternoon. VOL. LXX No. 143 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PAC Press No Charge In Littering Case Official Says City Not To Prosecute Two Picketers After Investigation By PETER STUART City authorities will bring no charges against two anti-discrimi- nation...…

… ADMISSIONS POLICY A SACRIFICE ? u1 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom t1 IA ) OI Hn gh-r54 Low--38 Light winds with little change in temperature See Page 4 VOL. LXX, No. 144 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX FAG ADMISSIONS POLICY: Hatcher Views 'U' Expansion By FAITH WEINSTEIN The problems of pressure from Increasing numbers of freshman applications to the University "will grow in perplexity and difficul...…

…STUDENTS: RE-AWAKENING? nte Ytoa Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Dai4b CLOUDY, COOL High-60 Low-2 Cloudy with temperatures slightly above yesterday. See Page 4 VOL. LXX, No. 145 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES Food Riot Ends In March to Hill Panty Raid Fails before Markley After Start as East Quad 'Sit-In' By MICHAEL HARRAH and HARRY PERLSTADT The residents of East Quardangle staged a sit-in stri...…

…ILLOGICAL POSITIVISM See Page 4 Ci r Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 4n 40w a t CONTINUED CLOUDY High-60 LOW54 Scattered showers by evening with little temperature change. VOL. LXX, No. 146 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGE PROTESTS POLICIES: SGC Supports Picketing Turkish Troops Patrol Istanbul To Curb Anti-Government Riot Student Government Council yesterday endorsed student picket- Ing and any o...…

…RELIGIOUS BIAS CLOUDS TRADITION See Page 4 Sit yn Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 4714hrt SHOWERS High--G0 Iow--45 Cloudy with increasing showers toward afternoon. VOL. LXX, No. 147 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX P) i Educator Advocates Additional Semester Nye Sees Need for State Colleges To Initiate More Efficient Plans By SUSAN FARRELL A recent study recommends that Michigan's colleges and univ...…

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…The Michigan Daily ANN AfZIIBOR, MI,,[CITIGAN, \WEDN1ESIAY, APRIl, 3, 1907. VOL. XV II. No. t.6 COLD WEATHER HINDERS VARSITY BALL PRACTICE Lack of Outdoor Work Makes Prob- able Line-up of Team Hard to IForecast. 041ith practicallVy01onlyanoek rmain- itterixfor the an-it 1,t~ l l 01ea 1 -ta ts _,n il,- prig h lt th ~qai , 11 Handcaped b th, ctat~,: ll 1 111 alici "r::m tilt t .m %%hch 11c 1 1wth C i-I Ciioacr"l'111. htcnddte o 05 hi 111111 ...…

…0hThe Michia Dily ANN .XRJillk \LCIC \ 111I \\N, l4, 1907 vol'.XVIT. No. 137. VARSITY WINS OPENER FROM THE INELIGIBLES Twirlers Do Effective Work and the Yannigans Hiave No Chance to Win (lame In the -i 1n( 0 n I i i ll i tIttr-t ailtti il~tS itiil 1)v ra<-'-c s I'iltils' by l~~th az~rcait> iiln -the l l ii I lhl i tit lIltila\i nti l il iii -l liti - 1; i cl trills Tit---ib Itl il f te I cit l l 11111- makshi tlas- ut-iptaii twenin a tc)1...…

…The Michigan Daily ANix XVII., No. 138.\ Ill:1. 1'lC1,; 10 VOL. XVII. o.18. UNION MINSTREL TROUPE WILL APPEAR TONIGHT Diress Rehearsal Last Night Proves That All1Is in Read- iness For the Big Show--- 500 Seats Still Unsold. Forxii 'ii xiii vxicsi n h '. iii ii clc xl ii and igi nal aunts, w -x i th a 1,1r xnOfiii ixixxix xx xyxxilxHir a11I W th s x lart c)ix ixi (of Ixx- ir al i i lcc whc ,i si iiiwil iipa ik ix i it i clt iir xThe'alci ...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVII. ANN :ARIII lid. MICII 1l;.\N, SA'I'VRI:YY APIl, No, 1 ;<> UNION MINSTREL SHOW IS A "HOWLING SUCCESS"9 S C SUGGESTS NEW METHOD n iii reMot ehosen as alter- "CHRIST'S RELIGION OF CHOOSING DEBATERS Iditinglec artc that ilicaionga1,4ain WA NO DGM TC Correspondent Would Overcome liii iiiiiiii li11e litititiilly exel in Coe Speaks on ',How D~id Life Look Difficulties by Increasing Nunm- 1:11(mli~tti ii ee~iiieini...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol- ~XVII. ANN.\Rk():, Ii. I I I lG\, 8VNI)A Y, \I'IZII ,,51907- SECOND MINSTRELS ARE BETTER THAN FIRST Michigan Union Show Draws (reat Audience and Proves Laughable or Entertaining Throughout. 'lii. mss'i iis ii' 'siiisics of liv\Ii l- ign i c vii \Iit"ii''l' vsiilatnih iii lnlcc''iiv hal, aR W cosnducted etchvii uccsfl i t nv foisiss isv TyIII ni- c ce Tle le hal, ;l l g eetd c I lii ilmn. ihoe is.Ioia dsolists wer In...…

…The Mlichigan Daily ANN. XVII.>>\A .AP IL, Vol- XVII. a . 14 r. BOOKER WASHINGTON theasotrli roillrs; of race andre PLEASED AUDIENCE n ole;ofclolamlonvlt'itced ttt his work if rc i nant. war racially Expressed Views on Solution of the prejudiced.l''here ro no farinaof slaverry i .... 4 ......... .... . . 1907 MICHIGANENSIAN IS READY FOR PRESS Books Will be on sale May I -Two Race Question - Asserted That the Negro is Wonderful Race. "'te...…

…The Michigan Daily ANN \Riiii, MIHI GAN, \V I-\ISI) \\ \APRILI itt 10- VOL. XVII. HISTORY OF UNIVERSITY OBISTi'ERIC'S STAFF FOR PRAISED BY AUTHORITIES President Angeli Voices His Appre- ciation of Book -1Devos is to Canvass City. C oitr ity auhoirities, (desirig to i- thy hstoy ff ll, ickritc. hae se- cure!( AA. I.. I )oc (x), to canvass th cit ciritil it cluit wk. In a recet nu ber f t Alt initi trcidct A gel a-thtfll itl i sitt o t helg...…

…The Mich iganDal ANN ARBlOR, Ml C'II( _ h\ 1Iti2;i l 1', I1Zh \ 'P~i Tt7 Vol'. XVHI. No. 14t3. COACH STAGG ISSUES ! ULTIMATUM TO MICHIGAN Says Michigan Must Abide by Con- ference Rules-Athletic Relations1 With Chicago Uncertain. tli a ('iiit'a tiiirant oinon.r on liclig ll' itttt, i th lin it it hav IonpoliI it heh icago p1a1-hg' pcr> ttill 11a1h11a",1 i : returlni to11Chi it; iii iii I hbie b itti h-ie ttiig iiiiiilos ii'iiriiigo date In ...…

…The MichignDal \cLk. XVII. No) . UNION MINSTRELS GO TO DETROIT TODAY The University Show Is Being Made a Society Event- Low Railroad Rates Are Open to All. Ths atron tie n 1ion \ infrl ' take the 4 '104 \icigit en k tr ri n for 1Det1o11, and(thisi> ecnilnlifat 8 o'clock tici ll app1 lear11at ill mni c 11.111.iiii-ilThe \\c'lii heu lihigan 'iou iii andtll ,, it 1wiltllhe 11eqtuall iided bk'Mccn t111 Iw ra izionis.i li 1115 411 The seal i li...…

…The Mlichigan Daily ANN \li< IkH(V ,\\'I)NIK'S1)\Y, AtII, 1 \i.XV II. r c. 14 5. TEAM GOES TODAY TO PHILADELPHIA Garrels and His Men ILeave for Big Intercollegiate Meet-(ios- sip on Outcome. r iitkli N COMEDY CUBTO l'c i~ci~ 1zacIi i"e ~t ~ BE ~i REORGAN12 it i' \I N I "l ; I 5 l.ft N'll ZED "' f l l il tip 4"4t-- til jat"4 .;yin l I)<t i °tl ,ctt.i c"rl+ t Miembers Wvill ek to unite tne D)ramatic Interests of the tUn- i 3 .t11 I11111...…

…The Mlichigan Daily NiL. X v II.1 )R 'vii. 146. I["I; ) ",.1' I 2 ,i~rf. Vol- XVIT. No. 146. OPINION FAVORS DRAMATICS CHANGE Many Ideas Are Suggested for Changing Organization of the Comedy Club. Natm a l~lw i nln l i i vii i 'Iiia 1cri w , tl I t i n 'WHAT THEY THINK vf igtt, ihdrawv.'IThev'facet >i4 tha Mihgn w yttiii tv f theIaaivvial if IA6 ')M110INNNNCW ret il i;<t111lat lcltl eeill'+ It! lac' tllt .EUt{,i tllc larc, a < eiter<tl ...…

…The Michigan Daily AN \ II II \ ,IR I \ 'KI \\ II, 6I 190 \Vol- XVII. No. 147. .............. WE DO NOT TRAIN l FOR CIIIZENSHIP Writer in Inlander Argues That the College Man Is Not Awak- ened to his Responsiilities. "D trXItiXiIg Ihe 'IXcXI of a fy rdleI or InXlIX th Im ty offro " for fouXr IyeIars, o r XXXinX XXIX ~ iuso 11111 , cXim ilXic a11(1 oXcial IasIX cr11 a ths hn s ar left r rir clk to afecr '['h I n X thXXiXXXi, fom ":Ac VlXTr...…

…The Michigan Daily AN\ I E I C-N , NIS. l yl I nnn ,l( RI)\N Nii1()0 7. VOL.. XVII. on. 148,. ART IN COLLEGES [ 11 11[.1; ?~)l HAS NOT THRIVE D 1h' ri li~ itwl ue W. M. R. French 'Talks on Art iniinin iinml it~ 1)',tofitscl~~t 13 't21 4ttii a ilI the University and Gives ILast o l lathu it ii mltii ni 'Tihe linc S. L. A. Lecture. u ol)t tin ninnin\rImmcirn Xii Ili;iSquirei liii r idin ouriiii. . . .ie . iN i n ,* I D n.1 , Mi i llnmii nnnn...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVII1. No. 1 49,. ALBION TRIMMED IN EXCITIING GAME Pitcher' Battle Results in Close Score of 2 to 0-Whipple Al- lows But Two Safe Hits and No Bases on Balls. 11111trs w 8k n(at111 m a th faur o hefstbaenl gne i ,i 1111111l 1 1118111111ut1t o i :. and Ito ase11111 al. 0 1 1111 '111nin time.. l I 11111c1also allmvcd n') \pas 1e-1-1 f11 1 rt ni lll1 111 Mellon it t sor 1all1d1ou1 .t11111plat, an an e11111, 118 M1111 (r...…

…The Michigan Daily .V I ............ , ,. XVFI. No 1 io, ATHLETES TELL OFt PHILADELPHIA TRIP ,en Return With More Watches -Pennsy Treated Them Roy- ally---How It All Happened. i-t cfoiur i}-carp h icrnerd tic gold ?".\'St tl -cu l iiiic. I-i retu nd illtn Cii S o th ii -itri R mei c~tt jlt, ofiiiei YirkiCitN. 'Jihly. i ar lii-n iiion ily cried a -W ,sl h t i is iiiiiiiii i but r- Inn liii isllad b " in" Patter The trp as n li)Valc in liith...…

…EXTRA Y 6iltA6F 4I it4 EXTRA 'r Vol. LXXVlI, No. 152-A Ann Arbor, Michigan, Monday, April 1, 1968 Four Pages An Editorial. THE SURGE of enthusiasm which swept the nation and the world last night when Lyndon Baines Johnson apparently handed down the mantle of the Presidency should not obscure the historical significance of his dis- astrous Administration. For the five years of Johnson's Presidency have highlighted the fundamental miscon...…

…BOMBING HALT: TOO LATE See editorial page C, 4c i :4E a it~ FAIR 1-igh-57 Low-25 Cool during the day; partly cloudy and warmer tonight Vol. LXXVII, No. 153 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tuesday, April 2, 1968 Ten Pages City Dems TakeLBJ 3 Council Seats To MVeet Kennedy, -0 Quenon Beats Riecker byOne Vote; Voter Turnout Lowest in Years Democrat Ernest Quenon eked out a one-vote upset vic- tory over his Republican Second Ward opponent Jam...…

…STUDENT VOICE IN THE CITY See editorial page LY W itCig &titi'& I CLOUDY High--60 Low--43 Cloudy and warmer; chance of showers. Vol, LXXVIII, No. 154 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Wednesday, April 3, 1968 Eight Pages m:. . cCARTHY S EEPS 225, ISCO SI PRIM RY; U.S. JETS HIT MILES ORTH OF DI Z Hanoi Statement' Blasts Peace Bid, Air Strikes Limited to Area South Of 20t1h Parallel in North Vietnam By The Associated Press The Pen...…

…NEGOTIATIONS: THE FIRST WORD See editorial page (ZAP gutriauP D~At& COLDER High-63 Low-40 Thundershowers today and tonight, turning colder by evening. Vol: LXXVIII, No. 155 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Thursday, April'4, 1968 Ten Pages Johnson Talks To .FK, HHH White House Remains Silent On Contents of Two Meetings WASHINGTON (R-President Johnson met yesterday for about an hour each with Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Sen. Robert F. Ke...…

…ENGINEERS: WIY'NOT? See editorial page L ilt A6 &tittj I GUSTY IIGI-54 LOW-34 Clearing, Little chance of rain, windy Vol. LXXVIIf, No. 156 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Friday, April 5, 1968, Twelve Pages l LBJ Confers With Riots Hit Sities V Thant, Delays U"S. Hawaii Conference UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. iP)- Late last night, White House In a hastily arr'anged conference, press secretary George Christian President Johnson talked for said ...…

…IN MEMORIAM: MARTIN LUTHER KING See editorial page C I i 4c Sir i!3zr :Iaittj FROSTY High-42 Low-20, Clear, chance of freezing rain Vol. LXXVIII, No. 157 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Saturday, April 6, 1968 Ten Pages I is S I Six In Rioters Slain Four Killed West Chicago Rioters Burn, 16 Blocks In Capital Guard Quells Disturbances In Detroit DETROIT ,P) - Police and the National Guard 'moved swiftly into Detroit's 12th Street a...…

…FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND THE GHETTO See editorial page Y L gilta :43 a it WARMER High-GO Low-32 Mostly cloudy, showers tomorrow ir Vol LXXVIII, No. 158 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Sunday, April 7, 1968 Ten Pages T 0 A c.> LBJ Speech Baltimore Blazes, 'ostponed Congressional Address Delayed for Funeral WASHINGTON (P)-The White House anno'unced yester- day that President Johnson's plans to address a joint session of Congress tomorrow ...…