…SATURDAY", JULY 1, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ' SATURDAY, JULY 1,1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY *S 4oti Election Win For Military Still Assured Chief of State Lieu Heads Team After Council Prevents Split SAIGON (R)-A military presi- dential ticket headed by Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu, with Premier Nguyen Cao Ky in the No. 2 spot, emerged from political infighting yesterday. Consolidating rival candidacies, with unified backing of the 600,...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. JULY 1. 190 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATTTRDAV.. ITT! V 1.. loai~, - .a S., e.r.e 4,74ai V Aw A-Iki v 0 LJ.LJJL At AUV a Ali Scoffs At Tourney For His Title SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Muhammad Ali, dethroned as heavyweight boxing champion by the World Boxing Association, said yesterday Sonny Liston could whip all eight boxers the WBA has selected for an elimi- nation series to find a new title- holder. He scoffed at the s...…
…PEACE CANDIDATE CHOICE TO VOTERS See Page 6 Y Sw4 iv ux D~at3 FAIR High-70 Low--50 Littie temperature change, slight chance of showers Seventy-Six Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVII, No. 20S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1967 SEVEN CENTS SFX PAI COMPUTER ERROR: 'U' Sends Orientation Folder To Rejected In-State Students h ree Convicted In Toledo Court Charges Steml from Anti-war Activi Staged at Armen Forces Day Rally By...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'G W U MCIA AL 'U' PLAYERS: Synge' s Playboy' Has Fine Pegeen of Pacjfjc's Callison College TRIAL THEN DEPORTATION?: . . D1~ Greece May Send A.Papandreou to U.S T lIP W- - 3 m At 5Lt 'IJrurtrt9I' 1,i~y rI uUU By ANDREW LUGG Usually "Playboy of the Western World" is played in one of two ways: either the mearding of the Irish dialogue is stressed or the dialogue is treated as sensation- stimuli and the sound of...…
…THURSDAY, JUl' 1 E 1, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'H.RSDAY, JUNE 1,987 THE M l \:r Et M!FflAI J.V ... PAGE' 1 Russian Toward War Vessels Sail SECESSIONIST UNREST: Prospects of War Force Americans from Nigeria Middle East U.S.-Soviet Sea Conflict Possible Nasser Set on Gulf Blockade; British Call Action 'Belligerent' By The Associated Press Soviet warships began sailing through the Bosporus yesterday, raising the threat of a naval con-...…
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…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1967 PAGE SiX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JUNE 1,1967 Foyt Wins ndy '500' Turbine I i r E As Jones Proves By PETER BRETT Special To The Daily , INDIANAPOLIS-The checkered flag finally came down for A. J. Foyt after a "nerve racking" and utterly unpredictable 51st running of the "500" yesterday. Parnelli Jones, driving the only turbine powered car in the race, had held a nearly constant ...…
…STATE TAX REFORM: QUICK ACTION VITAL See editorial page Yl r e Lw i n -A6F :43 DARKNESS Light- a.n.-6 p.m. Dark-6 p.m.-6 a.m. Partly light: total eclipse possible Seventy-Six Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVII, No. 151 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1967 SEVEN CENTS EIGHTPAGE IFtst, Third Ward Candidates Face Student Vote By GREG ZIEREN and HENRY GRIX Daily News Analysis Fourth of Five Parts The Ann Arbor City Council ca...…
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…SATURDAY, APRIL 1,196'7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TEMES SATURDAY, APRIL 1,1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ThREE Court Order Bars Today's Rail Strike States Strike Would Interrupt Flow of Defense Materials CHICAGO (AP)-Railroad con- ductors and brakemen were barred yesterday from proceeding with a nationwide railroad strike sched- uled to begin today. Judge Richard B. Austin of U.S. District Court issued a temporary restraining order against ...…
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…PAGE SEX THE MICHIgAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1967 PabulousFemslmprovelllichiganAthletici mn age 4 Miss Kraker Sweeps; Long Hair Follows Miss King's Diving Makes Big Splashes By CHUCK VETZNER Sports Editor, 1966-1967 Then there's that old thing about a picture being worth a thousand words. So if you will stop reading for a second and take aj look at the photograph which has' been enclosed . . Sure it's an old trick, but when the image...…
…SATURDAY, .APRIL 1, 1967 THE MICHI A N DAILY FACE SF.VrV SATU1LDA~Y, APRIL 1, 1967 THE 1~HCIHGA 1~T DAILY [ .slla4' ,>G JV *G:V 4 Dave Jacobs Dick Richards Cliff Chilvers Gary Vandervoort Gymnasts Place Second to SIU in NCAA Tourney I Gain Revenge on Iowa; VanderVoort, Rodney Star * * * * * * EXHIBITION BASEBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE IKan sas Sets Medley Mark; Matson Throws Discus 201' Special To The Daily1 CARBONDALE, Ill.-...…
…PAGE EIGHT' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, "APRIL 1. 1967 'Pomp-and Circumstances Beyond Our Go ntrol'I I The day began at 10:30 with the opening of the Honors Convocation. It ended with the press conference of Robber Wright Fleming, newly chos- en successor to University President Harlan Hatcher. But there were a lot of "happen- ings" in between those two well-planned events. Many University honor stu- dents sat inside Hill Auditor- ium y...…
…POSSIBLE TUITION HIKE: STUDENT CONSULATION See editorial page (Zi Lit igantl ~3AitF SUNNY High--33 Low-18 Northwest winds; warmer Seventy-Six Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVII, No. 128 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1967 SEVEN CENTS TEN PAGES Faculty Vacancies Pose Threat to Departments By WALLACE IMMEN "The student-faculty ratio has kept pace with enrollment in- creases over the past few years," said. Allan F...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, -MARCII 1, 1997 PAGE TWO TUE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1967 Segovia: Unique Chordal, Melodic Blend I ~J!7T~T~~ DIAL 5-6290 I By L. A. HIRSCHFELD Slowly and almost regrettfully,E Segovia crossed the stage at Rack- ham last night to begin his con- cert. As he attempted to seat£ himself he discovered that the con- tour seat on which he was to sit did not match his own contour. After several...…
…b A r4ic. tRrtf nra WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAllAr iI 1Ti Vial\)!11 Lf11L - 1 PAGE THREEi Senate Committee Consular Treaty t Sends Floor Would Install Consulates, Immunity Senate To Vote Within 2 Weeks; Favorable Outcome Foreseen WASHINGTON (P)--A consular treaty with the Soviet Union that some say may influence the war in Vietnam won approval Tuesday by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. In a 15-4 vote, the committe...…
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… PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1967 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAI~CH 1,1967 I I Friends of SNCC Presents NOTHING BUT A MAN Sunday, March 5 Room 3K, Michigan Union The CIA! By LEWIS GULICK WASHINGTON (P)-In the fur- or over Central Intelligence Agen- cy handouts to students, no one] is questioning the CIA's legal au- thority to spend large amounts of the taxpayers' money in secret. The 1949 Central Intel...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAUX M' Cage rs...o Skaters... .Prepare for Big W I PAGE SEVEN -j~ekentd 3 By JOEL RUBENSTEIN As with everything else, the Greeks had a word for it. "Sopho- more" was the word derived from two separate t e r m s, "sophs," meaning wise and "more," foolish. The two foes in this Saturday's Cobo Hall basketball match, Mich- igan and Wisconsin seem to have taken this dichotomy to heart. The Badgers, with ...…
…PAGE' EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1967 PAGEEIGT TH MIHIGA DALY EDNEDAY MARH 1196 A representative from the, Jervis B. Webb Company' will be on your campus March 13, 1967 GRADUATING ENGINEERS; the opportunities are excellent for those who desire a career in the Material Handling Industry, and are inter- ested in diversification of training in all product areas from designing to wherever your abilities carry you in this exc...…
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…PAGE TN TiE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1967 Highway Study, Predicts Greater Traffic Congestion *1 I DETROIT (P-) - If you think finding a downtown parking space is tough these days, wait ten years and you will find things even tougher. That was the conclusion of the Automobile Manufacturers Asso- ciation Saturday in a detailed study of what lies ahead for mo- torists of the future.- It painted a foreboding picture of many more ...…
…ELIGIBLE STUDENTS: REGISTER TO VOTE See editorial page Ci * r Lil t i au ~E~aitF COLDER High--28 Low--15 Partly cloudy; chance of snow flurries Seventy-Six Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVII, No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1967 SEVEN CENTS EIGH# PAGES _ _ __ - Cinema Guild SGC Files Subpoenaed, Served on Feldkamp; 'U' Leaders Meet In Closed Sessions By DAVID KNOKE EWtIREganBa NEWS WIRE Vietnam .TalksI Stude...…
…-1 PAGE TWO, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAIlY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1967 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1967 MUSIC PROTESTERS OUTSIDE: A FAREWELL BENEFIT Chamber Arts Concert Premiere Students Meet with Rusk; Shows High Level Musicianship Leave with Stronger Doubts I By TONI PRATT Monday night brought to Rack- ham Auditorium a premiere per-' formance of Music from Marlboro, sponsored by the Chamber Arts Series. This group i...…
…WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1967. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGV TIMIN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1967 FIlE MICHIGAN flAtLY PAGE THREE . Hanoi Hints At Possible Policy Shifts State Dept. Shows Interest in Several Weekend Utterances WASHINGTON (IP)-The U.S. government showed interest pub- licly yesterday in a couple of weekend utterances by North Viet- nam about getting into peace talks. State Department press officer Robert J. McCloskey said "careful stu...…
…Seventy-Sixth Year ED EDD AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN -- UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD m CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Where Opinions Are Free, Truth Will Prevail 40 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR, MICH. NEWS PHONE: 764-0552 The Michigan Daily is managed, written and edited by students at The University of Michigan. Articles and editorial opinions appearing in The Daily are those of the indi- vidual writers or the editors, and d...…
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…WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY vAt4-lw JQ1171mv TUE MICHIGAN BAJIX *, * I'1 u~' rAlLi : btVEN d Chilvers iaas'Lor o the Rings r o I' By BILL LEVIS It sounds like an Horatio tale but it really isn't. The climb hasn't been from to riches but it has been toug The ascent for gymnast Chilvers has been one from st uncertainty to a sense of be ing. Chilvers was ready to quit s his sophomore year in high s until "a friend of ...…
…0 ;PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEMMARY 1, 1967 PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1967 Re port on U' Pr posals for New Faeifities Review of Objectives Sees Wide Expansion; Future Building Boom (Continued from Page 1) In the past ten years the fed- eral matching grants programs' have supplemented this State fund' support for the health science pro- jects particularly. The booklet contains a sum- marized tabl...…
… Mailer's panorama of horrors Continued from page three modern thought, but the real ab- surd. The form of the new metaphor is a collection of chapters inter rupted by the introductory beeps over the ether of Amercia - thus following the rules of the art of the absurd: The absurd is an art which is built not only on interruption, but annoy- ance. . . . It assumes that annoyance, not love or passion or climax, or in- terest, or mood or mind o...…
… IL 40- 7 Turner: Old violence is the sire rI L 'Generalists often finish last Cities in a Race With Time, by Leanne R. Howe; Random House, N1o. by David L. Aiken Jeanne R. Lowe is a generalist. She's a journalist with a specialty, >ut makes no pretense to being an xpert in the usual academic ense of expertise. She has written :or several magazines, specializ- ng in urban affairs. It's often valuable to be a gen- ralist. Sometimes you can...…
… At lb 4 At 4 Seferis: myth, miracle, Continued from page four reading of the poems - was the poet's omission of the last words of Anticleia to her son: "Note all things strange seen here, to tell your lady in after days." Seferis was convicted. He was a woman- hater, and thus he was not Homeric, was not Greek. However having re-read his poems two or three times I can presently only ac- cuse the editors of denying the wisdom of Seferis' ...…
… Turner: Deep in the American dream Continued from page one els, we must deplore the author's slips and miscues. If I am right in thinking them irrelevant, then those who bring up -- if only to praise - the novel's truth and precision have succeeded in cloud- ing the true issues. Styron's own characterization of his work, "a meditation on his- tory," seems no better a formu- lation. Here he meant only that his fourth novel was relevant to ou...…
…4 5 p I F b I F A* # Af 0 i l Am q - 7 4 A less than brilliant venture in p 3 Hinterland star- dazzles i I city bastards 4 The Line of Least Existence and Other Plays, by Rosalyn Drexler. Random House. $4.95 hardbound, $1.95 paperbound by Elaine Georges "This is very exciting!" a girl in one of Rosalyn Drexel's plays admits to her boyfriend. Unfortunately, that much cannot be said for this collection of farces. Mrs. Drexe...…
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…Ai A t * S 6~ I S - 4 I. Mrs. Ginzburg and Papa Joe Continued from page one response, but behind it is a fatalism and in spite of Svetlana's self-indulgent ten- and inability to see that a society of hu- dency to see Stalinism as yet- another mans is not an immutable entity whose grotesque episode in the case history of whole is greater than its parts, the per- suffering Mother Russia. Those Soviets sons who compose it. Too often we are ...…
… S by Jeanne Safer A rich and intriguing collection of new and reprinted paperback titles has appeared in the past few months, especially in fields usually barren - poetry, psychol- ogy and the fine arts. Poets of Note A complete edition of Rimbaud has finally come out in paper. It is a two-volume University of Chi- cago Press edition edited and translated by Wallace Fowlie. The first volume is bilingual, and con- tains fine, if rather litera...…
…I /i 0 0 A i V, w f Collected Poems 1924-1955, by George Seferis; translated and edited by Edmund Keeley and Philip Sherrard. Princeton Univ. Press. $10. by Michael Madigan The translations of Keeley and Sherrard are unavoidably not the poems of George Seferis, the poems that were awarded the Nobel Prize in 1963. For, while Seferis has given his "generous interest and cooperation" to the transla- tors, the tone of the original poems...…
… Last of a well-recorded life Post-War Years: 1945-1954, by Il- ya Ehrenburg, translated by Ta- tiana Shebunina and Y v o n n e Kapp. World Publishing C o. $6.50. by Jane Duckett Being a writer in post-revolu- tion Russia has customarily been a hazardous occupation. Mayakov- sky opted for Russian roulette, which he played persistently until he lost. Pasternak secluded him- self in an out-of-the-way country home where he wrote into the drawer ...…
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