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September 13, 1970 (vol. 81, iss. 10) • Page Image 1

… Eight Pages Students start group0to back auto workers With the deadline for an auto strike less than 60 hours away, a group of students met yesterday to discuss methods of sup- porting the auto workers…

…. The purpose of the group, which calls itself the Students to Support Auto Workers, is to "provide political and material support for the workers if they go on strike," accord- ing to Frank Shoichet, a…

…." The group is recognized by Student Gov- ernment Council as a student organization and has its office'in the Student Activities N Bldg. According to SGC Executive Vice Presi- dent Jerry De Grieck, part…

… still held captive L . in 'special hotel' By Trie Associated Press The blasts that demolished three captive airliners in the Jordan desert provoked dis- sension in Arab ranks last night, as the central…

… reinforce de- mands for release for seven Arab commandos held in Europe. A fourth plane, worth $25 million, had been blown up at Cairo at the start of his- tory's worst week of air piracy. The con- certed…

… Western governments to concede to ourem. terms." The front's original terms were that Bri- tain, Switzerland and West Germany had to release the Arab commandos in their cus- tody or the planes would be…

… our militants held It rema in these colonial lands." actually v It was unclear what the'front wanted the Arab peac United States to do. No member of the Arab in bad tr commando groups is known to be…

…." ------------------- - -Associated Press F THE PLANES captured by Arab guerrillas, a VC-14 owned by BOAC, stands Jordanian desert (above) moments before it was blown up by the guerrillas f. 'ace talks jeopordized b id east ailin…

… be tolerable for Israel. And be tolerable, the Arab must show ity to influence or control the n guerrillas. eir's prime concern in coming to on in the next few days is with ccusations of military…

…'s experimental nature, the students who live there seem to create an easy-going, innovative, atmosphere which is reflected on the coed corridor. The sixth floor is noisy, in part because all of the doors are open…

October 13, 1970 (vol. 81, iss. 35) • Page Image 4

…. - -__ - Iiphdiaq Chahey '- ZtM Siritgan ha OW Eighty years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Brother: Have I got a deal for you! i _____ ,I k…

… RECENT EVENTS in the Middle East have once again brought the Palestinian Arab guerrilla or- ganization to the attention of the world. Since the Six-Day W a r these g r o u p s have been in the forefront of…

… the so-called demo- cratic revolutionary movement to free Palestine from the Israelis. When discussing Arab guerrilla organizations, the' main focus of the many guerrilla groups, it sets policy for most…

… forthcoming from the occupied West Bank area. It seems that Fatah does not en- gender strong feelings from those Arabs living under Israeli rule. Or perhaps life is tolerable enough; for those Arabs that they…

… character of Israel. They as- sert that no genocide of'the Jews will occur if their struggle suc- ceeds, and that Jews and Arabs will live in peace as brothers. On the surface it would appear t h a t Fatah is…

… is more important, the extinction of a society: I n q i r a'd mutjtama (Arab words for extinction of a society). Therefore armed violence will necessarily assume diverse forms in addition to the…

… Jews - so the destruction of this state m u s t mean their dispersion. To where? Fatah says that Jews will be al- lowed to live in a democratic Arab state after Israel's extinction. They clarify t h i s…

…. Thus, part of the Jewish popula- tion must disappear. How? If Palestinian Arab guerrilla organizations are not anti-Jew- ish, why is it that the hostages not released in the recent hijack- ings were…

… Frenchmen and ten million Algerians. Israel proper has over 2.7 million Jews with 250,000 Arabs. The French had France to which to return; the Israelis have nowhere to go. The Algerian people could para- lyse…

… majority of its people firmly believe in t h e state. The Arabs in Israel proper have the highest living standards in the Arab world. No one claims Law Quad To the Daily: CIRCULATED throughout resi- dence…

January 13, 1970 (vol. 80, iss. 85) • Page Image 6

… Laboratory Student Aide Program are methods and time study. due Jan. 15, must be past Jr. year by State of Michigan, openings in Ing- June '70. ham county, Education Information Trainees Exchange Office…

…, Helsinki, Executive, EdifJour ,bckrnd, BA min, Finland, has openings for two students and exper. Drug inspector, BA and reg. in traffic planning, open to srs, or grad pharm. students, apply before Jan, 31…

… Israelis, who protested it seemed suspiciously like ap- peasement of the Russians and Arabs. Moscow seems to dislike it for the opposite reason. "We believe that in its pres- ent form the document is of a…

… "to shift the main emphasis" in peacemaking from big power exchanges to Arab-' Israeli exchanges through Jar- ring. The Russians list point by point their objections to the key American proposals for a…

… wrapped into Egypt, but Rus- sia believes Gaza is "an Arab territory" which must be re- stored to its pre-1967 status, meaning Egyptian-run, a n d that Israel has no right to a voice in its future; -The…

… zones on both sides of the border." -The Americans had proposed the 1.5 million Arab refugees should have the right to choose between repatriation on the basis of an agreed annual quota and resettlement…

…:30. Tickets are $3.00 per person, $2.00 per student, and $1.00 for children under 12. FOR TICKETS CALL Mrs. John Cooper, 971-7049, or Council of Churches, 663-9511, 761-0930 office of Religious Affairs 2282 S…

….A.B. 164-7442 Attention Canadian Graduates and Post-Graduate Students Each year, Canadian business and industry offers many excellent career opportunities to young men and women completing their university…

… AVAILABLE FOR MEN OR WOMEN STUDENTS FOR W I N T E R SEMESTER (4 MONTH LEASE) We invite you to check and compare our facilities a n d services and to live where YOUR EXPECTATIONS A R E MANAGEMENT GOALS FOR…

November 13, 1970 (vol. 81, iss. 62) • Page Image 2

… "Left Bank," referring to the left bank of the Seine River in Paris where students are fre- quently found mingling in out- door cafes. Rive Gauche, open every evening, with the excep- tion of Sunday, is…

… similarly a place where students can "meet to become actively involved in conversation," explained In- Kuin Kim, acting manager., In late October, Rive Gauche began scheduling international nights presented…

… by various na- tionality clubs. Last week was hosted by the Arab club. Mem- bers sold ethnic food, pastries, and beverages, while Arab mu- sic filtered through the house. Live entertainment and slides…

… were also planned by the Arab club. Hosts in the near future will be the East Indian club, the Chi- nese club (which plans to pre- sent an art exhibit) and the La- tin American club. Rive Gauche is…

… sit- uation" but says that he "will not be responsible for sending a woman with two children out into the cold." "Foreign students are not a popular issue on campus," Klin- ger explained and the "Univer…

… minute break" most students find necessary during an even- ing of study. Rive Gauche is also an ex- cellent place to find an inex- pensive Sunday dinner-often an international potluck. Rive Gauche is just…

…. But basically, "Rive Gauche," Kim concluded, "provides a uni- que opportunity for American and foreign students to learn about each other." The Michigan Daily, edited and man- a e6. by students at the…

… Daily University Players and the Speech Department apologize to the public for having to close the doors early in recent pro- ductions of the Student Labora- tory Theatre in the Arena Thea- tre. We…

… oiu g h t seriously about Iceland in the past three months." Judging from the re- sults of a recent midterm exami- nation in Scandinavian 441 (Norse Myth and Legend), I can state that some 46 students

September 13, 1970 (vol. 81, iss. 10) • Page Image 8

…, September 14 at 7:30 P.M. TUESDAY, Sept. 15 at 3:10 P.M. and 1:30 P.M. All Programs in the UGLI Multipurpose Room .. . . . ... -Associated Press, WO1iEN AND CHILDREN, among the first to be released by Arab

… Angell Hall. Students who do not make appoint- ment during scheduled per. have to wait until Sept. 23. Students on BGS, Lib. Studies and individual concentration turn in ma- terials on Sept. 28 to 1223…

… Angell Hall., Students with less than 55 hours at end of current term follow appt, pro- ced. arranged by Freshman-Soph., Counseling Office, 1213 A.H. All 'Hon- ors prog. students disregard these pro…

…: Student Organizations: The student Government Council Reg- ulations concerning student organiza- tions stipulates that an organization must register their organization within the first three weeks of the…

… Eastern Studiees LITTLE PRFSSR eOQK CNTER, For Reservations; Call 662-5529 Sponsored y: The Ecumenical Campus Center ---..- - _ There will be a meeting for the formation of the Office of Student

… Organization Policy Committee's Search Committee for a WOMAN'S ORGANIZATION ADVOCATE on TUESDAY, September 15, 12:00 Noon at Third floor of Student Activities Building (SAB) Representatives of all woman…

… PETITIONING NOW OPEN FOR Two Student Government Council vacancies (MEMBER-AT-LARGE SEATS) AH five student positions on the Office of Student Services, Policy Board Two vacancies on the Bookstore Policy ('U…

…' STORE BOARD OF DIRECTORS) A SANDWICH THAT'S FILL OUT PETITIONS and SIGN UP FOR INTERVIEWS at 1546 Student Activities Bldg. Students from all schools and colleges, graduates and undergraduates are urged…

… to petition. "AS BIG AS ITS NAME" I -MENU- ionday isENACTS Legislation and nvironment Cotrol Day STUDENT "JUMBO" STEAK HOAGIE . ... $1.10 CHEESE STEAK HOAGIE . . ...$1.15 Regular Submarine…

June 13, 1970 (vol. 80, iss. 28) • Page Image 3

… will offer area junior and senior highnschool students (and, says one staff member, anyone who feels "disaffili- ated"), a variety of cultural and intellectual activities. Monday, for example, the…

… reha By The Associaied Pre"' Arab tensions eased in Jordan yester- day after five days of bitter fighting but a youthful mob of leftists and guerrillas burned down the Jordanian embassy in Beirut. As the…

… appeared to end, at least temporarily, Jordan's gravest crisis since the Arab-Israeli war of 1967. An esti- mated 700 persons were killed or wound- ed is the fighting. Two Lebanese airliners with big red…

….- Among the defendants is David Lopez. a 23-year-old San Diego State College student who claims the short hair of Marines affected him socially in school. None of the other students would speak to him…

September 13, 1970 (vol. 81, iss. 10) • Page Image 3

… William P. Rogers said yesterday that the Nixon administration is considering economic aid to Israel, whose finances have, been hard hit in her long struggle with the Arabs. Sources said the amount of aid…

…- terested in things that affect t h e m most closely, how can you get them in- terested in things that are more re- mote?" dents, Nader sees student involvement as the biggest dividend from his work. "It can…

… all be done by the students. The power is there," he says. Nader is a man without title in a town where nearly everybody has one. He usually is dubbed "consumer ad- vocate," but to him the job goes by…

… has set up the center for the Study of Responsive Law, a loosely organized staff of young law- yers and students which has studied the Food and Drug Administration, Inter- state Commerce Commission…

… professional peo- ple working in the public interest." Nader considers students to be the best bet 'for getting that 20 per cent, com- pared with the 1 per cent or so of law- yers he says are doing what they…

May 13, 1970 (vol. 80, iss. 6) • Page Image 1

…. Parents and w Cities program. The plan, which is Model Cities neighborhood and new park, could begin this sum- for President Nixon's desegrega- the neighborhood centering on and students will have an oppor…

…, is a pilot pro- he did not oppose the program but Chairman of the Model Cities however, that the possible cut Mack elementary school, a teach- ulum and other student activities tional gram, testing the…

… in helping council's final approval to correct dicts that HUD will contribute and would not seriously damage program for high school students needs." The Model Cities plan as wel combat urban poverty…

… TEMENT : CSJ blasts interim iscipli nary rules By LINDSAY CHANEY At the first meeting of their summer session, Central' Student Judiciary (CSJ) issued a statement last night con- demning the Regents…

… University. to an agreement over the lo The by-laws to which the CSJ most of the details connected statement refers were prepared by ies of free weekly rock concert a student-faculty committee and begin either…

… May 24 or 31. Th subsequently approved by SGC and which includes the TransLove E the Faculty Assembly last March. In all areas where a student is' ganization, the SRC rock band charged with a non…

… yes- terday in an effort to snuff out Arab guerrilla bases there. . Taking immediate action, the fif r,/ U.N. Security Council in a unani- mous vote demanded "the immed- iate withdrawal of all Israeli…

… yts- guerrillas, the Israeli spokesman Over 400 people, many of them Over 70 people have been ar- ' Bail for the people who were said there was no heavy fighting students at Eastern Michigan rested in…

… this morning after they dis- The students who were arrested Suet tre iln h pi Meanwhile, all 15 members of obeyed a 10 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. in the skirmishes are facing li stdets startdoilithYpls- the U…

… protesters, Two students have' been hos-j the campus area. territory, who were demonstrating againstpiaie wihmnrlcatos Srly fer idgtste Israeli Ambassador Yosef Te- the recent suspension of six EMU on the face…

June 13, 1970 (vol. 80, iss. 28) • Page Image 6

… perspective is instrumental in propelling the Student Book Service NOW OPEN EVENINGS 7:00-10:30 many nice books 1215 S. UNIVERSITY 761-0700 Open daytime beqinninq June 22nd b 0 0 k s religious message as wel…

… grew after Froines addressed an audience of over 2,000 students and called for a shutdown of all universities next fall unless the wear is over and Bobby Seale and the New Haven Panthers are freed…

…, Clark said, include "Did Dr. Froines incite the students to violent and disruptive action? If he ad- vocated the closing of universi- ties, what did he mean by 'clos- ing'? "The public should be reas…

…- sured," declared Clark. "that the University will not submit tim- idly to assault by those who would destroy it or who would interfere with its operations by coercion or violence, whether they be students

… Joseph J. Sisco a series of discussions aimed at tr settling the Arab-Israeli war. Officials declined to say wheth The appearance of Soviet pilots i the discussion, officials said, but on political issues…

February 13, 1970 (vol. 80, iss. 112) • Page Image 8

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