…THE Mi~ich~igan Daily Vol. LXXXIV, No. 29-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, June 18, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages Nixon. promises nuclear aid to Israel, arrives in Jordan AMMAN { - President Nixon got a red carpet welcome yesterday in Jordan, the last stop of his Mid- dle East tour. He flew in from Jeru- salem after announcing a nuclear sales program for the Israelis to match a similar pledge to Egypt last week. "It is only the beginning of t...…
…oe Tw THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 18, 1974 Pag TwH.IHGN AL usaue1,17 In the news National WASHINGTON-The Supreme Court ruled that segregated "white flight" private schools cannot be given exclusive use of public recrea- tional facilities. The unanimous decision ap- parently rules out letting segregated acad- emies take over city football stadiums, base- ball diamonds or basketball courts for official games. The case arose in Montgome...…
…Tuesday, June 18, 19'i-, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Tuesday, June la, l9+-~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Kalmbach sentenced to at least six months in prison WASHINGTON (AP-Herbert Kalmbach, who collected millions for R i c h a r d N i x o n' s presidential campaigns and handled his private legal affairs, was sentenced yesterday to serve at least six months in prison for violating elec- tion laws. "Your honor, I'd like you to know how...…
…TUE Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Tuesday, June 18, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 fl-6 C0§06eE )OT HA' AUTHOR- FROM CRN(-{UAL- FROSICUTW. W A tg75 '-)G FOUR e&D6(4- F6OR OFU2A) W2 CAM) AEALV GO6 AL, TH6 tXX)'H - AJP A&AIM AK WIL- - HAVC (,J- AaCL" THAII NGKOK, THAILAND: BA Resignations, royal decrees, reappointments, rumors of a new coup - the sudden and confusing activity in Thailand only reveals t...…
…Tuesday, June 18, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five The break-in: Just two years ago WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two yars ago yesterday mornung, se- curity guard Frank Wills foiund masking tape on a door lead- ing into the Watergate office building and called the cops. That event changed Ri_:iard Nixon's life and put the word Watergate into the history b)iks. IT WAS about 2 a.m. when Sgt. Paul Leeper and officers Probers find torture in Uruguay UNI...…
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…Tuesday, June 18, 1974 State budget vote coming this week LANSING (UPI) - With Zollar's eight spending bill Committee work nearly com- however, are within "a coup pleted, House Appropriations of million dollars" of Milliken chairman William Copeland (D- proposal. Wyandotte) says he'll try to Copeland said he hopes to u ramrod much of the 1974-75 a shotgun approach, starti state budget through the House debate on the bills as soona this week. ...…
…Tuesday, June 18, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine MS. takes care of babysitting problem NEW YORK (UPI),- When she was three months pregnant and job-hunting, Phyllis Langer felt most uneasy during inter- ijews when asked: 'You're not going to h a v e hildren, are you?" Or, when asked: "YOU DON'T have any child- ren, do you?" She heard of an opening at MS. Magazine. "I called," Lang- er said in an interview, "and I said at once - I am preg...…
…Page Ten Group seeks to limit handgun possession tonnued trio tre :i CPC co-ordinator Ken Dill says he is confident that the common sense of most people will prevail - barring an over- whelming campaign by the gun interests.'" THYE MOST visible opponents of the amendment include the Michigan United Conservation Clubs, the Sportsman Alliance of Michigan and the Michigan Rifle and Pistol Association. Tom Washington, executive director of the Co...…
…lesdOY, June 18, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fleven THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Major League Leaders CHASES RAIN CLOUDS AWAY AMiERICAN LEAGUE aver Club G AB R R Pet. aein 57 227 35 90 .396 .Jcson Oak 55 197 41 70 .5 AB'6 42 151 30 49 .32s inn Mii 50 188 15 61 .324 Robinsoni Bal 58 214 16 69 .322 ,di Oak 60 236 28 76 .322 aun tIn 49 168 20 54 .321 ,strzeemski Bsn 61 215 42 69 5321 Ke C 58 195 29 62 .318 cRae Hole oRuns nolraion, Detro...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 18, 1974 1 §~e SanMJs7a./ Kaline topples Texas; Horton as DH Hok saysno Birds blank Minnesota; John Kahler --f . . - - .... _ ... .L L -. THE MORE ONE looks at the Detroit Tigers, the more one has to question the tho'ght processes of manager Ralph Houk. The Tigers happen to be hot at the moment; going into last night's game with Texas, the Bengals had won seven of their last nine. But the moves of the Miracl...…
