…ELDERFIELD REPORT: REGENT'S ADDENDA See editorial page i Vol. LXXVIII, No. 2-S Y I!3ZU D~ait SUNNY High-68 Low-42 Warm with little chance of rain Ann Arbor, Michigan, Thursday, May 2, 1968 Ten Cents Eight Pages U.S. accepts proposed peace talks on cruiser WASHINGTON (P')-The White spokesmen nonetheless g a v e had arrived yet from either Wash- House quickly agreed yesterday to straight-faced replies when asked ington or Hanoi, alth...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY .Thursday, May 2t Pc~e Two THE MICHIGAN DALY ThI1 u1. Jd4yv Msa:y 24 W , T ,, .. . POOR PEOPLE'S RALLY: SCLC leader, 6 others arrested MARKS, Miss. da! - Six Ne- Southern Christian Leadership groes were arrested yesterday Conference, on trespassing in this northwest Mississipi charges, town a the state highway pa- Sheriff L. V. Harrison of trol forcibly dispersed a crowd Quitman County said no one of some ...…
…Thursday, May 2,1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, May 2, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SEE SOVIET INFLUENCE: Laotian offensive halted Committee agrees on budget reductions Rocky wins Mass. VIENTIANE, Laos (A) - Com- munist forces in Laos have called a halt to their massive drive against the neutralist government of Premier Souvanna Phouma, Western military sources said yes- terday. Attacks on government posi- tions by North Vietnamese and P...…
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…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, Ma, Ch1amberlain will quit if Meuienot pickied Pag Si TH MIHIGN DILYThusda1 M PHILADELPHIA (P) - Wilt Chamberlain says he won't play for the Philadelphia 76ers next season if Frank McGuire or someone comparable doesn't get the National Basketball Associa- tion club's vacant coaching job.I Does Chamberlain, the 7'1" superstar want to be a player- coach? "Rather than have some stum- blebum on the bench...…
…Thursday, May 2, 1 968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, May 2, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lions LOS ANGELES (P) - Quarter- back Bill Munson and a third round draft choice were traded by the Los Angeles Rams to the' De- troit .Lions yesterday for three players and a first round choice. The Rams announced they got quarterback Milt Plum, flanker Pat Studstill and halfback Tom Watkins in the National Football League deal. Munson, 26, from Utah State,...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, May 2, 1968 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tactics changed in Viet operation Hippies,soldiers honor May Day WASHINGTON OP) - High ranking Army officers said yes- terday U.S. ground units in Viet- nam have changed tactics to fight in smaller formations.I Operating in company rather than in battalion strength per- mits covering more area while seeking contact with enemy forces, the officers said. Th...…
…VIOLENCE AND CIVIL RIGHTS PROTESTS See Editorial Page IYrE~ it igau Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom 4n 4br att CLOUDY Hugh-74 Low--43 Temperature remaining steady, highly cloudy this evening IY.T T 'WX7T . Nn. . _I w. a~ ..i.w. w... ..... . . . . _.. 1 AVI Y. 2J .hL5V9 IJ. IMP~j AINiN ARBORi, iMICIGIAN, SiATURDI~AY, MAY 2, 1964 SEVEN CENTS fv 'A v . _ -' L, 111r. L3l Britain Joins Effort For Peace in Cyprus Talk with UN ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Stanley Cites Research To Link, Virus, Cancer transferred the resulting malig- nancy through several stages, pro- ducing a culture far removed from the virus infection but in which the malignancy is still present. When the malignancy is then infected with another type of virus, this second type not only multiplies but the original Rous- Sarcoma Virus reappears. This, Dr. Stanley said, would indicate that the production of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Khrushchev Threatens U.S. Flights over Cubal As Len t Dsas tr A' edn to D s RED LEADERS Nikita S. Khrushchev and Fidel Castro yesterday capped May Day celebrations with vitriolic threats to the United States If Cuban overflights are continued. While Khrushchev warned against "disastrous" results, Castro indicated that the Cubans are ready to use force if necessary to stop the flights. In response, US' sources noted that th...…
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…FALL SORORITY RUSH OFFERS NO SOLUTION tritiau Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom & tiii FAIR AND WARMER High-65 Low-40 Turning clear; no showers See Editorial Page WA YTev 1V T- I wo V OL., Luu, No. 158 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1963 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAESF vua s oua:. 7 _.. Rector Reveals Musical Fare Panhel Conducts Straw Vote on Fall Rush By JEFFREY K. CHASE "New and different is the key- note to the presentat...…
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…1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1963 THE 1WICHJ(rAN A~wI-LY~ Survey I Steel Hi 0 . eOther P NEW YORK-President John steel companies raise prices did cat a Wall Street Journal survey report In the survey of 40 industrial was found that about half of th raised prices in the last month, V products accounting for about 39 plan to do so. Moreover, the increas ....... AMINTORE FANFANI ... defeated Reds in Italy Give Support To New Front ROME (P)-Flushe...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY nrlllrrR..gnAv_ 1I THE MICHiElAN AIIV1ITD~ ~ noijAx, Ivlikx ewlon s Golf Improves Steadily SPORTS SHORTS: Moss Quits Racing; NBA Elects Kennedy By The Associated Press ternational Jaycee tournament heldi at Tucson, Ariz. H e has played in various tour- naments in Niagara Falls and Pennsylvania besides the annual Michigan Open and National Amateur Qualifier. "I've never been able to do very well in the Michigan. Open, a...…
…SALAN' S LIFE POLITICAL DECISION See Page 4 5k i!3au ~E~aitr MODERATE High 70 Low--42 Continued mild today, fair, cooler tonight Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXII, No. 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Operas To Head Musical Season By MARJORIE BRAHMS Four complete operas - "La Traviata," "Carmen," "Mar- riage of Figaro," and "Rigoletto" - will add new scope to the 1962-'63 University M...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY vul _______________________U______________________ 1 ~~i ANNOUNCE SCHEDULE : To Feature Choral Union, Operas in New Season William Steinberg, will appear- Feb 4. On March 3, the Tokyo Classical Ballet, "Komaki," will perform. The Toronto Symphony Orchestra, with Walter Susskind conducting, is scheduled for March 13 to end the Choral Union series. Anne Fischer, piano solo- ist, making her first Ann Arbor appearance, wil...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 2,1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . '.'._nI _ __ _ Advisory Commission Recommends Changes I T -aft-artley Rulings Supreme Court May Delay Action ECONOMICS: CENTO To Strengthen Members Against Reds LONDON W) - The Central Treaty Organization (CEN'tO) has decided to strengthen.the economy of three of, its members, Turkey, Iran and Pakistan, to combat Soviet penetration. This was announced last night by British Foreign Secretary Lord ...…
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…'U' NEEDS CO-ED DORMS Y r e Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom i)aii4 FAIR, COOL Ifigh--55 Low-30 Warmer during the day, frost again tonight See Page 4 VOL. LXXL No. 149 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1961 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES Job Aid Denied' To Bearded Men Students Say Peterson Discourages Use of Summer Placement Service By IRIS BROWN Summer Placement Service Director Ward D. Peterson admitted last night he has discouraged sever...…
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