…INTRAMURAL PROGRAM: IMPROVE OR DESTROY IT See Editorial Page Sir 43U1 Iaty BLAA-iH High-55 Low--36 Cloudy, rainy; generally miserable Seventy-Six Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVII, No. 25 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1966 SEVEN CENTS TEN PAGES Survey Reveals Doubt in Continued Prosperity American consumers have be- come much less optimistic since the first of this year. The latest quarterly survey con- duct...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICIGAN DAILYV FR~nV- 9PTIM~iiK, A1' IOn r n* t:* t ,P tt' A,;,tAA ~. tAS.L'fr .)U, lUUU FILMS Belntondo Cardinal Rescue 'Medium' Called An Unqualified Disaster; A Medioere Opera Even Worse As Film - t Mille (Jartouclie' rom Ia By RICHARD AYERS Cartouche," .Showing this week- end at Cinema II, is an adventure, with a conic- plot and serious characters, set in 18th Century France. One of the more dexterous Paris thieves,...…
…FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1966 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Election Results Stir Concern Over White Ba icklash WASHINGTON (P) - Political triumphs by segregationists who weren't expected to win, plus continuing racial violence, stirred interest yesterday in the possi- bility of a white backlash in the November elections. A prominent backer of civ- ily rights legislation, Chairman Emanuel Celler, (D-N.Y.), of the House Judiciary Committee, s...…
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…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30.1966 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAIlY FRIDAY. SEPTEMHI~R 20 i~ aAF.ii at .i.,} AI.RIi . . iJ1 1LL14 VV, 1JVV A THE LAWYERS CLUB Needs Busboys, Waiters, and Kitchen Cleaners The top rate is PAID for your services APPLY AT THE LAWYERS CLUB Contact: Miss Steketee or Mrs. Langer Call 764-1112 for information r.1:^ii. ri:."rrrr.^r: "rrrr: ,Y.iiiV1"r: ".'r.'::::.r':::. ""::r::."::', :.r .,r ...........…
…30, 1966 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN 30,196 TE iCHGA DAL-PAG-SVE I insights and insults fHHfK VFT7NFR MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP: Dodl nrs lNpor Flao tas Ktnufax Wins 26th r MEEW' ! so mill uinuu I Improving Intramurals Without Really Trying The University has a lot of problems, and one of them is the Intramural Department. When people want to play handball, codeball, paddleball, and squash they have to wait many hours. This is bec...…
…PAGE EIGHT TH MICUIGAN DAVI Y FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1966 PAGE EIGHT FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. Ifl~0 i + + +++^+ +. } ../a.rta a a.ta a asL iY V V 1VVV u albott Tops Weather ar Heel Talk GRID SEL Dee Harris. Bunny Coordinator AECTIONS r at Playboy Club Internationali ---ii in n ri %IIAAwar~t .lao iju Jmg ,W.tau inau is eay J.J eaps nr nuuanaii By BOB McFARLAND If a sportswriter from the Tar the fourth quarter, as they did Heel state doe...…
…FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1966 THE MICHIGAN DAII.rY PAGE NINA' FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1966 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAQ~ NINP~ Dehlin Added to Blue Injury List' Barry Dehlin, beset by injuries throughout his varsity career, has been hurt again, and will sit out this week's game against North Carolina. Dehlin, a key linebacker in a" very effective= Michigan de- fense up to date, was injured in the Wolverines' 17-7 victory over' California last Sa...…
…PAGE TENi THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1966 PAGE TE~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1966 Troops Find Surprise Entering 'Deserted' By PETER ARNETT LINH HOI, Viet Nam (IP)-This is the way life goes in a village caught in the vortex of war. Artillery shells burst among the flimsy thatched huts of Linh Hoi. Napalm seared through co- conut trees and corn. Far below the splintering shrap- nel, in a deep earth bunker, the...…
