…news briefs By The Associated Press I NORTH VIETNAM yesterday backed away from nego- iations over prisoners of war and, in effect, rejected a U.S. proposal that prisoners from both sides be interned in a neutral country. Sweden had indicated it would accept the prisoners, and the ea of such an arrangement was endorsed Monday by President ixon. The North Vietnamese delegation to the Paris peace talks had aintained that the release of prisoner...…
…1U9VL~gO THEMICHGAN AIL rage tght THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wd . 1n7 -eunesay,may), l97 Washington A tactical shift I By TAMMY JACOBS Special To The Daily WASHINGTON - In a new burst of militance f r o m the peace movement, massive civil disobedience in the streets of the nation's capital has gone well be- yond the more traditional forms of pro- test against the Vietnam war. The tactic, reminiscent of the civil rights demonstrations of a decade...…
…& . . I If%-V v TM AALU7-lHt(',= IJPU-LY I . . - :, I Nahf . 'I -I - KA^,,, CZ IQ71 I r -t M.M..M.3nN nl : verresuay, sa f t d M ots ratorium stfor today -Daily-Tom Gottlieb MANY OF THE 7,000 DEMONSTRATORS ARRESTED MONDAY were incarcerated within the fenced Washington Redskin practice field Protests, rallies set for nation By LINDA DREEBEN and CHRIS PARKS Demonstrations are plan- ned today in Ann Arbor and around the nation as a part of a...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 5, 1971 Washington: From rallies to mass arrests sCantinuedtfrom Page t) A coalition of "non-partisan" peace groups, NPAC boasted that, at the Aptit 24 ma rch, "Middle America w a precs nt . as wcre Asian Ameteans, the gay eommnity, protemsien- als.. anti demrstrtatots trsm an infinate number of organi- zations." It a broad base of liberals and "Mdde Americans" ha v e ac- ceped the tacic of thc p...…
…Wednesday, May 5, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Wednesday, May 5, 1971 THE M1CHIGAN~ DAILY Page Eleven BIRD HILLS DEBATE: Cty aproves new housinr: af3S r Fafrk tial~r~ ctlcr r f, yC PAning A oo-lo ro nobshal Cahlins a Sftbekr of h rofp, thel dectiv l~onsideng ai law- gru agpins hed ct theydithouto preven he ntecned by fityl Tohnclawutwudcm.ne thropato's ynvrofmeta Maroal wahinsh alw membe tof te roupt aais Mony tah group nil sti llt...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 5, 1_971 Wi Rogers: Imagemaker... William Brown, IMAGE- MAKER: WILL ROGERS AND THE AMERICAN DREAM, University of Missouri Press, $10.00. By ROBERT W. CONROW Books Editor The American Dream is a well-worn issue - woven of our imaginations, made of our mus- cles, and, all too often, soiled by our errors. It is the dream of Martin Luther King for a day when the sons of former slaves and the sons o...…
…Wednesday, May 5, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteen ...American Dream Machine scouting the last American frontier. In a Lockheed Electra we scaled Mount McKinley, the highest one on the American continent. Bright, sunny day, and the most beautiful sight I ever saw. refers to Rogers as the "kind- ly debunker" - the man who managed to merge himself with the dream as both the devotee and the debunker. He was, in this sense, the inside-o...…
…Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 5, 1971 Pae outen HEMWIGt AIY edesay My _. 9 APRIL 24 Mass rally draws wiC (Continued from Page 8) These included students with "The war is Nixon's baby but cooperation from the Red Cross he doesn't believe in abortion." and anti-war lawyers. The pro- The predominant sentiment, test, more than usual, turned to however, was one of tempered traditional channels for expres- anger. "Not our sons,...…
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…Wednesday, May 5, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seventeen Wednesday, May 5, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seventeen I - PSYCHOLOGY PROF: SACUA elects new chairman E (Continued fron Page 3) posals designed to limit or end such research. Instead, Assembly asked two of its committees, the Classified Research Committee and the Research Policies Committee, to make a further study of the controversial issue. The report of the Classified Researc...…
…Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 5, 1971 Phelps named Irish coach; Ali offered Foreman bout By The Associated Press " SOUTH BEND, Ind. Richard "Digger" Phelps, 29, who last year guided Fordham University to its best year in history, was named head basketball coach at the Notre Dame University yesterday. Phelps succeeds Johnny Dee, who resigned last week to return to private law practice in Denver, Colo. In his one season at F...…
…Wednesay, May 5, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nineteen ]la-tsmen dro tibil to CMU ,f Special to the Daily the second ranked small college MT. PLEASANT - Michigan team in the nation. twice jumped out to big leads Michigan was paced in the yesterday only to succumb both first contest by Tom Ketting- times to Central Michigan's ex- er's double and home run and posive baseball machine yes- Leon Roberts two-run blast and terday in a non-conference...…
…Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 5, 19-71 PaeTenyTE IHGA AL-WdedaMyy,17 ~uI Protests, rallies set for nation (Coantinue frompage ) scheduled to speak. S t u d e nt strikes are also planned at city College and New York Unier- sity, Seattle's PCPJ group called for a day of "mass civil disobed- ience" and planned a "townj meeting"aat the city's main i- tersection. Students at West Virginia University in Morgantown plan- ned a pr...…
