…THE Mi&chilgan Daily Vol. LXXXIV, No. 20-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, June 5, 1974 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages A, Reinecke falls behind in California primary Brown holds slim lead over Alioto LOS ANGELES (M - State Con- troller Houston Flournoy jumped to a 2-1 lead last night over indict- ed Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke in early returns from the California Repub- lican primary for governor. Just 46 minutes after the polls closed at 8 p.m., tel...…
…,v veunesay, June), l/5 ' Ir J av tur the por acr gur and In the news this morning cancef nearly two months ago, announced er natI o nalyesterday that he would seek the Democratic JERUSALEM - Israel security forces gubernatorial nomination. Cavanagh, 45, erted another terrorist bloodbath by cap- made his announcement at a news conference ing two Arab guerrillas inside Israel on at which he also released a statement from his ir way to "make a...…
…&N DAILY Page Three Nixon ends ist of subversive groups WASHINGTON (RP) - President Nixon in full accord with the law and the pro- as abolished the Red-scare era list of tections its affords to all," he added. ubversive organizations maintained by The list, although it has languished in he attorney general and used to screen obscurity for some 20 years, still con- applicants for government jobs, the tained the names of about 300 groups. White ...…
…THE Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Wednesday, June 5, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 Bos against the ire OIL COMPANIES ARE RESPONSIBLE for many of the minor and major hassles which face Americans in their daily lives. For example: it comes from Ralph Nader that the energy crisis shortages have been fabricated by oil giants, while statistics show that oil company profits have been skyrocketing for the pas...…
…Wednesday, June 5, 1974 TH MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five I Wednesday, June 5, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Dodd Photo by TOM GOTTLIE8 Salute to Broadway Prof. Willis Patterson, right, and a group of nattily-dressed cohorts let out a mighty sound in a rehearsal for Regards to Broadway, an original revue to be presented at 8 p.m. Thursday Friday and Saturday at the Power Center. The revue will feature University faculty and students along ...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, JuneS 17 Page Six THE MiCHIGAN DAiLY Wednesday, June 5, 1974 A guide to impeachment procedure WASHINGTON (A') - The Sen- in the Senate. In four of those ing the impeachment provisions separate proces. it is possible, tee currently is studying sever ate, its 100 members silenced cases, federal judges were con- of the Constitution are neces- therefore, for a person to be proposed impeachment resole by t...…
…Wednesday, June 5, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven 7 Wednesd-. Jn ,17 TEMCIAAIYPg ee Impeachment rules revealed AP Photo THE HOUSE JUDICIARY Committee meets last month in one of the early sessions of its im- peachment inquiry. The committee is investigating charges against President Nixon in view of drafting articles of impeachment against the President. (Continued from Page 6) If the committee should re- commend against impeachment...…
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…Wednesday, June 5, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Daily Classilieds ROOM AND BOARD ROOM, possibly board, in large familyh house near campus in re- turn for light housework and/or babysitting (boy 10, girl 5) 4-6 p.m. weekdays and babyittng two eve- nings. Graduate or other mature student with liking for children preferred, references required. Pref- erence given to person prepared to move in now, stay through Christ- mas or longer. T...…
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…Wednesday, June 5, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteen Naval Academy seeks black enrollees (Oontinued from Page 3) JOHNSON does not think the problems have hampered his re- cruiting. He says the kids who do the hardest questioning are the ones who probably were not interested in the academy to begin with. "You know the Navy has the image of being lily white, and that has hurt. But the anti- white feeling among youngsters I'm working wi...…
…Page Fute THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 5, 1974 Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 5, 1974 Tape erased, (continued from Page 1) mally operating machi strong as to make recovery of the original conversation vir- "FIVE OR MORE set tually impossible. operations are involve "No explanation of the buzz explanation." section based on malfunction of The panel presented t the recorder can account for the conclusions as in a pre ...…
…IKE ICI-IS3A DAIY Pae.Fitee -THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen INJURY ENDS CAREER Flyers'Ashbee By The Associated Press A NATIVE of Weston, Ontar- PHILADELPHIA - Flyers io, the 34-year-old Ashbee broke defenseman Barry Ashbee re- into the NHL in 1965 with the tired from professional Hockey Bruins. But he played in only yesterday, his career cut short 14 games, sitting out part of the by an eye injury suffered in season with a neck injury and...…
…a I ra" I v.,,,I--j- - L- -L1 We nes Iy - Jun),-197 ImH ARMono^ v nIY Wednesday, June S, 1974 BY GIEOElGE Tigers, George Hastings i S rn World Team Tenn Is . . . i hWeeosi . .. here to stay? A READER PAGING through the sports page of his news- paper this summer might just run into something strange- a set of standings with the league initials "WTT" atop them. This year, for the first time since 1946, a professional league was founded in a ...…
