… 7 - -ml OCTOBER Maybe it is formula painting, but he has a relentiess eye that makes art The Daily Ma Continued from Page 15 a bleak tundra with wind billowing in his long coat. Wyeth says he saw Loper "as a ship's figurehead . moving like hell." "Alexander C h a n dl e r" and "Grandfather" portray a blind aged Negro who guarded his grandchil- dren as they played outdoors. When one of the grandchildren strayed out of earshot, Chandler...…
…AL Ai-L3 -- I w 7w or 1w. -- -- MP .11L I v Im w OCTO ER '67 Robert Sklar on what was being written about hippies before the hippies were around aid there was such a thing as Timothy Leary . . . How it looks from the upper Bronx-a community organizer talks about rebellion and reaction . . . . . . . . . . . . . The wealth of the University and the po verty of Ann Arbor-an in-depth piece of reporting about the Ann Arbor ghetto and th...…
…- s AIL I w A m -4- AF 0 S "I mean, of course she's nice, but there is something about her I just don't like and that's why I don't want her in. I 1ibert kIlao n Reand TAin ,9 rushees so u±,at we can refer to them when we need more inform a- tion concerning a girl. Their pres- ence in the room, and occasional snatches of advice, lend an aura of traditional authority that bothers me. Happily, about midnight we had a surprise that clear...…
… THE BLACKLASH AND- A White Reaction By DAVID CHAMBERLAIN With the coming of autumn, the zoo is closing. As the winds get cooler, all the animals will slowly re- treat to their cages . . . and another sporting season is over for the white °man. For with the end of hot sum- mers goes the nigger problem. There won't be any riots in the winter, it's too cold. Even though there's no heat in the tenements, it's warmer there than on the street...…
… : 4U l 'AV- V / "The makeshift plans put togeth mer by city administrators to at in the ghettos are merely buying t Brous for the society to think the measures can long contain the t oppressed people.,' r...CStokely r Char le BLACK I POLITICS IN I THE KWESKIN JUG BAND PETE SEEGER A PHOTOGRAPHER THEODORE BIKEL A HIPPIE their own worth and influence as human beings so they'll be better equipped to make the most of what chances they ...…
…w w V V I mm-94r, 'W- -W -w- -w- -V) THE POOR OF THE ALL-AMER/CAN CITY By MARK LEVIN / 1 '4'. /1 r Ira' t :/ /7 FL .'i "'-I " c~_.. 622J homes of the other half Ann Arbor is an All-American city, so the Junior Chamber of Commerce proclaims. It's also as American as cherry pie, as Rap Brown would put it. And in that All-American urban tradition, Ann Arbor has within its midst a densely-populated Negro ghetto rarely penetrated b...…
…-I-- Aw- r 4 I -w -W A Newpor A lbum by, .ndrew acks and Thomtas R. Copi C ~f f- ,.. f E ^ THE CHAMBERS BROTHERS t a-n L } iA~c : %r" ," :.h t. { , .F::} 'Y~f:. ,i .t.'t"N B A E Z: play, U. Despite plans for the creation of 200 low-income housing units, there are many in the ghetto who feel the social conscience of Ann Arbor and its University community has abdicated its responsibility. this kind of housing possible," he concludes. A l...…
…- m. - a,. qw, IL I -W OF im Uw 4- .11 S W- T W- ,3p" and, from the South: I A Apologist for Jim Crow The smooth cool of George Wallace, the fluidity of his personality, his easy way of throwing out what sounds like a legitimate idea, all are the camouflages of just a 'good ole country boy' from deep Dixie "Now off the recard," said George Wallace's legal advisor Hugh Mad- dox "I think that Senator Edward Brooke (R.-Mass.) is a ...…
…I THE DANGER OF DRAFTING DISSENT See editorial page Y Sitrrig-au A46irp :43 a t ty CLOUDY AND MILD High-45 Low-34 Variable winds and not so cold. Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVIII, No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1967 SEVEN CENTS TEN PAGES New Reserve System By STUART GAS The automated clo4 system at the UGLI operating for six weeks of the students who more irritated with its ings than impressed ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIC AN DAILY THURSDAY. NOVE ER 9. 190 TsEcMT a.f(n.f a a.V a fA rr ~F ~ . V...j vAIS SILL 11 L:SI . IV L it l l-3-ii It U, IOui theatre i t M . I Civic Theatre Presents 'Seasons' #il/el TONIGHT at THE ARK 0 By BOB AND BETSY SMITH Hierarchically speaking, the structure of Robert Bolt's "A Man for All Seasons" now playing at Trueblood Aud. is an inverted tri- angle, with the base of Cromwell's political intrigu...…
… HREE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TH THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TI fREE ::. GOP Expands in States; LOCALS STILL STRIKING: UAW Negotiates Three-Year Tentative Pact with Chrysler I Democrats Hold Big Cities -Associated Press CLEVELAND MAYOR-ELECT Carl B. Stokes (center), shakes hands with his defeated opponent Seth C. Taft (right), and smiles at incumbent Mayor Ralph S. Locher. 4 "_ E...…
…_ ~j~glAtrp4wu lt aily~ Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Under the Influence Can A Legislature Educate? of Meredith Eiker Where Opinions Are Free, 420 MAYNARD $T., ANN ARBOR, MICH. Truth Will Prevail NEWS PHONE: 764-0552 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers o...…
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…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIFIURSDAV. NnVlFM'Rr+:R 4. 14al ,...I H E M C H G N A L AlIUKxOjJ1 ]I, i vv ivllSCan y, iyui tip. Super Saturn Blasts Off Today WILL "°T, ,T"°RAw: In Historic Prelude to Moonshot Eban Rejects 4 Indian Proposal CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. {A-'}- Space officials yesterday declared America's first Saturn 5 super rocket "ready to go" on its his- toric first flight this morning, despite minor hardware problems and a war...…
… THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9 ,1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAnR fi V TIRJUST~AY, NOVEMBER 9,1967 THE MICHII~AN 1AJLY PA flU' ~U97V'N? - tl 0rv G- t_ Organization Notices USE OF THIS CtLuMN FOR AN. NOUNCEMENTS is available to officially, recognized and registered student orga- nizations only. Forms are available in room 1011 SAB. * * * The following is the results of Block' Drawing for Soph Show: 1. Alpha Kappa Lambda 2. Tau Kappa Epsilon 3. Tau De...…
…PAGE EIGITT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1967 PAGE EJORT TUE MICUIGAX DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1967 DEC. GRADS Purchase Announcements in Fishbowl NOW until Nov. 10 If paid dues, bring receipt. Senior Board Pistons DETROIT (A' - Hot shooting by Dave Bing and Terry Dischin- ger sparked the Detroit Pistons in a fourth period comeback last' night as they halted the New York winning streak with a 110- 108 National Basketball As...…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 9,1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE EX-END 'HOME' AT NEW POST : aa, t at u W inebacking Chores Bring Out Best in Stincic S.By BILL LEVIS Tom Stincic, like all defensive football players, is a forgotten man on the gridiron. Football fans can reel off the names of starting offensive back- fields and probably the names of some of the other offensive stal- warts, but how many arm chair quarterbacks can name more th...…
…TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY RSDAY, N4VE ER 9, x.967 TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9.1967 , +«..,,.......... , .x :v R i..,+ a...a.ra.w. v3 .wvv..e a _', : A .S . ': _.:. . z * e ea I . icari 's Vietnam policy A believes alternatives to President Johnson should be tested by candidates in Democratic Presidential Primaries With strong support Senator Eugene McCarthy may become 0 the man to challenge the president's Vietn...…
