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…Tuesday, January 21, 1975 THE MICKIGAN DAILY Kissinger threatens Cypriots WASHINGTON (Reuter)-U.S. officials said yesterday that Secretary of State Henry Kis- singer was helping to mediate the Cyprus dispute, but they warned that this effort would stop 'if any American diplomat in Nicosia was injured by demonstrators there. The State Department said that the Cyprus government was warned orally on Saturday, both here and in Nicosia that U.S. ...…

…Wednesday, January 22, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three II . FBI admits it. ke files on op poli ticians WASHINGTON, (Reuter) - As Congress moved to launch sweeping probes of U. S. intelligence gathering at home and abroad, the Federal Bureau of Investigation admitted yesterday that unsolicited information about Congress members is and will ontinue to be stored in its files. FBI Director Clarence Kelley insisted his agency does not olicit...…

…-hursday, January 23, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage Three I * THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage Three ., LAIMS STRICT REGULATIONS: Kelley defends FBI Swiss bankers move to halt influx of foreign currency Poetry Reading li information g atbering WASHINGTON (1P) - FBI Di- ctor Clarence Kelley said sterday that the agency has ed reason for filing unsub- antiated allegations about the rsonal lives of congress mem- rs and other citizens. Kelley s...…

…Friday, January 24, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three I I " 1 Senator proposi to oversee WASHINGTON (f) - Reveal- to act upon ing the existence of an "assas- have." sination catalogue," Sen. Lowell Weicker Weicker, (R-Cpnn.), yesterlay day a cat introduced legislation that would ment bear create a joint committee to over- Fox, an e] see all U.S. intelligence and Alexandri, law enforcement agencies. were calle The catalogue described va...…

…qturdoy, January 25, 1 §75 THE MICHI6AN DAILY F6§ Thte6 citurday, J~riuory 25, l~75 THE MICHIGAN DAILY l~e§~ Tl~e~ events and entertainment apPenut Os. or the week of jan. 25-31 * wonderful It Happened One !Night (1934) tonight at 6 on Channel 20, a sure-fire winner. Later on 7 watch Frank Sina- tra deal with a homosexuality case and not even ruffle his tou- I pee when a special repeat per- formance of The Detective COMMERCIAL CINE...…

…editors: laura berman howard brick contributing editors: dan borus Sunday mcigtzine inside: page four - books page five - going places page in six - the week review mary long Number 15 Page Three January __________,:.~~z.::.: . M'q.b..:FEATUP y 26, 1975 LES At Dunkin' Donuts: A selfencosed society begins after midnight It is a quiet place where people come out of the cold, stamp the snow off their boots, and gruffly order coffee whi...…

…Tuesday, January 28, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Tuesday, January 28, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ar rages 2 years after Paris accord By Reuter The second anniversary of the Paris peace agreement on Vietnam was celebrated grimly yesterday with U. S. officials reporting that nearly one third of South Vietnam's Air Force was grounded because of fuel shortages. In Cambodia insurgents fired 10 rockets into Phnom Penh and nearby Pochento...…

…Wednesday, January 29, 1975 JUL THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three DGE MUST RULE Nixon might get be WASHINGTON (P) - Richard Nixon's hundreds of elephants, his collection of gavels and political cartoons are in boxes, ready to be shipped to San Cle- mente, Calif., if a federal judge gives his okay. Nixon's lawyers went into fed- eral court yesterday to get that permission and were promised a ruling by the end of the week. THE 250 to 300 boxes...…

…Thursday, January 30, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PQge Three TH..HGAAL Pg he AP Photo A TEAM OF demolition experts delicately rem ove a bomb from a government buildjag in Oak- land, California. Members of the leftist group, Weather Underground, claimed responi bility for the bomb. Demolition experts detonate ticking bomb in Oakland. PLO un By AP and Reuter The Palestine Liberation Or- ganization unveiled on Wednes- day a "correction center"...…

…Friday, January 31, 19759 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three ±F =-= :1 U.S. n( SALT WASHINGTON (Reuter) American negotiators beli they face serious and subs tive difficulties in the Strat Arms Limitation Talks (SAL with Russia starting in Gen today, a reliable source s yesterday. Although the U. S. delega is understood to be optimis the source said the talks far from being concerned w just ironing out minor tec cal problems. THERE WAS also so...…

… ~ir £fr41!an n a1l Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan France: After the big strike Thursday, January 9, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Oil No shores of Tripoli WHEN ANY FUEHRER mentions the unmentionable, the only decision subordinates can make is when to endorse then glorious solution. Months ago, Jack Anderson warned that the Ford admin...…

…~4Mt ~~zn 3at Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Friday, January 10, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Sirica softens the blows JUDGE JOHN SIRICA'S releasing of three major Watergate figures, John Dean, Jeb Magruder, and Her- bert Kalmbach comes as a surprise to almost every Watergate-watcher and participant, including the men and their families. Th...…

…'f~ OC FeLL. C. :1" "tpegs 5C!LL6 MRet r v)rriNS S' 4. Ex-Regent Huebner' looks back -~I r1 r. Editor's Note: The following is an interview with Gertrude Huebner, whose term as Regent expired in De- cember. By MARY HARRIS How have things changed since you became a regent? WHEN I FIRST CAME on to the Board of Regents I was told that as the lad v Regent it was more or less a protocol job, and that I would just be attending oficial function...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January 12, 1975 I TH ICIA DIY-udyJnur-2,17 1 1111111: MP -! __________ BOOKS A JUST VERDICT? The controversy: Four authors on the atomic bomb spy case 11 ON DOING TIME, by Morton nature was directed toward the Sobell. New York: Charles destruction of the American Scribners' Sons, 1974, 525 pages, way of life, the trial captured $10.95. societal anxieties of the era. INVITATION TO AN IN- The controversy over...…

…_ , ..W, 311e icd id Dailu Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan e tteis to the Daily Tuesday, January 14, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 I k \: \ \ \N /1 \ i \V ir , "'' IA ' ~ ~x \ THE MILWAUKEE JORNA ~ ~ ~ k ' Pbhisher--tal Synd etft 1974, Inflation is all your fault because you won't stop spending money on food, clothing and shelter.' ...…

…$w ' OF AM'$ 4N T iieMAIN * .? -VRCt 5A 4'P Wanna Buy Some Napalm? , 1 j ' >.. - : i ° ' ?, . ,, I By HOWARD DRATCH PSSST, BUDDY - wanna buy a tank? Latest model - maybe a cruiser or a bomber? These items may not be on your shop- ping list, but foreign governments are in the market for them most of the time. And, to penetrate the labyrinth of the complex military industry, they read the Consumer Reports of the war busi- ness - publicatio...…

… E4e AMfi n Datly Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Double taxation with representation Thursday, January 16, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Frisbee: New Pentagon toy IT SHOULD COME as no surprise to anyone that the Pentagon spent a total of $376,000 on a scientific study of the Frisbee for'possible bat- tle use. It is perhaps a tribute to ...…

…MHE MILWAUKEE JOURN~AL Publihemlisll SynlicAte, 19741 - 3 \ ' . . / . a r ~- l f . '""' .. '. r; :. AFSC: A helping hand to the world By STEVE STOJIC LOU SCHNEIDER, Executive Secretary of the American Friends Service Committee, was in Ann Arbor last Thursday visiting the local branch of the AFSC. He spoke on his organi- zation's activities and the find- ings of his trip to North Viet- nam in August of 1974. The American Friends Serv- ice C...…

… Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Saturday, January 18, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Law hedges on file access THE ALLEGEDLY LIBERATING new federal law which theoretic- ally allows students access to their own personal and academic records looks like little more than a variation on the "give-em-a-few-inches-and- maybe-they'll-be-quiet" ro...…

…PageFour THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January 19, 1975 PageFourTHEMICHGAN AIL 7 . { .. .. THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN GILBERT AND SULLIVAN SOCIETY ANNOUNCES "YEOMEN OF THE GUARD" MASS MEETING Sunday, Jan 19-8:00 p.m. Michigan Room, Michigan League Where are your interest? On stage? In the Orchestra? Bockstoae? Behind the Scenes? Came to the mass meetinai and learn how you can help! For information call: 663-5934 or 994-0221 The problem wi...…

…Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited ond managed by students at the University of Michigan Waste in a starving world Tuesday, January 21, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Pilot: Struggle for survival PERHAPS some members of the LSA Executive committee are misinformed. Apparently in their consideration of disbanding the Pilot Program, committee members seem- ed to think that students don't think m...…

…Cl w~sr ,.y1\ 4E~~V THE MIL'WAU KEE JOU RNA Pi btishar,-Hat[ Syndicate, 1974 Doing- By RICHARD BOYLE IN A SUPER-SECRET mission code- named Operation SCOOT (Support for Cambodia out of Thailand), U. S. Air Force cargo planes have flown hundreds of sorties to supply government troops in Cambodia. Television reports aired on network news last week indicate SCOOT is still going on and may involve CIA operatives. SCOOT, apparently never authorize...…

… Letters to The Daily TnE MILWAUKEE JOURNAL ' ,eId NdwonsoteSyr nitrate, c9gr 'No, I do not care for another cigar!' Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Thursday, January 23, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Rationing maybe, taxes no GERALD FORD, in his continuing attempt to exercise leadership without any leadership ability, has thrown down th...…

…1~ ~~76OMlL4o~4 t4~ . $.~3m e~rImo,..,rr .. a-ww . .1 . . .law * * of t- a O e " s -' Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Friday, Jarnuary 24, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Congress: Musical 'chairs' TOM HAYDEN SPEAKING before a crowd of eager young journalists last December stated that at the 1974 Democratic Convention commitments would ...…

…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, Januor ry 25, 1975 EEll MlEW Part Two Ml usings from Marrakech "We sat and smoked French cigarettes for about twenty minutes and then stomped off to find 'Snack Hippies.' That couldn't actually exist; too obvious, I thought, to be real. But there it was." By DAVID GARFINKEL I MUST PREFACE this by saying that I gave up drugs (chemicals and can- nabis) after a particularly hairy elec- tric punch a f...…

…Page Four' THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January 26, 1975 Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY "! r BOOKS * CAREER OPPORTUNITIES * ABRAHAM C,, --1 AtA&S... C We *f you see news happen. call 76-DAILY Frank Capra: The hilmmaker who re-discovered America specialize in moving people A&S has been a dynamic force in retailing for over 110 years. Its 10-store complex in the New York metropolitan area serves as a benchmark for all others in the ind...…

… Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 1 ROTC credit analysis faulty Tuesday, January 28, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Ford's plan fuels inflation PRESIDENT FORD'S plan for im- posing a $3 per barrel tax on im- ported fuel oil will not only act as a stimulant for inflationary pres- sures, but also will fall short of its desired goal of lesse...…

…Uncle a) m By WAYNE JOHNSON AT THE University of Michi- gan it's called "Career Placement" but most students realize they will have to grovel around for a job, any job. Af- ter all, the average college stu- dent, unless she wisely studied computer programming or truck driving, possesses few skills, none of which are in high de- mand during a recession. Only a few years ago American busi- nessess were searching for bright young men and women wh...…

…14t4 M P 4 I' FALUN !PHIJOM P6914 It A LLN&(P V/- 4 /// l f s Sj o amega-government By GARY THOMAS paragon of law enforcement vir- AMERICANS ARE, by tem- might see, or, even more chil- The attitude of deference w Tq"HIS GRADUAL (and, of tue, J. Edgar Hoover), Red perament, incr, mentalists. hey ling, perhaps they do not care. show the species of "home poi late, rapidly progressive) Scares, and the Espionage Act. seem to treat each problem ...…

…A bud By JOHN ELLIS MOST PEOPLE would agree that bud- get-cutting is neither easy n o r pleasant. No matter how distasteful a responsibility, serious questions about the proces naturally arise. With regard to impending cuts within the University: ® What are the basis on which decis-' ions will be made? To what extent will "expedience" be the operating princi- ple? * Which groups will be represented in determining these basis? * Will any parts ...…

…Thursday, January 9, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five thursday1 January 9, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Met tenor Richard Tucker dies of heart attack at 61 I By AP and Reuter KALAMAZOO, Mich. - Rich- ard Tucker, renowned tenor withrNew York's Metropolitan Opera, died of a heart attack yesterday in Kalamazoo where he was to appear in an evening concert, a hospital spokesman said. Tucker was 61. Robert Merrill, the baritone singer wh...…

…riday, January 10, 1075 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Go dfa tlier II. vyn~ilC By DAVID BLOMQUIST ized crime was not a freelv .nnade choice. The violence-orient- There is virtually nothing in ed structure of Socilian somv- cinema that is as frustrating to ty left Vito and his family litle view as the typical Hollywood other choice. sequel, Characteristically, t n e The film opens with Vito's highly touted "bigger and first brush with La...…

…Saturday, January 11; 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Saturday, January 11, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~'age Five No w if this were summer, we could all go to the zoo... AT THE ZOO Someone told me it's all happening at the zoo. I do believe it, I do believe it's true. It's a light and tumble journey From the East Side to the park; Just a fine and fancy ramble to the zoo. But you can take the crosstown bus If it's raining or it's cold, And...…

…Sunday, January 12; 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five TC-L. i The (Continued from Page 3) The terms, he notes, are ones that we are all familiar wth, because they are the same terms we heard throughout the entire Watergate affair. Mere, Robby is very intent on making his point. It is necessary to draw the links between the Ps- enberg case and what happened in Watergate, he says, for in 1931 one can find the bases of the "national security...…

…°Tuesdoy, January 14, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Doge Five Tuescidy, January 14, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Looking back at 74's best By DAVID BLOMQUIST 3 Despite rapidly faltering eco-' nomic conditions and a severe: energy crunch, 1974 was nothing short of a fantastic year for1 the American film industry. Thanks largely to The Sting and1 The Exorcist, 1974 was the big- gest box office year for motion pictures since the introduct...…

…Wednesday, iJanuary 15, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page rive Wednesday, January 15, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five "Conqueror" was part of Kathleen Kenny's first place prize entry in the Academy of American Poets con- test. Kenny is a senior in the Literary College. Conqueror By KATHLEEN KENNY In Paris there is a column of a thousand melted down cannons with Napoleon in Roman robes molesting the peak. His battles tread the circumference. ...…

…Thursday, January 16, 1975 THE 1'vtl MIGAN DAISY Page Five Thursday, January 1 6, 1975THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Gr"ad By JIM VALK Hopping between the Residen- tial College, Classics Depart-' ment, and LSA, John Allen has returned to Ann Arbor. The former Michigan grad turned film critic has come back to his alma mater for the fifth year in the Residential College, while making his debut in the Classics Department and LSA,' not considering, of c...…

…Friday, January 17, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Friday, January 17, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Pick of the Week: Chinatown Cinema II, Aud. A Fri., Sat., 7, 9:30 What can I say about a film I've already. niamed as the best of the year? Chinatown is, un- questionably, the top motion picture of 1974 - and, for that matter, perhaps the last three years. Scriptwriter Robert Towne and director Roman Polanski started with an intrigu...…

…Saturday, January 18, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY f age t-ive Saura, anay 8 175TE ICiANDIL ~ae v L Prine repertoire By MARNIE HEYN John Prine entered the hotel room, just barely managing to clutch a glass of hydrogen peroxide be- tween two fingers of his right hand. "We were recording, and the wind- ing came off my G string," he apolo- getically explained. "I tried to just rip it off, but it came loose and shot through my finger just like an...…

…I Sunday, January 19, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Sunday, January 19, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five _ PROF LE Joseph eI er's two novels in two decades haven't spoiled him By TONY SCHWARTZ HERE'S THIS GUY sitting over breakfast, saying some very funny and ingenuous things in a voice garbled by a mouth- ful of scrambled eggs and a heavy Brooklyn accent. He is wearing, among other things, an old grey turtleneck, a red flannel ...…

…Tuesday, Jdriutary 21, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Tuesday, January 21, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five 8~"' SO O vC 1 stropo i By DXVID BURHENN After intermission, Oliver Messiaen's "Long- : Soviet cell st Mstislaiv R strapovi .h is not i 1g for th° Eternity of Jesus" was performed known to possess any spe ial magical powers. in place of a Leonard Bernstein selec tin from But his brilliant recital Sunday afterno:i 'Mass." at Hil...…

…Wednesday, January 22, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page, Five Wednesday, January 22, 1975 THE MiCHIGAN DAILY F7age. Five Rostropovich will return in March } { f I i Tctst i treatis fior the vegetarian By DAVID BURHENN The Daily has learned that Soviet cellist Mstislav Rostro- povich, who performed in a recital here Sunday afternoon, will return to Ann Arbor in March to participate in an as yet undisclosed program at the Music School. So...…

…Thursday, Jcnur ry 23, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Ronstadt and friends winover By CHRIS KOCHMANSKI "Linda Rcnstadt is the best damn female vo- calist today," claimed Michigan freshperson Pique Rockwell in anticipation of the country- rock performer's near sell-out concert at Hill Auditorium Tuesday night. And as Ronstadt's strong, clear voice alter- natingly belted out old rock favorites and sen- suously crooned quiet love songs, ...…

…Friday, January 24, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Pick of the week: To Kill A Mockingbird Cinema II, Aud. A Sat., 7, 9:15 Quality acting is a rare com- modity in cinema. The endless blockades that constrict the film performer are almost in- herent in-the necessities of com- mercial production - out-of-se- quence filming, endless retakes for different angles, lengthy shooting schedules and so on. . Perhaps that is what makes a picture l...…

…Page' Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, January 25, 19751 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, January 25, 1975 i Dekers top ohers; Moretto's 2 goals end drought; Moore's clutch saves ice win wrestlers win Brown's triumph over Corso paces win over Boilermakers By BRIAN DEMING Backed by the fine play of goalie Robbie Moore, the Michi- gan hockey team surprised national champion Minnesota with a resounding 5-2 triumph last night at Yost...…

…undcy, January 26, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Sunday, January 26, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ PERSPECTIVE Going Places: A French film trapped fn contradictions, going only in circles ANN ARBOR CIVIC THEATRE presents TARTUFFE Jan. 29, 30, 31 and Feb. 1 Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre CURTAIN 8 P.M. Box Office opens daily 10 a.m. 763-1085 HAVING TROUBLE CHOOSING A MAJOR OR OCCUPATION? A special vocational cl...…

…Taesday, Jonuory 28, 1975 THI5 MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five T~~esday, January 28, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Electric candlelight concert Tired maestro Conductor Arthur Fiedler rests atop a pile of luggage while waiting to start an engagement with the Cincinnati Sym- phony Orchestra. Fiedler, who regularly heads up the Bos- ton Pops Orchestra, has been on a nationwide tour recently. his week Ensemble thrives on peaches and cream By DAV...…

…Wedm~sday, January 20, 1 §75 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ridge Five -i ADVERTISEMENT 'h eport o t e ommission Itul tu ent 0 ernance Submitted to the Regents, Students, Faculty, and Staff of The University of Michigan - December, 197 4 In October 1973 the Regents of the University of Michigan re- quested a thorough study of stu- dent governance on the Ann Ar- bor campus. However, the Con- riMssion on Student Governance (CSG) has believ...…

…Thursday, lar uary'30, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page F-ve cap4 f'icks Anderson: Filmmaker and political activist By JAMES VALK ^ - 'J'HE CONCEPT OF political commitment via the motion picture is one that has failed perhaps as many times as it has been attempted. Costa-Gravas' films one-sidedly make their point, but demand no philosophic indulgence for their cause. Godard has distorted the medium in numerous cinematic extensions of the revol...…

…Friday, January 31, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pogo Five Pick of the Week: Amarcord Campus All of us have our secret de- sires and hidden wishes - little latent ambitions that we dream about from time to time and ( that we covertly hope will ager of the '50s and early '60s. someday, "when our ship He explores the era of sock comes in", be realized at last. hops, making out, drag racing, Our conscious self dismisses the Ozzie and Harriet sho...…