…Rice ......... 21 USC ......... 21 Purdue ....... 28 Illinois ....... 24 Indiana ...... 18 Nebraska ...... 7 Missouri ... .. .1 Navy . , . ... . 7 MSU ..........17 Notre Dame ... 21 Pittsburgh ..... 6 Kansas ........15 Minnesota...... 0 Northwestern ... 3 Ihlenber.. .6 6UItrsinus. ..6 Cal Pass Stuns Wolverines, -9 By GRAYLE HOWLETT Associate Sports Editor Special To The Daily BERKELEY-Sun-soaked Straw- berry Mountain, harboring Cali- forni...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 4, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY k a cW~ WEDNEDAY, CTOBE 4,197 THEMICHTa1~ AI PAGE NL£'4 Santiago Carries By The Associated Press Jose Santiago, a talented grad- uate of Boston's bullpen, will face the favored St. Louis Cardinals' Bob Gibson today at ancient Fen- way Park in the opening game of the Red Sox's first World Ser- ies since 1946. A standing room crowd of over 35,000 will shoehorn into the old park in cloudy 70 d...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lonborg's One -Hitter Evens Series BOSTON (R)--Jim Lonborg flirt- ed with a perfect game and wound up with a one-hitter, and Carl Yastrzemski slammed two elec- trifying homers yesterday to even the World Series with a 5-0 Boston victory over St. Louis in the rain- spattered second game. A tense crowd of 35,188 thrilled to Lonborg's brilliant pitching that awoke memories of Don Larsen's perfect . game for the New York Ya...…
… 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...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1967 Y THE MICHIGAN, DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1967 TIlE MICHIGA! DAILY Michigan Keys BEAT STATE: for Stern Challenge YOUNG DEMOCRATS Meeting to hear * By PHIL BROWN "Beat State." The Words were, plastered all over .a green Volkswagen parked next to the Michigan football practice field yesterday. The Words were chanted by the football players as they went through: a shortened practice ses- sion. The Words will be ...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NTN!~ rrr rrrrMOr r - - -. 11- - ., Sox BOSTON (P) - The fighting Boston Red Sox squared the World Series yesterday by bat- teripg the St. Louis Cardinal pitching staff for 12 hits, includ- ing four home runs, to win the sixth game 8-4 in a wild slugging brawl. Rico Petrocelli hit two into the screen atop the Green Monster wall in l...…
…NINE FRIDAY; OCTOBER 13, 1867 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEI FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1967 TIlE MICHIGAN DAiLY PAGE REDBIRDS TAKE WORLD SERIES BOSTON /P} Bob Gibson pitch- Brock, who finished up with 12 ed a three-hitter and also homer- hits, one short of another record, ed as the St. Louis Cardinals de- wound up with a .414 batting av- feated the Boston Red Sox 7-2 in erage. The last time a base steal- the seventh game of the World er shined...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAURAY OTOER14 167TH MCHGA DIL , ,.. By JOHN SUTKUS A week of hate within the state festivities climaxes when the pride, prestige, and power of Mich- igan's two largest institutions of higher learning clash on the grid- iron at 1:30 p.m. in the Stadium. If it were any less of an epic, it might be called "How the Mighty Have Fallen," or "See What a Year Can Bring." Some of the glitter usually at...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NThT Sophomores Key to Hoosier Success By BILL LEVIS Indiana has always been known. as a basketball state but this year the two undefeated football teams in the Big Ten are from the Hoosier state. It's not totally unexpected that Purdue is' 4-0, but Indiana? The last time the Hoosiers ended their first four weeks unbeaten was 191...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGENI Kickers By PHIL BROWN A battle of unbeaten powers approaches as Michigan's soccer club travels tomorrow to Buffalo, New York, to tangle with the Bulls of Buffalo State University. Michigan's kickers will be put- ting their untarnished (2-0) mark on the lime against an, eastern powerhouse that has yet to taste defeat after five outings. It will be the second trip to New York for the soccer club, and will give Michi...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21,196-0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE SATUDAY OCOBER21,196 F~l MIHIGN DALY AGENIN Wolverines Face Unbeaten Hoosiers By DOUG HELLER Back at the beginning of this year's football season somebody said, "Indiana for Homecoming? That's a laugh. It'll be just like last year against Minnesota." Last year, Michigan delicately edged the Golden Gophers 49-0. Needless to say, things have changed a little since then. In Ann Arbor...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1967 rHE MICHIGAN DAILY" SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1967 tilE iYHCHIGAN DAILY Indiana Rallies Past Wolverines, 27 -20 By GRAYLE HOWLETT Associate Sports Editor Indiana and Michigan extended their respective streaks yesterday as the Hoosiers rallied in the last two minutes to thump the Wolver- ines, 27-20. It was the fifth straight win for Indiana giving them a perfect 5-0 slate on the year, the first time since 1910 that t...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAuz.N Za TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1907 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rALiL NINZ the kitchen cynic RICK STERN PHILOSOPHY OF SPORTS: I The Rightists Take Over This column is the first in a series which attempts to define and con- sider some key issues and problems in intercollegiate athletics today. Most everything in the world, say the social scientists, operates on a continuum. Thus,it seems only logical to...…
…26, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE MIN 26, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE Rugby EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the cn- elusion of a three-part series on the Michigan Rugby Football Club. Phil Brown is a Daily sports night editor; Dave Mildner is a graduate of Oxford University in England, and serves as manager for the club. C.N.) Ay DAVE MILDNER and PHIL' BROWN It's Saturday, October 14, 1972. Streets are crowded, stereos pour cascades of rauco...…
…FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE 'NCAA ACTION: Abrahams:Practice Now, Play Later Purdue, MSU Proba tion Lifted By SUSAN SCHNEPP In the morning you're likely to see him smiling across campus with a two-sizes-too-small plaid hat sort of stuck on top of his head. He probably says hello to a dozen kids on his way from Doc Losh's class to the Diag. In the afternoon he halls a blue football helmet out of a locker la- beled ...…
…Sir' 3ait Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVIII, No. 51 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1967 SEVEN CENTS _ _... .., . . ..v._...a:. :....:. t .. .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . liii ITADV DEQEADP::..n~ ..._..: n C. 3.1 EIGHT PAGES i I i Ai 11 U i vI <'5 n'4 " 4l / SIT v r ' "iiii:;":Y:Y:YYi:"Yi l Y ' t v t 11ni !' { } s x r x 3 ty if:. 'ySt Now ::" HOMES " Y. loll …
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY AV"AV. OPT"RIM 1 - 14917 T~lE MICi V( A11 i4alQ L1A f;ET'aV1 I10' u:VS rix~ ill. iVi3r.tG 1, lybl l music- Martinon; Chicago Symphony Impressive ---Oct. 3, from 8-11:30 a.m. and 1-4:30 pAm.Y .AL nd d The charge is $1.50 for students DYnd spouse and $2 for faculty, staff BULLETIN and spouses. PROGRAM that it deserves. It is an interest- suite from The Rite of Spring was Overture to "Leonore," No. 3, Op. ing c...…
…PAGLP TEN' THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1967 1'AGW TE?~ TIlE MICIIIGAi~ DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1967 4 04 C r I ra …
…PAGE TEN TAE VICHI+GAN DAILY FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6,196, PACE TEN TilE MICUIGAN DAiLY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6,1967 Workshops Probe War, Race, Hippies .. . . . . . .......... ...... By RON LANDSMANc Efforts to end war research can be more effective against govern- ment policy than teach-ins- and1 demonstrations, participants int the teach-in workshop on "Pro- fessionals, the Universities, and the , War" decided Wednesday night.4 The teach-in held ...…
…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...…
…PAGE TEN ?~TNTHE MICHIGAN DAILY TLIVSDAY. OCTOBER in10.197 I"ULt 4w I I0 on the D AG at noon (HA GE the, E of the C E A 1 from to to I fo Come to the Diag, Oct. 11 at niooni You cani OPPOSE ITHE WAIF Come tomorrow. Vo cani 1 4' 3 x..i r ='t T THE DEATH Come at noon cani THlE DESTRUCTION .......... I eC iroshiina to ashingto I' F-I- 4 J' r I I 4 will he at, ti C irAhk Ily I HELP ...…
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…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILLY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1967 PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1967 I 11 es 0 0 get e, ust ,0 den I i J10 het -16, 19 ktl 4SVLJ se s ~THE NEW YORK-2,AiMj:S. F~RIDAY, FEBRUAIh1 17 ,~tc "17i Ie e e o .k! pro I athc IlT e rs5 V t efseSaffers ol:th Al h p et ft '«r°the a r po It ellec,. O A z' a appint tse/ he 2 - 1 l~o't ltentr $ I --;---_--- - - T FZ N Ca p s S i r d by Board ' ._l ar ...…
…w - . PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY CATTOriA'!P ar r+ a ra5t rs 4 a r.r4w .a a r ra Ca v Ea iSrlA fl T.V SATUDAY. CTOBERK14,196-1 am art - -- - - - - . --- --- -- 1 TEXT OF STATEMENT: Communications Committee Reports On Decision To Open Most Meetings DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN The Daily Official Bulletin is an official publication of the Univer- sity of Michigan for which The Michigan Daily assumes no editor- ial responsibility. Notices s...…
…mmm HUMPHREY MEETS THE 'BOGEYMAN' See editorial page C, r d~ir .A6F 471 CLOUDY AND COOL High-62 Low-45 Chances of Occasional Showers 4 Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL LXXVIII, No. 41 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1967 SEVEN CENTS 'U':inThailand: hampions of the EDITORS NOT: This is the first fa a four- connaissance techniques that make it pos- tional by industry and are used in Viet- ! This spring the University...…
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…OBER 20, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCT( THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. Oc~T4 ~BER ~O. 1~7 a'ivi.L/1aa vrv.a vsis.J aV NV 1VVf Joe Dayto By ELLIOT Of the eleven me an offensive foot two touch the ball plays the most glan in football and th. the most unknown Michigan capta plays the latter. coach Tony Maso function at cente "Joe is the man w play for us." Center is nots Attack A provides too much noticeable ex- citement. "I could never b...…
…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,ATriR.rlA V' nrmnxtsrt tioa PAGE TEN TIlE MICIIIGA~ DAIlY I I + !t Xux&"AY, Vl_ 1 V#Lit 21, 1967 f 7 GO B UE' #i #i GOLD BOND CLEANERS 332 Maynard-668-701 7 VAN BUREN SHOP 8 Nickels Arcade-662-2914 CAMPUS BOOTERY 304 S. State-668-6238 SAM'S STORE 122 E. Washington-663-861 1 ENGLAN DERS 1212. S. University-663-3946 OVERBECK BOOKSTORE 1216 S. University-663-9333 SCHWIND'S PIPE SHOP . 1233 S. University-663-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYM 'N VUAr.uIt ZZ. 1967 PAGE" TEN _. r AT MSU: Trustees Approve Changes in Tuition March Sets ORGANIZATION s } Off Dissent / T C NOTICES By MIKE THORYN The Michigan State University Trustees have answered their critics by approving modifications in its controversial "ability to pay" tuition plan. ' They also asked the Legislature to appropriate nearly $55 million for general operation during the next fiscal year. Th...…
…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, X967 PAGE TEN TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1961 D.C. Function at the Junction - S PICKETERS SCALE THE PENTAGON WALL late Saturday afternoon. The crowd moved from the Lincoln Memorial to the Pentagon, and diminished to half its size, with 30,000 protesters trying to confront the warmakers. FEDERAL MARSHALS, CITY POLICE, Military Police and Paratroopers were called out to gua...…
…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26,1967 PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY.. OCTOBER 2R I~57 -AAJXWAJ lei., iJV #.VYifiY. OWV) AVW SIGMA CHI OUT: IM Football Finish Near By FRED LaBOUR the former Tyler house in Easy !will meet the winner of the im- The Intramural Department's Quad. pending Delta Upsilon-Tau Delta touch football program is driv- The second place winners have Phi clash in an attempt to move ing to a cl...…
… PAGE TEN THt MICHIGAN UAITV w. as a.a +. ,aa.L a1 V1<11Y LHI l K R IDJAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 r"' UNATTENDED MEETINGS: Four Student Advisory Panels Criticize Lack of Communication, Participation P I UN! 0N-LEAGUM UNION-LEAGUE I (Continued from Page J) difficulties and we want to find out what they are," Kahn adds. "I know some members feel that people like Vice-Presidents Cutler and Norman weren't leveling with them and that they w...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1967 C HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1,1967 THE MICHIfAN DAILY PAGE THREE Voices of Civilization 'Program o Sta The University's Sesquicenten- highest honors given: to anthro- William Bidelman of the astron- While at the University, the 70- nial program "Voices of Civiliza- pologists in the United States omy department, Chandrasekhar's year-old Urey will stay at Inglis tion" begins officially today with...…
…- 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...…
…' PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17,1967 PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. OCTOBER 17. 1967 9 'U' (Continued from Page 1) About half a dozen Universitye scientists led by project directort Joseph O. Morgan of the In- frared Physics Lab made numer- ous trips to Bangkok to help develop the laboratory, which will become operational shortly. Currently James B. Evans, an1 engineer with the infrared physics laboratory is "...…
… 24, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN 20, 1987 THE MICliI~AN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN ____________________________________________ q _______________________________________________________ Grayle Howlett OFF BASE Why Boxing Will 'Never Die "The Harder They Fall" is a 1956 vintage film making the late-night rounds at your local TV station. It isn't Humphrey Bogart at his best. More to the point, it isn't boxing at its best. As a fictionaliz...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1 9 6 7 TilE MICI1I(~AN DAILY PAE~R KTJ~V~7 "%AI iIa/L T &- i Grayle Howlett - ---OFF BASE-- Out of the depths of journalistic despair some scribe coined the quote, "Football is just a giant game of chess," attributed it to Bear Bryant or some other pigskin intellectual, and produced the definitive column. Of great consequence to sports historians everywhere...…
… tw { r . .... ... .. .... ..... . L ? .; Na 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 ROGER RAPOPORT: The Silencers Kill Their Image R r Where Opinions Are Free, 420 MAYNARD ST.,ANN ARBOR, MICH7. Truth Will Prevail NEWS PHONE: 764-0552 ............ .........t . . 1 .... F .4 .? :...t:":;:;". ..r ...... .4 r "4": "v:....…
… 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...…
… RULES & REGULATIONS: TO EACH HER OWN See editorial page C, r S irA6 A6F CLOUDY AND COOL Iigh-53 Low-46 Light showers, clearing in afternoon and evening Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVIII, No. 42 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1967 SEVEN CENTS Secret Research: Uncle-SamWants Ws EDITORS NOTEy This is the second or a W. Butler, $600,000 of Cooley Labs' George Zissis, head of the WRL infra- tually all frontier...…
…PALM THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. OM*t)HFn 90- 1-4fi? FAG! TWELYW THE MTCITT(V~T BAITI' i.'.riraa V r1~"ua~str~'w1 q~ 1 0t9 l aW.r/' ZVt. :CS., ta ' l~.. ,SN,*b.V, (I GRID SELECTIONS This week's guest selector is none other than that star of stage, screen, radio, and the diag, Opal Bailey. Miss Bailey comes to the University from Washington, D.C., home of Clark Norton, Bundy McGeorge, and Stephen I. (for Ira) Firsheim. Miss Bailey who weig...…
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… : 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 ...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. 18, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGESEVEN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1987 THE litiCIIIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Classification Brings Cash, Problems (Continued from Page 1) there were doing work that was classified in some manner. Staff research, likewise, may result in dual reports for the government and the public. For example, last year a stu- dent working on his doctoral dis- sertation at Cooley under Air Force sponsorship w...…
… 1'AGE SIX x SUNDAY. OCTOBER 1.. 1~R7 THE MICHIGAN DAIlY T ers Suffer Split; Boston Bombs JzIinn., 6-4 Late Inning Rally Beats DETROIT-Jim Fregosi's two- run single in the eighth inning climaxed a six-run explosion that carried the California Angels past Detroit 8-6 in the second game of a doubleheader yesterday and backed the Tigers Into a dark corner in the frantic American League pennant race. Detroit won the first game 5-0 on M...…
…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...…
…'68 MOVE: 'DUMP JOHNSON' See editorial page Sij r i au D~aiti (C1L) I igh-lO L~ou-35-. Occasional showers, wtiind.(cloudlyimiserable; Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom YOL.IXxvII, No. 43 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1967 SEVEN CEN TS hat Makes Willow Run: The Anti-M fouEr part seri soT Tin the trd ah used for flying out B-24 aircraft pro- Willow Run is not the only military graduate students and 70 undergraduates. Uni...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER. 1, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN SUNflAY, OCTOBER 1,1967 TIlE MICHItAN DAiLY PAGE SEVEN Last Minute Cal Pass Dowiis Wolverines (continued from Page 1) lost a net of two yards, and the call was made for Miller. The rest of the first quarter settled down into a defensive struggle, as the Bears prevented the Wolverine offense from chalk- ing up a first down. First Downs Michigan, however, opened the second quarter...…
…-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...…
