…RENT STRIKE: INEVITABLE See editorial page C, r 4 46F Ar .Aitr4tnan M4IaiOt SLOPPY Iigh-Z1 Low--16 Snow becoming freezing rain ?5 P Vol. LXXIX, No. 103 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, February 1, 1969 Ten Cents\ Eight Page STUDENTS LIST DEMANDS: Seizure of ad building chool considers stude By RON LANDSMAN the faculty will do, although lod occurred last December ing it from us!" he wrote. The faculty of the social some sort of compr...…
…SUNDAY MORNING See editorial page Y SfrPi4rn :4Ia ity SNOWY I l gh-33 Low-14 Overcast and colder r Vol LXXIX, No.104 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, February 2, 1969 Ten Cents Ten Pages Faculty to consider reform plans a report in time for the March of the faculty. By RON LANDSMAN The literary college faculty meets tomorrow but it seems unlikely it will take any action in response to student demands for an end to language and dis...…
…THE FAC ULTY STALL: AROUSING DISRUPTION See editorial page C 1 :4r. BkP b P43aitii GUSTY Lon--- Windy, w-ith a possibility of light snow Vol. LXXIX No, 105 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, February 4, 1969 Ten Cents Ten Pages Ten Cents Ten Pages MSUs Hannah to direct AID To resign post after 27 years as president By MARK LEVIN Fditor andBSHARON WEINER Michigan State University President John Hannah is expected to announce his res...…
…MISU: MISUSE OF PROTEST See editorial page Cl dOir iau &IIAI FRIGID 1Illgh--23 Lair-9 'Sunny aud quite cold } a Vol. LXXiX, No. 1 06 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 5, 1969 Ten Cents Eight Pages NON-VOTING MEMIERS: SRC re student commends LSA mass meeting student plans union Regent plan creation of By NADINE COHODAS - way for requests to seat alumni which deals with the restructuring The Student Ryelations Commit-...…
…LSA STUDENT UNION: LASTING COMMITMENT See editorial page C L Y 5k4 3flU& Daij DINGY High - 30 Low -- 10 Cloudy and cold; little chance of snow Vol. LXXIX, No. 107 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 6, 1969 Ten Cents Ten Pages ACCEPT FRENCH PROPOSAL: Committee plans black major U. S. agrees, to four-way talks on Mideast crisis tj WASHINGTON (A) -- The Uni- ted States agreed Wednesday to a French proposal for four-pow- ...…
… CONSCIENCE eN 'SEdrLAB See editorial page C I 4c A6Iit6 AOF :43 a t t NORMAL Low-1s Sunny today; increasilg clouds tonight Vol. LXXIX, No. 108 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 7, 1969 Ten Cents Ten Pages REVIEW PLANNED: Laird imposes freeze SBS admitted on ABM to I .. development WASHINGTON iP' - The !Nixon administration has or- Sdered a partialfreeze in ma- jor work on the $5.5-billion U.S. defense against nuclear miss...…
… SAFEGUARDS NEEDED FORPOLICEMEN'S UNION See editorial page I ) 5kIga D-ali BLANKETED Hligh--35 Low-30 Light snow ending by evening Vol. LXXIX, No. 109 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, February 8, 1969 Ten Cents Eight Pages /' Overenrolimen t: ' win some, U, lose $um By HENRY GRIX There's a touch of Las Vegas in the Student Activities Building. The admissions office in 1220 SAB has become the headquart- ers for the University...…
…I {SUNDAY MORNING See editorial page 41 i'gunt ~4IaltjF BITING fllgh--26 Low--l6 Cloudy and colder; possible light snow Vol LXXIX, No. 110 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, February 9, 1969 Ten Cents anguage laboratorylaguedbyecay By JOHN IGNOFFO by techncal and institutional difficulties. continuously, and if a student misses some- The crowding has been somewhat al- mittee, admits The University's language laboratory, First the University was...…
… BLACK AUTONOMY See editorial page Y AOV A6P ftftr4tgan DaVitr FLAKEY ligh-33 Low-i 4 Variable cloudiness; snow flurries Vol. LXXIX, No. 111 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, February 1 1, 1969 Ten Cents Ten Pages NEWELL COMMITTEE: Regis te re d housing L .SA to hike enrollment, proposal criticized lower out-state admissions Barbara W. Newell John C. Feldkaip Board backs YGree' No rth Campus move By LANIE LIPPINCOTT The Committee ...…
…0 I DANGERS OF OVER-ENROLLMENT See editorial page AO4au Ailp 471 Aww"Mqpp- at FRIGID Low-.1 Cloudy and colder; chance ofesnow flurries Vol. LXXIX, No. 1 12 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 12, 1969 Ten Cents !r}) 7 7ATPE 7 CriT 7T, WTl f'W i/7T 7 I__ Eight Pages REEN'!TKSTRSKEMS PULL: Tenants Union to weigh Senate opens U bu By MARTIN HIRSCHMAN $3.4 million off the governor's tions and Planning A r th ur. The fight over the Uni...…
… REGENTAL- APPOINTMENTS -$ee' editorial page '1 5k itgaui :4Iaait MIGHTY CHILLY Hfigh-24 Low-14 Cloudy and chance of snow flurries VQ[ LXXIX, fICo 113 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 13, 1969 TenCents Ten Pages Guard 900 troops in Madison From Wire service Reports The W i s c o n s i n National Guard was called out yester- day to put down student dis- ruptions on the strike-trou- bled University of Wisconsin campus at Madison. Go...…
… NEW ADMINISTmATION: CHANGING {PITES See editorial page Ii i431Wa ~IAt33v tilgh--3A Low--I3 Chilly winds anid fair skies Vol. LXXIX, No 114 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 14, 1969 Ten Cents Ten"Poges Ten Cents Ten y--e Rent strike Student emonstrators, to egin police Duke ,I 1 clash at U of Wisconsin, Imme iately By JUDY SARASOIIN The Ann Arbor Tenants' Union last night announced the immediate start of the rent s...…
… STUDENTS AND f HE DEPARTMENTS See editorial page 5k 43bU :4Ia itj DULL ITi gh--:O Low-21 Cloudy and warmer. slight chance or rain Vol. LXXIX, No. 115 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, February 15, 1969, Ten Cents he s multi-billion dollar 'need-to k By STEVE NISSEN. "The need to know principle" as up a few minutes later and after ficials" of the CIA, Goodwin said, seemed to be honest sincerity, areas he was cleared for. I saw were in special...…
… SUNDAY MORNING See editorial page L Sir A D~ait DULLER Iligh-30 Low-1 a A repeat of yester only it's colde rday, r Eight Poges Vo. LXXIX, No. 116 Subcommittee Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, February 16, 1969 Ten Cents Ten Cents Senators to recommend plan campus inquiry ROTC creditcu By RON LANDSMAN The literary college curriculum committee will reportedly receive a recommendation tomorrow suggesting that certain Air Force and N...…
… LSA AND ROTC: LESS THAN CREDITABLE See editorial page CZ rP 5k &iitly SWELL Hligh-3A Law--18 Slightly cloudy VaI LXXIXNo, 117 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, February 18, 1969 Ten Cents Ten Ten Cents Ten Guard re u Protesters disrupt California campuses From wire Service Reports National Guardsmen with unsheathed bayonets were called back to the University of Wisconsin campus yesterday as students continued to demonstrate and boy...…
… KEEPING THE STATE OUT OF JOURNALISM See editorial page Ci r L~Ar Dnat UNCHANGI] I igh--38 Lo--17 Partly cludy little temperature c NG hange Eight Pages Vol. LXXIX, No. 118 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 19, 1969 Ten Cents Gen. Hershey: He 'l last as long as the draft By HOWARD KOHN Associate Editorial Director WASHINGTON-The 90th Congress will severely restrict deferments. to conscien- tious objectors if Lt. Gen. ...…
…HUAC: STILL REPI~ESSION See editorial page Si ian D43a it WARMER High--t) Lowv--1 9 Cloudy with chance of slush Vol LXXlX,No, 119 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 20, 1969 CAliMPUS WARS CONTINUE: Ten Cents Eight Pages Police, students clash at Berkeley picket line From wire Service Reports 2 " Police broke up a large but * peaceful picket line at the Berkeley campus of the Uni- versity of California' yester- day, setting off the...…
…ABM HALT: LAIRD DIDN'T MEAN IT See editorial page il r Bfm 1 it igau 74Ia-6it SPRINGY High-45 Low--13 Warm, becoming colder and cloudier Vol. LXXIX, No. 12C A. _____r..,_...w, Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 21, 1969 Ten Cents Ten Pages Ten Cents Ten Pages A Housing violations for fun and By DANIEL ZWERDLING Ann Arbor landlords are proud of their apartments and houses whose rents give cityuhousing the price tag of l...…
…I I EASTERN AND THE BLACKS See efitorial page CJ r 01k4g IAit MELANCHOLY High--43 Low--30 Cloudy and mild 0 Vol. LXXIX, No. 121 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, February 22, 1969 Ten Cents Eight Pages } :. { } + i {......... .:ii:;"}?iiiii::; :^:'r:::i i::.; ::.i:':: -:. ''' :'.:::::... _. ::::: :.i'::::: {.yi ::..;.i.i:"ii:::.:. 44 Re g e .u t t s. .........: .:.. .. ....:...::....:........:...:.:. iii: i::": i:i ii:::::..... ..........…
…Striking tenants claim harassment by Ian ords By JUDY SARASOHN With the rent strike only one week old, several tenants already have charged that tandlords have been harassing them for payment of rent. The rent is being held in escrow until the strike is settled. "Although the Tenants Union expected harassment in a more sophisticated man- ner, some landlords have been using less than reputable tactics," claims David Gold- stein, Grad, .a memb...…
… TRAMPLING ON BERKELEY See editorial page CJ r , i I!IILI ~~i~aitF WRETCHED Hligh--42 Low-30 Considerable cloudiness; chance of light rain Eight Pages ".I...I I .."JI\..' LI VOI. LAAIA, NO. t123 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday. February 25. 1969 Ten Cents t _. .. _. _.I/ ....... ....... ...i f . v. Ten Cents Eight Pages 0 Kelley hacks student'voting Asks change in election law voter residency requirement By LESLIE WAYNEfu State Attorney...…
…OLD NIXON'S LETTER. TO OLD NOTRE DAME See editorial page Ci 4c Sir i!at ~~Dait MUNDANE High-40 Low-20 Cloudiness defeated by afternoon sun Vol. LXXIX, No. 124 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 26, 1969 Ten Cents Six Pages ARTiSTIC EXPRESSION: Faculty board supports Dionysus defense fund Black protest continues on EMU By JIM BEATTIE The motion, which was partly a The Faculty Civil Liberties reply to the Regents' statemen...…
…VOTER REGISTRATION : OUT OF CONTROL See editorial page Y L 111k iAa :4Iati CLEAR Nligh--40 Low-18 Blue skies will soon clash with clouds ' Vol. LXX IX, No. 1 25 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 27, 1 969 Ten Cents Eight Pages Voter 'registration. The students' dilemma By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ It is becoming increasingly common to see a student walking out of City Hall a little surprised and somewhat confused over not being ...…
… POLITICS AND PROTEST: WASTING TIME See editorial page YI rL A6P D3a iti SUNNY High-40 Low-21 Fair and warm turning cloudy, colder Eight Pages Vol. LXXIX, No. 126 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 28, 1969 Ten Cents ONE DEAD, MANY INJURED: SGC Nixon s Rome sets * .0 visit touches off violence- ROME (3) -Italian Communist ning battles through the heart of the U.S. presence in Vietnam. the demonstrators led the first serious ...…
…Page Two ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4Z;s rr ^% r .,4,... n,... I I nen ,)auucuy I-ebruary I, 19()y arts festival The terrible beauty that is ours music 'U' symphony shines r .- ,, r l m ui A --A lop1 By ROBERT LYTLE America Simultaneous was a beautiful show last night in the Union Ballroom, but it became an oppressive, perhaps ter- rible, beauty. It revealed the orgiastic col- ors and hypnotic sounds of the American toy - technology. U...…
…"wd THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 2, 1969 arts festival The Believers: Voices from the black experience By ED FABRE Jessie De Vore brought the Voices, Inc. to Ann Arbor last night and also a pow- erful message. The Believers, a B 1 a c k Experience in Song, did not use whip- like tactics. This last point annoyed many white viewers who were distressed over not having been flagellated, publicly. But, for those who came for enjoyment t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, February 4, 1969 Tuesdov February 4 1 9f9 -, ~ -, -- festival set-down, simply-good By STUART GANNES The puns get hissed, some- times the jokes flop and at other times the audience misses a line, but the performance of the Second City comedy team is original enough to win en- thusiastic applause, and crea- tive enough to prove that cut- and-dried night club stand-up monologues and Bob Hope studio skits are no...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednestinv Fphrt jnrv' 1 4p Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY YYICU I r; uuY, FtAuAIuy ),1 7~ arts festival iwn in Perraul By ROBERT LYTLE John Perrault's presentation last night was crude, monoton- ous, and at times seemed to make no sense whatsoever. It was also one of the most bril- liant, stimulating, presentations that I have ever seen. In the course of the evening, he ex- amined a number of the most importan...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 6, 1 _ , -_ -, arts festival (auf fmann meets the monster --music A string of superlatives for the'U' Philharmonic GUILD HOUSE 802 Monroe 01 By DANIEL OKREN T Feature Editor 'T7he New Republic's very worthy and widely noted film critic, Stanley Kauffmanh, came o Ann Arbor last night, pre- >ared to give a speech in de- ense of Richard Lester's anti- var film, How I Won the War. But what Kauffrkan...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, February 7, 1969 THE ICHGAN AIL FrIdy Febr-uary 7 1969 I- I arts festival loots: Local culture and the ONCE Group By ELLEN FRANK America's standards for its culture/arts are indeed bizarre - the artist closest to or on either coastal extremity has a much better chance of making it. So here we are in Anr Ar- bor -~ se-yen hundred miles from the NeT York critics and twenty five hundred miles away from the fanta...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY atrciov ,r,,, hrirv . I 19(;9 aV .itul idly,. rcur u.. 7 '- of 7V arts festival By BILL BARR The ONCE Group's perform- ance of "The Trial of Annie" is a welcome dramatic relief. A well-structured, tightly-or- ganized mass of material, it comments eloquently and un- obtrusively on the plight of the title character, Annie Opie Councilman Wehrer, on trial for unspecified crimes against hu- manity. Her situation is conside...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 9, 1969 Sundy, february 9,.I- f,1969I festival-- Letters: Defending 'Bang,' Ian Black spirit without guts By H. and D. SCHASTOK Alvin Ailey promised us dance theater surging out of the Afro- American experience. However, he didn't come across. The image of a black American dance theater is a spectrum of rhythm, forms and emotion. Yet Ailey gave us no power and little soul. Blues belted across the aud...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, February 1 1 , 1969 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, February 11, 1969 _- music- Subtlety marks Isreali orchestra cinema- Romeo and Juliet: Enriching its beauty =I NATtONAL GFNFRAL C04ORAI N1OW' FOX EASTERN THEATRES.. SHOWING FO VILLAGE 375 No. MAPLE R D. " 76941300 CONTINUOUS SHOWI NGS DAI LY 4 "DAZZLING! Once you see it, you'll never again picture 'Romeo &Juliet quite the way you did befo...…
…TwQ.,. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday. February 12. 1969 At, I wo THE MICHIGAN DAILY -Tt 7 . ...,, I theatre "I __ ___ -l MUSKE T scores with sprigh tly rCamelot' By THOMAS R. CON There are those who figure at Camelot is old hat by now. ey've listened to the original t recording a hundred times dl have seen the movie twice;. y should they bother with eMUSKET production? Because it's simply marvel- s, that's why. here are things ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 13, 1969 THIIHGNDIYTusdy eray1,16 I f .. _..:_ _. .... . records potentially explosive MC5 -SEE- J0HN HAMMOND By W. REXFORD BENOIT T e n minutes by taxi from Arborland lives the country's most potentially explosive group of musicians-the MhS n The 5 proves that the best in- dicator of high-energy musical joms is bodily hair, antennae leading directly tothe viscera, and not the intellect.. It's th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, February 14, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, February 14, 1969 records 6Lum 0% so 00% / Bach's well-tempered outlet By JOE PEHRSON [f Bach were living to exper- ice his new vestments, I arantee he would be donsider- ly more surprised and delight- than the cover of Switched- iBach would suggest. Tran- iptions. are nothing new.. is, -however, is the first at-' npt- to apply all the resources- contemporary e...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY" 15, 1969 Saturday, February THE MICHiGAN DAILY Saturday, F~bruary 15, 1969 CIA develops need to > STILL ON DUTY: OWN" .r.. . . ... , .. ... _ .r . ..- .... ,.. (Continued from page 1) iage of a brainwashing session indoctrinate young and impres- onable journalists. White's short speech wasj a de- nse -of the CIA and indictment he press for criticizing it. "A great deal of what we do is cret," White said. "But a gre...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY" Sunday, February 16, 1\969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 16, 1q69 I I I I her slips showing By JIM PETERS If this were Fargo, North Dako- ta, and not Ann Arbor, the so- called cultural capital of the Mid- west, last night's production of ovsky. Wrong notes flew every- where, and the tempo was errati^. The group of musicians was so small that even the loudspeake s Icould not embellish the thin sound tional teno...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, February 18, 1969 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, February 18, 1969 records Ormandy and RCA: Sweet fruits of a new union NO 2-6264 HRRY!! LASTZ2BIG ST'EVE McICU1JEEN AS "IBL UIT~ SHOWS AT 1:00-3:00-5:00 7:10q and 9:15 'DAYS . .. By R. A. PERRY When Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra di- vorced Columbia Records for RCA, you can be sure that the' new alliance was a. marriage for money. ...…
…Yo THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February 19, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, February '19, 1969 poetry and prose De licacy in a By KIRK HAMPTON "I died in 1960 from a prison A entence and poetry brought me " iack to life." Thus Etheridge Knight, a newly discovered and newly published black poet, ex- lairis how 'he came t write. Yesterday, in the UGLI Multi- >urpose Room, Knight read sev- ral selections from Poems from Prison - a thi...…
…re Two- THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 20, 1969 I I theatre 4 curtain call of OVER NATtONAL E'JFRAL COPOrAT'ON H ELD FOX EASTERN THEATRES q 3RD WEEK FOR VILLBGE 375 No MAPLE RD.-769.1300 an. entertaining bastard The Theatre Will Be Emptied After 7:00 P.M. Showing Fri.,-Sat. By MICHAEL ALLEN John Osborne's The Enter- tainer, though written over ten years ago is still fiercely con- temporary. It rages at us; it indicts us; ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, February 21, 1S art Viewing Manet through Spanish eyes By WALTER THOMPSON and BETH GENNE The Edouard Manet exhibit, currently being held at the University Art Museum, offers an un- usual opportunity to see this artist work in a medium where he has unfortunately received little' publicity. Included in this impressive showing - the first major graphics show h e 1 d by the Uni- versity Museum - are etchi...…
…THEMICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, Febriuory 22, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 22, 1969 r r f / om Rush: Enter shyly, play softly, stay awhile By DAVID SPUR crowds where most the audience secretly mellow and people stop do it complete justice. But i 't | We caught each other in good moods, audience and performer. Tom Rush almost shyly stepped up on the stage in Canterbury House last night and held up his bright yellow guitar, flas...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 23, 1969 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 23, 1969 We all live in a yellow submarine, By DAVID SPURR music ~*1 Cologne Orchestra: Yes B It's so The Yellow Submarine is most splendiferous. Oh do see it, do. viewer to A crazy old German artist named Heinz Edelmann has made view ofa of our legendary pop heroes a true romance of animation. Think of saying go it, just think of i...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, February 25, 1969 Pag T w T H M I HIG N D IL Tu sda , F bru ry 5,_96 music I a& 7 Believing the By ALAN NEFF Speaking on behalf of that fat-assed community of part- whole loser / romanticists var- iously called lovers, addicts or diggers of the blues, I must say that it was a pleasure seeing Gary Davis twice this weekend -first, at the Ark Saturday night after hours and then at Alice's Restaurant...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday,* February 26, 1969 F'a g T w T H E M I C I G A D A I Y W d n e s a y; F e b u ary 2 6, 1 9 6 records Flying Dutchman may change your mind By R. A. PERRY Wagner, perhaps like Jean Luc-Godard (if you will pardon t h e comparison), is an artist either hotly detested or enthu- siastically embraced; s e 1 d o m does he elicit a middle-road re- sponse of disinterest. Many mu- sic lovers would like to app...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 27, 1969 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I dance Last night Aztecs and old men captured the Hill By MICHAEL JONES deliberately employing rinky- The finale, the "Guadala- TheBtink music and displayed the jara," was a combination of eif ty of f ve o th ma ehnc- a ring c r sra nnannt a rv A Program Information 4 8-6416 2nd BIG WEEK IAMM I ico is great at one thing: it fills a theatre. And l...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, February 28, 1969 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, February 28, 1969 records Plink, whistle, toot boom...it's John Cage! By JOE PEHRSON With some degree of temerity, Columbia Records recently re- leased a series of contemporary works by major avant-garde composers. which presents a cross-section of developments in the field of modern music. While none of: these records are des- tined for even the ...…
…Saturday, February 1, 1969 THE MICHIGAN GAILY Page Three Saturday, February 1, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Page Three f Alice's Restaurant Sat. N ite, Feb. 1 GENE BARKIN 9-1 ALICE LLOYD HALL 50c FREE FOOD DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) Fletcher, vice president and General Counsel, Western Electric. Saturday 5:15 p.m, Jazz Revisited, with H a z e n Schumacher presenting European re- cordings by Fats Waller, Duke Elling- to...…
…Sunday, February 2, 1969 STUDENT-WORKER EFFORT: THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Do new Czech protests spell return to pre-invasion reform? y , By NICK JANKOWSKI Last of Two Parts PRAGUE (CPS) - The firey suicide of student Jan Palach brought to the surface the dis- content of students and workers with the country's Czech gov- ernment. The student-worker fusion was underlined by the second attemptrat self-immol...…
