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… T SOC STUDENTS: SHARING TENURE See editorial page Cv. 4c Sit 43UUgax DIaitj STAGNANT Iligh-35 Loa-17 Cloudy, no chance of anything Vol. LXXIX, No. 127 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, March 1,,1969 Ten Cents Fight Pages FUNDING CONFUSION Language poll behind schedule By LAURIE HARRIS language programs are now run Gindin says Hays made a verbal Over a year ago the literary to the requirement itself. Had it agreement with ISR last Decem- ...…

…Voter registra hon closes Friday, larch 7 MICKEY MANTLE RETIRES! See Page 9 i5 r Sir igtAan haiti, NOT BADL Jligh--43 Low-18 Partly cloudy today; worse tonight Vol. LXXIX, No. 128 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, March 2, 1969 Ten Cents Ten Pages F Lit school faculty FBA ignores food supply scandal meets tomorrow onl language issue which may be offered at the meet- ings." O'Neill declined to specify yes- terday which of...…

…. WI"9 'U' SCIENTISTS: BUSINESS AS USUAL See editorial page 5kt~ta A6F 4br 471zttlit. OKAY hiigh-1Q Low-i 7 Sunny, but colder; no chance of rain Vol LXXIX, No. 129 Ann Arbor, Michigan--TwuE Ten Cents Eight Pages Ten Cents Eicih Paces POLICE RREST 300 PROTESTERS T FERRIS MILLIKEN ORDERS IN 70 STATE TROOPERS BIG RAPIDS OP) - Backed up by authority from Gov. William Milliken, about 70 state. troopers moved onto the Ferris Sta...…

…I LANGUAGE : ANOTHER STALL See editorial page ci L Si r4 igau ~E~ait1 COOL high-43 Low-17 No chance of rain Vol LXXIX, No. 130 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, March 5, 1969 Ten Cents Eight Pages Report recommends major revisions, in Union By STEVE NISSEN City Editor and NADINE COHODAS The Union Board of Directors last night heard a critical analysis of the Union's financial and in- stitutional problems over the last few ye...…

… WOE UNTO HIM, SPOKETH THE LAIRD See editorial page , i43iau fl1ail11.. CHILLY Low-15 Cloudy, more snow is on the way Vol. LXXIX, No. 131 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, March 11, 1969 Ten Cents Ten Pages I Elden: Disqualified from strike By DANIEL ZWERDLING District Judge S. J. Elden will leave the bench and take the wit- ness stand today in a special court session called to consider whether he should be disqualified from hearin...…

…BALZHISER ORDINANCE: A POLITICAL MANEUVER See editorial page C, 4c S tii Daiti*1 LESS FRIGID digh-32 Low-I 2 Increasing temperatures; partly cloudy skies Vol. LXXIX, No. 132 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, March 12, 1969 Ten Cents Eight Pages QUESTION LEGALITY: .M M Students plan suit to stop senate probe By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ Student Government Coun- cil and two Ann Arbor groups are considering testing the constitutionality of th...…

… fFBA POLICIES: APATHY & NEGLIGENCE See editorial page Y L 011r :!Iai60t~ GREAT shigh-37 LOW-24 Suinny and mild; light wind Vol. LXXIX, No. 133 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, March 13, 1969 Ten Cents Eight Pages Ed school By SHARON WEINER it has h and NANCY LISAGOR committ -Innovati< "Detroit has more teachers from wich ht Tennessee State College than from which .h this University," complains Otis Nel- The S son, Grad, co-chairman...…

… TRAINING TEACHERS FOR THE GHETTO See editorial page 43U :!Iat CRUMMY Hiigh-35 Partly cloudy with light snow Vol. LXXIX, No. 134 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, March 14, 1969 Ten Cents Ten Pages _.. .._ Blacks By MARTIN HIRSCHMAN The handful of black students attending the University's Flint College have unit- ed in an attempt to change what they consider the "white" and'sometimes "rac- ist".nature of their school. Students for Black...…

… ABM: NIXON BOMB See editorial page LIT L Sir iAu 74I ait 1 LIONISH High--U Low--14 Partly cloudy, cool; chance of snow tonight Vol. LXXIX, No. 135 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, March 15, 1969 Ten Cents Eight Pages U plans to cancel classes to honor Rev. King Final approval expected for April 4th memorial * * * * * * * * * * * I By, JIM NEUBACHER and SHARON WEINER The University is expected to cancel all cl...…

… J Endorsements.. For council president EXCELLENT MARTY McLAUGILIN and Mark Van Der Hout are re- freshing and articulate advocates of greater student involvement on the vital issues facing the University and the community. Members of the Radical Caucus they have been leaders in the movement to abolish the language requirement.. Their understanding and political awareness of how the University operates ranks them far above any of the other ca...…

…VOTE TODAY SGC ENDORSEMENTS See editorial page Y sit 43UU ~!Iait*F VOTE TODAY Polls Open 9:30-5:30 Vol. LXX1X, No. 138 Ann Arbor Michigan-Wednesday, March 9, 1969 Ten Cents tudenelections ballot:Bundle ofblun By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ concern that the literary college candidates' names were put on indicate yes 0 and no (1) for instructions. It was too compli- vo Errors and ambiguities in faculty will hot view the re- the ballot, he said, "ther...…

…INSUFFICIENT ATTEMPT AT MODIFYING PHYS ED See editorial page Sir ujau Z4aiI4 SPOILED High-48 Low-38 Cloudy and cooler, intermittent rain Vol. LXX1X, No. 139 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, March 20, 1969 Ten Cents eSia1reort lsle ctonl se ByIIENRY GRIX School of Education should be relieved of for Educational Development Inc. "The panel believes that many other iary" personnel be - employed to teach heels of the sc Editor the responsibility...…

… PROPOSED IM BUILDING NEEDS SUPPORT See editorial page Y Lit i au Iait WASTEFUL IHigh-44 Lou--30 C'loudy, windy, and rainy; possibility of snow Vol. LXXIX, No. 140 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, March 21, 1969 Ten Cents Miller boycotts three-waySrun By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ for the presidential - vice presidential race and alleged discrepancies in the date are applied to the other appro- Howard Miller and Mark Rosen- posts next Wednesday. way st...…

…BINDING ARBITRATION: EXCEDRIN FOR SGC See editorial page Lw A 4I a itF NOT SPRING lNig1--45 Loa--22 Partly cloudy, less cold but still not warm Vol. LXXIX, No. 141 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, March 22. 1969 Ten Cents Eight Pages ., .. _ ... -- - -- EiabtPoae I I SGC By RON LANDSMAN Managing Editor and MARTY !;OTT The impasse in the Student Government Council presidential election was still unsolved yester- day as candidate How...…

…Building an By DAVID WEIR Sports Editor, 1968-69 Since Don Canham became athletic di- rector last June, the 50-year old former Wolverine track coach has consolidated his power in the Michigan athletic corporation to a point where he is now (like his prede- cessor H. 0. "Fritz" Crisler) virtually a dictator. At the same time, he has increased his influence regionally and nationally and is probably the most powerful athletic director in the Bi...…

…MILLER & ROSENBAUM: POLITICS OF POWER See editorial page Y , ir4igaYt :43 a it SNOW High-45 Low-34 Cloudy and windy with showers changing to flurries Vol. LXXIX, No. 143 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, March 25, 1969 Ten Cents Eight Pages I. .,, , . 1 ' fiscal crisis: Scrounging around for EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of a series on the pressing fiscal problems facing the University. Today's article discusses the general f...…

…,/ a Vote today only for SGC presidential run-off 'VOTE TODAY SGC eidorsemnent See editorial page Y Sirt~ F~ 74E iti WINTER High-40 Lour-25 Cold and windy. show flurries Vol. LXXIX, No. 144 em - Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, March 26, 1969 Ten Cents Ten Pages LSA panel reveals BS degree plan SDS lead By RICK PERLOFF The literary college general studies committee yesterday released its report recommending a restructu...…

… NCAA probes North Carolina See page 9 Sir i au A4&1P 4:3att]Y PHOOIE High-4 Low-23 Generally overcast; light snow Vol. LXXIX, No. 145 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, March 27, 1969 Ten Cents Ten Pages d ' to press charges against SDS protesters By JIM NEUBACHER University President Robben W. Fleming announced yesterday the a d m i n i s t r a t i o n is preparing charges against "a number" of students who staged a , pro...…

…After the ADCsi By STUART GANNES For the 627 families receiving y. - Aid to Dependent Children grants in Washtenaw County, welfare rights is a full-time struggle.. Last September, when about 80 ADC mothers demanded a $130 supplemental clothing al- lowance for their children, hun- dreds of students rallied to their cause. Students demonstrated f o r welfare rights. They showed their solidarity with the moth- ers by sitting in with them in the...…

…RENT STRIKE: GROWING SIGNIFICANCEr See editorial page Y 5k t43UUn D43a itj BITTER COLD high-30 Low-10 Cloudy, windy, much colder; odds on snow: one in five . Vol. LXXIX, No. 147 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, March 29, 1969 Ten Cents Eight Pages NATION MOURNS: Gen. Eisenhower dies Court awards possession WASHINGTON (M)-Dwight D a v i d Eisenhower, soldier, President, and one of the revered figures of American history, died ye...…

…Crisis nears in By LANIE LIPPINCOTT The Model Cities Program for North Central Ann Arbor is only in its pre- natal stages. But already it has spark- ed a controversy which is polarizing the community. Funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Model Cities is a six-year program aimed at solving the social and en- vironmental problems of urban areas. In Ann Arbor the target of the pro- gram is the North Central area, be-...…

…PageTwo 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, March 1, 1969 art Program Informationj665-6240 I1-,_, _ _ ---= Looking for reality? .. .lo and behold! DAVE JOHNS GOES ELECTRIC with BASEMENT BAND i. By ROBERT LYTLE The Michigan Museum of Art presently has an exhibition of contemporary piints on loan un- til March 16 from the Winston collection in Detroit. It is an exciting, stimulating exhibition with works by Andy Warhol, R o b e r .t" ...…

…Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, March 2, 1969 Two THE MICHIGAN DALY Sunday, March 2, 1969 ___ __ _-music 48 hours of hot dogs and rock DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 4 By THOMAS R. COPI, JOHN GRAY, FRED LaBOUkI And a Cast of Thousands Thirty-six hours, 650 songs, four dozen hot dogs, a case of orange juice and 34 beers ago we sat down in front of a radio, two tape recorders, 18,000 feet of tape, a deck of cards and a sheaf of paper to hear the...…

…Page Two, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, March 4, 1969 PaeTw HEMCHGN;AL cinema DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ---- ":'ii;:;;i:L{:}j^"{,4':r+:i.},:r;..a ( Ben Hur: By DANIEL OKRENT to judge There seems to be no propriety critically whatever in the American film I m e, . industry. It is bad enough that about re Hollywood spends so much of them t its energy on the production of may re thoroughly lousy films; it is which H worse when they realize ...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, March 5, 1969 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, March 5, 1969 cinema The very model of the modern major film maker . POT SHOP SEMI-ANNUAL SALE 25 OFF ON ALL HANDMADE Ceramics; Stoneware, Mugs, Plates, Bowls, Teapots, Vases, etc., etc. "Come SEE and SAVE" Sunday, March 2-Morch 10 619 Packard 9-5, 7-1 1 Some people make movies for profit. Your parents make them for fun. But when you put the two ...…

…Page Two, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, March 11, 1969 ,a.:T.TE IHGA AL Tuesday. March 11 1969 I I cinema THE Film Festival: Bringing America By ELLEN FRANK Lately it seems that everyone from TIME Magazine to your art history professor look down and around our America to con- clude that yes, everyone is mak- ing movies these days. But if that Great Everyone is making experimental, films, where arg they all? Canyon Cinema in Californi...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, March 12, 1969 film festival poetry and prose *i Well, it had some nice things but... Into the. realm of fantasy By BRUCt HENSTELL It. should come as no surprisee if last night the 7th Ann Ar- bor Film Festival produced few surprises. For the record, films were lightly pre-screened by Festival's producers (stress the lightly) simply because of limit- ed time. Nobody will agree, of course, that all...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursdcav, March 13_.1969 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thu rsrlov My nrr~ t-I' bi1 .J 1 7,17 "'. . ----I. . .rrr Ys 7 - film festival Man upe Ii's Dr. Clhicago music It pays to know the score II By BRUCE HEMSTELL The highlights of the second night of the Ann Arbor F II1 m Festival was the premier of George Manupelli's Dr. Chicago, the first episode in a projected twenty-film series about the mystical and ful...…

…Page Two -film festival- Night of the winners? THE MICHI An end t By BRUCE HENSTELL The third night of tho Ann Arbor Film Festival may well turn out to be the night of the winners. It was a night of easy and occassionally serious view- ing, even if it lagged in parts. Several of the films were montages of images, far from a new or even necessarily in- teresting technique. But in sev- eral cases the juxtaposition called attention to the obi...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Complexity-- theatre Surprises in Cherry Orchard' on the surface By BRUCE HENSTELL There is a good chance that Richard Myers' Akran shown last night at the film festival will win first prize. The film is feature length, 118 minutes, and while there might be a slight favoritism in. the jury for a film of such a length, there need be no shuffling of feet. Myers' film i...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY St unday, March 16,' 1969 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY S 's GUILD, HOUSE., 802 Monroe St. Mon., March 17-Noon Luncheon 25c PROF. JOHN PLATT, Physics & Assoc. Dir. of Mental Heaith Research Institute: "THE STEP TO MAN" Tues., March 18-Noon Luncheon PROF. TOM MAYER, Dept. of Sociology. "ACADEMIC AUTOCRACY" Film Festival: The fresh and the bland of it -MICHIGRAS APRIL 11-12 SKIT NITE * * CARNIVAL By MARVIN FELH...…

…'4 Page Two. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, March 19, 1969 records A blessing on your head, Airplane By RON SCHAEFER Jefferson Airplane has finally made an album of concert tapes, and it's been worth all the wait. Bless Its Pointed Little Head (RCA, LSP-4133) contains four Jefferson Airplane oldies, two "standards," and two new songs, all done in exciting, supercharg- ed performances; Jefferson Airplane, vanguard of the new rock coming ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY kA---L 'IA .'Tne^ _THEMICHIGAN DAILY . _ r IT nursay, M'arch ZU, Ii9V . theatre J& S Society's well-stacked deck 605 E. William 769- 1593 BILL HINKLEY and By JOHN A The University's Sullivan Society to on Iolanthe last ni with the help of a two won the game may have lost a po there it didn't m when the chips were at the end. Director' Roger chose to stylize the duction, emphasizin tasy and playing chances for humor ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, March 21, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, March 21, 1969 i records Back to where the music's at. Yes yes By LITTLE SUZY FUNN A Country Girl Again , Roots. Everybody's got roots. And all of a sudden everybody's got a roots album out. So let's take it from the. top: The Byrds are fast becoming the most prolific group since the New Christy Minstrels. As of right now there are at least four groups that claim ex...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, March 22, 1969 THE ICH GAN DAIL Sa urd y, M rch 22, 196 __ .. f { -- r ._ cinema 'Fireman': Non-flammable ofpalliative amusements ings did not improve much until the entrance of wig, was better in ensembles than in solos, when her William Hall as Count Robinson; Hall seemed to instill voice was strong but "from the head." Miss Kaufman confidence in the other singers: the originally scram- was a gas. Vocally r...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, March 23, 1969 dance Dance concert: Precision --music A musical double header By C. 4. SPINGLER The University Dance Department concert Friday evening should be distinguished for its combination of clarity and precision of dance technique with professional staging and original- ity of choreography and musicalcomposition. The few faults of the'show can be attributed to the lack of facilities and space i...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, March 25, 1969 I music letters Spurr and Ackles Firenz By JIM PETERS It was the kind of concert that' audiences just love, no atonal dissonances, no "modern" tricks that assault the ear; the music flowed sweetly, and tie assem- bled patrons of t h e Chamber Arts Series showed their thanks repeatedly for the abundance of Baroque charms presented. -The Orchestra Michelangelo di Firenze (Societa Cam...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, March 26, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, March 26, 1969 theatre 0 Alchemists 16th century slam at Madison Ave. By MICHAEL ALLEN The Stratford production of Ben Jonson's The Alchemist is both excellent and amazingly depraved. Not only is every bit of verbal lead turned into sensual gold but even the crotches of female statues are cozened into obscei- ity. Indeed the courting of Doll by Mammon, interla...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, March 27, 1969 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, March 27~ 1969 music ijab Thej ? By JOE PEHRSON Words weren't designed for 'anything' like this. They only feebly try to explain a beautiful experience, and in this they fail - and all beauty -is blemished. :vow can words describe the per- fect artistry of a genius, or the , ability- of a- musical form to lift us from our surroundings, plac- ing...…

…Page Twoi THE MICHIGAN GAILY Friday, March 28, 1969 Page Twoi THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, March 28, 1969 NA 0 A 6 A~ Cr~0RA!ION a " - - ----- - r Beatles zap fans, $1,000 grand LONDON (f' - To o many people want to hold their hand. And so, drummer Ringo Starr announced yesterday, there will be no more of the live Beatle performances that wrought hys- teria in teen-agers and ulcers in policemen around the world. "It's awful news but we kne...…

…,,jo Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, March 29, 1969 ~e Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY S,._4_ arh29 1 ~ theatre: Ham lel By MICHEAL ALLEN The Stratford's production is a violent Hamlet. People get thrown bodily around the stage and Hamlet himself never stops being on the brink of violence. The melancholy hero of the nineteenth century, the hero of the soliloquies, is unrecognizable in Kenneth Welsh. He burned up adrenalin at a fantastic pace, s...…

…Roge Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sundoy, loch 30, 1969 Poge Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday. March 30. 1969 The Beaux- m" arts A formal tribute to Duey Ball By ARNOLD WHITE They stepped out onto the stage of Hill Aud. bright and confident, shoes shining, arms swinging proudly, tuxes in place. The Michigan Men's Glee Club, in concert last night, presented "White Tie and Tails"; and it was a fitting farewell to their director of 22 years,...…

…7h reA Saturday; March 1, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page I Iaudy Mrh1 16IH ICIA IYPg ~ ~r' a? TONIGHT BOB 1421 Hill St. 8:30 P.M. 'M4 WHITE guitar, banjo, autoharp Sat- 1:00 p.M. Workshop 25c Sat. eve late "After Hours" "Something comes thru Bob White's songs that you don't find much these days, a deep felt optimism. Singing songs that capture the deepest feeling of people . . . He captures and keeps his audience."-Michigan Daily V -...…

…Sunday, March 2, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Th ren Sunday, March 2, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thre'e 'URBAN SOLUTION' GOP to push suburbia WASHINGTON (,)--A visitor to the Agriculture Department last week when offered a job in the Nixon Administration, told a newsman he would rather continue living in Iowa. "This isn't for me," the man said. "I'm a farmer, a small- town boy. That's the only place to live." According to surveys, man...…

… Tuesday, March 4, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pape Three Tuesday, March 4, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PeI Ww.TI s e ET NO END IN SIGHT Thenw UMUAHIA, Biafra (P)-This is Biafra after more than 19 months of war: -All its major cities are gone; -Hundreds of thousands have died of starvation or disease; -Little fertile land or resources are left; -The Nigerian air force's Rus- sian-made MIG and Ilyushin warplanes are still unchallenged in the sk...…

… Wednesday,' March 5, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page ThreA Wednesday, March 5, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thre'~ . LSA faculty defers action on language, degree question DA ILY OFFICIA L B U L LE TI N ......:.... '. ..-:---------"r.1::Y" «Y. .J. ............:t"{'"'''"; .'J.:.:.....f.... :J^ .:},'Y:::: ::v; ,1.. :{}v : .::h............ sJ.... . ...... ..r..",.:} Y:.f::.::w.,; ".r,....,......... }> (Continued from Page 1) the student. We ...…

…Tuesday, March 11, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . Page Three Tuesday, March 11, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page ThreA TAKES STUDENTS' SIDE: Education convention di* College Press Service CHICAGO (CPS)-Most col- * leges and universities will profit from student protests if their administrations are free from outside political pressure. That finding is suggested in data gathered in the American Association for Higher Educa- tion's (AAHE) campus go...…

…Wednesday, March 12, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page ThreA Professional Theatre Program Presents by the Authors of "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF !" CAMPUS CONSPIRACIES? Crackdown on protests spreads ,f ~WILL TO GUJGE ROSGVA ?RINZ By PHIL SEMAS College Press Service SAN FRANCISCO-For years Students for a Democratic So- ciety and other groups in the Left have been worrying and talking about "repression" on the campuses. Most students thought they w...…

…Thursday, March 1 3, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pac { IIRESHAPING BUSINESS: . ii I Congress investigates mergers the news today by The A octed P~rss and College Press Ser ice ge Threp' 1111 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Gilbert & Sullivan Society Presents JOLANTHE by W. S. Gilbert & Arthur Sullivan MARCH 19, 20, 21, 22 TRUEBLOOD THEATRE Ili Box Office open 10 A.M. weekdays and Saturday, March 12-22 Phone 764-5 387 LITTLE CLU featuri...…

…Page Three Friday, March 14, 1969 RUSS GIBB presents in Detroit KILLER SHOW{ THE MICHIGAN DAILY TONIGHT and SATURDAY BARRY O'NEILL guitar, dulcimer, concertina, banjo '1 1421 Hill St. 8:30 P.M. FROM ENGLAND Demonstrations hit role of research 1!i a i I I it I'l FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JOHN MAYALL and SAVOY BROWN Blues Bands AND Admission $5.00 8:30 P.M.-l :00 A.M. SUNDAY-THE FROST AND THE TRAIN 7-11, $1.75 THE GRANDE BALLROOM Grand R...…