…FREE ISSUE Y glfr 6 1,rP D4aitIF FREE ISSUE Vol LXXVIIf, No. 1-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Wednesday, May 1, 1968 Regents endIDAties, set Kine ola Ten P rship * * * * * * * * * * * * Columbia pres ident avert stri calls off classes to ke threat 4 Oppose SGC plan forincorporation Approve Elderfield gnidelin s, part of decision-making report By RON LANDSMAN and STEVE NISSEN The Regents officially ended the University's nine...…
…ELDERFIELD REPORT: REGENT'S ADDENDA See editorial page i Vol. LXXVIII, No. 2-S Y I!3ZU D~ait SUNNY High-68 Low-42 Warm with little chance of rain Ann Arbor, Michigan, Thursday, May 2, 1968 Ten Cents Eight Pages U.S. accepts proposed peace talks on cruiser WASHINGTON (P')-The White spokesmen nonetheless g a v e had arrived yet from either Wash- House quickly agreed yesterday to straight-faced replies when asked ington or Hanoi, alth...…
… DOWN, down d OWI See editdrial page gilt SPRINGY chance of light raini Vol. LXXVII No. 3-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Friday, May 3, 1968 Ten Cents Eight Pages Phone strikers win big raise WVASHINGTON riP - Telephone strikers won three-gear wage and fringe benefit increases totaling nearly 20 per cent yesterday in 1908's fattest labor contract agreement thus far. It will affect some 600',000 workers across the nation. The AFL-CIO Com...…
…IT'S NOT OVER YET See editorial page Lit~g~ 6 oar 743 4w. a Itt COOL High-58 Low--40 Showers today, warmer tomorrow Vol. LXXVIII, No. 4-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Saturday, May 4, 1968 Ten Cents NWU hold blacks building Guarded optimism surrounds Ask segregated dormitories, p increased black enrollment for Paris meeting .:\ By JIM HECK Special To The Daily EVANSTON, Ill.-A band of 110 black students at North- mstern University con...…
…HOSIER LAND' UBER ALLES. See editorial page (ZAP , riiganr 7.kriati, WARMER High-60 Low-40 Chance of rain tonight ( _. Vol. LXXVI1l, No, 5-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tuesday, May 7, 1968 Ten Cents Eight Pages _. ht Paae Saigon offensive icreased by VC Attacks aimed at influencing Paris peace talks later in week SAIGON (A-Fighting raged through the pre-dawn dark today on the outskirts of Saigon. It was the third day of an enemy show ...…
…I r WHY NOT VIETNAM ? See ed itorial' page Y Sir Y EaitM WARM, WINDY high-7 r Chance of showers, cooler tomorrow Vol. LXXVIII, No. 6-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Wednesday, May 8, 1968 Ten Cents Six Pages RFK TOPS BRA IGIN, cCARTHY I I DI 'U'expecti X C dorm Ll ivin Cutler may bring]' plan to Regents By STEVE NISSEN The University is expected to, end requirements that students live in residence halls beginning in August, 1969, The Da...…
…'U' HOUSING RULES: WHY A PRISON? See editorial page flr Ae 43 41P a t t CLOUDISH High-65 Low-45 Chance of showers cooler tomorrow Vol. LXXV11, No. 7-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Thursday, May 9, 1968 Ten Cents Eight Pages Sta ughton Lyn d case for elements oJ By NADINE COHODAS Staughton Lynd - history professor, anti-war protester, and champion of dissent - is between jobs once again. The former Yale faculty member, involved in a simila...…
…REJECT WIRETAPPING See editorial page (ZI rP Lit 43i~aU ,A&41P 4'm3m a t COOLER High-64 Low-43 Light breeze;' slight chance of rain Vol. LXXVII1, No. 8-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Friday, May 10, 1968 Ten Cents Eight Pages 0 Prague fears Russian troops P i Soviets move through Poland; Western diplomats detained WARSAW ON' - Western military attaches "positively identified" Soviet troops heading through Poland yesterday n the directio...…
…FINING PROTESTERS: RERUN IN CONGRESS See editorial page 'YI L IM At 4IaiAJ FAIR ENOUGH High-65 Low--42 Chance of rain, cooler tomorrow Vol. LXXVIII, No. 9-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Saturday, May 1I, 1968 Ten Cents Six P RoOsevelt expels demonstrators Refusal to reappoint Lynd full time results in student demonstrations By NADINE COHODAS Sixteen students were expelled from Chicago's Roosevelt Univer- sity yesterday following a sit-in in th...…
…CALIFORNIA DREAMING See editorial page Y ~43UU 43 0- tly THUNDERSHOWERS High-7z Low-46 Warmer with increasing cloudiness Vol. LXXVIII, No. 10-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tuesday, May 14, 1968 Ten Cents Six Pages Massive anti-De Gaulle CnnfrnvPQx flares over march staged in Paris e nraneshit 1e - V 1 - bylaw revision -Associated Press Paris demonstrators tear down flags PEACE TALKS: Trny, HarriMan "set first demands PARIS (A')-Hundred...…
…THE BYLAW CAN WAIT See editorial page I flitl gan 3ai4j SHIMMERY High-so Low--57 Chance of rain, cooler tomorrow Vol. LXXVIll, No. 11-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Wednesday, May 15, 1968 Ten Cents he ommission controversyand how it By JOHN GRAY In November, 1966, the cam- fuses members and administra- Presidential Commissions to deal The Commission on the Draft dents and administrators and meet The Hatcher Commission, a pus was readying for a S...…
…WHAT NOW, AFL-CIO? See editorial page Y L 111kp ~Iait STORMY High-73 Low-60 Showers ending this morning; cloudy and cooler Vol. LXXVIII, No. 12-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Thursday, May 16, 1968 Ten Cents Blackstudent demands: Findingthe ans By MARCIA ABRAMSON to determine for themselves what professorship, said Prof. William will retire as dean of the literary a study to determine whether ne Chavis represented the Univer- tion When more than ...…
…TUITION: UP, UP AND AWAY See editorial page Y gir tIigaut :4E ait ,4 WRETCHED High-62 Pow-43 Variable cloudiness, chance of rain Vol. LXXVII, No 13-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Satur4ay, May 18, 1968 Ten Cents Eight Pages HOUSE PPRO ES $63.6 ILLIO BUDGET; FLE I G PREDICTS I CRE SE I 'II TUITIO -Senate to act next on funds Bill would establish limitsa for out-of-state enrollment By MARTIN HIRSCHMAN Special To The Daily LANSI...…
…M-VSU. TUITION SCALE: FAIRER FEES See editorial page r, r Lw ~a 74E at FROST? High-65' Law--37 Chance of rain, clearing tonight. / Vol. LXXVII, No. 5-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tuesday, May 21, 1968 Ten Cents Six Pages Massive strike brings France near standstill F Crisis. threate Gaullist regime PARIS - A massive strike in- volving millions flooded across France yesterday in a grassroots: - upheaval that plunged the nation into a st...…
…,,# NOT BY REALISM ALONE See editorial page Y Swli~x :4&raitii POSSIBLE High-67 Low-43 Partly sunny with variable winds Vol. LXXVIlI, No. 16 5S Ann Arbo, Michigan, Wednesday, May 22, 1968 Ten Cents Four Pages Spock trial: Prof. Joseph Sax of the1 Law School is presently in Boston to observe the Spock conspiracy trial. His analyses of the courtroom situation will continue to be published in' The Daily until the completion of the tri...…
…CONSCRIPTION: BOTH SIDES See editorial page Y git l &uii CLOUDS High--68 Law--45 Chance of showers, more tomorrow Vol. LXXVIII, No. 17;>S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Thursday, May 23, 1968 Ten Cents 01 Six Pages I Spock trial: Perils of conspiracy Kirk again denies amnesty Prof. Joseph Sax of the Law School is currently in Boston observing the Spock conspiracy trial. His analyses of the courtroom situation will be pub- lished in The Daily ...…
…OLD REALITIES, NEW SOLUTIONS See editorial page Y gutn A& 444PP71 at CLOUDY Hlgh--6 Low-0S Intermittent showers today and tonight Vol. LXXVIII, No. 18-8SAnn Arbor, Michigan, Friday, May 24, 1968 Ten Cents Six Pages pock trial: Continued z 7 I1 A1L 0At1 7 vivieiit De ense scores Fane leIII Prof. Joseph Sax of the Law School is currently in Boston observing the Spock conspiracy trial. His analyses of the courtroom situation will be ...…
…IMPLEMENTING THE REPORT See editorial paige Y A'rA6 Sw4t igau ia i1 CLEAR lih-r72 Low38 Pleaisantly fair; fairly pleasant Vol. LXXVII, No. T9-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Saturday, May, 25, 1968 Ten Cents Six Pages Spock trial: Seeds of sympathy srof. Joseph Sax of the Law School 1is currently in Boston observing the Spock conspiracy trial. His an- alysis of the courtroom situation will be published in The Daily un- til the end of the trial...…
…0, VW ON THE RUG? See editorial page Yi e tC tgaYt tii DRIZZLY High-65 Lo*-45 More you-know-what, warmer tomorrow ,fn' :; Vol. LXXVIII, No. 20-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tuesday, May 28, 1968 Ten Cents Six Pages L00ting, fires rock Louisville 4 Violence erupts following protest against police action LOUISVILLE, Ky. (A - Violence and looting broke out in the state's largest city last night and Gov. Louie B. Nunn ordered in National Guards...…
…LATEST RETURNS 1,4291 of %2,599 precincts Y ilk !3rn 'iaii4 SLIMY c Iig-63 Low--48 Still more rain, slightly warmer McCarthy Kennedy 57,984 50,530 Vo. LXXVI II, No. 21-5 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Wednesday, May 29, 1968 Ten Cents Eight Pages t c s S M Spock triaL Defense French next By JOSEPH SAX Special To The Daily BOSTON - In a surprise move yesterday morning, that amazed defense counsel as much as it did spectators, the pro...…
…Page Two THE MICHI AN DAILY Page To THE ICHIGASDAIL music And now., the May Festival! - r Columbia president cancels all classes ' . a 4th WEEK By R. A. PERRY At a time when musical, es- - tivals spring up like potential slogans and artists spend their summers flying from Tangle- wood to Dubrovnik, it is sur- prising and gratifying to be reminded that the "May Festi- val" sponsored by the Univer- sity Musical Society this year celebrat...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY .Thursday, May 2t Pc~e Two THE MICHIGAN DALY ThI1 u1. Jd4yv Msa:y 24 W , T ,, .. . POOR PEOPLE'S RALLY: SCLC leader, 6 others arrested MARKS, Miss. da! - Six Ne- Southern Christian Leadership groes were arrested yesterday Conference, on trespassing in this northwest Mississipi charges, town a the state highway pa- Sheriff L. V. Harrison of trol forcibly dispersed a crowd Quitman County said no one of some ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fr 'Pog ToTH ICIGNDAL ... ,.. . I 1 ON= iday,) . mqwwwql , ..': -MW I I I Rock excellence: Hear the USA Schlesinger speaks for, RFK candidacy E ByF.L.S. Funn 6 Rock "n' Rofl Expert' You've probably heard of the United States of America. They have a record. With it, they've es- tablished themselves as one of the nost crea ive, technically excel- lent, if uniealized, rock groups in the country. The group i...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday. May Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wave of relief rolls over world; stock market reacts with surge poetry and prose 'S------ ~ --~,-urgeocn.geqneral site Overflow: Uneven spirit dangers of Mace use By The Associated Press 1 A wave of relief rolled over most world capitals yesterday at the agreement by American and North Vietnamese leaders to begin preliminary peace talks in Paris next week. But in ha...…
…i I HtMICH IbAN DAILY Tuesday, May il , Al l':_ -theatre, dowbooks 'Sea Gull': Ski'mming the surface 6th GREAT WEEK NATIONAL GENFRAL C'R-ORArON F0X EASTERN THE RST~ rOH VILLAGE 37 No. MAPLE RD. -769-1300 Mor,- Fri. 7:00-9 :?0 SAT-3 :00-5:00-7:00-9:20 SUN.-- 1 :00-3:00-5:00-7:00-9:20 Chiekhov people:' an&d Polinai <RI~OTCOVER4G1 Sorin (Colin Piney) (Betty Sinclair) By FRITZ LYON Even though there are only four major Chiekhov play...…
…1968 Page Two HE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 8, Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY ;. :. _ , ,. , records Dorms may be filled State phone workers 0 Little Sherri gets into By LITTLE SHERRI FUNK Rock 'n' Roll Expert All right, 'let's get this "Sgt. Pepper" stuff out of the way first so we can -get into some-' thing important. An album called "Colours" by a group called Colours has recently been released by Dot records ,(DLP 25854). (I...…
…A THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thu The Pigf ckers HOUSE DECISION? How Wallace could a PRINCETON, N.J. P; -- If the Seven of the 10 candidates one U.S. presidential election were the pro-Wallace presidential elec-t held today, the candidacy of for- tor slate nominated in Tuesday'sr mer Alabama Gov. George Wal- Democratic primary are public lace could mean the election officials, and one, Lt. Gov. Albertz would have to be decided by the Brewer, became g...…
…MPPM" THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, May 10, 1968 Friday May 1. 196 I . ummer concert series: Beat the reruns DIAL 5th 8-6416W E SAN~l)Y IENN ,IS 'KEIR L)ULLIAL AIN'I I FIV'())I ) i:i \ \t{4.11 I{ I By R. A. PERRY Ann Arbor's entertainment schedule has begun its sum- mer eclipse, but Gail Rector, manager of the University Mu- sical Society, has booked four pianists whose concerts should make any music lover pleased to be in town. Opening ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, May 11, 1968 Page Two STONINGS, TEAR GAS: Police clash with Paris students) while Vietnam peace talks begin' Vietnamese, U.S. delegates set L-7 parley on bombing for Monday Tonight and Saturday at PAMELA and MICHAEL 1421 Hill St. '8:30 P.M. PARIS (iP)-Club swinging po- lice charged over student barri- cades of cobblestones and over- turned automobiles early today to scatter bands of insurgent youths wh...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILlr Tuesday. May 14. 1968 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY NASULGC REPORT:I Public Negro colleges need nfboost New bylaw proposal DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN x WASHINGTON (CPS) -- The nation's public Negro colleges need significant increases in financing before they can expand their role as "opportunity colleges," accord- ing to a report issued by the Na- tional Association of State Uni- versities and Land-Grant Colleg...…
… rage i wo THE MICHIGAN DAUY Wednesdav. Mov 1 . 1 968.'' t r II" g e t w o T H E M I C H I G A N D A I L CWlldIn JlIr /v Mm, 1 -/ ,1 VV A day with Humphrey on the Detroit swing. j"t Government reports threefold improvement in U.S. dollar drain (Continued from Page 1) no more " Once the candi- date is oil the dignitary-stud- ded platform, again smiling and waving, "Oh say, can you see" replaces the spirituals. A quick glance around the...…
… Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY TL. s.... __ _ t._.. ,r rtirri Pa e T oTHI H GA.A L IThursday, May 16, 1968 ' t y records Sherri goes for Collectors now By LITTLE SHERRI FUNN Rock 'n' Roll Expert relevel of musical profi- ciency on the averagearock al- bum has risen considerably over the last year or so. The music industry is providing better a & r personnel, more knowledgeable production peo- ple, and more sympathetic studios for th...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, Mov 18, 1968 " s.--T4 M CH GAID IL VSotfI daVoli' ov .,'1;d i".1; 6R{5 1 M cinema: 'Fixer By T. EDWARD HEARNE Collegiate PressService Second of a two parts BUDAPEST, Hungary - The m~ost important decisions in film-making depend on two or three personalities: chiefly the director and scriptwriter, and one or two principle actors..' These are the architects of the filmn business. On a typical day o...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, May 21, 1968 N Tuesday. Mov 21 196~ a I records Riggs' By R. A. PERRY There is no record-company today which can produce the monthly number of releases that Columbia continues to pour onto the market. Accord- ingly, when the producers de- cide to feature one of their art- ists, they do so in an enthusias- tic and all-out fashion. May, for instance, has been declared E. Power Biggs Month and Columbi...…
….. .5 ! N :. ' Position papers 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 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. News Phone: 764-05521 Editorials printed inThe Michigan Daily exp ress the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. I' WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1968 NIGHT EDITOR: STEVE N...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, May 23, 1968 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY -Associated Press Violence at San Francisco State sit-in Kirk refuses amnesty A look at. . . 'No Way To Treat a Lady' by Daniel Okrent IT'S A WEEKNIGHT in Ann Arbor, during the summer. You don't have anything to do, of course. The University Musical Society has a sparse summer schedule, and there's no PTP to attract you. Generally, the selection of films is ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, May 24, 1968 -L Alookot,. 'Bedazzi by Daniel Okrent Go to Blaises, ward othe blahs *. is PICTURE THE scene. Peter Cook, star and co-creator with Dud- ley Moore of the eminently successful Beyond the Fringe, is sitting in his room somewhere in London, with absolutely nothing to do. M9 picks up the phone and dials his friend Dudley. "What're you doing, chum?" "Oh, nothing," Dudley replies. "OK. Le...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, May 25, 1968 Herevisi o ted: Traces odisasterr Soturdciv,. May 2..,...r 1968. - Ii " 'ema in EDITOR'S NOTE: CPS Vietnam correspondent first wrote of the destruction of Hue in March. Re- cently he returned there. The fol- lowing two articles are an account of what he found. By STEVE D'ARAZIEN College Press Service HUE, South Vietnam - The Monsoon had lifted, the sun beat down, and warmth had replaced the damp co...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, May 28, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, May 28, 1968 ,, ,, 4 ' Workers in France refuse agreement (Continued from Page 1) resulted i in fewer benefits and' higher worker contributions. Pompidou argued that this was a legislative matter and said it was up to the National Assembly to make any change in the law. On the salary rises, the work- ers had demanded an immediate 12 per cent blanket raise and the negotia...…
…. Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, , Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, Governor requests guard for Louisville (Continued from Page 1) persons arrested during the riot-I ing. Braden is executive director of the Southern Conference Educa- tional Fund. Monday's rioting , resulted in some 20 injuries and more than 100 persons arrested. Four persons were wounded by gunfire. Eighteen adults arrested were] charged yesterday with sto...…
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…Thursday, May 2,1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, May 2, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SEE SOVIET INFLUENCE: Laotian offensive halted Committee agrees on budget reductions Rocky wins Mass. VIENTIANE, Laos (A) - Com- munist forces in Laos have called a halt to their massive drive against the neutralist government of Premier Souvanna Phouma, Western military sources said yes- terday. Attacks on government posi- tions by North Vietnamese and P...…
…Fr .uay, May 3, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WORST SINCE TET: Heavy fighting around base at I SAIGON R) - U.S. and South The South Vietnamese have Vietnamese troops slugged it out been in steady contact with the with strong North Vietnamese enemy since Monday and the fight forces last night in the northeast was continuing late last night. corner of. South Vietnam in the The sustained fighting along heaviest fighting since the ene- the DMZ indic...…
…May 4, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three May 4, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Viet Cong assault Saigon in boldest move since Tet, Johnson surtax d hits lelay SAIGON (P)-The Viet Cong packed a taxi with TNT yester- day and blew it up in the heart of Saigon a block from the U.S.. Embassy in the boldest terrorist attack on the capital since the Tet offensive in February. The blast wrecked a church- sponsored student center and dam- ...…
…Tuesday, May 7, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Paae' T__dy-My7,198TH ICIGNDAL _ .. ... ELECTION '68 ROUNDUP: RFK HHHE in capital to clash primary By The Associated Press Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and Vice President Hubert H. Humph- rey get their first tryouts at the polls today in their quest for the Democratic presidential nomina- tion. ', The New York Senator is a formal contestant in two of the day's five primaries, while Humphrey is represent...…
…Wednesday Mary 8, 1968 THE MICHIGAN GAILY / Page Three Wednesday May 8, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY RETALIATION CONSIDERED: Infiltration from North climbs to record height Up interest rates for FHA, GI loans Weaver says new legislation allows construction to iieeL trowildg deiiand WASHINGTON (P) - Infiltra- tion from the North has reached such record levels in Vietnam in the period preceding preliminary peace talks that the administra- ...…
…Thursday, May 9, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Pag Tre * Poor people's momentum in drive gains Alabama Paris prediets MONTGOMERY, Ala. (A"-The Authorities told the group Poor People's Campaign, utilizing march was illegal because marching feet and air-conditioned route differed from the one buses, gained momentum from proved when a parade permit Maine to Mississippi yesterday. issued. The campaign was conceived by The route the m...…
…Friday, May 10, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Friday, May 10, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three U.S. officials expect hard bargaining in Paris talks PARIS (;P)-U.S. officials yes- U.S. officials expressed interest terday predicted long, hard bar- in French Foreign Minister Mau- gaining with the North Vietnam- rice Cocve de Murville's specula- ese as American negotiators head- tion that the U.S. and North Viet- ed for the French capi...…
…Saturday, May 11, 1968$ ANN ARBOR DANCE THEATER SUMMER ACTIVITIES Repertory Class Ann Young will teach her dance "Caracole" Thursday evenings 7:30-9:00 at Jones' School beginning May 16-July 8. Fee $1.50/class. For further information call Ann Young, 662-4654 THE HOBBIT HABIT ... if you haven't got it, chances are 4 you've been living in a cave. The craze for Middle-earth and its Hobbit inhabitants has infected the American fancy with all the ...…
…Tuesday, May 14, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Tuesday, May 14, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pa6e Three Meany threatens to suspend UAW WASHINGTON () - AFL-CIO President George Meany said yes- terday Walter Reuther's United Auto Workers Union will be sus- pended from the 14 million mem- ber labor federation if it doesn't $ pay its dues by tomorrow. "This is a withdrawal" on the part of the UAW, Meany said at a news conference in explainin...…
