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…THREATENING High-87 page t hree Jjmj3n t Low-CS Partly coudy, chance of thundershowers Saturday, July 10, 1971 Housing viewed as sufficient By CHRIS PARKS A perennial problem faced by students as they return to the University each year is finding a place to live. In the summer months, mostly July and August, applica- tions for housing come pil- oing in to the University, are processed, and assessments are made as to how many of the students c...…

…Tuesday, July 13, l971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three F. Albert, Meany hit W 3 Nixon economics SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE Carl Albert talks with AFL-CIO President George Meany during the labor organization's job conference. Both criticized President Nixon's economic policies. DEADLINE TOMORROW: Local Bell walkout ends as natonal strike looms WASHINGTON (A) - House Speaker Carl Albert said yesterday that the true villain" of the current U.S. econ...…

…Wedne5doy, July 14, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three / House to consider Iegalizing LANSING ( - The Soc- ial Services and Corrections Committee of the Michigan House yesterday released for floor debate a contro- versial Senate-passed abor- tion reform bill. But the committee's 5-3 vote technically sidetracked the bill for the mom-nt by recommend- ing it be tabled until a major- ity of the House s otes to begin debate. Rep. Richard J. All...…

…page three af1re t 1diirn Iaitt UNFORGETTABLE High--S0 Low-62 Sunny, chance of showers Thursday July 15 1971 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN News Phone: 764-0552 employes' walkout viewed as possii1ly A BELL EMPLOYE leads cheers for strikers marching in a picket line in front of Southern Bell headquarters in Atlanta, Ga. The Communication Workers of America yesterday called a nation- wide strike against the Bell System. Bell workers strike; breakdown pr...…

…page three ';t r £iL~43 U1 ItJ RUMIDORIOUS High-78 Low-55 Fair skies, slight breeze Friday, July 16, 1971 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN News Phone: .764-0552 Technology descends on stone age PHILIPPINES tt -- Members of the Tasaray tribe, a stone-age group discovered recently by an- thropologists in the Philippines. turn from the prop wash of a" helicopter bearing members of a government group who came to study them. The four Tasarays had crouch- ed ...…

…page three S ieiun Baiti BLAND High-80 Law-60 Mostly sunny, chance of rain Saturday, July 17, 1971 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN News Phone: 764-0551 State Dept. elucidates ei j r e 1xon ima Bourney -Associated Press PARISIANS ON THE CHAMPS ELYSEES read the headlines on an edition of France Soir, announcing the scheduled visit of President Nixon to the People's Republic of China. VIOLAT'ORS SNEER: Regents growl; K(nauss pledges no cohabitating Iy Th...…

…Tuesday, July 20, 1971 AFSCME to vote in Sept. on walkout By CHRIS PARKS Members of the union representing Uni- versity employes Sunday voted to consider a strike at their September 26 member- ship meeting of what they consider "pro- per action" is not taken on a number of grievances. The union's complaints stem mainly Y from interpretational differences over various provisions of their five month old contract with the University. The disputed...…

…Adolescent cynicism cited by prof The stereotyped image of adolescents as political idealists is far from the truth, according to a University psychologist who says he has found the opposite in an eight year study. In interviews with over 450 young peo- ple, Psychology Prof. Jo se ph Adelson says he encountered skepticism if not cynicism in their views of human nature and the limits of social change. Other findings in his broad study are that...…

…page three t Sfr~it1n aitij PORTENTOUS High-s5 Low-60 cloudy, possibility of thunderstorms Thursday, July 22, 1971 Ann Arbor, Michigan News Phone: 764-0552 news briefs By The Associated Press, URBAN AND TRIBAL INDIANS jammed a Senate hearing room yesterday urging repudiation of a 1953 federal policy aimed at freeing Indians from their ward status. Leo Vocu, executive director of the national Congress of Ameri- can Indians, told the Senate ...…

…page three REPETITIVE High-s5 Low-60 cloudy, possibility of thunderstorms Friday, July 23, 1971 Ann Arbor, Michigan News Phone: 764-0552 RIP members vote 7to back Buhr strike Anry port in a storm A Palestinian guerrilla, wounded in both legs, is bandaged by Israeli troops after crossing the border into Israeli occupied Jordan. lie claimed to have been shot by Jordanian troops during a military crackdown on guerrilla activities in that count...…

…page three Z Sfr Iiyn at ARTLESS High-R3 Low-60 Partly cloudy Saturday, July 24, 1971 Ann Arbor, Michigan News Phone: 764-0552 / Council will consider dli third party proposal Fire sweejis miol A fire yesterday took the lives of 7 persons stayin a Johnson's Motor Lodge in New Orleans. Firemen inv blaze have no idea of how the fire started. LAJRI: G;ovt. may draft]i w li ost deferm WASHINGTON ( - Secretary of Defense T told reporters yes...…

…page three Sit1litaz I i1y PHOTOGENIC High-75 Low-52 Sunny and pleasant .. .., -V -4AU5-)L I Tuesday, July 27, 1971 Ann Arbor, Michigan News Phone: 76 City Council hears third party proposal 54-0552 By ALAN LENHOFF City C o u n c i l last night heard representatives of its Citizens Committee on Third Parties and Related Matters d i s c u s s the prospects and problems involved in easing the p roce du re by which minority candidates may...…

…Wednesday, July 28, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three W~dnesday, July 28 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three "WE HAD a hell of a battle with a mental in here once," recalls Under- sheriff Harold Owings as he stands in the door of the jail's "psycho-cell." "It took eight of us to 'cuff him to a stretcher." i N Officiak (Continued from Page 1) in order to bring it up to acceptable stan- dards. 9 "We need a greatly improved kitchen and a dini...…

…page three C~tl f irlttan Iait TEPID High-75 Low-5y Partly cloudy, cooler Thursday, July 29, 1971 Ann Arbor, Michigan News Phone: 764-0552 N ixon policies hit at NRO session By ROSE SUE BERSTEIN special to The Daily PROVIDENCE, R.I. - "This administration is not against wel- fare, it's just against welfare for the poor," charged Rep. Bella Abzug D-NY) before more than 12,000 people at the opening ses- sion of the Fifth annual conven- tion ...…

…page three #4 ir an Baity TRANSIENT High-75 Low-50 Cloudy, cool, chance of showers rr Friday, July 30, 1971 Ann Arbor, Michigan News Phone: 764-0552 ANTI-NUCLEAR STATEMENT U . Hiroshima film aired ASSISTANT SECRETARY O1 LABOR, W. J. Usary. chief federal rail troubleshooter, walks along a Labor Dept. corridor yesterday,. He is meeting with rail negotiators summoned by President Nixon in another attempt to settle the nationwide dispute....…

…page three Z Sidt itan Rtii LUNAR High-75 Low--58 Partly cloudy ,. Saturday, July 31, 1971 Ann Arbor, Michigan News Phone: 764-0552 Militar said 'totalitarian'a welfare parley- By ROSE SUE BERSTEIN Speial To The i)auy PROVIDENCE, RI.-"The military runs by being able to be a totalitarian process," war resister David Harris yes- terday told about 50 persons who gathered for a workshop on Resistance, as part of the annual National Welfare R...…

… SUt'4N6R. 7 Cs 2 S!(TVi YI~3U G t&)cAROUP12 -WWOPMI r 6t "[CTh.X5 TRk. 1 -roP&MK) C/R . g4e Air4tign ait 420 Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. Edited and managed by students at the University o Michigan Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of the author. This must be noted in all reprints. Thursday, July 1, 1971 News Phone: 764-0552 NIGHT EDITOR: LARRY LEMPERT Justice and the law TWO IMPORTANT court d...…

…Fly the friendly highs of United.. . By ANITA CRONE D ESPITE the adage given us by Madi- son Avenue as gospel truth that "getting there is half the fun," "getting there" can be a real pain in the neck. It doesn't matter whether you fly, take a bus, or, if you can find one running to your destination, hop a train. "Getting there has little to offer. Sure you can catch up on reading, or, if you get bored look out the window, but there's not muc...…

…American lust ... and this was the 4th of July TUSTIN lay back in bed, half asleep. '' Independence Day, The Fourth of July. The birthday of our country. Or whatever. He could hear fireworks exploding in the distance and every few moments the room would light up in a burst of orange and red. His mind turned back - when he was little he used to look out his win- dow, late when he was supposed to be in bed, and watch the lights flashing over top...…

…It's a mad, mad, mad world (Editor's note: News is not the only specialty of the Associated Press, whose writers also indulge in whimsy. Beginning today, T h e Daily will feature a weekly com- pilation of the best of their reports on the lighter-and stranger-side of life.) ISLE OF MAN-British troops have been ordered to salute the fairies on the Isle of Man. Pixies and elves live under a bridge on the road between Doug- las and Castletown, ac...…

…A very merry untestimony to you By KEN KELLEY "I'M OFTEN asked why I am traveling around setting up grand juries all over the country. Well, when I was 13 years old, I wanted to run away from military school and join a circus-I already had this great routine with whips worked out. But the headmaster caught me and beat me up, and said if he ever caught me running away again he would shoot me in my jugular vein with a crossbow. "But now that I'...…

…Court and press: Battle ahead? Raw' By JAMES WECHSLER places fo PRESIDENT Nixon and Attorney as secure General Mitchell may have hope tha lost more than a legal battle in the somethin Supreme Court. For many pub- freedom lishers and editors throughout the ernment country the story beyond the bul- DURIN letin heralding the 6-3 courtroom cording I victory of The Times and the Wash- survey,A ington Post is the reminder that endorsen another Nix...…

…Rhode Island 4th- .iSKLEOksaTHECr Fireworks and fire PROVIDENCE, RI. By ROSE SUE BERSTEIN THE FOURTH of July is a great time for reminiscing about The America That Was, for radicalization, for initiating fits of disgust and for good old-fashioned contemplation. And this Fourth of July was a great time for all of thesd. First there was a quiet niceness of a normal vacation day, with stores closed and streets less crowded. Everyone seemed to ha...…

…Pentagon papers: The real war By BRUCE LEVINE ,. First of two parts. Introduction .t J'IlS WAS an eventful June. The nation's newspapers. spent the month publish- ing great chunks of the Pentagon's 47- r volume secret study of the Vietnam war. " The Nixon administration spent it furious-" ly trying to stop the newspapers." The newspapers won out. Despite the government's best efforts, the Pentagon % papers have received a tremendous cir- cula...…

…And now, the imperiallst road out By BRUCE LEVINE Last of two parts of an analysis of the Pentagon papers. Ball's memo But . . . the best-laid plans of mice and imperialists often go astray. The theory of teaching-the-rebels-a- lesson was fine only so long as a U.S victory seemed possible. But almost im- mediately this prospect began to dim. Desertions from the Saigon government forces shot up while (as McNamara ad- mitted to LBJ), "the Viet ...…

…i £frlligan Dai1s 420 Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of the author. This must be noted in all reprints. Thursday, July 15, 1971 News Phone: 764-0552 NIGHT EDITOR ALAN LENHOFF Rejectinag peace THE NIXON administration's rejection of. the peace plan offered by the South Vietnamese Provisional Revolutionary Gover...…

…Charge report (Itditor note: 'rthe folltoing is the text of a response to the report of the task Force on Minority Supportive Services by Ratomond V. Padilla, of the admissions olfice, who is the recruiter for Chicano students. The letter was sent to Vresideitt tt -leming and the executive officers.) rj1HE RECENT appearance of a report from the Task Force on Minority Supportive Services requires that several questions be raised concerning the ...…

…420 Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of the author This nust be noted in all reprints. Saturday July 17 1971 News Phone: 764-0552 NIGHT EDITOR: JONATHAN MILLER Conflict center: Stifling dissent THE DECISION of the Regents to close the Center for Research on Conflict Resolution should be protested vehemently by a...…

… §1S3' OVA A PA l $OTHfU-AC0 (&6 7+{6 KENJD 1 & THE 0 5 Dit u l O14r-H lSydiat t PG TH, I CN6Y -f ALDfIIS- tf'OL)PG MOT 62AI TO 7 Ait>(OR9 It Letters to The Daily Muskie: Muddling in the middle Aiding E. Pakistan To The Daily: CHESTER BOWLES, former ambassador to India in 1963- 1969, has said that South Asia is in "imminent danger" of a full- scale war over Pakistan and that the conflict eventually could in- volve Communist China and Rus-...…

…(Jeveland: A struggle or survival By DAVE CHUDWIN N 796 General Moss Cleavland led a surveying expedition to what was then known as the "western Reserve", an unsettled area hugging the shores of Lake Erie. At the mouth of the Cuya- hog, River he laid out the city that now bears his name. Like many other American cities, Cleveland is now suffering what some be- lieve is a terminal disease. Celebrating its 175th anniversary this summer, Cleve- ...…

…Becoming a radical in Vietnam... By ALAN LENHOFF First of two parts J OURNALISTS are constantly ap- proached by people who ask them to write about personal experiences. Many of these people feel they have been the victim of great injustice; like the man who claims he received, a traffic ticket be- cause of his long hair or the student who wants to "expose" his corrupt landlord. Most of the time, a journalist can mere- ly dismiss these stories...…

…G's, drugs, and military 'ustice' By ALAN LENHOFF Second of two parts (Editor's note: Bill Davis is an American serviceman currently serving a one year sentence in an Arnmy jail in Vietnam foe possession of drugs. He has agreed to tell his story to The Daily through letters - he wrote to his family while in the service.) W HILE GOVERNMENT of- ficials claim they are working hard tn Vietnam to help American GI's tackle their drug addiction prob...…

…420 Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Editorial sprinted in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of the author. This must be noted n oil reprints. Saturday, July 24, 1971 News Phone: 764-0552 NIGHT EDITOR: ANITA CRONE Cellar dispute: People's decision THE UNIVERSITY Cellar bookstore belongs to the people of the University community, who fought for its creation and pay fo...…

…I heard the news today oh boy ... By ZACH SHILLER THE UNITED STATES and an- other nation "joined today in an expression of continued deter- mination" to maintain strong for- ces here "capable of deterring ag- gression." Sounds like something out of Vietnam, 1966 or so? Well, it's July 12, 1971 in Seoul, South Korea, and Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird is the U. S. delega- tion leader. IN ANOTHER corner of the world, 2500 South Africans are ...…

…Pentagol (Editors note: The foloing t the econ- luding part of an analysis of the Pentagon papers by Bruce and Shelley Levine, mem- hers of International Socialists. Part oner appeared in The Dally on July 13 - 14 and was reprinted from Workers' Power, where this section will appear. It covers the documents released after the unsuccessful court action against the New York Times and Washington Post was completed.) By BRUCE and SHELLEY LEVINE IN...…

…ntagon papers: JFK plan falls (EI)ITOR'5 NOTE-' The fotlotoing is the 1 cion tofan analysis of the part of the Pentagen papers released after theune- ssftl cort lction against the New' York 'intes and thr eStshington Post. In yester- day's Daily Brue and Shtelley Levire, who are members of International Socialists, explained that John F. Kennedy's plan "to win the hearty of the people" was, and why it was doomed to fail. The first part of the...…

…Street fair: Artist's perspective By BETH OBERFELDER THERE WERE two arts at the Ann Arbor Street Fair. One was stationary, inaminate, viewed from without; the other was mobile, animated, studied from within the fair. Commonly known as "people-watching," the second art was taken in uncontrolable overdoses by the people behind the displays. The fluid mass of passers-by became a merry-go-round that spun around the core of exhibits, sometimes to ...…

…deep greens and blues What will w e think of ne xt? by tarry lempert PHYSICIANS, government officials, drug experts and chemical manufacturers are growing increas- ingly worried about a deadly and relatively new drug- abuse problem among the nation's children: the inha- lation of aerosol sprays. The aerosol product-hair spray, deodorant, house- hold cleaners or some other-is sprayed into a paper bag or a balloon and then inhaled because t...…

…Page Five L Thursday, July 1, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone 764-0557 Monday through Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. I PERSONAi FOR RENT PLEASANT ROOM w private balcony . Near campus, community refrigerator, $40, July and August. 663-8610. 33038 OWN ROOM in 3-girl apt. avail. sum- mer term. 769-5937 after 5 or come to 625 S. Forest, No. 5. 36039 FOR RENT WANTED TO RENT RESPONSIBLE Female Grad. needs 1 Campus-Hos...…

…Friday, July 2, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Fridy, Jly 2 197 THEMICHGAN AILYPageFiv booksbooks books Rarer than Genius Malcolm de Chazal, PLAS- TIC SENSE, edited and trans- lated by Irving J. Weiss with foreword by W. H. Auden, Herder and Herder, $5.95. By R. C. GREGORY * Plastic Sense is a book of aphorisms by Malcolm de Cha- zal, a French writer about whom blessedly little is known. A cer- tain reticence in a writer is re- freshing...…

…Saturday, July 3, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Meadowbrook: Music on the estate By STUART GANNES There was this beautiful roll- ing farmland outside of Detroit and the barons of the Motor City were eager to lay their hands on something more last- ing than automobiles. So they built magnificent country estates-far from their factories - where they could rest and ponder events. Safely ensconced in their mansions. the founders of the auto i...…

…Wednesday, July 7, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five arts "Top Hit" classical record clubs vie for undiscriminating buyers -Daily-Jim Judklis No matter what shape ... Shteba's liberated belly moves to create an art By ANITA CRONE swaying regardless of where the Special to The Daily rest of her body is moving. DETROIT - While most teen- Sheba usually performs at The age girls were learning the latest Cedars in Detroit. Unlike belly popular ...…

…Thursday, July 8, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone 764-0557 Monday through Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. FOR RENT FURNISHED 2-RM. efficiency. Close to campus. Pets allowed. $97/mo. 769- 2342. 2042 UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom apartment.! August 31 occupancy. 1% miles from campus. Stove and refrigerator. Mar- ried student couples only. No children, please. $160 per month. 663-4101. Cote CAMPUS EFFICIENCY. Availabl...…

…Friday, July 9, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Fridy, Jly9,97~THE IC~iAN AILYPageFiv arts Wild, Musical society feature a return to Liszt and omanticism WINNER OF THE GOLD DAVID AWARD Italy's Highest Award for the BEST FILM OF THE YEAR "THE BEST MOVIE THIS YEAR BY EAR! A sumptu- ous, emotionally charged experienced!"_. --Pauline Koel, The New. Yorker By JOHN HARVITH The 'Romantic Revival' made a belated arrival in Ann Arbor last nig...…

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…Wednesday, July 14, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five . Wednesay, Juy 4,191 HEMIH-_NDALYPae-v A redeeming rkythm prophetic books, are much more adjust his mask and put s'me Peter Gould BURNT TOAST, important for us than anything shape on, or pass for a tree, be- Knopf, $3.10. else. For in this type of writing fore we pass each other an- the By NEAL BRUSS we can "write ourselves out," trail and tip caps, or. stop t Writing visionary literat...…

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