…Hat's Off For Can Am 1* -Ak Get on the FREE Michigan iInternational Speedway Mailing List Send in your name and address to be on the mailing list for Michigan International Speedway Racing news. TO: Michigan International Speedway 2990 W. Grand Blvd. Detroit, Michigan 48202 Please put me on your mailing list for M.I.S. racing news NAMF THEI SIDE T C VOL. 2, NO. 4 Published by MICHIGAN INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY, Irish Hills, Michigan, offic...…
…I ichigan International CA -A S..aChallenge to Men and Mc 200-Mile Road Race -Sanctioned By SCCA-World's Top International Drivers Special Group -7 Sports- Racing Cars $60,000 Purse Midnight oil will burn brightly in shops throughout the U.S. and Canada as North American and European race drivers prepare their powerful machines for the 200-mile Can-Am competition on Michigan International Speedway's tricky 3V3-mile grand prix circuit. Th...…
…CAN-AM International Road Racing Set to Run Sunday Septem THE MEN Bruce McLaren and Denis Hulme are aboard all-new McLaren 8B sports-racers, powered by 427 cubic inch, fuel-injected Chevrolet engines. McLaren identified Ferrari of Italy as his greatest threat. Scattered information indicates Chris Amon's new 12-cylinder Ferrari 612 sports- racer has been improved considerably since its brief debut. Chaparral Cars of Midland, Texas is ...…
…Specially Designed Grandstand-Bleacher Reserved Seating offers best view of CAN-AM Rol VP 0 r ; i J A AN o GAN NTERHATONL SP Do' ' The contour grandstand seats with back rests have been specially designed to give you, the spectator, the finest viewing of road racing of any track in the world. Almost en- tire visibility of the 3.1 mile road course and pit areas, a fact that makes MIS unique in motor racing facilities. Bleacher seating o...…
…City in crisis: The mayor vs. everyone By ROY GORDET and MARTIN HIRSCHMAN Since the South University disorders in June' Mayor Robert Harris has become trapped by the widening schism in the Ann Arbor community -with many students, street people, blacks and their supporters on one side, and the conserva- tive community and police force on the other. Harris is still far from recovered from the ani- mosity created by his handling of the Sou...…
…Student housing crisis confronts city, University Dorm shortage forces crowding City struck by housing crush By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ Morris Holt/. "3. sat hunched on his bed in a West Quad cafe- teria. "It's hot, but livable," he said, describing his first 24 hours as a resident of Dining Room No. 4. Holtz, along with some 300 other teshni en and 36 foreign studen; is absorbing his first imp-siw s of tl University in such unusual living q...…
…Friday, September 5, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page One, Section Two Turf might stay grey cner, but where's sweet smell? By LEE KIRK Although the color combination isn't exactly what Michigan coach Bo Schem- bechler had in mind, a serene green rug of Tartan Turf now rests on the hal- lowed ground of Michigan Stadium. Schembechler had envisioned a "great" blue carpet with yellow lines, but found that the model didn't come in that color co...…
…A DEFENSE OF THE ARGUS See Editorial Page C I 4c A6F AOP &tt TEEMING High-87 Low-70 Partly cloudy, warm, humid Vol. LXXX, No. 3 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, September 6, 1969 Ten Cents Th e -mak "i ngof a vice fpres ident '69.. '7. . By DANIEL ZWERDLING These include, say some members, Acting done in five minutes. The committee does staff who have worked years in their po- mittee must grapple. Right now it ap- whether the+ Selecting vice...…
…DAILY See Editorial Page C I 4c Si41Fr4 ~Iaiti GARBAGE High--83 Low-60 Thunderstorms late today; clouds tomorrow Vol LXXX, No. 4 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, September 7, 1969 Ten Cents Eight Pages ONE !MILL IN(REASE: ,I Voters to consider tax Requiem for Mark 's coffeehouse? for law enforcement - I ailc--Randti- Ec3nxaiu. Co siiuillee to seek innovations in 11 nion By CAROL HILDEBRAND A student-faculty committee studying...…
…TWv~O IMILLA(YE PROPOSALS See Editorial Page C I 4 mJ 43tgaU ~~Iait COOLNESS Nigh--64 Lois-43 Cloudy, cooler, chance of rain Vol. LXXX, No. A (nn Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, September 9, 1969 Ten Cents Students t isutROTC, may aedsc By RON LANDSMAN tions like any other class disrup- Physical scuffles and screaming "We won't worry about things Shaw is chairman of the col- grades'" e said, although he cal- "I he and ERIKA HOFF ions," he said. ...…
…A I~irrIS4L Yo EARL. See Editorial Page IiitUWga ~I~iA WARMER? High--68 Low-40 Sunny, warmer, clear skies Vol. LXXX, No. 6 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, September 10, 1969 Ten Cents Ten Pages sT UDENT AFFAIRS POST: President says he will Fleming cautions make final VP selection By DANIEL ZWERDLING book store -'A;; ich(ardI Aistin Roman ( -ribbs Austin, Gribbs win in Detroit DETROITIP A black Wayne County Auditor, Richard ...…
…FIRST 1PLACE See Page 9 i[I 4c Bk A.a 4Iaikj CREATIVE high--7 4 Low-4 1 Chance of frost in outlying areas Vol. LXXX, No. 7 Ann Arbor, Michigan--Thursday, September 11, 1969 Ten Cents Ten Pages An Editoria I . . . THE SUBVERSION of the University by the Depart- ment of Defense is no more clearly illustrated than in its relationship with the Reserve Officer Training Corps. For years ROTC courses have been granted aca- demic credit, ROT...…
…CHOOSING' A NEWV See Editorial Page LY Sir I!JUU :43 a i1y CLOUDY fligh-77~ Low--52 Warmer. fair to cloudy Vol. LXXX, No. 8 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 12, 1969 Ten Cents Eight Pages IC)OkSS"FIoRIEISSUE: Regen ts faceSG B' RICK PERLOFF President Fleming last night agreE effort" to arrange a meeting next wvee Government Council and the Regentso count bookstore. He also indica ted it was likely that mat ter' with student represe...…
…A LOOK AT THE PRESIDENT See Editorial Page Y 4 46F 411P .Ait t qqw, IMF r4 7I3a itj I iKENN"ARI Iligh1-85 Low -53 Slightly cloudy: no rain until tomorrow Vol. LXXX, No. 9 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, September 13, 1969 Ten Cents Eight Pages :-)'6-H(,-)U.It 1"A USE: ROTC Us. B 52 disrup Lins renews attacks SAIGON 1.- U.S. B52 Stratofortresses resumed their bombing of enemy targets in South Vietnam Saturday after a 36-hour halt orde...…
…SUNDAY DAILY See Editorial Page Y Ink A6 :4Iait,~ BRIGHT High-87 Low-58 Partly sunny and warm; Possible rain Vol. LXXX, No. 1 0 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, September 14, 1969 Ten Cents school: Student power an the comn By BARD MONTGOMERY Although it was initially under- pressed student members of the says Mrs. Sprague, "so we ap- "If he had indicated that he Der Hout from the faculty corn- sues w "The Executive Committee of stood that the...…
… sGC EDITOIC'S NOTE:: student Gov- erniment Council has called on stu- dents to march on the Regents meeting this Friday to p r o t e s t heir refusal in July to create a University discount bookstore. The following article is an analysis of action taken by the Regents this slimmer. By MARTIN HIRSCHM'AN When the Regents voted last July to kill proposals for a Uni- versity discount bookstore, they cited among other reasons the threat of a stat...…
…Voluntary funding: A formula for By RICK PERLOFFh If you had to raise $200,000 in one year with no concrete idea of where the money would come from, where would you start? The question presently is baffling a num- ber of student leaders and administrators as they consider the possibility of financing a University bookstore solely through $200.- 000 in voluntary student contributions and outside gifts. The plan was presented at the July Re...…
…MAYOR HARRIS See Editorial Page C, 4c Inkrligau 43Iat SMASHING Hligh--68 Low-3 8 Cloudy over North Hall Vol. LXXX, No. 13 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, September 18, 1969 Ten Cents Bookstores: Almost everyone has one bb EDITOR'S NOTE: The Regens will mcet below list price, a sampling of bookstores year. This represented about one-third of But the Minnesota stores do not offer Indiana's bookstore offers students and is a four per todi su n...…
…TACH-IN POLITIC S See Editorial Page LY Si 4JUUg a ~E~AtA MILD fligli-7 Low-4 8 Partly sunny and cooler Vol. LXXX, No. 14 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 19, 1969 Ten Cents 'Ubookstore: Better han ivingit to U EDITORtS NOTE: The Regents are ex- fear that a University bookstore will be could save from $13 to $20 on $150 worth This summer, the Regents ordered an For example, charging $10 for a six- In addition, ieced to make their fin...…
…DOUBLE-EDGED BOOKSTORE See Editorial Page Y Sir i Au ~IaitF PLEASANT High-7 0 Low-S I Partly sunny and warmer Vol. LXXX, No. 1 5 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, September 20, 1969 Ten Cents Ten Pages 400 STUDE TS I TERRUPT DECISIO REGE TS EETI G TO PROTEST E 0 BOOKSTORE * * * * * * * * * * ienam teach-in draws *0* 500 over Fleming, Davis call for unilateral withdrawul By CAROL HILDEBRAND Over 5000 people jamme...…
…Mlich. State . . 27 Washiingrton . . 11 Indiana .... 58 Purdn Kentucky ... 130 T CU , te . . . . 42 Washington St. 19 Oregon St. . . . 42 Notre Dame . .. : . 5 Illinois . . . . . 18 Iowa . . . . . . 14 Northwesteri '1 . 33 Oklahoma . . . 18 Slippery Rock 27 . 10 Wisconsin . . . . 21 Wayniesburg . . 7 PANORAMA OF PROTEST See Editorial Page ci C S i rA ~~IAit BALMY ligh-7, Low-50 Mostly sunny arnd warmer, cooler tonight Vol. LXXX, No. ...…
…CONCERNED PORNOGRAPHERS See Editorial Page 4 AW 4Au :4Ia it SUNNY High-80 Low-52 Sunny, then cooler; chance of rain Vol. LXXX, No. 17 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, September 23, 1969 Ten Cents Eight Pages 60 DE 0 STRATORS SEIZE ROTC BUILDI G" SHERIFF OBIUZES FORCE OF 200 DEPUTIES SGC declines to buc rally on bookstore By RICK PERLOFF Student Government Council, in a special session Sunday night, voted 4-2 against sponsoring...…
…1'lI' TH E BOOKSTORE IN NORTH HALL See Editorial Page cl:4c 419a ~~IAit A DRAG High-63 Low-48 Cloudy and cooler; possibly drizzly Vol LXXX, No. 18 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, September 24, 1969 Ten Cents Eight Pages DISRUPTION POSSIBLE: Bookstore rally U' to prosecute demonstrator s; today on Diag By RICK PERLOFF Students will meet on the Diag at noon today to consider what action to take on the Regents' decision to esablish ...…
…METS CLINCH EASTERN TITLE! See Page 6 ;Y Sir iAau AaI KOOL High-67 Low-42 Slightly warmer. more clouds Vol. LXXX, No. 19 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, September 25, 1969 Ten Cents Six Pages _f.1 TRIAL rotesters SDS attacks imperalism By ALAN SHACKELFORD An attack by defense speakers on "United States im- perialism" and an appearance by University Vice President for Research A. Geoffrey Norman highlighted last night's second session of...…
…Survey shows 37 By JUDY SARASOHN If city police could arrest all the University students who have smoked pot more than once, they would have to find jail space for almost 13,000 peo- ple. A University drug survey re- leased yesterday indicates an increasing usage of marijuana. with 36.7 p21r cent of the cam- pus sample rating their smoking as either" seldom" more than once but less than often) or regularly."' The purpose of th survey by the...…
…EXTRA L17 r 4jftr 4a3 4I aiIi EXTRA Vol. LXXX, No. 20 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 26, 1969 Free Issue Four Pages 6 G 0 An Editorial .. . jJAST NIGHT'S takeover of the LSA Bldg. and the sub- sequent police action ordered by the University administration must be seen as a great tragedy for all members of the University community. We believe the responsibility for this tragedy lies squarely on the shoulders of Robben Fleming. ...…
…STRIKE - MONDAY! See Editorial Page Y L S43au ~~2IAi1 THREATENING righ-y65 Low-42 Partly cloudy, cooler Vol. LXXX, No. 21 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, September 27, 1969 Ten Cents Eight Pages seneral stri e set for 11 onda 6 STUDENT VOTE: Regents reject io autonomy for Dearborn By SHARON WEINER Students at the University's Dearborn campus have over- whelningly voted down a special study committee's recom- inendation that t...…
…Missouri . . . . . 37 Ohio State . . . . 62 California . . . . 17 Michigan State 23 Purdue . . . . . . . 28 Illinois ...... 6 TCU ........ 0 Indiana...... 14 SMIU......... 15 NotreDane...14 MIiinesota . . .. 35 Iowa ........ 61 Edinboro ..... 4 O lio ........35 Washington St. 35 Slippery Rock 13 Gridders By ANDY BARBAS Some people think a coach is pouring it on if he runs up a 38 point margin. Michigan's Coach Bo Schembechler only thinks...…
…EXTRA C, r Sitr Aan A6F :43 a t I EXTRA Vol. LXXX, No. 22-A Ann Arbor, Michigan - Monday, September 29, 1969 Free Issue Two Pages STRIKE SUPPORTERS PREP, RE Fl L PL S 11 * * * * * * * * * * * * Proposals for negotiations injunctionc fail; ,f fort 'U withdraws Strikers hit refusal to convene Regents See text of Strike Coordinating Committee's bookstore proposal, Page 2. By MARTIN HIRSCHMAN and TIM BRANDBERRY Th...…
…1HE4: BOOKSTORE AND BEYOND See Editorial Page Y ir4igan ~Iait1 IMPROVING high-68-74 Low--45 Sunny and warmer Vol. LXXX, No. 23 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, September 30, 1969 Ten Cents Eight Pages Assembly backs Fleming, suports bookstore Greater communication * * * * * * * * * * * * urged in 'U' community By DAVE CHUDIWIN U I[ S ask action by Senate Assembly yesterday supported President Robben Fleming's handling o...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 4, 1969 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 4, 1 969 CORRECTION Subscription rates for the 1969-70 Mich- igan Daily are $10.00 per year, $5.50 per semester. Sorry about the misprint in the Activities Section, page nine! A- - NOW PLAYING City simmers under Ha rris "The Nation's Finest Ensemble!" -Walter Kerr, N Y. Times in 3 Brilian New Productions Prior to N. Y.! Sept. 16-Oc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 5, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 5, 1 969 records Back to school bargains for the budget collector By R. A. PERRY Timed to coincide with the return of college students to campuses, Angel records has re- released this month a generous selection from their prestigious Great Recordings of the Century catalog. Although most of these recordings have b e e n contin- uously available, at lea...…
… Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 5, 1969 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 5, 1 969 Miami motif mar s Michigan coach ing corps Bo takes on 'M' tradition By ROBIN WRIGHT Associate Sports Editor There's been Fielding, Fritz, Bennie. Bump. And now there's Bo. Glenn Edward Schembechler who compensates for his last name with the nickname Bo - has succeeded Chalmers 'Bump' Elliott as Michigan's head football coa...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 6, 1 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 6, 1 ~ theatre cinema= CERAMIC CLASSES at JANKA'S BARN STUDIO begin Sept. 8 High on the music wagon Midnight Co Stoneware, wheel-throwing for w b y' f ( begjinning and advanced students Section 1-7-10 P.M. Mondays Section 11-1-4 P.M. Tuesdays D ustncid sigann j111-7-10 P..Wednesdays Twelve weeks. $48.00 includes supplies J 'SBaRN-ST...…
…rage i WE, i HC Mlk-HICaRN UAILY Sunday, September 7, 1969 ruge iWi., I I-iL MIC.HI(.jAN DAILY Sunday, September 7, 1969 1EDE R AL, STAT E ACTION: Conservationist efforts focus on Everglades, auto companies By The Associated Press The battle against the pollution of air and natural resources had two major developments last week. It appeared that the federal government would involve itself in an effort to save the Everglades National Park...…
…Page Two (HE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, September 9, 1969 Page Two I HE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, September 9, 1969 liormi dtory crowding continues as U' officials hiunt for room Controlle~td lfroiPage 1 temporarily housed in the Michi- gan Union. Thirty-six of the stu- dents had spent several days in Dining Room No. 3 in Markley Fall. The students are the victims of an unanticipated dormitory short- age which left the housing office with a l...…
…PaCge Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 10, 1969 records i A herd of 'Buffalo offspring By Little Suzy Fun Iuck Expert Robert Cirisgau. late of1 Es- quire and recently of the Sun- day Times, noted a few weeks ago that the prolonged disinte- gration of the Byrds has been something of a blessing in dis- guise to rock. Right on. Robert. But an ever bigger blessing, even Inore heavily disguised, was the too-unheralded death la...…
…Foge we I HE MICHKjAN UA1LY I hursday, September 11, 1969 Page rwo I ME MIGHI(~AN DAILY hursday, September 11, 1 969 _ records -__ A profusion of legerAndary performances Bly It. A. PERRI' In' last Friday's Daily, I dis- ('used sever'al of thle *"Great Recordinigs of the Century' al- bums that Ang~el has released on their budget Seraphim line. m~d I mientionedl that the seii- ;,ibilit y of the artists enshrined on those albums could be d...…
…Page T,,\,a THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 12, 1969 Poejo Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 12, 1969 records I cot~6&~w NOW _ an y Ily JOIE PEURSON IIPSCHD. IIPSCIID?? Is John Cage returning again to the womb with nonsense speech from a latent inlfacy? Perhaps his latest colmpostion is ,some sort of strange typographical error? With Cage, anything can happen. III'SCID (Nonesuch 1171224) shows the strange lengths Mr. Ca...…
…Page Ttiir THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 13, 1969 Puge ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 1 3, 1 969 _- music' A resurrected, be (tern ever, Spider John By DANIEL ZWiERDLING Oyez oyez, Canterbury House resurrects Spider John Koerner this weekend replete with honky tonk piano, bass and guitar and electrified contrap- tions on the acoustic he used to strum alone while on a bare wooden stool. Spider John be- gan easing fro...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, September 14, 1969 oqe Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, September 14, 1969 CIema 1r q A war with guns, but little By DEBORAH LINDERMA NN Shame, the latest film from Ingmar Bergman is about the disasters of war. After making a long series of psycho- logical and involuted films, full of pri- vate association s and still half em - bedded in his own mind, Bergman has Comle out of himself. This film, whi...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, September 16, 1969 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, September 16, 1969 records' Like a dinner in Ann Arbor.. . JUD SPUT By R1. A. PERRY Whleni vou find in your fay- orite record store a set of the complete ymlphonies of Beeth- oven selling for less than $10, you have every right to be sus- picious, especially whien its cover sp~orts a childish drawing of the composer: Nevertheless, Mercury has ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 17, 1969 hliT O NST R AT INS NEXT WEED: . ............ - DAILY OFFICIAL YDs t join fighit against ROTC;: BULLETIN radicalis plani continuied action Aiiti.IIOT } y action 4IL1 Thle followinlg is title schiedule of act ions and meetings to1 planl ac'tions today' and throughout the weekI. TODAY 9 a.mi., Canterbury House. Leaf- let writing and distribution. Noon, basement of Canterbury (lou...…
…All the Other Big Ten Schools Have a Bookstore. WHY NOT MICHIGAN? Strikers, landlords brace for long s By STEVE KOPPMAN As the Ann Arbor rent strike enters its eighth month, both strikers and landlords are pre- paring for what promises to be a prolonged struggle. The strike which began last February and passed through a summer slowdown should pick up full f o r c e again soon as strikers begin withholding their October rent payments-as the ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 19, 1969 TH__HGNDIL rdy etebr1,16 m" cinema- Ramsey Clark cites nation ' ills FOX' EASTEP~I i'.f TS iU FQX "HVILtaGE 375No MAPLE RD. "769.1300 MON.-FRI.- 7:20 & 9:30 SAT. &SUN.--3 5:10-7:20-9:30 Pick of the litter By GORMAN BEAUCHAMP Greta Garbo was the greatest movie star ever, the Mona Lisa of the silver screen, a woman of incredible, ineffable, elusive beauty. She was and is a legen...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 20, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 20, 1969 mu, sic"" Flemiing, Davis blast Othecr lak pi i t S.Vetnam tactics By IIARIN Y ' NTEL. 01' z~i itt 114. ' : l1;. I(' a !, le . . - (iol ' , lii ILO It ii 0 i: IU a ilit p tlt .l'a'P JJt 1 Ito ole!.. ill ititL' Iit2V 'aiid I i'iltiitell iibottl III' hit >ulirdL uttiti dli 0 Is lihl 1( Xll O it~l j, itll' 11 1'1hot>, a C I I y andtii Wactk...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, September 21, 1969 f iog e T wi o T H E M I C H I G A N D A I L Y S u n d a y, S e pte mb"er 2 1, 1 9 69!!1 I' l1' Jl'- ---- --.- - " m"sic cinema- Tops tops as Greeks freak out By LITTLE SUZY FUNN Concert Aficionado Just to start off with, I ought to let you know that I'm not really too fond of concerts in the Events Barn. I mean, the whole concept sort of stinks. It's too big, and too far away fr...…
…Page -rwc THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, September 23, 196 Page Ewo THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, September 23, 1 969 OzawaOle and Watts: A virildynamic duo - - --------- C alifornia Grape Boycott Picketing Kroger's continues at and K-Mart By I. A. PERRY Thle Choral Ujnon Series 01 t he University Musical Society began its 91st season this past Sunday with a concert by the New York Philiarmniicthe concert was, at least from a demographic ...…
…i I .. T w o THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 24, 1969 Kicgc Es\o THE MICHIGAN DAILY arts festival =- Let the object- not the artist -do the teaching S GC (3)SEIATS OPEN By NVANDA IPANATIELA In ail odd s'ort of way, often the very talent of an artist does an injustice to his creation. For upon leaving air exhibit it is often the spirit of the artist, and an admiration for his talent that is remembered-.-not an ad- miration for t...…
…Page Twc THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 25, 19'69 Poge Twc' THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 hursday, September 25, 1969 Stanley Quartet: ..Neta yaw4tn i n s ight rag By JIM PE.'I1EIs B~efor'e tihe idea of four men getting together to make music became synoriomous with "rock group'' or "band,'" there was the ever faithful string quartet. And, here in Anin Arbor, before the Stooges, there was the Stanley Quartet. When Gilbert Toss, profes...…
