…INTERIM RULES AND CONSEQUENCES See editorial page Y gitA43F l 4hr PARTLY High-72 LOw-52 Partly cloudy, partly sunny, partly windy Vol. LXXVIII, No. 39-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Wednesday, July 3, 1968 Ten Cents Canham: Entrepreneur in the AthleticI By JOEL BLOCK peting modernity of a suburban coun- lar corporation which produces play- NCAA Indoor Track and Field Cha- newly-created post of television and s n On March 16 the ,IZegents named t...…
…A FOURTH PARTY Seet editorialpage LY G Sir 41E ai4 DUCKY Hight-80 Low--64 Thunderstorms ending, becoming partly cloudy Vol. LXXVIlI, No. 40-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tuesday, July 9, 1968 Ten Cents he Haber style: Ju icious accommodai By JILL CRABTREE However, Haber's style of adminis- staged concerning University de- impose their views on others rather The operations of the literary col- William Haber, who retired on tration has not been on...…
…INTERIM DANGER, INTERIM RULES See editorial page Y 4f it t axt 743 ti SEE STORY BELOW High-75 Low-54 Sunny and pleasant r Vol. LXXVIII No. 41-5 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Wednesday, July 10, 1968 Ten Cents Dean Hays: Makingt in the literary co By URBAN LEHNER martyrdom. But in the case of Wil- committee of 6 elected faculty mem- him (he was appointed assistant idea," Hypothetical situation: literary liam Hays, at least, there are strong bers, ...…
…THE ALGIERS JUDGE See editorial page Y Sir A I43aiij EDEN4SH 4igh--82 Low-56 Sunny and warmer, south-easterly breezes. Vol. LXXViII, No. 42-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Thursday, July 11, 1968 Ten Cents emporaryuicial plans Wildin the sti By HENRY GRIX ready to swing into immediate op- When the whole thing is over, will have his case reviewed by a or graduation, fine, notation in dent, and by the executive corn- ulty Daily News Analysis eration...…
…FELDKAMP'S JOHN See editorial page Y gu4 irt 43U1 41atl4p TORRID High-87 Low-63 Mostly sunny and warm with little chance of rain. Vol. LXXVIII, No. 43-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Friday, July 12, 1968 Ten Cents Six Pages Reagan denies reports- of presidential candidacy u PPorters buyTVtime By The Associated Press Gov. Ronald Reagan denied through an aide yesterday a re- port he plans to announce his candidacy for president during a nationwid...…
…ACADEMIC REFORM NOW! See editorial page 41 1 tI!3UUn D43ati4p SLOPPY High-87 Low-60 Wet and warm today, hazy and mild tonight Vol LXXVIII, No. 44-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Saturday, July 13, 1968 Ten Cents Six Pages Restrictions on I i 'Kids' aid, eased By MARCIA ABRAMSON Restrictions on a federal grant to the Children's Com- munity School may be "relaxed," a consultant from the Michigan Office of Eoconomic Opportunity told school sta...…
…THE FREE SCHOOL MOVEMENT (FSM) See editorial page , rIt*~ 4aii4 SYRUPY a High-90 Low-69g Cloudy, warm and humid Vol. LXXVI I, No. 45-S Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tuesday, July 16 1968 Ten Cents President endorses vehicle regulation ch By JILL CRABTREE removed, but had indicated fresh- usual circumstances which war- tions have been the continuing would be added to the community vide a better turnover in parking, Th Abolition of student vehicle m...…
…THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY See editorial page :L 4i&1zrn E.it DON'T ASK High-93 Low-60 sunny and humiU all day x Six Pages Vol. LXXVIII No. 46-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Wednesday, July 1 7,1968 Ten Cents Bell refuses arbitration, Con vention threatened Ask Regents to post pone OSS Students demand participation in decisions oni restructuring ' t tY,-n 4.t I...... By The Associated Press CHICAGO - Plans for the Democratic National...…
… Ann Arbor art: Barefoot at the fair M;, .,.+ ti By HENRY GRIX The Ann Arbor Street Art Fair is for staring. People stare at. artists and artists stare at people. If you bump into someone, you don't say "Excuse me," you stare. At first, it is great fun, strolling among the booths displaying varied arts and crafts. You can listen to Kate Edgerton, one of the numerous "demonstrators", at the fair, spin yarns for the spectators as she pedals h...…
…t UNTIMELY REGENTAL ACTION See editorial page 4 x + , 'S .. :. ° r t .. gilt i!3a E iti LIVEABLE High 81 Low-65 Mostly cloudy with chance of rain and possibly turning cooler. VoL LXXVI , No 48-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, July 19, 1968 Ten Cents Six Pages 1. y . Czechs reject Soviet bloc order to halt new policy Regents to act on revisions in -Associated Press Czech leader Alexander Dubcek SENATE GRILLING: Fortas hits extrem...…
…PRAISING THE REGENTS See editorial page / Lw1 ai4, NIFTY High-82 Low-57 Precipitation probability near zero, they..tell us, dol. LXXVt 1, No. 49-5 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Saturday, July 20, 1968 4 " - - . . .. . Six Pages REGE Ts POSTPO E CTI y0 BYL DRI S, E 0 RESTRICTIO S 0 STUDE T I G :,: v Visitation, hours policiesextended 'U' registration still needed, for parking, storage facilities The Regents yesterday remov...…
…A GLUM ANNIVERSARY, See editorial page Y r e , iUra~ -A6F 471 t A --Rrl a t 4, HOKAY High-85 Fair and cooler clouds tonight. * Vol. LXXVIII, No. 50-S Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, July 23, 1968 Ten Cents Four Pages .. ... ZP Student leaders, faculty express 'optimism after Regental inaction Council appoints new HRC head -Associated Press By the hair A Boston police detective drags a woman by the hair to a nearby police van o...…
…A BLAST AT USA See editorial page Y Sfi r i an 4Ia i1 MURKY High-88 Low--62' Chane of showers; cooler tomorrow, 41 Vol. LXXVIlI, No. 51-S , IV Vol. XXV 111, No. 51-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, July 24, 1968 Ten Cents Four Pages I I } j Radical politics: For those with By WALTER SHAPIRO As9ociate Editorial Director Ann Arbor will host its first na- tional political convention Aug. 17 and 18 as the combined Peace and Freed...…
…NEW RIOTS AND RIOT TECHNIQUES See editorial page 1JIwii~au Pa4 ORDINARY Hligh--82 Low-59 Partly sunny and fair with a slim chance of rain I Vol. LXXVIII, No. 52-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, July 25, 1968 Ten Cents Six Pages r 1 Blacks, patrol in Cleveland Rain helps end disturbance; whites banned from riot area CLEVELAND, Ohio M - Negro police and 500 Negro community leaders replaced National Guardsmen and main- tained calm last n...…
…THE LONG HOT SUMMER FRENCH STYLE See editorial page SirA6 71a I HAVE A PICNIC High.--82 Sunny and pleasant Vol. LXXVI I , No. 53-5 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, July 26, 1968 Ten Cents Ross:A mediator-administrator .,... ......... By MARK LEVIN the onslaught of the new breed he says. "The line of least resist- specialized expertise," Ross af- ing the Free Speech Movement '..5. Editor of mediator-administrator led by ance is to maintain the ...…
…THE AD HOC COMMITTEE'S TASK See editorial page Y Sir 74lat, WET High-84 Low--6Q Seattered showers and thundershowers Vol. LXXVIfI, No. 54-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, July 27, 1968 Ten Cents Four Pages Chicago, Cleveland stay quiet Strengthen police forces; curfews remain in effect By The Associated Press A tense calm settled over Chi-I cago and Cleveland yesterday as both cities took precautions to avoid a recurrence of the v...…
…BOWMAN' S. SHAN GUP See editorial page Ell 1Mw 43zr Pa4 SNAZZY Ilow-50 High--78; Cloudy, mild, chance Of showers tonight ; , Vol. LXXVll, No. 55-5 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, July 30, 1968 Ten Cents Six Pages HHH frees unit-bound delegates Nixon claims nomination; leads Rocky 'in new poll LOS ANGELES (P) - Vice President Hubert Humphrey said yesterday that he is releasing all delegates bound to him in the Democratic National Con...…
…PAPAL MESSAGE SURELY NOT 'LIFE See editorial page Sir 43UUx 42ati ALOOF High- 8Q Low-57 Cloudy in the morning; warier a little later. Vol. LXXVII, No. 57-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday; July 31, 1968 Ten Cents Assessment of 'Utuition: Searching fore By STUART GANNES Many complexities and inequities loses money in the full term program. notified that they are eligible for a Vice President for Academic Af- and make recommendations concern...…
…MR. DZU'S. TRAGEDY See editorial page Y 1Mw4311t in 3aii4 PERFECT' Hlgh-78. Law--55 Mostly sunny. and warmer Vo. LXXVII[, No. 58-5 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, August 2, 1968 Ten Cents Six Pages Johnson calls steel boycott Pentagon restricts purchases to companies not hiking prices WASHINGTON UP - President Johnson authorized yes- terday a Pentagon boycott of price-hiking steel producers and. summoned bipartisan congressional leaders t...…
…Y VOTE TUESDA .,Y ...See endorsements, P. 2 THE TRAGEDY OF SMALL-TIME SPORTS See editorial page ci A6F t r togan tii]g PRECIPITOUS High-81 Low-68 Partly cloudy, chance of showers Vol. LXXVII I No. 59-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, August 3, 1968 Ten Cents Four Pages WINES PROTEST: Canham, Revell refute) sports club's charges Kelley advises against Harvey BY PHIL BROWN Summer Sports Editor Both University Athletic Direc- tor D...…
…jReagan makes his run as Nixon shows hi s cards By URBAN LEHNER and WALTER SHAPIRO Special to The Daily MIAMI BEACH - California Gov. Ronald Reagan became an avowed candidate yesterday when he smil- ingly, yielded to the urging of the unanimous resolution of the Califor- nia delegation that he "declare his active candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination." With the announcement, "as of this moment, I am a candidate," Reagan abando...…
… Your By URBAN LEHNER and WALTER SHAPIRO Special To The Daily MIAMI BEACH-tJncertaintye to whether Nixon already has enoug delegates for an early ballot victor is working to the former vice-pres dent's advantage. If Nixon has the 667 votes neede for nomination, favorite son cand dates who continue to bind the delegations could be left in ti awkward position of running aft the bandwagon after it has alrea taken off. Nixon agents have been quick...…
…NIXON: LIBERAL OR CONSERVATIVE? See editorial page Y ir rt axt &ut" SWEATY High-90 Low--67 Richard Nixon - Ho Boy! Vol. LXXVIII, No. 62-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, August 8, 1968 Ten Cents Four Pages eor ge Romney: Just By URBAN LEHNER advisor Special to The Daily . Nixon- MIAMI BEACH - George Rom- sibility commol ney's non-platform-fight speech be- malapr fore the assembled delegates here part of Tuesday night raised anew the ques...…
…TIME TO: HELP BIAFRA See 'editorial' page lflzr t~ ~E~aht1 FORGETIT High-57 !oW-s5, Hot, humid, sticky; more tomorrow Vol. LXXVII No. 63-5 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, August 9, 1968 Ten Cents Four Pages How they nominated ---- ixon? Yes, Iixon. By WALTER SHAPIRO Associate Editorial Director Special to The Daily MIAMI BEACH - "How could they be stpuid enough to nominate Nixon?" That perplexing question, for the uninitiated is the so...…
…LINDSAY HOPE FOR CHANGE giltk A :4Earnt.I NEW, IMPROVED... High-80 Low-63 Even cooler and nicer tomorrow i See editorial page Vol. LXXVIII, No 64-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, August 10, 1968 Ten Cents Marvin ihuss: A basement view of Six Pages sr sto By JILL CRABTREE After shepherding the University through 17 years of financial strug- gle, Marvin L. Niehuss retired at the end of June as executive vice presi- dent; and the first th...…
…THE BIG TEN'S DOUBLE STANDARD See editorial page Y Si4rtai 43Aolp l GROOVY High-78 Low-53 Partly cloudy anld not so cold Vol. LXXVIII, No. 65-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, August 13, 1968 Ten Cents Unions andlittle progress, a lot of By RON LANDSMAN some 300 skilled tradesmen in the gaining, the engineers and the bargaining talks. Jerry Kendzior- business operations and chairman union's approach to the bargain- iden Negotiations between ...…
…N.Y. POLICE:s A NATIONAL ISSUE See editorial page Y Air F Dad6b NORMALCY High--76 Love-6 3 Cooler and chance of showers. Vol. LXXVIII, No. 66-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, August 14, 1968 Ten Cents mayformalize black stij By HENRY GRIX The drive to focus on Negro stu- to teach Negro studies, Smith says mental problems of the American To de Next years the University may dies has recently been accelerated that "within the literary colle...…
…McCarthy, Humphrey discuss campaign issues Minnesota Senator seeks military cutbacks Vice President outlines urban problems EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is an interview conducted by Mark Le- vin, editor of The, Daily, and Robert opa, a Detroit News reporter, with Sen. Eugene McCarthy (D.-Minn) on July 27. The interview will be pub- lished in a special convention issue of the Michigan Democrat to be rew leased next week. Levin: Secretary...…
…FRESHMAN SUPPLEMENT SW 43AU1 A&V :43 a t I I FRESHMAN SUPPLEMENT Vol. LXXIX, No. 1 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tuesday, August 27, 1968 Seven Sections 60 Pages REGE IS HIKE 0 -RESIDE T TUITIO $240 * * * * * * * * * * * * Controversial b y Regents drop 0St k disciplinary power. ~ By STEVE NISSEN The Regents postponed action on three controversial h bylaws July 19 and rescinded the sweeping disciplinary powers delegated in 19...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VR.mA TA K SILA"Im X I J.%N U m arkey Enters Plea of Guilty 1 'Flaming Creatures' Trial Board Surrenders Power Ih - To Set Visit (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) >wing. He added that Cohen i demanded a receipt for the n at the time of confiscation. Robb called Cinema Guild "a bous cultural force in the com- nity. The defendants are not idlers or commercializers of ut. They are serious students h a long...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 6,1968 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 6,1988 Ranger's Heirs Sue Bonnie and Clyde' I g Across Campus The 23rd Annual Midwestern room 1139 of the Natural Science the University, has been awarded C'onference on School Vocal and Building at 4 p.m. the first Edward H. White II me- Instrumental Music will be held * * * dallion. HOUSTON, Tex. ()-A suit seeking $1.75 million in da...…
… FPAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 1968' PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 7,1968 LBJ Plans Tax on Travel Abroad To End Gold Flow WASHINGTON (I)-Americans will still be free to travel overseas under the administration's new program to end the dollar drain but it could cost them more money. It was learned that the admin- istration is leaning away from any outright bans or legal restrictions on travel abroad and wi...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1968 PAGE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 9,1968 SEES LSD AS DANGEROUS: Drug Teach-In Calls Laws On Marijuana 'Unduly Severe' 'Wait Until Dark' Keeps 'You Glued to Your Seat' 'Don't Look Back' Exemplifies Cinema Verite in 'Fullest Glory' By DAVID STEIN "Present marijuana laws con- stitute cruel and unfair punish- ment," said Prof. Jerome Jaffe of the department of psychiatry ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. JANUARY" 10. 1969 TH MC IG N DALYWDN---..TNIAV i-TR VAl\ll Al ,1 1V 17 V0 I Fleming Hits Classified Research (Continued from Page 1) terest in the dormitory rules. Af- ter all no private landlord says he has no power over his tennants. Fleming says he thinks the solution lies in moving away from the current University require- ment for freshmen men and fresh- men and sophomore women to liveI in dorms.} "I wou...…
…FADE Twa THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1961 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 196~ Strangers Take-Off On a Non-Drug Trip DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN tiu:^ f:r;".,Lr'7t:i;r"trw "4Yr:{::rS;?}:rri:"}r4:i:v%'}rr:4^:sLmr{a."{:fi"""'?:4r4:";;}dv 4};a? (Continued from Page 1) last year by Miller and Dr. Larry Bloomberg in Albuquerque, N.M. They have implemented their pro- cess of "self-awareness and aware- ness of other...…
…-, I I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY i2. 1999 R A G E T W OT ~ l E M I C I G A N D A I Y F T D A V J A T T A R 1 ~ ior i'svairiiij MCi.I:"1{,/,ciil+i iFf 1a7p0 I cinema Laugh At, Not With, Fumbling 'Fitzwilly' ADMINISTRATION TACTIC: Anti-Draft Leaders Indicted I TONIGHT! #A By DANIEL OKRENT There's this big, bright spickety- span new building out on Wash- tenaw past U.S. 23 called the Wayside Theater, and is really...…
…-PAGE Tw THE MI-CHIGAN 'DAIL'Y SATURDAY,. JANUARY 13. 1969 -YA7OE TWO THE MICIIIEUAN DAILY SATIIRflAV JANuARY 12 IQaR 1 ~7[li 7JiVil1°!1' Nilk. Uf1<Vj 1J, AUUO 3 theatre EMU Disappointing U-W Students Admit ALGIERS CASE: Mother Sues for Million' 1,--5 JAZZ SESSION Drug use, roil Says By JOHN CONRON The Eastern Michigan Univer- sity Players' "Doctor Faustus" at Quirk Auditorium, Ypsilanti, is a disappointing job, but worth see- ing ...…
… PAGE-TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JA ARYw14~ 1968 PAQKTWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. JANTJAILY 14.. 1961 wrv asap vka". vas-... ~ +. +v vv', TECHNOLOGICAL ASSISTANCE': Industrial Sciences Group Providing University Research for State Industry Howe To Lecture Tomorrow in Writer-in-Residence Program (Continued from Page 1) of five more days would have be- gun an avalanche of new-order losses totalling millions of dollars per day. ISO's...…
…PAGE TWO i THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE.TWO THE...C I.... .I.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1968 music M ' Others, 'Mediocre' Havana Produces 'U.S. Imperial By MICHAEL BEEBIE Sergio Mendes and Brasil '66 presented an excellent concert at Hill Auditorium Saturday night. The appreciative audience was unpleasantly surprised, however, when, a classical guitarist and a mediocre comedian were given the first half of the concert. The words "And now the S...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WENSD Y JAUR 17.-.-. -.S..S. -INSq~ PAGE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY 1VFflNF.~flAV JANTTARV 1'Y 1OA~ rT.u.v : .a:.e: ura.z t3.lEi.iCAAL ,.., 1: 1 Dt 0 music- Sheff's 'Electronics' Group of American N Forms Colony in Libe Charge Ca By BARBARA STANLEY No one really knew what to ex- pect last night. Certainly not Robert Sheff as he filled the first six of the "12 Musical Hours" of "Everybody Wins." The gallery p...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 19. 1968 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUF..yl~R/DAY . JA~d.*VARY 1RAUThR } cinema Mickey One' Passes 'Bonnie and Clyde' I Across Campus i V By ELLEN FRANK One of the most rewarding out- comes of the success of "Bonnie and Clyde" is a reapprisal of the earlier works of its director, Ar- thur Penn. "Mickey One" - a critical success at the 1965 New York Film Festival, but a com- mercial fa...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWO THE MiCHIGAN DAiLY FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1988 FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1968 cinema 'Festival': Collage of Feeling Faculty Group Suggests Continuing Most Research (Continued from Page 1) It feels such members "would By JIM PETERS So you're sitting there in the rain, thunder mixing with fiz- zing Coke bottles, and Joan Baez and Peter, Paul and Mary are up there on stage yelling it so loud that -everyone can ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. TAWTTARV 2E1_ 149* sAG TOTE__CHGADAY __T lA T v.1 ___ n~ 0,M UJ"A f j'NIAI'A A4U, lyb6J 5 cinema Resnais' Codine: Another Clyde Five Vail Students Make News With Request for Equal Time 5-3 VOTE: 'U' To Appeal PA 379 (Continued from Page 1) By MARGARET WARNER It is hard to believe that Alain Resnais, who produced such momumental films as "Hiroshi- man Mon Amour" and "Last Year at Marienbad" also p...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY .4TTNlnav_ IANTAR.'V a.rt _ i ahA '71 : PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILV ~TThZflAV TA~rTTA11'~Y '~1 1Bi~o a i Ltix, .1ti1VUAItY ;G 1, lyb2S dance Novel Interpretation NATfONAL GENERAL CORPORATION art Highlights Japanese Prints at Art Museum F'OX EASTERN THEATR Upm FOR VIL I E 375 No. MAPLE RD.-769.1300 1:1- usave the children home". NOW SHOWING___ Feature Times: 3:15-5:15-7:00-9:00 : . ti -'--r.. -:- .. .-,. ...…
…PAGE TWO.. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY". JANUARY 23. 1969 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTIF'~flAY JA7~.TTTA)~V 22 lflfiSl i 14.+a:L'.,7 ill°S ,L MPai\Vt7.lI.Li APO,, LUVO D i music' The Grande: Fun, Phantasmagoria art Sports Photographs On Display at Union cinema The Art-Reality Crisis: A ntonioni's Naturalism By STEVE SILVERMAN The Grande Ballroom, Detroit's psychedelic fun house offers an amusing but embarassingly ac- curate pic...…
…AGrE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1968 PAGETWO-------I-N DILYWEDNSD---JAUARY24,---6 ".~ D"::::: .LY ^....!O FF :.1IC:rIA"L r1.. B U LLET<::.r N" r^r:JJ,"VJV : .. . ..... , :., Vl VY rN" ."::':.' :Vr^r:M . M F: rMVN M::"N Vr Vrr.""."r.^"r.^: """,",,""": " ": ",:1" I DIAL 5-6290 AITI'TW~~I~h 3rd LAAL"~~uu1 Week The Daily Official Bulletin is an official publication of the Univer- SIty of Michigan for which The Michigan...…
…PAGE TWO --Da1y--Ri ANDlREA -VODEHNAL danced the lead, "Swanilda," in Leo Delibes' ballet, "Coppelia," pr last night by the National Ballet at Hill Aud. National Ballet Company Offers Robust Fairy Tale By JUDITH STEINBERG The performance by the Na- tional Ballet of Washington, D.C. in Hill Aud. last night provided escape and relaxation from mul- tiversity anid megalopolis as stu- dents and adults found them- s'lves in the folk-lore world o...…
…-PAGE Two TUF 1N ifAit:'3N v PAGE TWOrLuu' 1111if'EJd.1J Uk$ftEEY FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1968 3 r.: .: dance NATIONAI G~NE!~AL CORPORATION I oI I Dunn-Dixon: New Way To Move, Sound MON-FRI. Feature Times 7:00-9:00 FOX EASTERN THEATRES FOH VILLA6E 375 No. MAPLE RD. "769.130 SAT.-SUN. Feature Times 1:15-3:15-5:15- 7:00-9:00 Vth Forum 210 S. FIFTHAVE. leave the. children home. By ANDREW LUGG What happens when you try to find ne...…
… PAGE TWO TRF mIiruTtr a N n S Tr.V CT l /'IITTTf l1. i Y1 i 1. F T . w s, .. . r .. w... . _._ ITWQ Z Zftax±aR xxukitU.1 LEwxLYj SA'TURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1968 I music Koerner: Good But Uninvolved By BOB FRANKE At the Canterbury House last night John Koerner came across as a very skillful, very hip enter- tainer, un-self-consciously putting out for his -audience a dynamic Interpretation of the blues that is all his own. But to say - this ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY wa rxYfl Aar ?ATVT AY .. -- "'. --- PAGE WO T E MI H --- ---I-V -SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1968 arts festival Makeba Opens Creative Arts Program By JIM PETERS of Chad, the ancient Zulu king, constant flow of rhythm to keep When she talks about each song preparations for battle, work and the mood intact. -fragments of conversation min- hunts. This gifted Makeba was The music never stopped within gled with pulsating mu...…
