…THE SCENE IN WASHINGTON See editorial page Sir 43igaU ~~Aaitli CLOUDY, COOLER High-50 Low-4 0 Windy with good chance of showers Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVIII, No. 48 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1967 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGE EDUCATION GROUP REPORT: Draft Change To LimitS lt-1n, Teach-in Graduate Enrollments Planned zh Issue ( )nI War Re sar( By GREG ZIEREN The report states that "both The ACE...…
…- PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY wenxur*" n ' - PAGE TWO THE MIC1IIG~N UAJTV 1xTr1Th'rIc,1~ A~K7 £~F ? VIMJE AYUV CV Black Population Boom Widens Racial Separation in S. Afr ica By DENNIS EE ROYLE Associated Press Staff Writer JOHANNESBURG, South Africa White-r-uled South' Africa is getting blacker every year as its African Iiopulation explodes and the country's economic growth be- comes increasingly dependent on. black labor. Whites tota...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 19.65 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE I WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 25. 196~ THE MICHIGAN DAiLY PAGE THREE Egypt, I srael Battle; First Locals NORTH'S LARGEST FIELD: Ratify Pact Increasing Enemy Air Actions Pt. UN Council Reconvenes After Fight See Israeli Bombing As Answer to Sinking Of Destroyer Elath By The Associated Press Egypt and Israel fought a roar- ing battle of artillery and mor- tars at the southern end of the...…
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…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 211. 11MY Vi IHGNJAT 1F~7VfA f~ll~R9 Q VI lJ-Pl UOIJII i , V\- 1 VDC.lV 47, 1 .7D! I RU ggers Look East, West for Two-Season Play By DAVE MILDNER and PHIL BROWN EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the sec- ond part of a three-part story on the Michigan Rugby Football Club. Phil Brown .is a Daily sports night editor; Dave Mildner is a graduate of Oxford University in England, ands serves as manager...…
…WEDNESDAY, QCTQ$ER .25,1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVE' Humiliated Minnesotans 'Gopher' Re venge By ROB SALTZSTEIN Ever hear of shredded Wolver- ine? Rumor has it that General Mills and Betty .Crocker will be interested spectators this Satur- day in Minneapolis when the Minnesota Gophers attempt to pummel Michigan into a bag of flour. Michigan put M i n n e s o t a through the mill last year, edg- ing the somewhat tarnished Go- phers b...…
…PAGE EIGHT THlE MIC~HIGAA] Ii' Y nl'YTE'T"A v .1 A~r 1vJ. iPhL, LJDi1 ~, vb saf aa a.vt' .ly .w :ax.a LIJA L>U A Y . IJU'I:UIiLK ;S ti. 19B i T 4000 PROTEST SALE: LIU Obtains Brooklyn Center, Across Campus Schedules Closing of BROOKLYN, N.Y. (CPS) - On a partition in one of the men's rooms at Long Island University's Brooklyn Center is lettered, in characters, the following: THIS STALL FOR SALE TO CCNY FOR $99.95 A curious legend, co...…
