… The 'liberal education: Change in the future? By HARVARD VALLANCE Should the bachelors degree in the literary college be abolished? Should incoming freshmen be ad- mitted by random selection? Should undergraduates be free of competitive examinations? These questions are a part of the output of the LSA preparatory committee, says Associate Dean of the literary college Alfred Suss- man. The committee has been working since last October to...…
…VOTE TOMORROW IN CITY ELECTION Y Ink i&4 Pau A& POLLS OPEN 7 a~m. to 8 p.m. Vol. LXXX, No. 152 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, April 5, 1970 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Voters By DEBRA THAL Ann Arbor voters will go to the polls tomorrow to choose five members for the ten-seat City Council. In the First Ward, incumbent Democrat John P. Kirscht will be opposed by Republican Tom Den- nis Hilbert. Republican Robert Weaver will oppose incumbent Democ...…
…TUITION INCREASE See Editorial Page Vol. LXXX, No. 153 (Z1 * Sir 4auP 74la#4*bly SPRINGIER High-48 Low-35 Partly sunny, Increasing cloudiness Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, April 7, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages QUENON, CAPPAERT LOSE 4GOP gains 2 council seats h .: .......... :fBy DEBRA THAL Republicans won four out of five City C o u n c i l seats as, two Democratic incumbents ~ * '~were upset in yesterday's elec- 'y; tions. This r...…
…A NEW AGE OF LABOR REVOLT See Editorial Page Y Ink r~gF~ . 4bp :43 a t t ENERVATING High-55 Low-37 Increasing cloudiness, chance of rain Vol. LXXX, No. 154 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, April 8, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pagps LSA unit votes on reprisals Urges committal of strike cases lo student judiciary By ART LERNER The LSA student govern-F ment's Executive Council pass-j ed a motion last night ex- pressing its belief that "non- a...…
…ites of spi By DEBRA THAL People, people, everywhere and sunshine, lollipops, ice cream, Lt. Staudenmaier and the brown-green-grass welcomed back spring yesterday. As the temperature reached 73 degrees, impromptu picnics, football games, and sunbathing became, as one sun worshipper put it, the "only thing you can do in weather like this. After all finals are more than a week away." In the Arb, the White Panthers Youth International Party spons...…
… FAST FOR PEACE: AN EXAMPLE See Editorial Page jcj: C iflir &jttij FRESH High-55 LOW-25 Sunny and cool, with more winds and stuff Vo-. LXXX, No. 156 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, April 10, 1970 Ten Cents ri V PW'YNY i W\ 373 /s~7~ Ten Pages Locke withdraws from SMC attacks U' profs' candi dacy for OSS post w-gaily-James T. Neubacher Hubert Locke NIXON CHARGES BIAS: Next court choice to be non-Southern WASHINGTON (4--President Nixon...…
…NON-ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE See Editorial Page. Yl r e Si1 rriga Iad MORE Iligh-55 Low--30 Sunny and balmy with scattered clouds Vol. LXXX, No. 157 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, April 11, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Sharp rise in jobless rate seen Highest increase in unemployed ranks in--decade WASHINGTON P-The nation's unemployment r a t e continued rising last month to the highest levels in nearly five years, climbing from 4.2 to 4.4 per c...…
…Gay Lib: Resisting repression of the homost 3xual By JANE BARTMAN and W. E. SCHROCK Pins proclaiming "Out of the closets into the streets" have baffled local button watchers late- ly. But almost as puzzling as the slogan is its sponsor, the Gay Lib- eration Front (GLF). A newly established SGC-ap- proved student organization, GLF "is a coalition of homosexuals, les- bians, bi-sexuals, and straights who say NO to sexual repression." A growing...…
… HOFFMAN FOR 'LAW AND ORDER* See Editorial Page SirA6 Iaitj BREEZEY Iligh-53 Low--38 Partly cloudy, cooler I Vol. LXXX, No. 159 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, April 14, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages OSS VP CANDIDATE: 'Shervrngton Nwithdraws Bulletin HOUSTON {I)-The Apollo 13 moon landing was cancelled at 1 a.m.+ this morning after two of the craft's three electrical supply sys1ems failed to function. Two of the astronauts moved in...…
…STOP THE REPRISALS NOW See Editorial Page LWt Y 74Iaii4y QUESTIONABLE High-62 Low--38 Mostly fair, chance of rain ;, ,., .. .. Vol LXXX, No. 160 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, April 15, 1970 Ten Cents Eiaht Races Ten Cents &-'i is IPwne a MINNESOTA JUDGE: President nominates Astronauts endangered Blackm un for court WASHINGTON (M'-- Fed- eral Judge Harry A. Blackmun > of Minnesota yesterday be- came President's Nixon's third...…
…OSS: STRIKE FIVE See Editorial Page Y gut ~!adj46 'POGAMOGANISI' Hligh-63 Low-37 Sunny anid pleasant; no precipitation Vol. LXXX, No. 162 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, April 17, 1970 Ten Cents Student files: The politics of pri" By MARTIN HIRSCHMAN of Anderson's office said at the Nissen admits that he surveyed students are registered and in Although the Administrative ulty member see the file directly. they di Editor time that if any of th...…
… REGENTAL TYRANNY See Editorial; Page Lilt tl ~Iaitp SUBSCRIBE TO THE SUMMER DAILY 764-0550 Vol. LXXX, No. 163 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Saturday, April 18, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages SGC, SACUA outraged over surprise action The text of the Regent's new policy on disruption appears on Page 4. By ROB BIER In a surprise move yesterday, the Regents unanimously passed a set of "interim" conduct rules and disciplinary pro- cedures for dealing ...…
… PRICE OF DISSENT See Editorial Page IIL *ir igau~ Iaiiyj FREEZING High--12 Low--10below Cloudy and windy, chance of snow flurries 'o. LXXX, No. 82 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, January 9, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages 0 ALLEGED MASSACRE: Two more charged in My Lai incident WASHINGTON (P)-The Army yesterday charged two more sol- diers in the alleged My Lai mas- sacre, bringing in accusations of pre-meditated murder and rape. It bro...…
… Subscribe to the Daily -Phone 764-0558 FIGHTING U.S. IMPERIALISM See Editorial Page Y gilt 742 p0-1qqWP-" IRV" t FREE ISSUE Vol LXXX, No, -S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, May 6, 1970 Eight Pages RAM DISRUPTION: Student put PROTESTS S EEP U.S. C on probation By LINDSAY CHANEY The first student convicted of class disruption during the recent Black Action Movement strike has been put on one semester disciplinary probation by...…
…-1 NO MORE COMMITTEES wee Editorial Page Y HANI-I§&ttfl~ .A6F t IV HYPERBOREAN fHlgh-60 LoA-30 Ridiculously clear, cold, and frosty Vol. LXXX, No. 2-S Ann Arbor, Michigcon-Thursday, May 7~1970 Eight Pages U., lati nches 3 new drives 0 into Cambodia Offensive possible near DMZ SAIGON -'S and South Vietnamese troops launched three new drives a c r o s s the Cambodian border yesterday. but savage North Vietnamese attacks in South V...…
…WEAPONS OVER PEOPLE? See Editorial Page Y 5kFA6 ~aii44& TURBULENT High-80 Low-52 Warm and threatening with chance of storm action Vol. LXXX, No. 3-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, May 8, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages PROTEST 'LIBER TES' ROTC BLD; -Associated Press A MAKE-SHIF'T COFFIN bearing the names of the four Kent State students killed recently is carried up the steps of the State Capitol in Denver, Colo. yesterday. 84 SIGN STA TEME...…
…ROTC 'LIBERATION' A FAILURE See Editorial Page IL e But~igt~ i4aitly BLOWING Low--55 High--85 Windy, partly cloudy and warm Vol. LXXX, No. 4-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, May 9, 1970 Ten Cents Six Pages To leave Cambodia next week President gives timetable for troop pullback 1 WASHINGTON (M - Presi- dent Nixon said last night that the first group of Ameri- can soldiers in Cambodia will move out by the middle ofd next week and most ...…
…COLLEGE PRESIDENTS AND STUDENT UNREST See Editorial Page Y SirtiArn 40--!atIii SPIFFY High-75 Low-55 Sunny and warm, chance of brief showers in afternoon Vol. LXXX, No. 5-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, May 12, 1970 Ten Cents Six Pages AUGUSTA, GA.: EMUW curfew set Four slain in race riot as police disperse AUGUSTA, Ga. un-Police said four persons were shot to death and an estimated 20 persons were wounded here last night in w...…
…STRIKING SCHOOLS SHOULD STAY SHUT See Editorial Page Y 4 1ir fDait~y PETULANT High-7 7 Low--56 Cloudy and cooler, intermittent thundershowers Vol. LXXX, No. 6-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, May 13, 1970 Ten Cents oel Cities: A plan to curb Urban poi By HARVARD VALLANCE ris and five of the six democratic indicated that the program will reached for future action pro- men living on the fringes of the A proposed "High School Out- the h By v...…
…DON'T PENALIZE STAFF WHO SUPPORTED BAM See Editorial Page Y glfr 4Iairtj SLIPPERY High-aS Low-45 Cloudy, chance of afternoon drizzle and rain Vol. LXXX No 7-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, May 14, 19 70 Ten Cents Six Pages MILLIKEN IMPOSES CURFEW: EMU with stud 200 ents clash police -Associated Press Protesting pollution Rep. Richard McCarthyl (D-NY) swims in New York's Hudson River yesterday in an effort to dramatize the need to fi...…
…THE PROXY CAMPAIGN WHAT'S GOOD FOR GM See Editorial Page Y 131k~iax ~~IAt& THUNDERSTORMY High-65 Low-47 Cloudy and warm with thunderstorms likely Vol. LXXX, No. 8-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, May 15, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Abortion reform defeated Reconsideration move fails im 18-19 decision LANSING (P) - The s t a t e Senate has, by one vote, killed an abortion reform measure. The 19-18 vote late yesterdayF afternoon rejected a mo...…
…'U' urged to involve students, faculty in b idget By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ In an attempt to widen the input into the University's budget-making process, key members of the faculty and several deans have proposed the creation of a student - faculty - administration body to make recommendations on the setting of budget priorities. The proposal is an outgrowth of in- creasing sentiment among the faculty that overall budget priorities should no long...…
…POLITICS AND ATHLETES See Page 6 Yl r e Sw i i taui ~~IAiI VERNAL High--82 Low-53 Sort of nice, fair, mild, possible rain this evening Vol. LXXX, No. 10-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, May 19, 1970 Ten Cents Six Pages Flower pushers invade campus By NADINE COHODAS The Indian Paintbrush is the state flower of S Wyoming., It is also Ann Arbor's newest flower shop, and a portable one at that, currently located near the Engin Arch, "I've wor...…
…500 ben Georgia march g 0 By The Associated Press Rejecting a request from Gov. Lester Maddox that a protest march be canceled, a slow-moving caravan of predominantly black demonstrators led by a mule-drawn wagon began a 120-mile walk to Atlanta yesterday. And by last night a chanting, singing crowd of about 500 blacks arrived in Fort Valley, completing the first leg of the journey. About 250 persons had started marching with Hoesa Williams...…
…'GETTING'. THE TROUBLEMAKERS See Editorial Page 1tre Lit iAau BIatj MORE Hligh-88 Low--55 Partly cloudy, sunny and warmner Vol. LXXX, No. 12-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, May 21, 1970 Ten Cents Six Pages State panel disrupters, urges lower expulsion of 'U allocation ,.. Senators ask $73 million The state Senate Appropri- ations Committee yesterday' recommended a $73.2 million appropriation to the Univer- sity for the 1970-71 fi...…
… Committee By LINDSAY CHANEY A drastic restructuring of the curriculum a n d organization of the natural r e s o u r c e s school, including abolition of departments and possibly the school itself, was recommended by an ad hoc com- mittee appointed to s t u d y en- vironmental programs within the University. In a report issued last month, the Natural Resources n Review Committee recommended t h a t greater flexibility be allowed in the under...…
…PROMISES, PROMISES See Editorial Page ifitr igan A60F 743att4o DRIPPY High--70 Low-52 Cloudy, cooler, possible thundershowers Vol. LXXX, No. 14-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, May 23, 1970 Ten Cents Four Pages 'IIjudicial unit to meet on Monday The committee charged with proposing new disciplinary pro- cedures fok the University will meet for the first time Monday nigh '. Composed of four students, three faculty members, and two Regents...…
…And whya Bernie Hirschbein Linnea Dudley Charles Murphy By NADINE COHODAS By the time finals roll around in April most students are only too.glad to'leave Ann Arbor and the University to head for some new, exciting national or international spot to relax. But there are those who decide to stay in the area, some to go to school, some to work, some to merely hang around until the spirit moves them to depart. "I wanted to get out of school ne...…
…' student power and the oss.: Foiled again? SGC asks compromise plan for control By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ In an attempt to break the impasse over control of the Office of Student Affairs (OSA), members of Student Government Council and key faculty members will ask the Regents to accept a plan which leaves thestudent role in running OSA up to the vice president in charge of the office. The Regents have already rejected a student- faculty p...…
…A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT See-Page 4 Y L , t itau ~E~aitM RED-WINGED High-68 Low-52 Mostly cloudy, chance of thundershowers Vol. LXXX, No. 17-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, May 28, 1970 Ten Cents State le islation: Repression, appeasem By CARLA RAPOPORT -A provision which would stip- destroy the legal basis for court size of appropriations to the Uni- constitutes a serious curtailment more with Lockwood than with appro Daily News Analy...…
… LIack By ROB BIER Daily News Analysis A sweeping study of the literary college from financial aids to the philosophy of education is near the point of becoming reality. But two things are holding it up -money and the departure of William Hays as dean of the college. Both factors could have considerable effect upon what kind of study eventually is begun. But for now, as Associate Dean Alfred Sussman puts it, "The project is at dead center." A...…
…CUBA THRIVES See Editorial Page Ci r gilt 43U &u13JI DRAMATIC High-77 Low-55 Cloudy, with thundershowers Vol. LXXX, No. 19-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, June 2, 1970 Ten Cents Four Pages Deaths mount in Peru 30,000 feared slain by quake; area devastated LIMA, Peru (M)-The death toll from P e r u ' s disastrous earthquake mounted yesterday and foreign diplomats quoted government officials as fear- ing it might reach 30,000. The picture ...…
…FACULTY STRIKE POLICY: CO-OPTION See Editorial Page Sir 43an~ !Iai4h NEUTRAL High-68 Low-54 Partly cloudy, small chance of rain Vol. LXXX, No. 20-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, June 3, 1970 Ten Cents Four Pages GUBERNATORIAL RACE: Alabama runoff won by George Wallace Ex losion on Ap ollo 13 laid to ground crew SPACE CENTER, Houston (RP) - Apollo 13's near-disaster in space was caused by a mistake on the ground, the chairman of th...…
…A DAY IN THE LIFE See Editorial Page Sir~AF1 7E3aitM MOTLEY High-70 Low-43 Cloudy and mild and getting a little bit warmer Vol. LXXX, No. 21 -S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, June 4, 1970 Ten Cents Four Pages APPELLATE DECISION: Court Newto deies n bail SAN FRANCISCO UM-The State Court of Appeal denied without comment yesterday bail for Huey Newton, Black Panther co-founder held in the 1967 shooting of an Oakland policeman. Attorney C...…
…PEOPLE ARE NOT POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES See Editorial Page Y Lilt~ta~ A& 14]att]g 4pmmmqqpp"- BORING High-70 Low-50 Partly cloudy, little change Vol. LXXX, No. 22-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, June 5, 1970 Ten Cents Four Pages 1embers of scholarship group challenge veto By CARLA RAPOPORT Several members of the Martin Luther King Scholarship committee will meet to- day with Allan Smith, vice president for academic affairs, to discuss his...…
…ARTHUR ROSS: IN MEMORIUM See Editorial Page L Si r igani ~~Rait OKAY High-77 Low--45 Fair, warming up later in the day. Vol. LXXX, No. 23-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, June 6, 1970 Ten Cents Four Pages ice yesident Ross dies at 54 Mercury found in Huron R. The Huron River contains the highest level of mercury contami- nation of any inland river in M i c h i g a n, according to John Hesse of the state water resources commissi...…
…A,1. 1 * 0 9 (o 9 Ar Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 9, 1970 All refutes high court appeal :L re 1J&fr4iogun FCi WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court was asked yes- terday to allow Muhammed All to go to Canada to fight Joe Frazier, but the former heavy- weight champion washed his hands of the effort. "That's my lawyer talking and he's going to be fired for doing these things," Ali said in Philadelphia when word ...…
…* r B N -Aff , ?f <. A J" =l l Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 9, 1970 Caramba! Soccer goes on as fans- go wild 1Jtfri ijun 43 MEXICO CITY (M)-The big question hanging over the World Cup soccer cham- pionships today is: dare Brazil relax in today's match against Romania. The former world champions, heading the Group Three standings after beating England 1-0, could still theoretically be eliminated before reaching...…
…I I I 19 7 N if, AN, -aL --jw AD -4 ---T- I 0 A or Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 9, 1970 Tigers win on bad hop single ;LI P Sfrii!3an :43 ti By The Associated Press DETROIT-Al Kaline's two-run homer and pinch hitter y Ff . Gates Brown's two-run scratch single triggered a' four-run Detroit seventh inning and the Tigers moved to a 7-5 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers last night. j The loss was the 16th stra...…
…t '3 F I .9 4 4 ,{ A f T Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 12, 1970 ELLIOTT £ Mexicans take Win fans fiesta *E MEXICO CITY (1P) - Mexico ~ gained the W o r 1 d Soccer Cup quarter-finals yesterday for the first time in history and provided the whole country with one mam- moth fiesta. The host nation beat Belgium 1-0 before 112,000 delirious, bon- go-drumming fans in the Aztec Stadium to tie with Russia at the top of Grou...…
…. _ _ _ ... F p lor. 4 ----- ,7 I 4 I Ifo -w- -V Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 13, 1970 Of castoff By IRA HOFFMAN ELEVEN YEARS AGO, as a seven-year- old athletic native Detroiter, spring and Topp's baseball cards escalated my love of baseball and particularly the Detroit Tigers. The Tigers of 1959 were a fascinating conglomeration of castoffs, nondescripts, incompetents, and a few genuine stars. The infield at Bri...…
….. _ i v .' . 6-_ -w- 41 9 0 , - -At Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 16, 1970 MAYS, CARTY TRAIL ZZI P £i i rn :43 Aaron leads All-Star NEW YORK (P) - Hank Aaron of the Atlanta about a 2,800 vote lead over Richie Allen of St. Louis Braves led the early balloting released yesterday for at first base, while Glenn Beckert of Chicago, with the National League All-Star team while teammate 64,233, led Felix Millan of Atlan...…
… Page Eight 4v *" THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 * Wdn ,4. Wednesday, June 17, 1970 -IV IF -I Two pros ponder future of careers - C14C 1fl{i~i!3au 43 Muhammed Ali takes calrmly conscientious objectors ruling ATLANTA (MP-An attorney for Muhammed Ali, formerly Cassius Clay, said yesterday the ex-heavyweight boxing cham- pion may win draft status as a conscientious objector on the strength of a recent Supreme Court decision. The Supr...…
… I -I( I - Page Twelve T : { _ ' , THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 18. L970 . Flt .... ,. "I 0 BRAZIL, lT LY SCORE I S L'J lJrfr~igiuu 43A6F Vol. LXXX, No. 31-S -Ann Arbor Michigan-Thursday, June 18, 1970 Ten Cents P, ITALIANS TRIUMPH OVER GERMANY IN EPIC STRUGGLE TO REACH FINALS MEXICO CITY (A")--Italy de- feated West Germany 4-3 in overtime and Brazil downed Uruguay 3-1 in yesterday's World Cup soccer semifinals an...…
…1. .w 4 5,_ ' I I I 4A I'f. F _ A Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 19, 1970 All Italy goes wild; Brazil studies films :JI e £frigan Aar tj ROME (P)-A mood of euphoria and rare patriotism engulfed all Italy fol- lowing the national soccer team's World Cup victory in Mexico City Wednesday night. Millions of Italians from poets to peas- ants were blissfully hung over from night-long celebrations of the team's 4-3 trium...…
…, : a- w IL w I f -IF-- v Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Satiirdnav.lJune 20.1970 .rutLA IWS-4y1 ,l641IV f-v //v I Tribe trips Tigers; DOD OKs most ROTC chi Baltimore sweeps pair By-The Associated Press CLEVELAND - Cleveland swept to its sixth straight victory behind Sam McDo- well's f o u r- h i t pitching, downing D e t r o i t 4-2 last night. McDowell, 9-4, struck out five and walked four but was helped by three double...…
…, - - - - --------- ------- w THE MICHIGAN DAILY I T, Tuesday, June 23, 1 970 0 -W I. IV Page Eight 0 ,. / HO HUM: ZZI P 5fr419uni M4- C *...VS ! FBy The Associated Press CHICAGO - The New York Mets rallied twice on homers-- y, one by Tommie Agee in the fifth inning and a three-run tie breaker by pinchhitter Donn Clendenon in the eighth to over- ,,, power the Chicago Cubs 9-5 yesterday, Agee's ninth June homer pow- ered a four...…
… . _ . : 4*if*I-I ff r t - -W Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday; June 24, 1970 Athletic turds: Youth vote to stave dissent A& tr4to n :43 HOUSTON, Tex. (VP)-Some of the nation's col- legiate athletic directors say granting of voting rights to 18-year-old will ease campus tensions. Others say militants merely will turn to other campus causes. Bill Orwig of Indiana, president of the National Association of Collegiate Direc...…
…_ _ _ _____ A I AT lmwpwp <A -0 I -+ " 10, w 4r ~0 4 4 If Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, July 1, 1970 1 1 ti IIIIY- M M I YI Y I li W 1 Ilrl Ylr ill boos or cheers greet Denny? DETROIT (P)-Denny McLain ends his three-month exile today, and the main thought on his mind is: "What kind of reaction will there be in the park when my name is announced." McLain, who has been roundly booed and cheered by Detroit fans d...…
… k i 1 ArI . L jr Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 2, 1970 bE COi Y KO'D BUT- TIGERS Subscribe now - 764-6 N. E BACK FOR- 6-5 I ZZI P 1flfr1Aun 43A6F Vol. LXXX, No. 37-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, July 2, 1970 Ten Cent By PHIL HERTZ Special To The Daily DETROIT--Mickey Stanley slashed an eleventh inning single last night to climax a Detroit Tiger 6-5 come from behind victory over the New York Yankees, w...…
