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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY" 11 Soviet Gymnasts Best Formula: Start Young tions such as "Spartak" or "Bu- revestnik." "I've learned a lot about the Russians' views on gymnastics," said Loken, "and it has been a wonderful experience." An important fact that the Rus- sian performers stressed is that gymnastics is not only a display of strength and vigor, but also of aesthetic 'qualities. They pointed out. that well-co- ordinated exercises on the equip...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY olverine Icers Play Host to Gophers THREE GAMES IN SIX'DAYS: Michigan To Host Ohio Si -Daily-Len Loetrom ACTION, HOT AND HEAVY-Players fight for the puck in a typical goal mouth action scene at the Coliseum, where Minne- sota and Michigan resume their bitter rivalry tonight and tomor- row ,each game beginning at 8 p.m. Fans will see much heated competition between the two clubs. Track Season Opens With at MSU By DAVE KIMB...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7 sUndefeated Matmen Meet OSU WII two years, will gor at 177lbs. This NBA Standings NHL Standings weight -is 10 pounds heavier than was his last year's Big Ten chain- EASTERN DIVISION W L T Pts. GF GA wih.W IL Pct. GB Mnra 27' 11 6 60 161 117 pionship weight.* Boston 33 14 .702- Toronto 24 13 8 56 150 19 Jack Barden will wrestle at the Piaepi 91 4 Chicago 18 17 9 45 118 120 19-b iiso adKalFik wt htSyracuse 20 24 .455 11A Det...…

…THE MIHCHIGAN DAILY"; Main Floor fashion Salon at Daytime and Evening DRESSES Junior, Misses and Half Sizes redued to $14 $18 $24 Main Floor Fashion Intimate Apparel FOUNDATION SPECIALS! HOLLYWOOD VASSARETTE $2.79 PANTY GIRDLE AND BRA $3.95 Formfit Girdle and-Panties $4.99 Warner BRAS $2.95_ Savings on Robes Children's Floor BARGAIN DAY SALE of entire SLIPPER STOCK Shoe Clearance . . . $4.90 Boys' Sweaters $3.90-$4.90-$5.90 Boys' Jack...…

…Lit 4an ~ai44& "I CLOUDY high--28 L.ow-lB High pressure center moving toward campus. Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1961 FIVE CENTS SIX P OP Raps Building Plan U.S. Rejects Conference About Laos WASHINGTON (P)-The Unit- ed States has joined Britain and France in politely turning aside a Cambodian proposal for a 14- nation East-West conference to try to halt the war in Laos. A formal re...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Malin Predicts Rights Action Two Freshmen Admit Forgery of ID Cards STUDIES 'HEADS OR TAILS': Prof. Edwards Analyzes 'Gamblin become more a component of man- agement, citizen participation and control of governmental operations has almost inevitably degenerat- ed." Keeping governmental support out of religion and reducing cen- sorship in television and radio are two other frontiers which Malin predicted would play a lar...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Says U.S. Economy ready f or Sound Growth ST PRESS CONFERENCE: President UrgesFirmPlc SHINGTON (A - President it D. Eisenhower urged the ing Kennedy administration day to keep America "strong irm and yet conciliatory" in ng the global challenge ofx The retiring President, in an miable mood, closed out his Thite Hbuse news conferences ith a wide-ranging discussion of omestic and foreign problems. It as his 193rd meeting...…

…I "Well, It Certainly Won't Hurt To ASK Benson What He's Doing After This Week" Seventy-First Year EDrrED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSTrY OF MICHIGAN ie Opinions A FreeU NDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS ruth wi Prevai" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS B.DG. ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone No 24241 ditorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in al...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Human Relc le To 'Inform 4 By CORA PALMER At the Januar meeting of the Ann Arbor Human xtelations Com- mission Tuesday, plans were dis- cussed for a program designed to finform the community on the problem of segregated housing and its possible solutions. s Dr. Herman Jacobs, director of the Hillel Foundation and chair- man of the Education Committee of the Commission presented a tentative plan for a two-part pro- gram to f...…

…THE MICHIG N DAILY -Daily-Len Lofstrom SCORING LINE IN ACTION-Red Berenson (dark Jersey) fires on the North Dakota goal as Larry Bab6ock (No. 5) and Al Hinne- gan (No. 15) await rebound. This trio has scored 32 of the 56 goals scored by Michigan this season. Tidwe-" Pacing 'M' Cagers; Fourth in Big Ten Scoring Montreal Routs Chicago; 75 per cent efficiency because of a leg injury suffered in the Wichi- ta game, 6'3" Tidwell pushed in 24 poi...…

…W RUSHING SYSTEM JRTS FRATERNITIES 1E L Sic 43Of See Page 4 Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom I No. 86 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1961 s TAI TOTE SO C LLS I L ST * TE * * * * * * 'U' To Form Freedom Study Unit -ily--LaM Vance CPLAIN ELECTIONS-Prof. Angus Campbell (right) and Prof. lilip Converse (left) reviewed the November election in a otinuation of studies that produced '"The American Voter," ad d...…

…e, TILE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THE MICHIGAN IIAILY WEDNESDAY. JANUARY STORS MEET: Speaks on Church's Problems Ylvisaker Sees Society As Challenge to, Church BENNETT ON RELIGION: Foresees Easing of Tensions \ 'he modern Christian Church es many problems, one of ich is the toleration of non- formist behavior in a congre- ion, Paul Ylvisaker of the Ford indation said yesterday. kddressing the 22nd Annual chigan Pastors' Confer...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY K hrushchev Supports W Say s rs for Communiss: Freedom 11 4> Speech Cites Three Kinds Of Fighting, Red Premier Opposes Limited,- Total Battles MOSCOW (P)-Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev says the world Communist movement fully supports wars of national libera- tion. The Soviet leader in a 20,000- word speech published yesterday in the magazine Kommunist call- ed such conf icts a third class of war as distinguished f...…

…Laotian Situation: Confusion, Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIvERSrrY OF MICHIGAN en Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORM T OF BOARD i CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Wil Preall" STUPENT PUBLuCATioNS BLDG. * AN ARBOR, MicH. * Phone NO 2-3241 ditorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staf evriters or the editors. This mss t be noted in all reprints. DAY, JANUARY 18, 1961 NIGHT EDI...…

…RY 15, 1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ P Schedule New Courses For Honors Students I Three new College Honors' courses will be offered next sem- ester. They are: a proseminar in social philosophy; a review of funda- mental concepts of physics; and an examination of psychology and literature. Courses in general systems and "Living Ideas in the Social Scien- ces," offered in the past, will be again. that social scientists who attempt to apply empir...…

…AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, I GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. .1 - U SPORTS BEAT by TOM WITECKi An Interesting Trend A GLANCE at the sport pages of an average metropolitan news- paper reveals what appears to be a growing trend in the U.S. World of sport-more action off than on the playing fields. . In place of high scorers and leading batters, one reads more and more about the non-athletic species-lawyers, vice-presidents, ...…

…)LLEGE TEACHERS: FROM WHENCEZ see page 4 Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom DUIIAt OVERCAST High-.41 Low-21 Light showers, continued n$iid, fr'"T is an XL No. 85 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1961 FIVE CENTS Ioi P U' Officials Praise. Cohen Appointment Cite Qualifications, Experience Of New HEW Assistant Director By JEROME WEINSTEIN The appointment of Prof. Wilbur J. Cohen of the school of so- ial work to be Assistant...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Gulek Seeks Stro Business Sch )ng U.S. Tie New Degree linal and Yet Turkey is also helping her- By PHILIP SHERMAN ook over self, he said. "The new constitu- The business administration aent and tion, when finished, should pro- school will put into effect a new duce a strong government allied set of under graduate degree re- he Con- solidly with the United States." quirements next semester, more for adequate - the purpose o...…

…THEL MICHIGAN DAILY t To Aid Laos Premier Police Fire On Rioters In Belgium BRUSSELS (A - State police fired on 300 rioters in the big in- dustrial city of Liege yesterday, wounding 2. Two others were injured when the police answered a barrage of rocks by wading in with rifle butts. The rioting provided a jarring note on a day that saw most Bel- gian workers back on their jobs after 28 days of strikes against the government's austerity pro- ...…

…"Briefly, It's Up To You To Clean Up The Success In Washington" Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSrrY OF MICHIGAN en Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Crut will revaA- STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH.* Phone NO 2-3241 litorials printed an The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...ii'QY ; J:+f 1+(..rPC7S iiZ ''Ar'''C.~k :C"i~ ~~tiiei' ' +te :m+. m: r::il"R' " DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ment of Chemistry (opinion) (commit- tee of the whole); Joint Judiciary Council-(motion); Course Evaluation Booklet-(motion). Constituents and Members' Tine. Announcements. Adjournment. Coming on Feb. 15, "Operation Aboli- tion' Appointment of International Relations Board Chmn. Appointment of Internati...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cagers Bow toM Hot First Half Gives Spartans Win As Late Wolverine Spurt Falls Short IU Wrestlers Fitzgerald Registers A Quick Pin 'M' Wrestlers Take Six Out of Eig (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) the basket, one of six he made from close under during the course of the evening. Cole then pulled off a pretty three-point play and Tidwell again slipped away from the Spartan de- fenders to put the Wolverine...…

…LIST OF MINORS: PRO, CON See Page 4 nktya Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom AbF att CLOUDY, COLDER High-35 Low-28 Light rain or snow possible this evening. Io.84 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1961 six r. eport Stud By ANDREW HAWLEY Sixteen of the nation's - institutions of higher education robably produce almost one-fourth of all the college teachers in be country, a recent report finds. The study, based on data colle...…

…TAE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNA' TS AND LETTERS: Chinese Excel. in Jade Work Founder of Music Camp Retires, Receives Award By MICHAEL HARRAH "In no other medium has 3hinese taste and craftsmanship' xpressed itself as persistently as. n jade," Milan Mihal, Grad, as- istant at the University art mu- eum, said. "It very nearly epitomizes Thinese aesthetic feeling," he con- inued, pointing out early Chi- 1se ceremonial pieces in the Jniversity's colle...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ncil Defeats Russian Move THREE-WEEK VIGIL: SCubans Skeptical ,6f Invasioi 0 Censure Belgium on -Lumumba Congolese ited by Belgian Soldiers Mercury Astronaut IMBURA, Ruandra-Urundi . midget war launched by 40 Congolese soldiers from pro-Lumumba garrison of province was reported ended day with their retreat from la-Urundi under the scout- ins of a Belgian helicopter. ilitary spokesman announced quiet in the Belgia...…

…P )M~i i gun tiI1J Toward Faculty Leadership tu Seventy-First Year EDIED AND MANAGED BT STUDENTS OF THE UNVELSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Antone Are Froe Will Provau" STUDENT PUBL!CATIONs BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone xo 2-3241 orials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staf writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. JANUARY 15, 1961 NIGHT ...…

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…5i] . THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUI NDAY, 3 lockey, Swim Squads Win; Cagers lerenson's Hat Trick Sparks cers' Victory over Minnesota Four Illini Hit Double Figure To Hand Cagers Eighth Defea 1. (Continued from Page 1) honesty is what I had hoped for," he said. The Wolverines again were hampered by penalties, and also by the loss of wingers Joe Lung- hamer anid Carl White for the last part of the game. Lunghamer, who jammed his left wrist i...…

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…BELIEVE in rhymes and strict forms," X. J. Kennedy declared. He also believes in Yeats, who is. "for my money, the great poet of our time," that poetry should be difficult, and that William Carlos' Williams was right when he said that "you don't publish until you can say it differently from any- one else." Kennedy, a poet (Doubleday will publish his first volume in August, and he has appeared in numerous journals and magazines) and an instruct...…

…( LU TION OF CLASSICAL MUSIC U By BOYD CONRAD Success Depends on the Public IN THE 18TH Century, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart died penniless and near to starvation:-not twenty years ago, Bela Bartok died a des- titute and broken man, sustained only by the generosity of his close friends. Shortly after the death of the great. Ludwig van Beethoven, Hector Berlioz was fighting a losing battle to have the Ger- man master's works performed in Pari...…

…uc vJ res symbolize energy zee dIqJ 7 Studen By PETER STUART Fountain Designer Considers Buildings Expressions of Personal Participation By PAT GOLMEN FrfHE FEAR of falling from tall buildings - or the_ desire to jump - comes naturally because people want to participate in the symbolic energy of the structure, Prof. Richard Jennings of the ar- chitecture and design school be- lieves. Tall structures are an expres- sion of tremendous...…

…'MBERSHIP ISSUES EED RESOLUTION 13w l4la See Page 4 Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom ..L No.83 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1961 FIVE CENTS Higher F Receives ducation -AP Wirepho. o GEORGIA PETITION-Some of the 350 University of Georgia instructors who signed it look over copies of a petition condemning Wednesday night's riot and asking that the two Negro students sus- pended in its wake be reinstated. A Federal judge...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JAUrAlY NOBEL PRIZE WINNING PHYSICIST: Oe Announces Program BndP-n tQ wil spea r:.' Concert Glaser T o Launch Fagerburg Lectures,.,,. tioni and the Population Explo- tical science department will speak'UCo crGls rTLa n h F gb rgecus quium sion." Dr. Vogt is the national March 19 on "The Ideological ge of director of the Planned Parent- Struggle: Communism vs. Western " A former University professor ogram hood Feder...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T KENNEDY: te Backs Cabinet Choice J-L WASHINGTON (MP)-The Sen- e judiciary committee yester- ty approved without objection e selection of Robert F. Kenne- y to be Attorney General in the binet of his brother, President- ect John F. Kennedy. The 35-year-old Kennedy de- nded his experience in the law, romised an all-out attack on or- inized crime, and announced he as sold all his stocks to avoid any ossibility of a confli...…

…STUDIES AT FUB: 'U' Student in Berlin Reports re UNDER AUTHORITY Of BOARD IN CONTKo. O STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUiLnCATIONs BLDG. * ANN AIWsK, MICH. " Pbone NO 2-3241 (EDITOR'S NOTE: Edward Plater is a University student currently at- tending the Free University of Ber- lin. Reprinted here is a letter he recently sent to Dr. James Davis, director of the International Cen- ter.) By EDWARD PLATER Life here in Berlin is fast and intense, ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tholog Aid Surgery DIAGNOSIS - A pathologist reads the diag- nosis under a microscope and makes out a report to be sent back to surgery in the tube. The whole process takes less than five minutes. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) Events Sunday Concert: The University of Michigan Symphony Band, William D. Revelli, Conductor, will present a concert on Sun., Jan. 15 at 4:15 p.m. in Hill Aud. Placement Notices ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUJ olverine Hockey Team os To Gophers,_4-2 (Continued from Page 1) 1 GymnastsScuttle Nvavy i" fresh men in the game. In that 20 minute session, the Wolverines played shorthanded for a total of 13 minutes and 21 seconds. Rallying in the third period, the Wolverines came within an ace of the tying goal several times, but were unable to score. And when Renfrew pulled Coyle from the nets with a minute and a half to go t...…

…Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom aii4 WILD r High-47 Possibility of local fog, clearing in afternoon. .... ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1961 FIVE CENTS SI Russia Hits Aggression ByBelgium UNITED NATIONS () - The Soviet Union urged the UN Se- curity Council yesterday to con- demn what it called "the continu- ing aggression of Belgium" against The Congo. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian A. Zorin listed that first a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, J) THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, J Extra Week in Calendar Causes Few Problems i INCREASE POWER: SGC Amends Cinema Guild Regulatii By RALPH KAPLAN w Student Government Council Wednesday night passed a motion concerning Cinema Guild after some debate. The Council also passed motions concerning a research project on the student body and adopted a letter to ,all fraternity anti soror- ity presidents. The Cinem Gui...…

…L THE MICHIGAN DAILY ke A asks Extension Present Polici( Rush Plans ' eS ULJSSIA, CHINA IN LAOS: Communists Play Same Role By J. M. ROBERTS Associated Press News Analyst The Soviet Union's role in Laos suggests that she and Red China may be playing interchangeable rather than merely complementary roles in Communism's 1961 "Big Push." It also suggests that, in spite of their seeming compromise over who shall lay prime stress on "peacefu...…

…f "It Must be Fine To Have a College Education" SIDELINE . Q: SGC: a Are F? UNDER AUHOiRTY OF BOARD C CoNTRoL Of STUDENT PUucATom Preval" Calendaring Process Needs Revision By PAT GOLDEN Daily Staff Writer STUDENT GOVERNMENT Council, through its calendaring proces recently denied approval to a Political Issues Club showing of movie "Operation Abolition," after the event had taken place. The action culminated a year-long series of violatio...…

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…FRIDAY. 4 i} Y I IIIA 1 a Wolverine Gymnasts Host Navy I 4> caliber and I have for them." great respectl this Friday? have won their first three meets, Loken expects to see especially Well then come to see the Michi- against Indiana, Wisconsin, and tough competition from such Pier gan gymnastics team open its 1961 Ball State." standouts as Dale Grace in free home season against Navy Pier The Wolverine coach also ex- exercise, Trampo...…

…COLLEGE PRESIDENTS HURT FREE SPEECH L lzr uyrn See Page 4 Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom , No. 81 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1961 LENDARS DRIVE: SGC Defers Fayette Motion SUSPE By PAT GOLDEN A discussion of endorsement and id to a local collection .drive for lyette and Haywood counties, 'enn., ended without a motion in tudent Government Council 'last ight, but the project was calen- ared as a Voice political par...…

…ECTURE: Seder Explains Committee to Panhel the discriminatory mechanism' would not be necessary, he said.a Several Panhel members empha- sized that they are responsible for their actions to their national or- ganizations. They asked whether,' in cases where a bias clause exists in the national constitution, a statement from the local chapter that it does not discriminate would be accepted "in good faith." Individual Circumstances The committe...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Looming Geogi ~Cook Sek DILLON: Testimony Rules Out Tax Cuts 'NEW FRONTIERS': Mansfield Faces Tough Job -AP Wirephoto ,ERS COLOR BARRIER -- Charlayne Hunter, is one of the first two Negroes to attend rote- ted classes in any school ni Georgia. Her first day at the University of Georgia was quiet and ventful. Cuba. Calls for Volunteer Workers To Dissolve Court Ruling U.S. Judge May Call Georgia Decree Void' MACON, Ga. W...…

…Opinionsw Are UNDER AUTHORTY OF Bomlr) m CONTROL OF STUDENT PuBLcATIONS lth Will Prevail" -- -- LIPPMANN: Quiet Diplomacy HERE HAVE BEEN, as every- one knows, some feelers from Moscow looking towards a resump- tion of diplomatic intercourse. For all practical purposes there has been none since last May. Mr. Khrushchev appears to want it to be thought here that the break after the U-2 affair was a personal quarrel with President Eisenhow- er; ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY "U' To Offer Seminar Power On Soviet Legal System By RIA AXELROD ne, did not set off a full-scale $500,000 grant from the PO BI investigation, FBI chief J. University law school will offer Foundation. dgar Hoover informed the a seminar on Soviet law for the Research Conducted Brown and White" recently. first time next semester In a "letter to the editor" of The seminar, which may be University law faculty have co: e "Brown ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Aston Meet Awaits vo Top Trackmen Wrestlers Face CrucialContest '4' r r . By DAVE GOOD rwo of Michigan's best middle- Itance runners, Ergas Leps and ve Martin, travel this Satur- y to the Boston Games, an open et for outstanding college and ateur trackmen. Leps will get a real test in the )0-yd. run from Olympian and -Standford great Ernie Cun- fe. Martin will be trying to up- the New York Athletic Club's Moran in the mi...…