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…South Viet Nam To End' Martial Law Situatio Permit Civ Council To Vote on Orinanc NDEA Student Aid Cutback Leaves State Unaffected WASHINGTON-Hundreds of colleges and universities will have to curtail their federally supported student loan programs this year because loan requests have exceeded the amount of money available. However, .the University and other state schools will be un- affected by the cutback. The state is one of 13 whose hea...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA, S Co-ed Dining at South Quadrangle i Garrison Cites TV Problem rison estimated the cost of a sta- tion as ranging between $150,000- $700,000, depending upon what type of station is established. 35-Mile Area The higher figures represents the amount needed to provide serv- ice to an area within 35 miles of Ann Arbor and to construct a wave link with Flint. "Such a station would serve a large number of viewers and pr...…

… SUNI SEP'T ].5,1963 SUN SPI 15 1963T MICHIAN TBAIL P! Attempt To Push S enate Near Vote On'A-Ban Treaty WASHINGTON (')-The bipartisan Senate leadership-balked in two previous tries-will make new attempts this week to bring the limited nuclear test-ban treaty to the voting stage. Democratic majority leader Sen. Mike Mansfield of Montana conceded yesterday that unless the opposition cooperates, the debate may extend into its third week. ...…

…C l e it4ignn lRaity "It's Not Practical - There's No Assurance That It Wouldn't Also Save The Russians" SILENT GOVERNOR: Secrey on Taxes Rankles Ferency :1 Seventy-Third Year EDirED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS oF THE UNIVsrry OF MICHiGAN -- UNDER rAUTHorrY of BOARD IN CONTROL c STUDENT PUtJICATioN5 he oi onArree STUDENT PUBLWCATIONS BLDG., Anx ABoR, MicH., PHoNE No 2-3241 Truth ill; rev- '.f; rials printed in The Michigan Daily express the ...…

…Y, SEPTEMBER 15, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY COLLEGE EDUCATION: Conant Proposes Subsidies See Complexity, Activity On Nation's Campuses By G. K. HODENFIELD Associated Press Education Writer WASHINGTON - Jales B. Conant, president emeritus of Harvard and an influential com- mentator on United States edu- cation, proposes in a new book that America's brightest high school graduates be given a free college education if they become teachers in the ...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY CTT VAV Qlvt mlvA*nv'b sr van"A TH..C IG N DAL...'Y' * 7 ~ --. ', 4EPTEMBER 15, 1963 inois Should Improve Status in Big Ten Race TOR'S NOTE: This is' the a a series of articles analyz- upcoming Big Ten football gn. Today's article deals with FLORIDA LOSES, 9-0: Lothridge Leads in IGeorgia Teelh Win, a crunching 208-pound fullback who can hit the line like a knife. Key Position The key to the Illini plans for this ye...…

…SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1983 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Blue Squad Shows Improvement, Triumphs, 48-0 13y MIKE BLOCK 4 Associate Sports Editor In a sharp reversal of form from last week's game-type scrim- mafie, Michigan's Blue squad col- lected a few breaks yesterday and rolled to an 48-0 romp over the Whites. About 250 people scattered about warm, sunny Michigan Stadium watched the Blues improve con-...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY aUNDAY, SE DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN The Daily Official Bulletin is an 'icial publication of The Univer- y of Michigan for wich The chigan Daily assumes no editorial ponsibility. Notices shold be it in TYPEWRITTEN form to om 3564 Administration Building 'ore 2 p.m. two days preceding blication. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 Da. Calendar nema Guild-Cary Grant, Eva Marie t, and James Mason in Alfred icock's "North by .Northwest": Ar- o...…