…THE MICHIGAN DAILY U.S. Urges Conference To Seek New Methods Of Atom Arms Control I> -AP Wirepnoto WOMEN MARCH-50 U. S. "Women Strike for Peace" delegates were among the women who marched to the Palace of Nations in Geneva to present a petition calling for the end of nuclear testing to U. S. and Soviet delegates at the 17 nation disarmament con- ference here. Pacifist Women Denounce Disarmament Inflexibility GENEVA -A pacifist procession of...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY :tnksters Travel South for Practice Week PARENTS AT BEDSIDE: Hyman Remains Critical 'C I' By JIM BERGER A young and unexperienced Michigan golf,. team leaves today for Pinehurst, N.C., for its annual spring trip. The trip will serve to get the team into condition for the rigor- ous dual meet schedule which be- gins the. week after spring vaca- tion and continues until the Con- ference Meet at Champaign, May 18-19. At Pi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY srimm Sees Duahstic Change EDWARD HERSTEIN * WARReormationEwasTNx$social and religious motives when ReformatihnRwasmnot only [ movement, as many Marx- F analyzing the Reformation. uld like to interpret it, but Religion at that time was con- ious one also, Prof. Harold xnected with all other phases of hnm, chairman of the his- life much more than it is now, and iepartment at Ohio State originally religious terms such as ity,...…
…SIT-INS REACH POINT OF NO RETURN See Page 4 Y Silt 43&U Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :43a4btty PARTLY CLOUDY High-45 LOW-32 Cool with a chance of showers in the late afternoon. FIVE CENTS VOL. LXX. No. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PAC _ State Colleges To Hire Mediato To Halt Quarrels over Money -Daily-Jerome Starr ELECTION NIGHT TENSION -- Republican Russell J. Burns, retiring fro...…
…THE MICHIGAN Dr1,ILV TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1960 THE MICHIGAN bAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 5.1980 New System ACROSS CAMPUS: Prof. Spengler To Talk on Population The ANN ARBOR THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA AT ALL CONCERTS Prof. Joseph Duke University "The Population and Tomorrow,' J. Spengler of will speak on Problem, Today, at 8 p.m. today { in Rm. 101, Economics Bldg. The talk will be sponsored by the economics department. He will also speak to th...…
… South African Police Use Clubs ri Against x Police Deny Use of Guns Against Mobsf Make Try To Force Resumption of Work CAPE TOWN (M) - Squads of police used clubs, whips and gun- fire yesterday in an effort to drive rebelliously idling Negroes back to work and clear the streets of al- leged troublemakers. Witnesses said hundreds of Ne- groes apparently were beaten. One witness told of police using sjamboks (whips made of strips of rubber) ...…
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…8=x THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUEDAY APM .10-., SIX THE MICHIf~AN DAILY ~TP5~DAV APRIL K 106* & XI i k7"A L1i 14i1.4 U, JL#7V V F, IBaseball, rack Squads Successful in the S 'outh iamondmen Post Good 8-3 Record; ll Regulars Batting over .300 Thinclads Take Quadrangular Meet; Injuries Hinder Texas Relay Efforts By MIKE GILLMAN Michigan's traveling baseball eam found the road to its liking his past vacation as they returned some with eight wi...…
