…WEDNESDAY, JANUAUY 5, 1955 'jLnjE TUICiiiGAN DAiL rMit I nlttb ,. ,..... y - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5,1955 k'AIik~ 'ixauEE WXrestlers Take Upset Pitt To Win Tourney; Haney Defeats Kaul in Final Eastern Title Kentucky Leads Nation in AP Cage Poll By The Associated Press The Wildcats of Kentucky, the country's only major unbeaten quintet, continued to hold sway in the latest weekly poll released by the Associated Press. Square Garden. LaS...…
… THE MICHIGAN D'AtLT WEL)NESDAV- IANIIAR.V &-'IfIAA a.aaa.i i aavraavt's . . st'aaaia YYL"yl;'VWw aNiIAV U& s1%v i AUY a, lflZ M MAN OF THE YEAR? Time's Choice of Dulles Clearly Debatable F OR THE second year in a row, Time maga- zine's choice for the Man of the Year is{ debatable (Understatement of the Year). Last year, German Chancellor Adenauer was chosen over Sen. McCarthy though the latter certainly had the most to say during the ...…
…Y 5, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGXII Y 5 195 HE ICHGA DA'V As End-of-Term Events Planned at Lane Hall Lane Hall, the campus religious center, has several events planned before the close of the semester, including coffee hours, open hous-. es and a weekend excursion. Coffee will be served each day during the exam period, beginning January 17 a n d continuing through the 27th. Students will be welcome at the center on South State St. any ti...…
… sic THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~MWflINEWlAV _TA~TTAR.V !CIOAN U.S. Freedom Group Helps Displaced Russian Refugees Primaries Slated By MARY ANN THOMAS "An ounce of friendship weighs more on the scales of the cold war than a pound of uranium." With this belief that mere broadcasting the truth about Am- erica to Russia is not enough, Am- erican Friends of Russian Free- dom have sought to reinforce words of friendship with deeds. Learning about t...…
… FRENCH ASSEMBLY VOTE Latest Deadline in the State Daitir See Page 4 CLOUDY, COOLER VOL. LXV, No. 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1955 SIX PAGES :Fire Marshal's Report Discussed Gifts, Grants Accepted by Regents;. Post Created in 'U' Building Project By WALLY EBERHARD A dozen University buildings have been condemned by the state fire marshal, University President Harlan H. Hatcher reported to the Board of Regents at their ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. JANUARY C 1933 THE ICHGAN ATT TT1.~fAV.JAWTAWV£ 1O '...a a, .,v jf vt'sa[lb a[ gkt iLoaaa I R __observe the customary calling hours for 1 illwomen's residences. sAILYFebruary Teacher's Certificate Candi- dates: The Teacher's Oath will be ad- ministered, m frt F I I Lfrt to allFebruary candidates Local Dram a OFFICIAL fr the teacher's certificates during the week of Jan. 3, in Room 1437 U.E.S. The * BULLETIN of...…
… 1955 THE MICHIGAN' DAILY PAGE THREE 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TRUER Loss to Hoosiers Follows Holiday Cage Successes Jorgenson, Kramer Spark Three Vacation Hoop Wins By NATE GREENE The University of Michigan bas- ketball team made the Christmas Vacation a fruitful one as it won three out of four holiday games. Beginning with a tilt against Washington of St. Louis, the Wol- verines embarked on a three game swing through the wes...…
… roUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. TANITARV A_ 7'9_K!C FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI1I~flAV ZA7~'!tTA1~T A 1O~E -v~unE . n~u ..' 5AlL ', £.7~F k DIPLOMACY?: French Assembly Vote On German Rearmament "Yaaaa - We've Got More Security Than You Have" THE WEST last week succeeded in clearing a major barrier to rearming West Ger- many-France's reluctance to allow her three- time foe to join the Western European Union and NATO. By a very narrow ...…
…I HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Fxvr THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE JIVE Sale of J-Hop Tickets To Begin This Week Students holding reservation cards for "Bali Hai," 1955 J-Hop, may purchase their tickets be- tween 1 and 5 p.m. Thursday and Friday in the Administration Building. The price for reservation hold- ers will be $6, since a dollar de- posit was paid when the reserva- tion was made. Ticket sales for the annual dance, featuring the music of the...…
…'7 GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1$55 0 JAN. 31 DEADLINE: /1 President's Edict To End Korean Veteran Benefits By DICK SNYDER' Veterans' benefits under bills passed during the Korean War will be terminated Jan. 31 by executive order of President Eisenhower. Most seriously affected by the order will be servicemen with less than 90 days of active duty prior to Feb. 1 and men entering the service after that date. They will...…
