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…lk CHANGING VIEWS ON CUBA See Page 4 LYI Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom D3a ti4 MOSTLY CLOUDY High--4$ Jow-37 Cooler today and tonight with diminishing winds. VOL LXX, No. 148 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PA( 4' -Daily-David Cantrell CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS-Speakers who participated in the four-day Conference on Human Rights in the North are pictured after last night's banquet at the Union. The...…

… An Editorial. Y Joint Judiciary Council was too severe and the Dean of Men's office improperly influential in the suspension of two University freshmen for their participation in last week's food riot. During the 24 hours between the Wednesday demonstra- tion and Thursday decision, the Dean's office followed irreg- ular and hasty procedures amounting to undue paternalism. Without direct recommendation, the Dean's office ac- tively encourage...…

…BIAS RULING: TWO-EDGED SWORD I See Page 4 C, I r Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Dm18hr FAIR, MILD High-75 LOW-52 Continued warm, increasing winds from the southwest. VOL. LXX, No. 150 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 19680 FIVE CENTS SIX PA( Quad Students AskSuspension Reconsidei "a toni S- .: West Quad Council Questions Decision Petitions Circulated in Two Halls Urge Leniency for Two Freshmen By NAN MARKEL Quadrangle...…

…CLUBS NEGLECT STUDENT INTEREST See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 7416 tii VOL. LXX, No. 151 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA Council Bans Discrimination in Organ izat ion * * * * * * * * * * 1 S * * Sets Up Committee To Monitor Groups Committee To Study Violations, Recommend Disciplinary Action By PHILIP SHERMAN "All recognized student organizations shall select mem- ship and ...…

…SGC ACTION PRAISEWORTHY ,See Page 4 j1 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 41P att, 471 49 CLOUDY, WARM High-Bo Low-60 Occasional thundershowers likely this afternoon and evening. VOL. LXX, No. 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PA Appoint Bond Dean Of Business School. Plans Trip to Russia To Survey Sources of Soviet Economic Growth Prof. Floyd A. Bond, director of the business education division of the ...…

… CO 'MMIrTTEE:s eOR HIN ANCE? See Page 4 Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom DaIA THUNDERSHOWERS High-58 Law--43 Thundershowers during morning, clearing toward afternoon. ..,,,_ _ .,P _._ , 4 ___- ------- --------- --- I OU1,.L.&, fWk0.153 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES vas,. i sa an'-'na .7 s An Editorial...$ TIE CASE of Mark Hall and Stanley Lubin would ap- pear concluded, at least as far ...…

…BOMB TESTS QUESTIONED See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 4 lr 742 464 t 0---Rw- ',W' tl]g CLOUDY, COO High-55 Low--37 Variable cloudiness today; cooler and clearer by evening. VOL. LXX. No. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA S THE AMERICAN VOTER U.S. To Resume Atomic Tests By PROF. SAMUEL BARNES "The American Voter" is a study of American political be- havior based on extended inter- v...…

…SPLIT PERSONALITY FURTHERS 'U' AIMS See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Daitp CLOUDY, COLD High-48 Law--34 Scattered showers, possible snow during morning and night. VOL. LXX, No. 155 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA r i {{ I k t r r k 4 e. e eummings--The famous American lyric poet handled such varied themes as social criticism, death, love, and regeneration as he read from his own works in Hil...…

…LAME DUCK ' GOES LAME See rage 4 L Ln uirn Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom DaliP CLOUDY, COOL High-a0 Low-36 Light rain, ending in late afternoon. FIVE CENTS VOL. LXX, No. 156 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PAC i r Kennedy Triumphs Again BUi.LETIN CHARLESTON, W.Va. (1-- Sen. Hubert Humphrey said in a statement early this morn- ing that, with his defeat in West Virginia, he no longer will be a can...…

…WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE See Page 4 .tj L t zrn Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Ap1 MOSTLY CLOUDY High-=50 Law-36 Occasional showers with rising temperatures in the afternoon. OL. LXX, No. 157 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES SGC Cancels J-Hop After Lon Debate Dance Chairman Cites High Cost As Reason for Discontinuing Event By CYNTHIA NEU The traditional Junior Hop will not be held next year, the Student ...…

… r FREEDOM FOR WHOM? Seventieth Year of Editurial Freedom flUr CLEARING High---8 ow--39 Gradual clearing, becoming partly cloudy by afternoon. See Page 4 MOL. LXX, No. 158 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1960 FIVE CENTS - WY WT 7' Y'_W 1£ 7F7.i'A T.W 1 V7T WYW.. FOURTEEN PAGI 'ES UNDER EISENHOWER: Gray Views Presidency By JOHN ROBERTS The increased importance of the cabinet meeting as a determi- nant of national policy reflec...…

…HONORS EDITION Y L Ap 4tj t 40P .Aqw- W t gun D43aIAt HONORS EDITION ANN ARBOR., MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1960 Congratulations A community of scholars Is the ideal university community, although often superior academic achievement is subjected to lesser distinctions. To compensate for this, the University will offer its formal congratulations today to the hundreds of students who have excelled in scholarship during the past year. Yet t...…

…CHANGre IN RUSH 5ee Pace Y *h Sirtujun Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom *r * 'CLOUDY. * High-"-6 A Low-44 Clearing, warmer durking the days" Increasing cloudiness by night. VOL. LXX, No. 159 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT ,. i ii I PASSES SUBCOMMITTEE: Endorse Cyclotron in House HANSON: 'Arts in By HENRY LEE Upon the recommendation of Rep. Louis C. Rabaut (D-Mich) the House public works subcom...…

…DIGNITY AND WAR Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :43a*1I WARMER High--70 Low-45 Partly cloudy, warmer during day. See Page 4 FIVE CENTS VOL. LXX, No. 160 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PA4 i Soviet Space Ship" Launched into Orbit Four-Ton Vessel Carries Dummy As Trial for Human Space Trip MOSCOW (W-Russia launched a space ship into orbit around the earth with a "dummy spaceman" aboard, Tass repo...…

…WHY NEGRO PARTICIPATION? See Page 4 ;Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Da111& MOSTLY CLOUDY High-69. Low--5s Showers and thundershowers clearing by early afternoon. SIX r.~ VOL. LX, No. 161 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA HOFFMAN SPEAKS: UN Should Direct Aid Officials Discuss Budget Plan 4 By MICHAEL HARRAH "The single most important thing about underdeveloped countries is that only they themsel...…

…T.H'E POINTE'S POINTS See Page 4 Y e Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Dattt~ CLEARING, COLDER ,igh-74 -ow-48 Partly cloudy and cooler today, warmer tomorrow afternoon. FIVE CENTS L. LXX, No. 162 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX p . iPEECHES, MARCHES: Students Recall Decision Summit Conference, Collapsef By PAT GOLDEN and PHJILIP SHERMAN Qver 100 students observed the sixth anniversary of the Supr...…

…CONFERENCE SCORES SUCCESS See Page 4 YI L Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :434hr tt WARMER High-7C ow-50 Sunny and pleasant with chance of showem JIVE VENTS L. LXX, No. 163 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA Labor, Industry Agree on Politics Union, Management Leaders Urge Familiarization with Government By MICHAEL HARRAH Labor and management agree on one thing: Their respective roles in politics are t...…

…FORAND BI QUESTIONED See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Daliv 'ii'.7(SAT A I uLXX.N.1$4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1960 . ALA4 illi 11V 1V ' G TEN CONFERENCE: Reconsider Rose Bowl By HAL APPLEBAUM Special to The Daily EAST LANSING-Big Ten par- ticipation in the Rose Bowl on an individual school basis, thought to be a dead issue, appeared likely last night as the first day's session of the Conference meetings c...…

…Y Litr Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :43*1 CLOUDY High-79, Low-52 Cloudy with scattered showers ending by early afternoon. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1960' FIVE CENTS SIX P CETO LLO ROSE BO L E TRI * * * * * * * * * * * * * * I I Il r II iO1 - Reach NegativeVotel unrove Cyclotron Bill Conference Post Of Indiana's Re By HAL AP a special to ' EAST LANSING--Big Ten1 on an individual school basis...…

…'r THE UNIVERSITY'S HUMAN RESOURCES See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom *1 COOLER High--65 Cloudy and colder this afternoon, fair and quite cool tonight. tIiH VOlL.LXX.. No. 166 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1960 FVE CENTS EIGHT] ,. wolverines Cop Big Ten Tennis Championshi L P INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION-Bruce MacDonald was one of two Michigan players who captured individual titles as the Wolverines rolled to...…

…NEW CONSERVATISM BENEFITS 'U' See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom tt&b WARMER High-74 Low-50 Partly cloudy with light and variable winds. LXX, No. 167 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 24,1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA hilean Earthquake auses Tidal Waves *Destructive Waters Kill Hundreds Throughout Pacific Coastal Areas By The Associated Press Tidal waves, built up by Chilean earthquakes, smashed across the Pacific yesterday a...…

…4 UNIVERSITY GIVES FINE EDUCATION See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 424bp iy SLIGHTLY WARMER High--74 Lowy-48 Partly cloudy with chance of thundershowers in afternoon VOL. LXX, No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1960 FIVE CENTS TEN P) House Considers Construction Bill Rabaut Sees 'U' CyclotronaRequest 'As Safe as Can Be' for Passage iehuss, Lewis List Finances, 'P roblem Admissions as mI By HENRY...…

…:I THlE M CIIv- "AIIAN SGC Opens Interviewing For Board The Student Government Coun- cil Student Relations Board will hold informal interviews tomor- row and Tuesday. Interviews will be held in the SOC offices of the Student Activi- ties Building from 7 to 8:30 p.m. tomorrow and 4 to 5:30 p.m. Tues- day, Susanne Rockne, '60, board chairman announced. The Student Relations Board is jointly associated with SGC and the University Development Co...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1960 EGE ROUNDUP: CLA Drops Compulsory Gym Class ANGELES - UCLA's aca- Senate has voted by a sub- i majority to abolish com- r physical education for an and sophomore students. vote was taken by means of I ballot among more than aculty members. The ballot companied by two 500-word ents, one pro and one' con. new regulation is expected into effect next September L1 affect approximately 4,300 freshman and s...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, llgA7L' 4, I960 THE ICHGAN AIL WEDESDY, MY 419I lars Defines Dewey's Philosophy By MICHAEL OLINICI increasing the use of education "A normative study of social and science. Dewey felt that some thought that emphasized liberty, people were regarding democracy equality, justice, and security as a political machinery, while he seems to lie at the center of John felt it was becoming a way of Dewey's social philoso...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIIIV THIMSDAY, MAY 5, 1960 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 5,1960 Plan 'Blitz' To Promote Convention The League of Womens Voters and the Junior Chamber of Com- merce have announced that they are planning a "blitz" campaign for signatures on petitions pro- posing a state Constitutional Con- vention. About 400 people are expected to make a house-to-house "Citi- zen's Drive for Con-Con" tonight, Mrs. Algo Henderson and Herbert ...…

…TAE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAX 6, 1960 TU I(_( --AIX RIAYMY ,1a I ARMAMENT:, students Plan To Stage )ernonstration at Capitol I 11 Joan Comlano, Assembly President >llege and university studentsv ughout the state are planning emonstration for disarmament veen noon and 1 p.m., next lay, May 13, on the lawn of state capitol in Lansing. etters to 45 colleges and uni- ities in the state brought re- s from 2,000 students favoring demonstra...…

…'I SATUTRDAY. MAY 7L. 1960r :. D THE MICHIGAN DAILY i] .a. iTAAA JL ip.'1.7VV CHAMBERS, MOODY, BACON: Nichols Arboretum Subject to 'Terrible Abuse' Fitts Tells of New Program For Advanced Psychology I 1 By MICHAEL OLINICK The Arb is in danger. Professor Walter L. Chambers, chairman of the landscape archi- tecture department and director of Nichols Arboretum, said re- cently that the 135 acres of land suffers "terrible abuse" by both ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY "Gay, Witty, Exuberant!" -Cue Mag. 'U' Researchers Examine American Voters, Parties ACROSS CAMPUS: Prof. Blicke To Give Yearly Russel Lecture DIAL NO 5-6290 RYUL KAY BRYNNER KENDALL (Continued .from Page 1) this way the candidate of a minor- ity party was able to win the pres- idential election," Campbell said. "While Eisenhower's influence will play an active part in the' coming presidential election," An- gus remark...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY.. 1N AY-10. 1960 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTTF~flAV MAV IA 1O~A Auvu Synthetic Drugs Replace Natural Cures ACROSS CAMPUS I FORMER OPERA SINGER: Prof. Duey Conducts Men'sGlee Club The Political Issues Club will discovered in 1943 and already in present a discussion on "Aparth- wide use. eid in South Africa" at 8 p.m. to- Prior to the address, University day in the Multi-purpose Rm. of President Harlan Hatcher pre- t...…

…©°.._ ___THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE DNESDAY, MAY rUDENTS' VIEWS: Discuss Negro By LORA KIAPOHL 'Most Negroes feel that their )st important problem is secur- r civil rights." This is one of the main reasons Ly a greater number of Negroes n't join student activities, Fred owne, Grad. said. "Preoccupa- n with this problem tends to eclude their participation in I tivities which are not specifi- Ily related to attaining civil hts." "However, it has no...…

…THE MICHIGAN 1lIATLYY THURSDAY, M THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, ~ Stresses Buddhism in Eastern Culture uages. One of the languages he "Buddhism is important today studied was Tibetan. "It was ecause historically it represents partly because of the Tibetan that he only foreign religion which I received the Fulbright Award in las been accepted in China and 1948 to study in China." urned into Chinese; of the three During that time, civil war h...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY,MAY Once Again . . NGEL RECORDS complIete catalogue stereo and hi-fi IO% O FF featuring the world's finest artists - HERBERT VON KARAJAN GI ESEKI NG CALLAS SCHNABEL OISTRAKH FISCHER-DIESKAU RED ARMY CHORUS MYRA H ESS DI STEFANO DENNIS BRAIN SCHWARTZKOPF . plus other distinguished artists DONATES $100: SGC Votes. WUS Fund Donation By RUTH EVENHUIS StudenteGovernment Council voted Wednesday night, to don...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 13. 1960 _ _ _.., ~ ndergraduates )r Academic E Literary College Senior To Receive Recognition from Honors Convoca University C xcellenC se Plummer r Warren Pollatsek istine Pougnet at tion Baruch Michael Aaron Charlaine Elizabeth Ackerman Marilyn Melanie Baginsky Eric Reyer Beals Jill Katherine Bement Barbara Mae Nagler Benavie Ellen Benton Fred James Berg Lyn...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY uses Problems of Gifted Children AT NORTH CAMPUS Engine School Presents Open House 4 r. rANorama-The 1960 Michitish show portrays Peter Pan's Never Never Land, featuring Peter, Captain, Hook, the Lost Boys and Tinkerbel. INADEQUATE TO NEEDS: K uowzenhovenCriticie Teeiso d e e Television Advertising Il sor it." "The viewer is disgusted with girls carressing refriger- ators," he said. Rejects Theory Prof. Kuowenhoven disa...…

…WO THE MICHIGAN DAILV SUNDAY, MAY ; wo THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY PROGRAM: Announce Summer Reading Topics U' Symphony Orchestra To Perform Wednesday ie 1960 Student Government rcil Summer Reading and Dis- on Program will be more di- fled than last year's with s varying from Jazz to phys- Roger Seasonwein, '61, chair- of the program, said. signed to bring students and Ity together for informal in- ctual discussions, the program ists ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY,MAY1' B'NAI B'RITH HILLEL FOUNDATION announces is Night and Installation of Officers This evening at 8 Program and Reception Open. to Al l 1429 Hill Street .. InternatIonal Coordinating Board A great chance to learn more about all the facets of the International life FALLING WATER-One of the most famous residences in the world, this house, near Bear Run, Pa., was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for Edgar Kauf...…

…THE 'MICHIGAN DAILY STUDENTS GATHER-Many students at the Free University of Berlinmeet in front of the new library, a gift of the Ford Foundation. This year the University is planning an exchange program with the Free University. Previously, the University sent students to Berlin although no German students came here in return. Davis Announces Study Grant in Berlin By HARRY PERLSTADT In return the University will reading to a blind law studer...…

…+ , THE MICHIGAN DAILY [Iul I. onary' Year SDC Helps ut of Africa University "One challenge that faces Brit- Raise Cash ain, and one that the African Colonial Secretary seems to be B meeting effectively, is being able By LINDA BEISTMAN to take the necessary time and not The University raised more than force a revolution." nine million dollars in gifts last Citing the two "essential facts year with the aid of two organiza- of inequality in A...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRDAY,MAY Carflonneur4 4 LITERARY WORKSHOP: T~ ~.im....................,:.: iM~uehl Discusses Role of ModernWi BUDGET-MAKER-Ron Peters guarded the money, watched expenditures, and supervised the advertising for The Daily this year. Ron Pdeters Recalls Year As Business, Manager By MORLEY GWIRTZMAN Associate Business Manager tasks may seem, you always see Reflecting" back on his past year your results in the following Reflct...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY gents Make Appointments to Faculty, Other Posts COMMITTEE POSTS: SGC Lists Appointments For Administrative Wini Student Government Council approved appointments to its ad- ministrative wing at the meeting. Wednesday. Fred Riecker, '63, was appointed to a one-semester term as Stu- dent Book Exchange manager. John A. Scott, '61, was appoint- ed chairman of the Early Regis- ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILV SUNDAY, MAY 22f THE M!CRIE~AN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 22, 'REDHEAD': Northland To Open Season with Musical GEORAMA: Museum Adds Exhibit Of Land Formations By BEATRICE TEODORO Kenneth Schwartz, founder and producer of Northland Playhouse, has announced its 12-play sum- mer schedule. Stars scheduled for Northland include Shelley Winter, G y p s y Rose Lee, Joan Fontaine, Don Ameche, Sam L e v i n e, Vivian Vance, Paulette Godda...…

…wo TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY TU"S"AY, MAY 24, rse Shortage Causes Training Changes I 4cPA64 Cima~n I EDUCATION ABROAD: Ten To Study in England Under 'U' Plan By MICHAEL OLIMCK I ^~" ~~i ' ~~~ I v By JUDITH SATTLER Because the need for registered rses in the United States is tical, nurses training is under- ing a number of changes. En 1957, there was a shortage 70,000 registered nurses in the tion, and of 5,000 in Michigan, cording to a stu...…

…____THE MICiHIGAN' !)A.IV -WD ) ADVERTISEMENT' IN EMA RESENTS 'hursday and Friday e Brothers Karamazov Alumni To Return in June To Attend Annual Reunion METAMORPHOSIS: Exam-Time Mania Enaulfs Ann Arbor Tom Turner, Editor 4 The adaptation of a great ork of art to the screen is it- lf a creative act. There are w unedited masterpieces hose scope does not overflow le tiny frames of a motion icture film. With the possible exception Dickens' ...…

… Paraguay Says 'Completely Su Invasion aashed' Rebels Flee To Argentina After Attack Minister Says Towns Not Lost to Exiles ASUNCION, Paraguay (WP)-In- terior Minister Edgar Insfran told a news conference last night an invasion of Paraguay by armed rebels had been "c o mple t ely smashed." Insfran, former Asuncion police chief, said an invading band of about 150 men had been scattered and disorganized with the help of the air force, and pr...…

… NATO While Sets s Unrest ummit Grows Policies in Turkey School Fire Investigated In Kentucky FRANKFORT, KY. (A)- State arson investigators poked through the smoldering ruins of the Ken- tucky State College gymnasium yesterday to see if an early-morn- ing fire could be linked to student uprisings. All signs pointed to arson, but no arrests had been made and the chief investigator said no clear, lead has yet been found. The fire, causing...…

… B ig Three Plans o Seek COMMON WEA LTH LEADERS: Conference Views Race Proble "All-or-Nothing' Resolve Khrushchiev Opens Fair MOSCOW (P)-Nkita S. Khru- shchev sparked -the opening of the Czechoslovak trade fair yesterday with a calm, collected speech and confined fireworks to a demon- stration of his rifle-shooting skill. Although noting the 15th anni- versary of the victory over Ger- many will be celebrated soon, the Soviet Premier ma...…

…__ ___ President Gives Congress 4Old-Age Health Program' -AP Wirephoto ARMOR GUARD-The opening meeting of the NATO foreign ministers conference was guarded by Turkish troops and tanks against demonstrations in Istanbul, but the city was calm by yesterday's final session. NATO Ministers Ask Soviet Sincerity ISTANBUL (A)-The 15 nationsT of the Atlantic alliance (NATO), in their final conference on sum- mit strategy, challenged the Soviet Uni...…

… Debate Medical Program 4 WASHINGTON IM - Senators, a governor and AFL-CIO Presi- dent George Meany yesterday' joined the controversy over the administration's plan to help old folks pay their medical bills. Meany said it was worse than no plan at all. Meany made his comment after the AFL-CIO Executive Council adopted a resolution saying the administration plan "has evident- ly been shaped to meet the polit- ical demands of an election year...…

… Ike Casts Doubt on Plans For Russian Trip i n June Eisenhower Employs I About Visit Hesitation Follows Anti-U.S. Campaign WASHINGTON OMf' - President Dwight D. Eisenhower yesterday cast doubt on whether he will go through with his visit to Russia in June. "If I go to Russia," was the way Eisenhower mentioned his proposed trip in an offhand re- mark, without further explana- tion. The remark came after a White House spokesman had said the ...…