…RMAGES ACROSS THE YEARS See Editorial Page Y G Sir i4rn ~~aitF CLOUDY High-4s Low-25 Warmer today with light winds Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom I VOJL. LXX.V, No. 86 FREiE ISSUE1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, 7 JANUARY 1965 TrWO SECTIONS SIXTEEIN PA( k7,a..raiua.l1 c:1t; DEMOCRATIC CHANGES:. Liberal Strength Blossoms REPU1BLICAN LEA DER SHIP: Ford Moves to Front Ranks 4 By HAROLD WOLMAN Special To The Daily WASHIN...…
…r EE ISSUE Y £fr4b .4A4&br :43 a I tt IREE ISSUE Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No. 87 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, 8 JANUARY 1965 TEN PAGES Johnson Lists Health Plan, FSM Plans Disbandment WASHINGTON (MP)-While position melted, President Lyn B. Johnson sent to Congress terday a huge package of he proposals, keyed to insuredl pital care for the elderly an nationwide attack on killer eas s. arly approval of at leas...…
…A TO DROP OR NOT TO DROP See Editorial Page C14C Sir igaui :4Ia itA CLOUD Y High--38 Low-24 Colder with snow flurries Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No. 88 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, 9 JANUARY 1965 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES . '. : r.::::...^r.::^:fL4'.:r....^.r."., ..a.......'::"r .:.1::..1.::.:1 :"t:'::: .*.*.*^ . ...: .... ........'"": s: < fr i : :' ,r l : r: {ter, J : i'i i 1' h fs i' {: Low-Cost Housing Urged...…
…DRAWBACKS OF 'U' GROWTH ? See Editorial Page \:Y S ir og ~~IAit COLD High-25 Low--10 Fair today; cloudy Monday Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No. 89 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, 10 JANUARY 1965 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Work To Avoid Strike' at Docks NEW YORK (P)-Asst. Secre- tary of Labor James R. Reynolds tried to bridge a gap between longshoremen and their union leaders yesterday to avert a costly dock strike. Shippe...…
…Student Groups Plan Course Description B ooklet Seek Comments on Courses, Teachers Supplement To Come Out in Time For Pre-Registration This Spring By LAUREN BAHR Eight major student organizations announced yesterday that they will participate in compiling a course description booklet to be ready before the beginning of pre-classification for next semester. Assembly House Council, The Daily, Graduate Student Council, Interfraternity Council, ...…
…THE DIRECTION OF CAMPUS PLANNING See Center Section LY Sitia~ ~Iaitr COLDER High--28 Law-22 Possible snow flurries and turning clear Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No. 91 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, 13 JANUARY 1965 SEVEN CENTS TWELVE PAGES LEGISLATURE OPENS: Dems Take over By THOMAS R. COPI The first Democratic legislature in Michigan since depression days convenes in Lansing today with citizens wondering just w...…
…ROMNEY AS A POLITICIAN See Editorial Page LY Sir& D43al6i SNOW FLURRIES high-18 Low-5 Variable cloudiness, continued cold Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No.92 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, 14 JANUARY 1965 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Y.1::if. titl."t."J.': :.f}; :ti :: 'tl':;ti .: ;{:{"; ;:~:t """ ;f'f; :?S";{y;'::';': }:ti'; ............. "....V:;ti J;{': .:'::: : h1 J'}f:::; f.: ;Y:": f.:::ti": T:::..:".".:::':ld.";:S .....…
…TRIGON Can Appeal Decision Within, 10 Day Limit Fraternity Can Lose Recognition If Given Maximum Punishment By DONALD FLIPPO In its first judicial action against discrimination in mem ber fraternities, the Interfraternity Council Executive Com mittee last night declared Trigon fraternity guilty of religiou discrimination. The decision was made Tuesday night but final publi announcement was delayed until last night. Trigon is a campus fraternit...…
…BOWL TRIP TAKES STUDENTS FOR RIDE See Editorial Page Y 5 k& 0 :13aA6Ftiy COLD High-15 Low--O Continuing low temperatures, with chance of snow flurries Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No. 94 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, 16 JANUARY 1965 SEVEN' CENTS EIGHT PAGES $1 BILLION ESTIMATE: To Discuss Accelerator By ROBERT JOHNSTON about agreement in the academic icommunity concerning design and A huge, high energy physics co...…
…I WOMEN'S RUSH PRESENTS DILEMMA See Editorial Page cl: r SirF ,I* :43 a t I COLD High--20 Low-1U Snow today and Monday Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No. 95 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, 17 JANUARY 1965 SEVEN CENTS 0d SIX PAGES Rainey, Price Returne As U.S. Officials Apprel l to jail, LIh A I4 O'Brien to Burundi Premier Killed Stay with Seven Politicians Seized for Assassination d 1 6 NAIROBI, Kenya (A') -Diplo-...…
…NOT REALLY A DECISION See Editorial Page Y Sir i~au ~taitAi FAIR High-22 Low--10 Flurries in afternoon; light winds Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, 19 JANUARY 1965 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES p" p. r S ad thr in ter Pre nan ed Uni but any spo T Un, est is at A An Sta dur $1 eve b Price Dispute Continues Churchill 'U Reports on Share of Butterfield Stock Reported By MICHAEL JULIAR In ...…
…SGC AND THE MOVIES' See Editorial Page Y 131ka~ 471 A6F ,,, atly CLOUDY High-28 Low-15 Snow flurries morning, afternoon; moderate winds Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, 20 JANUARY 1965 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Vietnamese Officer Rejects Cabinet Seat SAIGON (A) - Brig: Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky rejected a cabinet appointment yesterday, preferring his command of the Vietnamese air force to a ...…
…+9 INSTALLMENT LEARNING See Editorial Page Y 4bp A6W llitr4t # an 4br CLEAR High-33 Low-20 Cold winds in afternoon Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL LXXV, No. 98 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, 21 JANUARY 1965 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES 41 Churchill Strength Is Ebbing LONDON A) - Sir Winston Churchill's circulation grew weak- er last night and his life was at a low ebb. Lord Moran, Sir Winston's phy- sician, visited the statesman ...…
…SGC PROTEST: FACTIONS UNITE ! See Editorial Page Y gu rr Aa D3a it CLOUDY Nigh--36 Low--30 Possible light rain or snow tonight Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, 22 JANUARY 1965 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Students To Stage 'Stay-In' Tonight at Local Theatre, Walker Loses in Bid Monks Fast in Protest I By MICHAEL JULIAR Students will hold a "stay-in" atthe Michigan Theatre tonight toipro...…
…REPUBLICANS AND THE FATE OF THE NATION See Editorial Page Ci r Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom I444ba i1 CLOUDY High-34 Low-25 Possible freezing rain changing to snow through tonight VOL. LXXV, No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, 23 JANUARY 1965 SEVEN CENTS NSVE CNvTA SIX PAGES LSA Dropout Rate Falls Demonstration by 600 Students By JOHN MEREDITH Substantially fewer literary col- lege students were asked to leave the Unive...…
… tu e; 'U'Budge ti EDITOR'S NOTE: The University is seeking $55.7 million in state funds for its 1965-66 operations. This record sum represents an increase of 11.6 million over the current year'sappropriation of $44.1 million, a jump of more than 25 per cent. This article is the first of a series ex- plaining why the University is requesting this unprecedented appropria- tion hike. By DAVID BLOCK The University's record budget request for next...…
…AHC Discusses Residence Halls By LESLEY FINKELMAN Assembly House Council requested yesterday that petitioning for changes from one residence hall to another be directed in the future to the University's Housing Office instead of to Assembly Association. Assembly President Maxine Loorfiis, '65, also noted a statement made by Eugene Haun, director of residence halls, which said that executive officers of AHC should be required to live in residen...…
… Summer Trimester Offers Few Courses Departments Put Main Emphasis On Introductory Curricula By PETER R. SARASOHN In reality, the only undergraduates for whom the concept of a summer semester will be in effect are those whose only interest is fulfilling distribution requirements. The summer semester catalogue, recently released, indicates that many literary college departments are not increasing the number of courses being offered ordinarily d...…
…TIME TO CURTAIL EGYPTIAN AID See Editorial Page Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom &titI:4r SNOW High-23 Low-0 Colder and clearing tonight VOL. LXXV, No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, 28 JANUARY 1965 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Apartments for Junior V Within 'I To Be Decided SRC GROUP: ;'U' To Make Body To Study Student Quad UHF Role Within 'U' A ffairs is Installations By LAURENCE KIRSHBAUM The working body of the faculty i...…
…Community EDITOR'S NOTE. This is the first of four articles on the college program community college movement in Michigan. The remaining of the poulat three articles, appearing on the editorial page beginning to-hpOpuati morrow, will evaluate various types of community colleges and Other state the theory behind them. ing the examp By BRUCE WASSERSTEIN as the Higher1 $50.6 million in The recent approval by Ann Arbor voters of the makes possible...…
…STOP-GAP ACTIONS POSTPONE SOLUTIONS See Editorial Page Si4rrgn IaFij FRIGID High-14 Low- -5 Cold with scattered snow flurries in mid-afternoon Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No. 106 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, 30 JANUARY 1965 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES U.S. To Nuclear Increase Congress Test ng'Supports g'VNw Hill BUDDHIST POLITICS: Quang Tells U.S. 'Hands Off' SAIGON (I)-Trich Tri Quang was reported to have laid i...…
…ACADEMY CHEATING: DISMISSAL NOT ANSWER See Editorial Pa- Y r e Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom A6F 4& :43 a t I COLD High-20 Low--14 Partly cloudy with snow flurries in morning VOL. LXXV, No. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, 31 JANUARY 1965 SEVEN CENTS FOURTEEN PAGES Burundi Expels Rejects Commun TOKYO 0P)-Communist China announced yesterday its diplomats had been expelled from the Afri- can kingdom of Burundi. A tiny landlock...…
…PAGE TWO TAE MICUTG A N U A TT.V -- - , - . 4 I. a.c.. ila4.,a . a. - W.tPLa AI >lr a A NJ. THURSDAY, 73J ARTS and LETTERS by Judith Stonehill PTP--Young, Successful ACROSS CAMPUS: Music Students and Teachers To Hold Conference Ann Arbor contradicts the pop- ular notion that the Midwest is a cultural wasteland. The Universi- ty's Professional Theatre Program and Musical Society brings nation- al and international entertain- ment to the...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y' FRIDAY, '8 JANUARY 1965 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. 8 JANUARY 1fl65 :: .v i v v a. vaxa . au4V p NOTED 20TH CENTURY POET: Funeral Held for T. S. Eliot ....:"v: ".:*w:r: ro::::::::sv: -,:".or. r; rv vr;::::::.: :"."o:.vr:v" ..... ...... ............. ...... ........................... .. . . .... .....v . ..........r .... . ... ... v .. ............ ..n .....:...,.,,,,.. ,.^...:. ....... ...............…
… PAGE . TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY" SATUTRDlAY. 9TANTTTAI2R.V 14A PAGE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY A'lL;r .i...1 [1LLi1f diiillUtflLY lyo5 0 SELECTIVE ADMISSIONS: College Doors Slowly Close Grew Given Unity Prize Band Chosen For Manuscript on Italy In Exchange Life-Long Education Urged For 'Ever-Changing' Society The doors to state universities and land-grant institutions which once opened wide to the nation's graduating high school students ...…
…- I I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 10 JANUARY 1965 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 10 JANUARY 1965 'BECAUSE IT OUGHT TO BE DONE' Technician, Teacher, Librarian, Laborer ... The Week To Come: a Campus Calendar WASHINGTON (AP)-"For the past two years, I have been a lab- oratory technician, teacher, li- brarian and construction engineer; I have been a day laborer . . .; but most of all I have been a crazy American willing to at...…
…. WAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDnAY. 12TANTTT&RV 1og1 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY a att.t lltiz, 14 Jt7. UAIii Z Iub7 ALMOST UNSOLVABLE': Boulding Cites China Across Campus PTP '65 PRODUCTION: D -"~I/kA IL I1 -k7&W By MARK KILLINGSWORTH Marxism, riationalism and Tai- wan make United States-Chinese relations a problem that is "al- most unsolvable" and that re- quires "extraordinary patience," Prof. Kenneth Boulding of the economics...…
…,1 Y "PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, 13 JANUARY 1965 I'AG~ TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WFDNFSflAV 12 JANTTAUV i4~a~ WT Lil1"/: F,71.J C.f J.. LJ JA1\ VA111 .i ilUJ EDUCATOR INVESTIGATIONS: Degree Integrity Reviewed Acacia Inducts Ten Pledges To Set Up New Fraternity The integrity of the academic degree and the specific name on a degree are receiving a great amount of attention from two powerful organizations of Ameri- can higher ed...…
….. PAGE TWO THE iiCHIG A N n A ii.V rv wv-ti -- ". - . i T a -.-. a -- - was- A E WO-awl 4 w.m.v 'W M p IS 0 E.FwlU.M UJ TIhURSDAY, 14 JANUARY 1965 , BUSINESS LECTURES: Faculty To Be Shared Across Cans By MARCY PELLY For the first time this spring, a regular exchange of professors will occur between the business school and the Nederlandsche Economische Hoogeschool. In general, the plan calls for a professor from the University SGC Al...…
…I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, 15 JANUARY 1965 'U' DELEGATES NEEDED: Colleges Announce Seminar Programs By MICHAEL HEFFER University students will have a chance to participate as delegates in discussions with government of- fiials and students and professorsj from other schools. Various seminars will be held' at different colleges and univer- sities throughout the rest of the semester and this summer. The second annual seminar on "W...…
…PAGE TWO, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. 18 TANFL4RV .1.11115.. PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ATITR.flAV 1~ TAVTTAPIT 1On~ 'ani ULVa. MI . 1u Jtiar Ut n 1 OJ WOMEN'S COLLEGE STUDY: Regents Set Changes, Research Shows No Sex Boom on Campus Resignations of Faculty HOPWOOD AWARDS: Nine Freshmen Receive Creative Writing Prizes Contrary to popular opinion, sexual permissiveness has not swept the American college cam- pus, a Stanford researcher...…
… PACE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 17 JANUARY 1965 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 17 JANUARY 1965 ARTS AND LETTERS: ~'ozzeck' Change. By Adria E. Schwartz The Week To Come: a Campus Calendar The twentieth century marks an era of major exploration in the arts. Picasso and Mondrian have slashed traditional can- vasses, only to mold bolder, more representative ones of their age. Albee and Ionesco, among others, have thrown away pr...…
…PACE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTTTF.QnAV 10 iAATIrTAlFPV ynri PAGETWOTHE ICHGAN AI1 '1 UZ6JLJAX, lU JANUARY 1965 5 LANDMARK TO GO: Mtedieal Rnilding To Renlae Beal Hall Grant Views Chinese-U.S. Stalemate By MARK KILLINGSWORTH Communists bitterly criticize this .i. T -i.. 'k,/ IL41L.ML .XL-/ %A&-i-. L I..A..f.. L JL Beal Residence, located at the University's Medical Center, will soon be torn down so a new medical science building can...…
…Pill" PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, 20 JANUARY 1965 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, 20 JANUARY 1965 NOW AND IN THE '30'S: Assesses Berkeley's Effects Across Campus ECKERMAN ON EDUCATION: fI Discusses Social Advantages 0' EDITOR'S NOTE: David Boroff, associate professor of English at New York University, is author of the book, "Campus U.S.A.: Portrait ' of American Colleges in Action." By DAVID BOROFF The recent sit-...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDA'Y', 21 JAN'UARY 1995' PAGE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. 21 JANUARY 19~' i as ViMt,;rs~tn iy Ni4 Ri iA1i ( :tiVi 1VVV 19 : PROFESSORS SUE COLLEGE: Anti-Catholic Bias Charged Notes Need BIAS PROTECTION: Notes Need Two associate professors at Queens College in New York have brought a million-dollar libel suit charging the New York Board of Higher Education and former Queens College President Harol...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7; 7} 271 a V oft 7' ,i 1T'f t L.7'l' 'T #! . A 5 PAGE TWO THE MICasHatl AN LtTE.V1 F~RIIDAY, 22 JANUARIY 196 r Across Campus FRIDAY, JAN. 22 Music Room" in the Architecture 3 p.m.-Emile Benoit, professor, Aud. School of International Affairs, 7:30 p.m.-The Chess Club will Columbia University, will deliver hold a membership meeting in Rm. the University Lecture in Journal- 3b of the Union. ism, "Ending the Arm...…
…PAGE T VC'O THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, 23 JANUARY 1965 IAG q O HEIC IG N D IL1STURAY 21JAUAY 91 .L " ECONOMIST'S VIEW: Benoit Examines Arms Race Across Campus ANSWERS CRITICS: Dorr Explains Part-Time Fee Structure By MICHAEL BADAMO Ending the arms race would not involve a total disarmament of the two major world powers but only a freezing of existing war stock- piles, Prof. Emile Benoit of Co- lumbia University said yesterday. Beno...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN- . it.NCUA TU.J """ -- - ass.. IC a JT vA T "Ilk T SUNDAY, 24 JANUARY 1965 5 ST'UDENT UNDERSTANDING: Challenge Studies Red China The Week To Come: a Campus Calendar By JOYCE WINSLOW Do University students under- stand the culture and politics of Communist China? Challenge, a student organization was revived this semester to educate students who do not. Each semester, Challenge pre- sents speaker and discussion pr...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, 26 JANUARY 1965 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. 26 JANUARY 1965 SHIFT IN VALUES: Students Aim for 'Good Life' Former 'U' Instructor Teaches by New Method ADVANCE FORECASTIN Star-Tracki Collegiate Press Service STANFORD, Calif.--Those col- lege students who seek the "good life" do so more out of quiet re- bellion against society's values than out of satisfaction with the status quo, according to...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN it A TVV PACE TWO -z - .- IVA 'I U.l P - JJ l\ ru.L k J Z WEDNESDAY, 27 JANUARY 1965 f ARTS and LETTERS By Adria E. Schwartz Vanya': Realistic Comedy City Council Discusses Campus Expansion Plan -Ii- Across Campus By GERALD DRISCOLL Tonight at 8 p.m. the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre will undergo an unbelievable transformation. It will no longer be a darkened theater standing amidst an ice- locked American univer...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. 28 JANUARY 1965 PAGE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN flAtLY THURSDAY. 2R JANTTA~V 1~ .a wa ",l iVF}Y A. JL NV VC3 \L'C1At j 1..70J ARTS and LETTERS By Karen Margolis Rubinstein Discusses B-Flat ( ' ... ... .. .. ..... ..... .... ........ ......... .....:5':............... ... .. ... ......~ . .. .. r. i ... .. ................ ...... ... ........:.... .... : ,..... :. , . ,. ,..... ,....... , i% i [ _. DAILY...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAI-LY FRIDAY, 29 JANUARY 1965 PAGE TWO TINE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, 29 JANUARY 1965 Fricke Tells Import Of 'Cooked Carrots' MOVIE PRICE INCREASES: SGC Hears Butterfield Justification I By CAROLE KAPLAN Prof. Benno G. Fricke, of the psychology department, creator of the widely-discussed Opinion At- titude and Interest Survey, re- cently revealed the meaning of the test's most famous true-false question, "I like co...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN D AILY fiATTTR'.DAV eft _TAVVITM Ina- Al aAt'UJMJJAY, 311 JAi1UAKY 1965 i BERKELEY RIOTS: Claims Need of Speaker Ban GOP Unity Battles Continue on Campuses Collegiate Press Service The national commander of the American Legion has said that the recent student demonstrations on the University of California's Berkeley campus indicate a need fora ban on Communists speaking at educational institutions. The commander,...…
…s PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN UA IIV C'TTlkTTIAV 01 TA'AtTTA10'%F Iri,-+ CPa. .TWO1TaaaM aahi2A1aT 1111K :SU1NDAY. 3 1 JAINUARY*X1965 LANGUAGE RESEARCH: Minnesota The Week To Come: a Campus Calendar i New Linguistic Center o Open U II AIE11IJ1U 1 By MICHAEL JULIAR "I wish I had $100 for every student that has switched from the literary college to the school of engineering or business admin- istration to get away from the foreign languag...…
…Y, 7 JANUARY 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y, 1 JANUARY 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY icoPresents C ollege Tax Bill WASHINGTON (R)-Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff (D-Conn), re- introduced yesterday his bill to give parents a tax break on costs of college education for their children. The bill would allow parents to subtract from their taxes up to $325 of such costs per student annually. The proposal is identical with one Ribicoff offered last year as an amend...…
…FRIDAY, 8 JANUARY 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAIY5 v s rr !risirp Ti 111 U s"'A . £ ' X'HKLEI U.S. Arrests Soviet Aide, American on Spy Charges NEW YORK (R)--An American- born Air Force veteran, who de- spite a court martial, had access to U.S. military secrets, was ar- rested today as a paid spy for Russia. Also involved in the case was an aide at the Soviet embassy in Washington, who was ordered ex- pelled from this country. T h e American, Rob...…
…SATURDAY, 9 JANUARY 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIREll SATURDAY, 9 JANUARY 1985 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAflI' TTWVfl sn rr, 1nn.iUEl If Martial Law Invoked in Syria To Smooth Path to Socialism Sukarno Steps __ Up Thrusts in Malaysia DAMASCUS, Syria (P) - Lt. Gen. Amin Hafez invoked martial law yesterday to smooth Syria's path toward socialism. The soldier-politician, who is president, premier and military governor of this Arab nation,...…
…SUNDAY, 19 JANUARY 1965 TAE MICHIGAN DAILY vr" iwn Bayh Seeks Presidential Disability Frenzied Gold Speculation Eas Amendrment Hs S c trn S tParis Markets Still Under Stror es; London, ia Pressure 11 g ht, Mundt J ek Chage in El C g yste J V 1 . ' Wright, Mundt Seek Changes in Electoral College System WASHINGTON (P) - Enough senators to pass the measure in- troduced yesterday a proposed Constitutional amendment to deal with the problems...…
…TUESDAY, 12 JANUARY 1965 THE MICH16AIN DAILY PAGE TRIG TUESDAY, 12 JANUARY 1965 TIlE MIUli1~iAN DAILY PAGE THREII Johnson To Request' More Aid To Education F or Cabinet Gets Warning on Party Unity O'Brien Points Out 'Storm Signal to Us' By The Associated Press WASHINGTON-President Lyn- don B. Johnson warned his cab- inet yesterday the administration cannot afford to take the heavy Democratic majority in Congress for granted in pushin...…
…WEDNESDAY, 13 JANUARY 1J65 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREN WEDNESDAY, 13 JANUARY 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Bli ss To Replace LEADERSHIP SQUABBLE: Rurc wmn On Docks Republicans Face Showdown WASHINGTON (P)-House Re- Frelinghuysen 48 is from New i feated Charles A Ra-llpe 111 , 7 I *0-1 !k rif Ti. ieunKicanLi-airmanContink publicans cleared the ground yes- Jersey with an Ivy League back-, terday for another painful all- ground who inhe...…
