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…The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Friday, August 1, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 Smokinghazardous to all THE NINTH government report on cigarette smoking…

… diplomatic circles have it that a large chunk of the African bloc is prepared to line up behind the moneyed Arab states in an attempt to oust Israel from the United Nations. According to a report by Bernard…

… Weinraub in yes- terday's New York Times, the Arab nations may be in a position to command the loyalties of a majority of the 41 African states in any point of international controversy. As one East African…

… cited by Weinraub put it, "The Arabs, if they pick an issue, everyone has got to fall behind them. They have the oil . . . the means for our survival." For all their petro-power, the Arabs' conflict with…

… students were second-class citi- zens who should not have the right to vote unless they proved themselves worthy. Democrats think we should bring government and the means of participating in it to the people…

… seventstates are: New York, Michigan, Tennessee, Florida, Calif- ornia, Mississippi and Georgia. The Department promised swift criminal prosecution if violations of Latin American Students Uphold Peron Regime…

… United States Blamed For Argentine Stand The stand taken by Argentina un- der Peron was favored yesterday by a Colombian and two Ecuadorian students here,,who stated they also believed this to be the…

… veterans would have no place to go if forced to leave the Village. * * * * * * Plan Proposes Arab, Jewish Ruled Zones U.S. Cooperation Declared Essential By The Associated Press, LONDON, July 31-Britain…

… an- nounced today conditional approval of a plan to divide Palestine into four federal provinces, permit the immediate entry of 100,000 Jews, and provide American aid to finance Arab Economic…

… suspected Arab ex- tremist. In Nablus, in the Israeli- occupied West Bank, Israeli soldiers sealed off the center of the city and mounted a house-to-house search for the assailant who shot Albert Buchris, a…

… cafeteria owner who Tuesday became the 17th Israeli killed in 15 months by suspected Arab terrorists. Burchris, a resident of the all- Jewish settlement of Afula in nor- thern Israel, was shot in the back at…

…, important three Mest of this money would have been creasing tuition for out-of-state used to pay for repairs and updating students by 8 percent this year - 30 made every year, Frye said, but percent the last…

… Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967 X) is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms and Tuesday through Saturday during the spring and summer terms by students at The University of Michigan…

…I Thinker Re lrchigan Dally Sixty-Eighth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG…

… shape of a new Middle Eastern order. If we had it, we could face Khrushchev with buoyant confidence. IN MY VIEW, the paramount issue in the Middle East is not oil, which the Arabs must sell to the West…

… containing alliance on her frontiers, and with the explosion in Iraq, this campaign has had a great success. It has not only knocked out the only Arab state in the alliance, but it has isolated Turkey. The…

… TYPEWRITTEN form to Room 3519 Administration Build- ing, before 2 p.m., the day preced- ing publication. FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1958 VOL. LXVIII, NO. 27S General Notices All students who expect education and…

… way, to be funny? I can see no point whatsoever in drawing this unilluminating comparison I was not in this debate apolo- gizing for present Arab leadership. The Arabs can do this well enough for…

… students at said. the House vote clearly put the standby the University of Michigan. Published Under, the rationing bill, Congress rationing proposal back on track daily Tuesday through Sunday morn- still…

…- in the 1973 Arab oil embargo or this night. But that promise appeared based itia, Michigan480 THE MICHIGAN DIL , 4 a ynard yrs sBortageof less than 1 per cent. on an assumption that House leaders…

…Sixty-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERsrTY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2…

… Burning, Christo- pher Fry's comedy in verse, will be presented by the Department of Speech at 8:00 p.m. tonight in the Lydia Men- delssohn Theatre. Concerts Student Recital Cancelled: The voice recital by…

… Bonnie Glasgow, mezzo- soprano, previously announced for Wed. evening, Aug. 1, in Aud. A, Angell Hall, has been cancelled. The new date will be announced later. Student Recital: Beryl Allen Town- send…

… spring of this year, his prestige at home and in the Arab world were very great, in the main because he seemed to have both sides in the cold war bidding for his favor. The symbol of that fa- vor was the…

… underwriting of the Dam at Aswan, and once Nasser realized that there might be no bidders, his position at home and in the Arab world was in desper- ate danger. It was then, it would seem, that he made ready to…

… of plans prepared by Nasser and the revolutionary leaders of the Arab world. All of them, we must suppose, are aimed at the liquidation of Western pow- er and influence of North Africa The first…

…,2 By BILL ALTERMAN President Robben Fleming yesterday refused to commit himself to choosing a Vice President for Student Services approved by Student Government Coun- cil, but did ask SGC to go ahead…

… search for a new vice president began two years ago when Richard Cut- ler resigned and Fleming appointed Bar- bara Newell as Acting Vice President. A search committee, with equal faculty and student…

… visited Ann Arbor in June and was reportedly offered the job, which she rejected. The third candidate, Hubert Locke, a black Wayne State administrator, was accused of insensitivity toward black students and…

… also ran into student op- position on the structure of the still un- born OSS policy board. As controversy over the power of the policy board arose, Fleming postponed a decision on Newell's successor. As…

… jointly worked out by the board and the Vice President. The Vice President would hold the power to appoint. The board itself would consist of five students and four faculty., With the controversy over the…

… Gretchen Wilson, a graduate student at the University. De Grieck said he has received a posi- tive reaction, so far, from the community with respect to their possible candidacies. - Next week SGC plans to…

…-making and the candidate should have a broad base of student support." The SGC resolution accuses "President Fleming's delay and conceptualization of the position" as being the cause of the five original…

… The a Prime N Cabinet to reach which ha the righti The U.: fire and U.N. aus; to adheri resolutior on Israel Arab terr: war and Israel's ri In San on expre: action an for a pea Nixon a U.S. amb Arabia…

… will be able to seek en- trance. The bill also makes provision for a small number of Asiatics and Arabs and permits 4,000 orphans from any part of the world to be admitted. Sen. McCarran (D-Nev.), chief…

… Chacarestos. * * * FOR THE BENEFIT of the aud- ience, most of whom are students ofm~ R ei s he".A..r,rt of ele To Give Dance, Satire F * * * * "I DON'T know him," McMich. ael said loudly. He gave the same…

… Kalombatovich provided antics for the crowd of students and servicemen that turned out to watch the contest by sweeping the dust off the mound with a broom, raking it off with a rake and then rushing out with a…

… flit gun to brush away the opponents, as if it were the third act of an Italian opera. Both teams issue challenges to other service units on campus. The medical and dental students chal- lenge Co. C-3 to…

…. Thousands of former pleasure ships like the one Dictured above are carrying on an effective battle against the sub menace. MANY CHANGES MADE: Turkish Student Discusses Life in Kemalist Republic Beginning…

… country. In 1928 the Arabic alphabet was replaced by the much simpler and purer Latin alphabet, Barim said. Abandonment of the veil and giv- ing women equal rights with the men brought the Turkish woman up…