…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRaIDA . ~ . SU .. r°aa"Y;a/L1Y b iJV, r {.I, A'#fYiMV'1..liY if4'.. , TREAT FROM WITHIN: Prussion Views Subversion ^. By JOHN WEILERf The threat of Communism from hout exists only because the eat from within made it pos- te," Karl Prussion, former Fed- I Bureau ofuInvestigation un- cover agent, said yesterday. russion told the University Lpter of the Young Americans Freedom that in his 26 years h the Communists he saw...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1963 )swaid DITOR'S NOTE: The fol- ng are excerpts from an ysis of the published evi- e against Lee Harvey Os- lthe accused slayer of ident John F. Kennedy. 'rof. Staughton Lynd of man College and Jack Man- of Atlanta compiled this ment, showing some of the nsistencies in the evidence far presented, from dis- hes appearing in major spapers and from interviews reporters covering the as- nation. Case...…
…ThE MICHIGAN DAILY TS AND LETTERS: Steber Tells of Con (+. BY LOUISE- LIND I feel as though I made aY ater contact with the people ough music and the basic arts n any program to orient them i American machines couldf e done," Metropolitan Operat rano Eleanor Steber said Fri-< miss Steber referred to a 1957 tert tour in which she gave performances in three and one- f months in 17 countries, in .h places as Yugoslavia, Tur-1 Singapore, Thaila...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1962 DISCOUNTING SYSTEM: Notes Record Industry Chaos BAR LEADERSHIP: Mott Asks Lawyers' Aid In Fighting Communism .... . ..... B'Nai Brith Hillel Foundation By RUTH HETMANSKI "Discounting practices in the record industry have caused cha- os," Richard Lionetti, district sales manager 'of Columbia and Epic Records; said Wednesday. According to Lionetti, it all started with the record clubs. The small reco...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE Claude Cites. .dVantages By FREDERICK ULEMAN 'hile introductory employment z the federal government ne- arily involves many routine es, it provides a ladder of ortunity to the higher levels ivil service, Prof. Inis L. Claude he political science department yesterday., of. Claude was the moderator he panel discussion on "Ca- s in the United St tes Gov- nent." Other members of the el were Robert Rolfson of the d and Drug A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA ,.. Campbell Cites Voting Traits By CYNTHIA' NEU ute long conversation period at immediate psychological the beginning of the interview. ion of a voter has a variety The components used in the 1960 fects on his political deci- survey were: attitude toward Prof. Angus Campbell, di- Richard Nixon and President John ' of Survey Researph Center, ..F. Kennedy, attitude toward do- at a psychology colloquium mestic and foreign...…
…THEMICHIGANDAILY IFRICAN STUDENTS: Special Program Gives Scholarships New Art Media Displayed SOCIOLOGY COLLOQUIUM: Social Scientist Lectures On 'Micro-Simulation' E. By ARTHUR LEVY The African Scholarship Pro- gram of American Universities is presently sponsoring three Afri- can students in their studies at the University, James Davis, di- rector of the International Center, said yesterday. The full-time students in the' program are Isaac...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA ti TINE MIChIGAN DAILY SA LI iford ds Food CENTRAL COMMITTEE: Sawyer Explains Rise Of Democrats in State Fayette than two and a half tons i have been collected at rd High School in Detroit :ro tenant farriers in Fay- di Haywood Counties, Tenn. ael Zweig, '64, who ar- the drive for Voice political ald that supplies are over- the garage they are stored problem," Carol Cohen, '64, 'ennessee Campaign chair- id, "is tha...…
….. TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 11, _________________________________________ a _________________ ROGRAM NOTES: 'U' Players To Present 'School For Husbands' The University Players (former- ly Playbill) will present their seventh production of the current' season this week. Moliere's comedy of manners, "School for Husbands," will be presented at 8 p.m. tomorrow through Saturday in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Directed by Prof....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY School Adds New Courses To Prograin The education school faculty approved two new graduate cours- es and program changes in their meeting early this week. To be part of the master's de- gree program in Russian studies, a. course in "History of Educa- tional Ideas in Russia and East- ern Europe" will be offered by Prof. William K. Medlin of the education school. An advanced course in curricu- lum theory and practice for thos...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY,F ACROSS CAMPUS: Festival QuartetTo Make Local Debut TISSUE REGISTRY-Prof. A. James French, chairman of the Pathology Department, and Jonas Crudup inspect pathological microscopic slides. The registry, maintained by the pathology department and staffed by a full-time librarian, contains slides, paraffin blocks enclosing tissue specimens, and wet tissues. 700,000 specimens are on file dating from 1895. Body Tiss...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TION REJECTED: >fessOr Discusses Imperial Russia n" TA PETROSHUS distrust of gradualism and . on a day-to-day basis led nges pursued from a global of view in imperialist Rus- Professor Marc Raeff of College said yesterday. Russian-born professor dis- c the state's function from eign of Peter the Great to nancipation of the serfs in seen from the viewpoint of both the state and the people. He spoke also of the nature of ...…
…©°.._ ___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...…
…FADE Twa THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1961 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 196~ Strangers Take-Off On a Non-Drug Trip DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN tiu:^ f:r;".,Lr'7t:i;r"trw "4Yr:{::rS;?}:rri:"}r4:i:v%'}rr:4^:sLmr{a."{:fi"""'?:4r4:";;}dv 4};a? (Continued from Page 1) last year by Miller and Dr. Larry Bloomberg in Albuquerque, N.M. They have implemented their pro- cess of "self-awareness and aware- ness of other...…
…-I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN D AIL', QTTxTTlAAr 'VIVritDTTAIO,%r tY !n-40 ' ...>- ,.. - i. la n ivalUl" lTa1'i llHlLi 5L \U AY, FEBRUARY 11, 1968 I art Versatility Marks Whistler Prints By PETER VAN SCHAICK Rootless, never really at home The famous Artist's Mother anywhere - even in London and failed toshmowup at either of the Paris, where he spent most of his two Whistler shows currently adulthood - he has been aptly running in the midwes...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, April 11. 1968 Pa0e TWQ THE MICHIGAN DAILY i -r' . . . . r I poetry and prose I records Starts FR IDAY Winners Claim Hopwoods Seraphim Offers Mozart Opera By MARCIA ABRAMSON The annual Avery and Jule Hopwood Awards for creative writing were presented to 26 students last night in a cere- mony at Rackham Lecture Hall.- The 17 major and 13 minor awards added up to $21,150. Poet Denise Levertov...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 1 1 1968 The Ad Bldg.: What it means By MARTIN DALE If it is good enough for the civilization of the Nile, it should be good enough for the Uni- versity of Michigan. Only one must be careful to avoid being openly eclectic (since that is not accepted anymore) and besides, plenty of that genre already exists on campus (Clements Library, the Law Club, the An- gell Hall facade, etc., etc.). ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Friday, October 11, 1968 . records Grooving with a paler shade of Beethoven LAX HOMECOMING f 1955 and now released for the first time in America, cann6t boast of splendid sound, but the early stereo is, in ways, better than many closely-milked re- leases of today. Beethoven's poetic ideas were often nothing more than the dynamic impulse taking form, and nowhere is this as true as in his well-known "Choral Sym- phon...…
…TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1967 music= French Orchestra: Listless, Thin, Timid INCLUDES USSR, NATO: Romania Calls for Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops in Europe * AERIAL VIEW OF PLAZA between the Clements Library (left) and the new addition to the general library shows use of shrubbery and open space contrasting to vertical development of 1977 campus. FutureCampus To Create New L...…
…Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4QATTTT!nAV XT[1"[Pt'imuvl'f 'tt inmm TWO HE MCHI~A1~flALY QA ~f~y!~F~ ~T ~ .... .L~tixA, £NUVE31BRi1D~. 1967~b music Fiedler Displays Familiar 'Pop' Formula Victorious 'U' Debaters To Host Weekend Meet By JAMES SVEJDA Try as he may, any one fortu- nate enough to have heard Arthur Fiedler and his Bostonians during the "Pops" season is unlikely to forget the experience. The Boston Pops (essentially the Boston Sym- ...…
… .. Seventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS May 11: Mens Sano in Corpore Sano Where Opinions Are Free Trtb WUI Prevail 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR, MICH. NEws PHONE: 764-0552 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the inidividual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. EDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1966 ...…
… Seventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Michigan State: The Closed Society ere Opinions Are Free, 420 MAYNARD T., ANN ARBOR, MICH. Truth Will Prevail 42MANR$T.ANABRMIH NEws PHONE: 764-0552 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the inidividual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. ATURDAY, ...…
… Seventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS FEIFFER d~ifloAre free; 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR, MICH. Will evi NEWS PHONE: 764-0552 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the inidividual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. AUGUST 11, 1966 NIGHT EDITOR: PAT O'DONOHUE Detroit's Halfway Riot...…
…AGE TWO Cineum By CLARENCE'FANTO Managing Editor Cinema Two, "the student-run ilm organization now In its sec-' nd year of operation, inaugurated new season Friday night with ne of the finest American films- ealing with human rights and ignity, "Raisin in the Sun." This 1962 classic, starring Sid-, ey Poitier and Ruby Dee, des-; ribes the plight of a: Negro fain- y living in Chicago and its at- empt to redeem self-respect and ignity. THE MICH...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. OCTOBER 11- 1499 TilE MICHIGAN DAILY TTIFgflAV flE'~TAUI'1~ 11 1on~ A villo"rii. %jt. 1VDL'" 11. 1.7 0 i Education School Must Beg Classrooms, Borrow Offices To Accommodate Needs Sensational Pianist Novaes To Charm Audience at Hill t3E----_ _ (Continued from Page 1) Walk into one classr om and footsteps ring loudly. Lehmann claps his hands and one's ears resound. "The acoustics in this room are ter...…
…PAGE TWO TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY . I PAGE TWO TUE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1966 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1966 Full Text of Recommendations For Educational Equality at U' FILMS 'Sundays and Cybele': Sensitive, Artistic Work (Continued from Page 1) tions of the University. Example: The bulletin of School of Nursing and the Bulletin on General In- formation. (12) All .committees and ap- pointed groups which develdp Uni- Versity policy,...…
…Page Two. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, January 1 1, 1969 Pzge . Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday. January 11. 1969 I cinema California protests - - _ I I The 'Negatives approach to sex continue peacefully TONIGHTat Christopher and Sara 1421 Hil5t. 330 P ijl i' By HENRY GRIX Negatives,..now showing at the' Fifth Forum, is so lewd, it is ludicrous. Perverse and shame- lessly bad taste, the film leaves the . viewer wondering what ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, February 1 1 , 1969 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, February 11, 1969 _- music- Subtlety marks Isreali orchestra cinema- Romeo and Juliet: Enriching its beauty =I NATtONAL GFNFRAL C04ORAI N1OW' FOX EASTERN THEATRES.. SHOWING FO VILLAGE 375 No. MAPLE R D. " 76941300 CONTINUOUS SHOWI NGS DAI LY 4 "DAZZLING! Once you see it, you'll never again picture 'Romeo &Juliet quite the way you did befo...…
…Page Two, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, March 11, 1969 ,a.:T.TE IHGA AL Tuesday. March 11 1969 I I cinema THE Film Festival: Bringing America By ELLEN FRANK Lately it seems that everyone from TIME Magazine to your art history professor look down and around our America to con- clude that yes, everyone is mak- ing movies these days. But if that Great Everyone is making experimental, films, where arg they all? Canyon Cinema in Californi...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday. April 11. 1969 Page Twb THE MICHIGAN DAILY theatre poetry and prose Anon and Anon Hot, heavy Lysistra(a' By MICHAEL ALLEN Blessed are the peacemakes for they shall be called the chil- dren of God when you get them to bed. Aristophanes' Lysistrata notorious for its bawdiness, and there was the hoped for abund- ance of it last night in the Uni- versity Players racy production, directed by James Coa...…
….PAGE TIWO THE. MICHIGAN fDAILY rimTlv*ll cl V% . - v . - . -,.;- . - - - - -, _,- .... 'W' TY't T'1 T ('Y !Y T T I T.r !v TUESDIAY, JANUJARY 11, 19(66 I Ht';V'S SPEAKS: Graduate Studies Evaluated; Symposium Honors Sawyer Bureau Releases Guides For Cost Sharing Plan i * Two ideas to help liberate to- the undergraduate student too, to day's graduate student from the where the action is, he said. academic dilemma of his univer- Heyns ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAIL;Y 1?D tT~ A ~.' ~'I~I~TI A ~ I 4 An~ Ri J.BALF~1 J., 5' £.jJzi.utlK~, x ii, t~nio PULITZER WINNER: 'Roses' by Gilroy ~Loved One' More E ndears Than Offends, Grossity Aside By PAUL SAWYER "The Subject Was Roses," the Pulitzer prize winner by Frank Gilroy from the 1965 Broadway season, brings together into one play all the cliches we have ever heard about sagging marriages, inadequate fathers, and alienated sons...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1966 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DMLY FRIDAY. MARCH 11. 196G F FILMS Arts Festival: Few Gems with The Dross; '1864' Outstanding 1Ry DAVE KNOKE' The series of films running in the first show of last night's Ann Arbor Creative Arts Festival rang- ed from obscure and obnoxious to three, maybe four, efforts that showed thoughtf.l construction.' Perhaps' the outstanding entry was "1864," employing tra...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. 1965 PAGETWOTUE I('IGANDAIY ~AT~nY '~PTV~r'#ii !.. '[11. 4 ..",. X , \71+1 1 1:1T1 L1i14 AA, A OUO u STUDENTS HUNT FOR SUMMER WORK: Compete In ashington Job Scramble BRITISH CLASS SATIRE: Young Guiness A Joy' in Dry, Subtle English Comedy (Continued from Page 1) "Congressman Vivian was al-' mara and his 'whiz kids' are hav- ways impressed when he got a ing on State and Budget Bureau c...…
…I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN RAIL PAGE TWO THE MICIEIEAN RAlLY THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1985 TIILRSDAY, :NO 'E11BER 11, 1965 WORLD PREMIER INTERVIEW: Heston Likes Role as Mercenary Knight Across Campus DIAL 662-6264 PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT Shows at 1:15-3:45-6:15 & 8:50 It Fiercely Lives Again ....the Lusty World DIAL 5-6290 ENDING TONIGHT THURSDAY, NOV. 11 By LAUREN BAHR Assistant Managing Editor "What I enjoyed most about playing the lead in ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1964 tLfltV..A..t......P........*.*.*.**~.....*...*.*.*.*..., RIGHTS WEAPON: Harris Links Law to Polities '.::41Y: .+"1 hY: oo: r:.v." ::Y." S"vrr Y: A"v: :Lrvro,:"A r wrrs "lr." 4s"" r " "r:.vr" ." YSh + Y .VMrr ".YAV ".SS44Y"AS'. L "t 1944SS::Y:a"Y."r " ": A::"rAY Sh4Y. ?:"ST? ." . L..Ki."}5:. .. rr..{.:v."::::: a.; . :LsY;. h;$:Yr:F,".". ".fi ' :::: $;"v ,v;:"1";:"::."r., iti"X ".,.;,,...…
…PAGE TO v TIME N ICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11. -1964 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY iVFflNVi~flAV MARfl!T 11. I#I4~& 1T i:/ilLIiJWLl.C3..L 3.F.iC7,.lYVif 11 1J47 i T MODERN DANCE: Hawkins Cites Value of Music (EDITOR's NOTE: This is the second in a series on Erick Hawkins and modern dance.) By GAIL BLUMBERG As the modern dance movement developed, choreographer Erick Hawkins realized that in order to create a new dance, one had to fin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAT Sees Need To Decentralize Senate Passes Measure Covering U Operations (Continued from Page 1)i ACROSS CAMPUS: Blake To Speak at Convocation On top of the University's prior- ity list for utilization of this year's $6 million budget hike-if it comes through-are salary increases for faculty and staff. Another "top priority item is provision for ex- panded enrollment. Begin Crusade 'Aiding 'Poor A major reorganization a...…
…rwo '' THE MICHIGAN DAILX TUE SDAY; OCTQB]ER 11, 1960 Soph Show Lists Players for Musical Students Set Organization For Polities Conservative Group FOR WOMEN ONLY: League Maintains Library Formulates Ideals Conservative students fromo over the country gathered Sharon, Conn., Sept. 10-11 toe tablish a conservative youthc ganization. all in es- or- SOPH SHOW-A past Soph Show ends with song by the whole east. This year's Soph Show will be ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fans Brave Cold To Cheer Team iculties. everal delegates announced -Daily-James warneka r intention to picket the FOUR WOLVERINE FANS braved the cold of an Ann Arbor autumn to watch Michigan beat ise Committee on Un-American Illinois 8-7 last gaturday. The family sat through 35 degree weather to cheer the local gridders ivities when it meets in Los on to victory. Throughout the game, a snow storm threatened to dampen the s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VR Studies Former Colonies' Needs to a higher degree than the West- ern leaders ever would have. "The West has left a four point legacy to these underdeveloped countries: The dual economy sys- tem, the one commodity export, the native political leaders and the concepts of democracy and free- dom. The concept of democracy that the natives are familiar with has not been good to them. The native political rulers have made the...…
…'WHIGAN AT ZT r J-ritrl Urd.eIrA iAriteria Remain fo M-odern Art O'Connor Describes Failure Of Too Talented Personality can be judged rds as the old ob Rosenberg r department on "Can We Distin- . from Bad in Com- Art," Prof. Rosenberg, rofessor from Harvard I artists must "express in the formal organ- expression which has he same and which is ective standard." y4 we can't distinguish lack the objectivity of ld, tadding, "If it were ng ar...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, May 11, 1968 Page Two STONINGS, TEAR GAS: Police clash with Paris students) while Vietnam peace talks begin' Vietnamese, U.S. delegates set L-7 parley on bombing for Monday Tonight and Saturday at PAMELA and MICHAEL 1421 Hill St. '8:30 P.M. PARIS (iP)-Club swinging po- lice charged over student barri- cades of cobblestones and over- turned automobiles early today to scatter bands of insurgent youths wh...…
…Tuesday, June 11 1968 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Tw~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY An American tragedy's last act WASHINGTON OP)-Nearly 60,000 people made the pil- grimage Sunday to the grave of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy in Arlington National Cemetery. Ethel Kennedy, expecting her 11th child, came to kneel at the foot of her husband's grave. Mrs. John F. Kennedy came with her two children, to pray at the grave of her assassinated husband, then...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 11. 1968 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,- .!f '7 f I 1 Open debate on i^ t" .nV.". r" . i4.. ."r. .v..w"rx:+r."r.".".-.:r JJ ^ :Y r.:5:".4mvx"v "n" n" "c. ".v %YCtv."."." ::vrn" rrJ. "::: nY.SO"."."r: 'r.:: r::r: a.: ;.,...::: ": " :::...................... .ea".v Y."r.".v:.":,aa:v: "+: r:. >:".. .. :avn n......... .. .. ......... r......... ... r .... ......... , ........... r....... ... ...«....…
…THE MICHIGAN HAIL. THIIRIgDAV. MA's ' T~~lE MICIIIE~~AN.h. x:1:h! 1I:TA 1A .', 1.. L:l I ,i.lH I 1 )elay Action )n Michigan rime Change Board of Canvassers Postpones Ruling on Referendum Petitions LANSING (P) - A determined y lawyer yesterday blocked any nmediate time change for Mich- Mks. Zoe Burkholz of Benton arbor, a member of the State lard of Canvassers, insisted she 1 not want to act immediately rule on the legalities of peti- >ns s...…
…PAGE TWO 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWO '(HE MICHIGAN DAILY f67 ":ifV liiX V% IV aa 1aIUt MUSIC Frager Opens Rackham Series With Impressive Technical Skill ArabRearmamentDims Peace Hope By CHARLES TIMBRELL c Malcolm Frager, who presented1 the first recital of the Univer- sity's Summer Concert Series int Rackham Auditorium Friday eve-s ning, is a pianist of impressivei technical and musical accomplish-f ment, and the winner of several prest...…
…d THE 311CHIGAN DAILY ) 'FIlE MICHIGAN DAILY THEATRE 'Little Mary Sunshine' Caters Summer Symphony: A Polished Premiere To Very Sentiment I By ANN MUNSTER Rick Besoyans .iLittle Mary Sunshine" is a pleasant and re- laxing musical, sure to please any- one seeking relief from the nec- essity of coping intellectually with serious theatre or with more subtle satire. Its avowed purpose is to spoof the musical shows of bygone days -romantic...…
…Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "Where Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily ex press the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1961 NIGHT EDITOR: MICHAEL OLINICK W...…
…A Orbit Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 'Where Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily ex press the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. AID PROGRAM: U.S. Takes Gamble In Latin Amer...…
