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…19UNDAY. NOVEMBER it, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGN FIVE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAEW Irivi! ii'1V" XALT C 1 1 DUAL CHARACTER: Cutler Speaks on Personality USNSA Annual Session Aets on Policy, Program (Continued from Page 1) fIEDS The modern teenage population' of the United States has, in effect, a split personality, Prof. Richard L. Cutler of the psychology de- partment told the 33rd annual Parent Education Insti...…

…PAGE S, TH MICHIG.aat aAN£ LU *All.V ?AGasm a1 MJ(aUJEaavN L"a~Ly SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1962 3 SGC Candidates Cite Stands on Election Issues. ,-,,. nI Charles' IRarnell '63; High School Student Gov- ernment President; Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, rush chair- man, house judiciary. The current conflict over contin- ued membership in USNSA pro- vides a good illustration of my philosophy of the role of Student Government Council. I...…

…62 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SNSA, Membership Selection, Speaker a 2 41 Bruce HoPkins '64; Member, Flint Junior Col- lege SGC, 1959; Member, South Quad'rangle Council; Member, Young Republicans; Member, Alpha Tau Omega, representa- tive to JIFC. After considering the import- ance and role of the Council here at the University, I have a def- inite conception regarding the re- sponsibilities involved, both of the Council and of the individual memb...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNAY, Volverines Gain First Big Ten Win,1410,Over4 Illini Farabee's Key Interception Sets Up Crucial Touchdown (Continued from Page 1) BROTHERLY BATTLE: Elliott Lauds Top Effort in Victory ,. did not see action for the remaind- er of the game to hamper Illinois' passing attack. Michigan finally got rolling to- ward the end of the third quarter. Chapman fair-catched a short Taliaferro punt on the Illinois 46 giving th...…

…UNDAY, NUVEM.E 11, 196 THE MICHIGAN DAILY NORTHWESTERN DROPS FIRST: Wisconsin, Purdue, Northwestern Share First in Big Ten PAGE N I By The Associated Press MADISON-Rose Bowl-minded Wisconsin shocked Northwestern, the nation's No. 1 football power, with an explosive attack and a bruising defense in knocking the Wildcats from the unbeaten ranks 37-6 yesterday behind the brilliant and one defeat. The lone setback was a 14-7 decision to Ohio S...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER11 1962 U' ALUMNI CLUBS: Rea, Student Governors View OSA TREAT STUDENT ILLS: Health Service Dirn By LOUISE LIND Walter B. Rea, director of fi-, nancial aids of the Office of Stu- dent Affairs, told the Student Gov- ernors of the University Alumni Clubs yesterday in the Henderson Room. of the Michigan League that the OSA, recently reorganized along functional lines, will oper- ate smoothly and properly, onc...…

…POLITICAL VIEW OF EDUCATION See Page 4 ilk igau ~IA&t33 PARTLY CLOUDY High-7 Low-54 Mild in the daytime, but chance of showers tonight Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXIII, No.23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1962 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES -Daily-Edward Arnos TRUSTEES-University President Harlan Hatcher applauded the nation's college governing boards at the Association of Governing Boards dinner last night. To hi...…

…PAk;f a : THE MICHIGAN DAILY TMTTRnAV (1["! CIIMVD III v' P *0 WG TEMIHIANDAL LA LJmiHY, Vv L3 ~J;J.5. 11, 1962 EDUCATION: - Ericksen Sees New Concept Robert Mark Wenley "An exciting revbiltion is- under way in the process by which a stu- dent.gets.:his educationi," said Prof. Stanford'C. Ericksen *of the psy- chology department, .-in opening: remarks.to 'the cotivntion of the- Association of Governing Boards of State Universities and A...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Congress Moves on Bills, LITTLE WORRY: r Hopes To Adjourn CATHOLICS MEET: May Bypass Marian Dogma By The Associated Press1 VATICAN CITY - Indications1 are mounting that the Roman Catholic "successors of the apostles," meeting here today in worldwide force, may bypass an issue that could place a heavy burden on future Catholic-Protes- tant relations, It is the proposal by a large seg- ment of the Roman Catho...…

…t t fat :4 Eai Seventy-Third Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN s - UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS "Where Opinions Are F. STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG., ANN ARBOR, MICH., PHONE NO 2-3241 Truth Will Preva l" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1962 e NIGHT EDITOR...…

…Y, OCTOE 161962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r, CT1 1.1 92TH MCHGA DIL DAILY CLASSIFIED ADVEBTISEME TS MUSICAL. MDSE, A-I NEW AND USED INSTRUMENTS BANJOS, GUITARS AND BONGOS Rental Purchase Plan PAUL'S MUSICAL REPAIR 119 W. Washington GUITARS ETC. Make, Repair, Buy and Sell Private and Group Instruction Hoots Daily Herb David Guitar Studio 209 SO. STATE NO 5-8001 X5 BIKES and SCOOTERS HARLEY-DAVIDSON 45 cub. in. Sacri- fice. $150. Jon Fredrickson...…

…___THE MICHIGAN DAILY r ! " r- Ford Foundation Donates Theatre Grants v Professor Discusses Critics of 'Stranger' Grants totaling $6,100,000 to strengthen nine professionalnon- profit' repertory theatres from coast to coast have been donated by the Ford Foundation. This was the first action voted by the foundation under its ex- panded program of assistance to he arts, and exceeds any previous heatre appropriations. "We are now carrying ou...…

…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1962 THE MIC~HIGAN TUAT.V lft & stew ri a ua uai Vaa l l K1 L['11L1 - _ .'Z PAGE SEVEN Terry Wins Game for Yankees IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Arkansas, Purdue Climb Up (Continued from Page i field and Richardson lined a single to left. Al Dark, manager of the Giants, bounced out of the dug- out to confer with Sanford but decided to let him continue. The right-hander then threw one ball to Tresh. The 24-year old son of af...…

…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY" M''MSTT4CT1 A'TT A/'tiMnr%--- - .. rwr EIGHT THE M... ..__. ........ _ ___- _. THURSDJAY, IOCTOBER 11, 1962 2 CITES YUGOSLAVIA: Fiamengo Views Socialism DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN F7 1i (Continued from Page 7) By BARBARA PASH Socialism takes different forms in each country, Prof. Ante Fia- mengo, visiting professor of so- ciology from the University of Sar- ajevo, explained recently. "We in Yugoslavia belie...…

…rston: To Attempt Full- Year Operati t By DENISE WACKER crop of babies born immediately after World War II didn't ey were destined to revolutionize higher education. But the 's did. since about 1950, there had been jingles on television and . buses portending disaster to American education unless ns were made for the schooling of the millions of youngsters e then in their first years of elementary school. the mid-1950's, most institutions o...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDA THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTJESDA HELSINKI CONSENSUS: Festival Spreads Goodwill, Fails Reds U Cautiously Prepares For Full-Year Operation (Continued from Page 1) By HELENE SCHIFF As the 14,500 youths from 144 countries left the Communist- sponsored eighth world youth fes- tival in Helsinki Aug. 5, the gen- eral consensus was that the festi- val was successful at furthering international goodwill but failed at furthering...…

…1 TUU' IEM'FUKThT 1N'T?.1'V~ mJ - Ud ±Y.R A r I al~ old off Redistricting ... -S. Appeal :alls Effect f Decision Voids State Ruling )n Senate Seating chigan's smoldering reappor- nent controversy has been put !e until the next session of the lature, however it will be a r issue in the fall campaign. e state Supreme Court, de- g in favor of state AFL-CIO dent August Scholle in his asking the nullification of the nt Senate's apportionmen...…

…,. Seventy-Third Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS "Where Opinions Are Free STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG., ANN ARBOR, MICH., PHONE NO 2-3241 Truth Will Prevail"' Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. ESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1962 NIGHT EDITOR: FRED RUSSELL ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Arbor's Many Churches Serve Varied Beliefs lxnn Arbor of- thfrtee~ ellowship for Bethlehem Evangelical and Re- Baha'i faith and other world re- holding to the Christian faith and creeds and formed Church. ligions and their relevance to mod- identified with the historic Chris- g their four Liahona Fellowship ern society. Discussions center niversity. The Liahona Fellowship of the around the nature of God in terms tian Church ...…

… A sculptured fountain adorns the. main entrance of the League. The art museum is located in the Alumni Memorial Building. _ :..- 4.:: ' .: - .... - .....:.. _ < v........ . …

…..... ,... L. a+. w e 1t.L.E V .La i V l'fF 11 :L1A L d North campus engineering buildings are across the river from the Medical Center. characterize 'U' Campus Angell Hall is the main literary college building This unusual building graces the lawn of the A&D building. U radio telescope is internationally known. Hill Auditorium seats 4500 for concerts and lectures. Haven Hall is a literary college office building. ..'. ^ I......... 3 …

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1962 'U' Counselors Help Solve Student Problems By GERALD STORCH For students in serious personal trouble, or in 'need of advice on academic matters, there are a myriad of counseling sources, ranging from residence hall staff- men to faculty professors to pro- fessional counselors. The University realizes its re- sponsibility to provide services for both the short and long-run needs of students, b...…

…EPTEMBER 11,1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE r TINAT E DEANS OF MEN AND WOMEN: Lewis ReorganizesOffice of Student Affairs, MONTGOMERY WARD ARBORLAN D supervise the present OSA func- tion of distributing scholarships and loans on the basis of need. The director of student organi- zations and discipline is John1 Bingley. He will oversee the acti- vities of the many student groupst at the University, with most of his work at first centering on ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 196, The Arboretum: Quiet, S It By DENISE WACKER Aware of the benefits derived from the Nichols Arboretum, the University has gone out of its way to preserve the woody area as a sanctuary for students in need of soul searching or nature study. The Arb, 135 acres of rugged hills and slopes covered by over 2,000 varieties of trees and other vegetation, is located just beyond The Hill, where six dormi...…

…Y1, 1962 THE MICHIGAN llA IIv.v .a as.as t a a ~a J U. L1PAGE E,E17a EN i; C . ~ +J ., ".,, SING LuM SAY: 'Wel come, incoming Freshmen. Welcome backo also, Upperclassmen and Graduate Students. Come visit us Xoften during the year.V a A Advieto Freshmen aEnjoy the Finest1 1) Don't believe everything you read Cantonesea 0iF o 1 2) Be sure to comparison shop at a te Boksore th Boktoe Vl V U Take-out Orders Anytime - VV 3) Phone at least a ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY" TUESDAY, SEP. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. SEP _. _Y_._ _, ., FOR YOU AND YOUR DEPENDENTS Premium Reduced Benefits Increased 12 Months for $20 To In Force 24 Operating Provid Accid Hours a Day Together eP ent with the U. of M. Health Service rotection Against and Sickness 365 Days a Year Anywhere in the World IOD ENDS OCT.10,1962 I ROLL PERI l Approved by the University of Michigan and sponsored by STUDENT...…

…Conversion: By DENISE WACKER A year la The crop of babies born immediately after World War II didn't the University know they were destined to revolutionize higher education. But the aDwyer of t educators did. academic yes And since about 1950, there had been jingles on television and semester leng signs on buses portending disaster to American education unless provisions were made for the schooling of the millions of youngsters The Dwy who we...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1962 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. SEPTEMBFR 11 1!1A~ P .--- --- 11, 1~VA, V " erJ ctLzicn' i, m modern "Coa+ inq Ending Tuesday BURT LANCASTER in "Birdman of Alcatraz" HELSINKI CONSENSUS: Festival Spreads Goodwill, Fails Reds 'U' Cautiously Prepares For Full-Year Operation 1 * Wednesday Through Saturday "A luxurious belly laugh.-wei;er, N. Y. Timme "Carmichael, Terry-Thomas and Simn are f...…

…DAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 7 r n 'k. "Jao a fold off :ty:: a^:-Si :7}:%'r::'r '":4:=4}?'":"ar:. ::.; ::;.;{.:-r.;:,;:r .". . ,;{.; ".}".: }'.>I ::.;.tv},-:..ti".*?-"g; ... ,,.........,.,...... s :r, ssb. ..a. ,..: "^ .r:":s ..,., s^:i.'v,...+stia.: ;;:r...,1s.;: :iti:} Redistricting 4> * * * * tate s Political Parties, Launch Fall Campaign WithComplete Ticket Detroit Poll Gives Edge To, Rormney Voters To Nom...…

…Seventy-Third Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN S - UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS TWhb Op1 Areree STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG., ANN ARBOR, MICH., PHONE NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. JESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1962, NIGHT EDITOR: FRED RUSSELL KRAMER The 'No Policy' Poli...…

…1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... 1962 THE MICHIGAN I~AILY F Ann Arbor's Many Churches Serve Varied Beliefs The churches of Ann Arbor of- fer programs and fellowship for students of various creeds and their guests during their four year stay at the University. The University Lutheran Chap- el is the all-student congregation for members and friends of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod and affiliated Lutheran groups. Gamma Delta, the Internati...…

…-. aa>. aJ sraa varaai nip Lnaui 1'UX"ri5ll17kYx fSls'"Yi'15"11 A sculptured fountain adorns the main entrance of the League. The art museum is located in the Alumni Memorial Buildinig. .. 'v- …

… Hill Auditorium seats 4500 for concerts and lectures. . fn6tr5909+a4G E .{ :. .. J:. :: .3 U :.E ~ …

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI I WILKINSON'S 'U' Counselors Help Solve Student Problems OF BACK TO SCHOOL NEEDS Shop Early and Avoid the Big Rush. Take advantage of our no charge for initials service and our convenient charge or $1.00 weekly budget plan. By GERALD STORCH For students in serious personal trouble, or in need of advice on' academic matters, there are a myriad of counseling sources, ranging from residence hall staff- men to faculty ...…

…,Y, SEPTEMBER 11, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY LY~ 5EPTEMBER 11, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAIIX JIMINAT E DEANS OF MEN AND WOMEN: Lewis ReorganizesOffice of Student Affairs (Continued from Page 1) I . .< MONTGOMERY WARD ARBORLAND that women students have "spe- cial needs," such as in counsel- ing matters, that should be. han- dled in a position specifically de- signed for a woman administrator. Lewis decided, however, to elim- inate any formal dist...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 198Z The Arboretum: Quiet, Scenic By DENISE WACKER Aware of the benefits derived from the Nichols Arboretum, the University has gone out of its way to preserve the woody area as a sanctuary for students in need of soul searching or nature study. The Arb, 135 acres of rugged hills and slopes covered by over 2,000 varieties of trees and other, vegetatio...…

…Pi xI, 162 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P1 11, 1962 THE IUICIIIGAN DAILY C . J 4 , 0 tl * -*0 The SCHWABEN NN Take a Break! Try our tasty "SCHWABEN BURGERS" and tempting "POOR BOY SANDWICH" For your pleasure we serve liquor, beer, wine, and delicious cocktails We serve 7 days a week Sunday thru Thursday, 11:30 A.M.-Midnite Friday 'and Saturday 'til 2 A.M. STOP IN! SING LUM SAY: Welcome, incoming Freshmen. Welcome back also, Upperclassmen and G...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, $ 'EMBER 11, THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. ~ .." _...... .nrnnnirrarnrn irrri r ...«... . FOR YOU AND YOUR DEPENDENTS Premniun Reduced Benefits Increased 12 Months for $20 Operating To'Provid Accid In Force 24 Hours a Day I Together with the U. of M. Health Service e Protection Against ent and Sickness 365 Days a Year Anywhere in the World 4 ROL E T E HOD E DS OCT.'10, 962 I Appr...…

…UNIVERSITY SECTION 1Mw ~igan I43ait I UNIVERSITY SECTION Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No.1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1962 TWELVE PAGES Science Building Costs,$ Millio*n Capital Outlay Also Finances Music School Bldg., Renovations By KENNETH WINTER Topping the University's building projects this year is the $7 million Physics and Astronomy Building now under construction on East University, Wilbur...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL sTUESDAY, ~W7~'U'Graduate, Professional Train SEPTEMBER 11, 1962 f ing By GERALD STORCH The University is not only An- gell Hall, and it is not only cen- tral campus. It is instead a vast organism that stretches from the athletic plant on Hoover St. through the Diag and the Medical Center up to the research complex on North Campus, and it even has branches in Dearborn and Flint. To entering freshmen, this may perhaps be di...…

…11,1962 THE MICHIGAN DAIIN 11, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Continues To Flourish with 14-School Network 1 abroad exchange programs with the University of Sheffield. The University was the first in in the country to offer a professor- ship in the science and art of teaching-in 1879. Dean of the school is Willard C. Olson. Engineering College ... Comprising more than three thousand students, this college pro- vides undergraduate programs in...…

…THE MICRI.GA N DAILY TUESDAY. SEPTEMRTR 11. 1 992 THE MIChIGAN DAILY TTW~nAV ~VPTTMnI'D 11 lOftG I GIrInCn 11, 1 ybC F +,. Law Quad: Unity of Thought, Beauty os seen on ihe cover oft Aunust R THE NEWEST MOST BEAUTIFUL PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS ! These days a typewriter is a must for every college student. Act now and you can rent or buy a new port- able for lots less than you think! Come in now. MO RRILL'S By ROBERT SELWA The law quadra...…

…11, 1962 TAE MICHIGAN DAILY 11, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY IUSIC SCHOOL NEXT: Rapidity Marks North Campus Growth if I By EARL POLE In 1951, the acres now compris- ing the North Campus of the Uni- versity were farmlands, their gent- ly rolling hills given over to pas- ture and grain fields. Today the. area is the site of over a half-dozen laboratory and service buildings and of apartment housing for 700 student families. On the drawing board...…

…"TAE MICHIGAN DAILY 1111111 C;hAV- mv.v THE WtIaCW TEv aa1V.IIAV i U' 'tli? 1w . 'ZF & .L,.:AA 7A arriving on campus is more than just getting there . . . You'll find all these famous names in residence at H-H-S As everyone knows, it's what you do, where you go, how you look. And to this latter end, our new Arborland store is very much centered upon the tastes and traditions of the college man - and woman. It's a store where you'll mos...…

…1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILI w'OMTH FROM HUGHES-HATCHER-SUFFRIN, ARBORLAN D ASHION SHOP ,Y r ~h _CHARTER CLUB NATURAL-SHOULDER VESTED SUITS ~.... ~IN CLASSIC HERRINGBONES, WORSTEDS, SHARKSKINS exI\i 4' VERY SPECIAL $T 't T. .~ ..* ..5..hree fabrics, any one a cornerstone of a young man's campus wardrobe-and 4Th. ""here at such a very special price! There's the traditional all-wool herringbone in neat weaves of olive, grey or navy . .. the flat-fi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAI'. S THE ~ICHIGANDAILY UESDA. SEF . ua. I Honoraries Serve Universit / Often the springtime visitor sees strangely dressed (or undressed)r students undergoing the mild tor- ture of crawling from the Diag to the League Fountain or being showered with brickdust around an oak tree. This is not fraternity hazing- long departed from the University -but the honoraries initiating. A neophyte is "tapped" for the org...…

…11, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE ACHING, RESEARCH FACILITI ES: Try FOLLETT' Medical Center Provides Patient Service UTSED 'S First DD /^S By HELENE SCHIFF departments of t h e Medical 'he University Medical Center, School is proposed and funds have prawling complex of buildings, been requested from the Legisla- vides an important statewide ture. Late in 1959 the Mental ching and patient care service. Health Research Building was oc- ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILA ' MF1tVQ1AV'_ QU'P ua11' I ..la' - - .4Ja~ 3uax, o- sr'A.. Zivilmn 11I, .LU3,d- W.,; 'U' Relations Department Sets Image (Continued from Page 1) t - INVESTIGATE, RECOMMEND: Committees Do Senate Work .I from RANDOM r HFouE <*p ye;(9o 46x9; vS~o A+yitr 604 I(a4otE <<, (Continued from Page 1) 7 celebration although it is five years away. The University relations office carries out its responsibility of interpretin...…

…11, 196Z THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN 11, 198~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVE?~ ' NSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH: Center Investigates Behavior By CYNTHIA NEU The University Institute for So- al Research is one of the focal )lflts for research in the social iences on and off the campus. The ISR is divided into two lain sections: the Center for roup Dynamics and the Survey esearch Center. They are sup- . * rted by funds from the govern- lent...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ""TV& QV~r"ffnV2""1 THE MtC~hElaN a It.V .F1E c! .6 U7PW1WU u9 i * 11. iERVES STUDENTS, FACULTY: Health Service Provides Unique Clinics DISC SHOP HI"F' (ENTER 1210 S. University NO 3-6922 304 S. Thayer NO 5-4855 By EARL POLE University Health Service has been serving the students and fac- ulty of Michigan for nearly 50 years. Providing basic clinical services and a number of specialty clinics, including mental hygi...…