…STUDENTS WANT TO BE LEFT ALONE See Page 4 L Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 441iit CLOUDY, COLD High--36 Low-&7 Continued cold; snow late tomorrow or Friday. VOL. LXi, No. 45 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1959 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGES 0 ernor ights e a1 ans SW, 4~GOP Agee On Progrram .. ::.a;}ti{: i":j;" \(}:::tl'}J:C.:\ i ' tv~~ G etY:Y ,. ... . .::.;.^ ' . :.i::".{\i :?rri":1:\' nT o C a s h " i. \:' " Senate T...…
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… Lives with Aborigines By JEAN HARTWIG In his 14 years living among the natives of New Guinea, Pieter MerkeliJn has come in contact with cannibals, headhunters and young "rock'n roll" enthusiasts. Commenting on his experiences among the Papuans, the official head of the Indigenous Informa- tion Section of Cultural Affairs in Hollandia of Netherlands, New Guinea, said his job is to supply the people with newspapers, maga- zines, radio program...…
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… 19 lO9 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Freshman Team To Battle in Intersquad Game PA( Blues To Face Whites In Second Annual Game Michigan Depth at Ends Stronger in Mid-Season 1. By HAL APPLEBAUM What are Miphigan's football prospects for the future? The answer to this oft-repeated question may be answered in part this afternoon when Don Dufek's freshman team, divided into two. squads,' squares off in the second annual freshman game at Michi- gan S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATT.V SAt----RSD --AY -,- - -N , u_. ..a v a~avr utbATI.'V$L.SnT N rEMBER 12, 1959 ". MMMWAM" )AY 4:10 P.M. Department of Speech HO SENCBANZ and GILDENSTEBN by W.S. GILBER.T "Where to go ... and What to do" Sat., Nov. 14---8:30 P.M. Ann Arbor Folk & Jazz Society presents AN EVENING wasted WITH TO-MEU 'hER ANN ARBOR HIGH - ALL SEATS RESERVED Tickets: $4.40, $3.30, $2.75, $2.20, $1.65 tax incl. on sale at BOB MARSHALL'S, ...…
