…PERSONAL DECISIONS AND NATIONAL POLICY Bee Page 4 Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXI, No. 56 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1960 WSU Defines Policy On Use of Facilities New Standard Designed To Prevent Renting by 'Communist, Crackpot' By MICIAEL OLINICK After a month of meetings and discussions, Wayne State University issued a statement yesterday defining what kind of organizations may make use of the school's fa...…
…THE TUI~'CHITEAN DAITY RI A U ierican, British cools Compared, 1 ishop Cites Risk As Key To Liberties DRAMA, MUSIC: New York, Chicago, Detroit Feature Vacation Entertainment for Students Rites Honor Retired 'U' _ Professor By JUDITH SATTLER I NTHIA NEU V' rally speaking, American y authorities have a, control of student activi- a authorities at the Uni- College London," Terry 32BAd, said in an inter- terday. , who graduated last...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I11l PROTESTS-A pacifist boards the nuclear-powered submarine, Ethan Allen, after swimming out to the newly launched ship. He was quickly removed from the vessel. The Ethan Allen, the first of four new missile-carrying submarines, is equipped with a new type of Polaris missile which has an in- creased range of 1,725 miles. Nuclear Sub Launehed Despite Pacifists BATON'ROUGE ()-Gov. Jim- mie Davis said last night New Or- le...…
…"Okay, Boy-We'll Let You Co-exist With Us A While Longer" 4r Allrigan, 344,111 Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD mq CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUmucAroNs BLDG. * ANN ARDoR, MICH. " Phone NO 2-3241 Will Prevail" 1nio2 Are Free LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Colloquium Lacks Real Challenge To the Editor: NOW THAT THE Challenge Colloquium weekend is past perhaps we can ...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY ___ DAIYOFIALBULLETIN', (Continued from Page 4) For any additional information 'and B.S.-M.S.: M.E. & Met. Sales. BSN appointments contact the Bureau of November 30 (a.m.) B SN Appointments, 3528 Admin. Bldg., NO Socony, Mobil, Oil, Inc., Field Bes. ruce Baumann, Chemistry; thesis: 3-151 Ext. 489. Lab., Dallas. M..B..-M.S.: EXE. 'M.S.- Reaction of Sodium Mercaptides and PERSONNEL: REQUESTS: Ph.D.: Ch.E. R. & D. RITZ BE od...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ans Elected '61 'M' Football Captain (0~ By DAVE ANDREWS leorge Mans was named Cap- a of Michigan's 1981 football mn, Coach Bump Elliott reveal- yesterday following the annual tad election. 3e succeeds center Jerry Smith. !onsidered a fine blocker and ine defensive end, as well as ng placed in the select class hustlers and hard workers by Michigan coaching staff, his ction was well received by El- t I'm very happy with t...…
…ichigan State 35 Iowa . .. 21 Northwestern . . 7 Illinois . . . . . 10 0@ Navy . . . . . 2 Wisconsin y7 racuse . ..451 California, 0 West Virginia.. 0 Slippery R . . 0 7 Indiana 0 Purdue . . . . . 14 Notre Dame 6 Penn State. . 8 Penn 0 0 . . . . . . . . THE NECESSARY COMPROMISE Y Lw iArn ~ati4 CLOUDY, MILD High--6O Partly cloudy and cooler tonight and Monday. See Page 4 Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom i VOL. LXXI, No...…
…THE MICRIGAN DAILY 'RAM NOTES: embrandt Prints on Display ARTS AND LETTERS: Poster Art Forms Link Between Artists, Public mbrandt Prints," the major xhibition of the fall semes- pens 'today at Alumni Me- 1 Hall. lcted in connection with a randt seminar led by Prof. Rosenberg, visiting profes- om Harvard and curator of , Fogg Art Museum, the 77 randt pieces with 4 addi- examples for study were d from Midwest collections. rt Sahl, called the ...…
… Red Leader Asks Solidarity LONDON (AP} - Mao Tze-Tung yesterday humbly recognized the Soviet Union as the world's great- est Communist power and offered to soft-pedal his ideological quar- rel with Premier Nikita S. Khrush- chev in the interest of Red solidar- ity. The Chinese Communist lead- er and his three top associates in Peiping sent a message to Moscow wh~ich stopped just short of bowl- ing completely to Khrushchev's will. Their teleg...…
…Seventy-First Year . EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS th Wil Prevai"l STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 orials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writes or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. Y, OCTOBER 23, 1960, NIGHT EDITOR: ANDREW HAWLEY Myopic Realism No...…
…AILY _w ....,. IAL BULLETIN World Costumes, Variety Mark International Week By SUSAN HERSHBERG I For.Direct .lassifea'd Service, Phone NO 2-4788 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday,,and Saturday 9:30 'tit 11:30 A.31 y rr rrrrr rr ir i i u r r (Continued from Page 4) Japan, and Robert E. Ward, Prof. ofl Political Science, on "Recent Political Disturbances in Japan" at 8:00 p.m., Tues., Oct. 25, in the East Conference Roon, Rack...…
…TAE MICHIGWTAN DAMI Purdue, 21-14, Remains Unbeate FJ Middies Shut Out Penn, 27-0; Syracuse Wins 16th Straight *4) By The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA - Halfback Joe Bellino, Nevy's highstepping All-America candidate, scored two touchdowns yesterday as the un- beaten-untied Middies coasted 'to a 27-0 victory over Pennsylvania: The running of Bellino and the passing of quarterback Hal Spoon- er featured the sixth straight vic- tory of the...…
…THE 31ICfIG N DAILY Gophers Recover. SPORTS BEAT by TOM WITECKI II0 Fumbles, Take Away Brown Ju AM Loses Ball Seven Times To Hard-Hitting Minnesota Line Living Up To Their Notices "jHEN Michigan assistant backfield coach Jack Nelson called th Minnesota football team "the closest thing to the Chicago Bear I've ever seen in a college team" early last week, there were, those who tended to disbelieve. If the disbelievers were among the 69,352 ...…
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…sua ac :ets Avert' Winter Winds Fall Shirts . 1WWV The sensational development of outerwear this season will write an entirely new chapter in the epic of men's apparel. This new look is the zip, button, or toggle fast- ened jackets for casual wear, ranging from waist to knee length. The trend to suburban living, the added impetus for viewing outdoor sports during autumn and winter, and a growing trend to- ward a leisurely appearance in...…
…TH ,= IIfGA es Shown in Basic Suits By RICHARD OSTLING Men's suits this season will represent a wide variety within a small/range. Some four or five types are considered basic, and of these, the conventional three but- ton model with the flap pockets and center vent is once again a certain favorite. However, prominent 'a m o n g those making headway in the field is the so-called natural shoulder, traditional group with little or no shoulder ...…
…cy Cummerbunds Di ditional Ivy Leaguer ramatize r Tuxedos, By JOHN ROBERTS The Ivy League tuxedo continues to be the most popular fashion in men's formal wear. This design is characterized by Its natural shoulder, straight cut coat with shawl collar, and trousers cut in a mode so casual that they may almost be worn as slacks. Cumberbunds, which in recent! seasons have become practicall% a must for formal events, add a spicing of color to the ...…
…Ri s Sow to Cocktail Dresses By SUSAN STAGG winter formal season is just i the corner, but full formal' vill seldom be seen. :tail dresses are the usual g apparel. These sport the e just below the knees. For g a full skirt is recom- d, but the slimline sheath popular. - A sheath suit is probably the most practical evening garment. A short fitted jacket of biege brocade topped a scoop neck sheath in one suit. The jacket Is fastened with ti...…
…[GiAN DAII. is Show Ingenuity, tivity with Needle m. Girls Seek Comfort Style In Loungewear rsity coeds are character- a good deal of ingenuity ativity; As evidence for this nt, witness the knitting ring prowess of the nearest girl. st every coed, at one time her, has attempted to knit er. Many of them succeed, h surprisingly good results. yling of these hand-knit a generally leans. towards ,ent campus classics: crew at-neck slipons, fluffy...…
…les Still in Vogue of Casual Wear Unsual Hats Favc Ir By JUDITH OPPENHEIM -Daily--Doug Roach MIX AND MATCH--Sweater and skirt combinations range from the plaid skirts and complimenting sweaters such as the stone green ensemble on the left to matching sweaters and skirts like the outfit on the right, which is bright purple. AROUND NECK: Fishermen, Turtle-Necks Characterize Fall Sweaters At the University, casual clothes haven't changed ...…
…,,fl T H E M I HCH IG A N D A ILY U KDAY, 0 SHIRLEY F1RERIKS Mary Markley Hall LINDA UNRAD -Sigma Delta Tam I /r _ ANN ARBOR,7 MANARD i ocoie 23, 1960 / / ~JacobsonsAn it has ;a College Aro msSneshintg special. ® no,, C $the fahinsan ashio thelte "nformraliy ,troug0 BheS ore rdith lesfrb h ughou thee Sore odelin d getSop on the lowe le ad from the Thi QrFashion adrr0'h nf partmhent Yuaei r o u a e n te d to s to p in a n e .l a n e 1 C7/ ...…
…CARVER SCHOOL CRISIS NEARING SOLUTION See Page 4 C, r 5k 43an ait PARTLY CLOUDY "igh-70 Low-52 Cloudy with scattered shower* Cooler in the afternoon Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom V0. LXL No. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1960 * FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGES -,Day--Michael Krabach PRESENTS CHALLENGE-Harold Taylor, president emeritus of Sarah Lawrence College, offered the first challenge of a year-long series on American Civi...…
…THE ITICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY' SEPTEMBER TUE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER SAB Construction Advances CAMBRIDGE HALL: A partrnents Converted In Housing Experiment Cambridge Hall is the scene of an experimental type of housing, for women at the University. This most recent addition to the University dormitory system is a conversion of one of the Uni-1 versitynTerrace apartments. The two and three room suites house; 74 junior and senior wome...…
…23, 1960 TiE MIChIGAN DAIiY Tito Urges Neutral States To Maintain World Peace LAOTIAN VILLAGE TAKEN: Seeks Role Phouma Defeats Rebels VIENTIANE, Laos (JP)-Troops loyal to neutralist Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma swept pro- western rebel forces of Gen. Phou- mi Nosovan out of Paksane yes- terday. Authoritative western sources described the action as an upset victory that may turn the tide in Laos' 12-day-old civil war. The capture of P...…
…Seventieth Year EDTmD AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE U ntERSITY OF MICHIGAN Wen Opinion sAe ee UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD M CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS truthWillPreva STUDENT PUBucArTios 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. Y, SEPTEMBER 23, 1960 NIGHT EDITOR: MICHAEL BURNS Oak Park School Boa...…
…'TMBER Z3, 190 THE MICHIGAN DAILY (Continued from Page 4) German: All graduate students desir- ing to fulfill their foreign language re- quirement by passing the written exam- ination given by Professor Lewis must first pass an objective screening exam-{ ination. The next administration of the object screening examination will be on Wednesday, September 28, from 7 p.m. 'until 9 p.m. In Auditorium C, Angell Hall. Within 48 hours after the ex...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIAT,! SEPTEMBEI PAPER-BOUND BOOKS 50 Publishers Represented PROMPT SERVICE On Special Orders OVERB ECK'S BOOKSTORE T RADIT ION-BREAKER: Ghika To Lead 'M' In Opening Game Baseball Squad Begins Fall Practice Sessions BY JBI HAIDT Daily Classifieds Bring Results I1 an Educational experience. . 0 By CLIFF MARKS Stepping on the field in Michi- gan Stadium tomorrow to lead the{ Wolverines against Oregon will be a tra...…
…'RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 33, ,1960 THE MICHIGAN DAILY RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1960 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY A SPORTS BEAT byiTOM WITECKI The Road Back to the Top TIS OBVIOUS to anyone familiar with the Michigan football scene that Wolverine gridiron fortunes are on the upswing. For approxi- mately a year and a half, Coach Bump Elliott and his youthful staff have been hard at work in an attempt to rebuild the Michigan foot- ball empire. And in this re...…
…THE MICHIGAN i~AIiV I W~h ~ A~ W i~N rwTu-qw~ A - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, I , Clerk Explains Voting Laws Ji are qualified voters can and should vote somewhere in the November election." The problem then arises of who is and who isn't a qualified voter. To qualify, one must be 21 years of age on or before November 8th; he must be a citizen of the United States and he must reside within one of the 50 states. Beyond this, various minor restric...…
… HARD LIE ON CSTRO Sege Page 2 Y L Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom ~ait PARTLY CLOUDY high--84 Lt W-68 Scattered thunder showers. LXX No. 258 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1960 FIVE CENTS FOUR PAG )ust Russia Aide FOres ori w vase .w. R fA1Y t Fires Sweep Western Stae 1/0, L M F el . Name Idaho Embassy Secretary Ezhov Obtained AsDi Aerial Defense Base Photographs sDisaster WASHINGTON (R-The United States yes...…
…". . * Now, Let Us Consider The Next Well-Known Candidate -.-" Seventieth Year ___ EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIvERSITY OF MICHIGAN When Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prev- 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 reprin...…
… 23, 1960 THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ ROSS CAMPUS: Giovanni' Extends Run; U' Musicians Perform U' TV SERIES PRESENTS: Expansion, Millennium Flowers To Be Shown Regents Approve Appointmei Thirteen faculty appointments were approved at the Regents meeting Friday, July 15. I f i A sold-out run of four perform- ances'of Mozart's operatic master- piece, "Don Giovanni," has prompted the Department of Speech and School of Music to add a fifth perform...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AthleticsJ K,4./ T V V UI..,aj TOLEDO (M)-Final event sum- maries in the AAU National Men's Outdoor Swimming and Diving Championships at Scott Park Pool: Three-meter diving-Sam Hall, WBNS Swim Club, Columbus, Ohio, 477.80. Don Harper, WBNSs SC, 454.23. Frank Gorman, New York AC, 414.55. Ron O'Brien, WBNS SC, 409.15. Jerry Harrison, WBNS SC; 405.30. Ernie Meissner, Kitchener, Ont., 400.50. 100-meter freestyle-Jeff Far- rell...…
…ETCRMANN AND, ISRAEL. it 43U Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 4,kv 471 tj a PARLY CLOUDY High--78 Iittle change in temperatre X, No. 3S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1960 FIVE CENTS FOUR xchange of Documents Marks Wagner Bans Nazi Ral .S.- apan hi Pl Treaty Ratification 4 om Post, Agreement Follows Month-Long Rioting rOKYO (P) - Japan and the ited States yesterday exchanged ratification documents bind- them to...…
…Seventieth Year -. --_ EDrTED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVE SrrY OF MICHIGAN hen Opinions Ar Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OP STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Wil Prevail" 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. rRSDAY, JUNE 23, 1960 NIGHT EDITOR: MICHAEL BURNS DREW P...…
…,Y1. JUNNE 13, 1960 THEE MICHIGAN DAILY Y, JUNE 23, 1960 THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNCILMEN, JUDGES: Girls' Staters Elect Officials Byr BEATRICE TEODORO Also highlighted today are the ,"You are now breathing the pre-requisite procedures for or- purest, -most vitalizing air on ganizing the state government. Earth," claimed the sign at the After a staff talk on the politi- entrance of Alber City. cal parties in Michigan, the 360 Alber is one of th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JUNE M rR T1 H 6 ALYTUSAJN -'M Star Winner at Wimbledon DETROIT'S FOURTH STRAIGHT: Tigers Lose to Yankees; White Sox Beat Orioles MBLEDON, England ()- zar Mulloy laughed in the Af Father Time yesterday by cing into the third round of Wimbledon Men's Singles s Championship along with fellow Americans. 46-year-old Miami veteran ed Britain's top ranking Davies 6-3, 6-3, 6-4 in a r court battle of two tennis ati...…
…COMPREHENSIVES: PRO AND CON see page 4 S r4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom DaitP WARM, CLOUDY High-83 Low-55 Present conditions to continue with little change Y1Vi~ U1L1NT~5 VA!,. LXX, No. 141 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1960 FIVE UENTS$ SIX PA aua aY.a v r Michigras 0 Marches in with Parade ( of Toy * * * * * * * * * Ike Welcomes de Gaulle, Raps False Peace Parleys To Discuss Conference Difficu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATTIROAY: APR Ir. 2R._ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ATTT1~.flAV APRTV 09 - J as.,.a a., La. *I.Sfl ~VU~ .euv PtxJ.URLLM , t1r mIlu zs, lybv New Pathology Building Sees Full Use Dean Terms Science Aid 'Educational' Government-supported research toward military objectives has great educational value for the entire world, Dean Stephen S., Attwood of the engineering college said at a lecture for Air Force officers recently. As head...…
… Korean ice'-Presidency Totters as Chang Resigns 'U. Prediet Rhee May Dump Successor Expected To Decline Elected Office Soon SEOUL (-South Korea's lame duck, Vice President John H. Chang resigned today and Lee Ki- Poong, the man who unseated him in the controversial March 15 election, said he might step down too. Lee would have succeeded Chang Aug. 15 under President Syngman Rhee. '7 am considering relinquishing the vice presidency-elect," sa...…
…Chain of Command Seventieth Year EDITED ANw MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. 0 Phone NO 2-3241 I___EI Opinions Are Free h Will PrevaU" '.C /. i, ,4 :I . . tPRETING: Berlin May Cause sum mitStalemate BY J. M. ROBERTS Associated Press News Analyst Editorials printed in T he Michigan Daily express the individual opinion...…
…sATUIDAY, AIRL293, 1960 THE MICHIGAN DAILY w PACE F TWO DEPARTMENT HEADS: Regents Approve Appointments, Titles Speech Research Lab Transferred, Renamed I MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES At their meeting yesterday, the Regents of the University ap- proved the following appoint- ments Prof. tiavid, M. Dennison, re-. appointment to chairman of the physics department for a five-year term ending June 30, 1965. Prof. Dennison has b...…
…STX THE MICHIGAN ]DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 230: 1960 IX H MALARYAL,. ___ __ . r, _ . , ,. __ _. olverines Whp Illini -5, in BigTen Opener (Continued from Page 1) r Hood, Gene Struczewski, Dave rown and Joe Murello and an Tor by right fielder Russ Martin ave the Wolverines a command- ig 8-3 lead, and for all practical irposes, the victory. The Illini, however, failed to ve up and scared the hosts in ie final inning when the fatigued och lost...…
…RESIDENCE HALLS: SOMETHING WRONG? flee Page 4t Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 4jjatj. CLOUDY, SNOW High--34 Low-24 Increasing cloudiness, light snow flurries. VOL. LXX, No. 122 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX I _ __ Expect Reaction to Rio" As 67 Die in South Afric 4~ -Daily-David Giltrow GOP CONTENDERS--Rep. George Sallade and Sen. Edward Hutchinson face each other as they will undoubt...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mayan Remains Discovered By 'Amateur' Archaeologist JUNIOR YEAR ABROAD: Emphasize European Studies Current Novel Discusses Problem of Jewish Survival Dog (Continued from Page 1) discovered, including three pyra- mids-large flat-topped platforms from 40 to 100 feet high-and a standing wall. Widely scattered in the general vicinity of Lake La- conha, the relics were all once used for ceremonial purposes and in several ca...…
… Herte Calls r Discusses Summit 'G Parley, amble' CIVIL RIGHTS BILL: House Adopts Referee Artil DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE: .. Soviets To Accept Nuclear Controls GENEVA, ( ) - Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin said yesterday, without spellingE out details, that his government will accept international controls over nuclear disarmament. Zorin suggested to the 10-na- tion disarmament conference that nuclear disarmament could come...…
…Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG.* ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 flen opinions Are Free 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. NESDAY, MARCH 23, 1960 NIGHT EDITOR: THOMAS KABAKER Upper...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY E: ]L Lakers, Warriors Win in NBI Fred Katz, Associate Sports Editor A KNICKER-CLAD office boy trotted up to the lean player chas- ing fungoes in the outfield. "You can see Mr. Herman now, Mr. Fisher," puffed the young messenger Ray Fisher, a 33-year-old pitcher whose recent memories in- cluded a 1-0 victory over Grover Cleveland Alexander and an 18- Inning loss to Christy Mathewson, casually threw back the ball. He smi...…
