…SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1963 THE MIrCUIrr A N nA II.V . 1 4L' l - l1 -V k1 V 7U1 A1' ftU1 U PAGE 1 Trend To Lower Skirt Length By MARGARETtLOWE Going up, or coming down? Just what is happening to that ever- changing hemline?- The courageous spirit of many women will be depressed at the l news of a slightly lower trend in skirt length. For that matter, cam- pus wolves will undoubtedly be daunted, too. The hemline this spring will follow the pac...…
…PAGE 'rOta THE MICHIGAN DAILY S AY} MARCH 24, 2963 PAGE 1~OtR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1983 SAM'S STORE HAS LEVI'S GALORE! everybody's singing the f praises of 'WHIlE t NK: 1 " i 1 LEVI'S ' Men's Suits Lighten Up For Spring By RICHARD MERCER Spring suits this year will be light. This breakaway from black, navy and charcoal will be accom- plished by a greater reliance on light to medium grays, in solids, especially sharksk...…
…CH 24, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY E0rs~ THEMIChi'a..v Bury - a Sn PAGE El Spring Weekend Breaks Long Monotony By MARY LOU BUTCHER The wild West is coning to Michigan in the person of Oedipus Tex with the Western Complex, who will be playing a leading role in this year's Spring Weekend, April 26-2. While Spring Weekend, which alternates every other year with Michigras, is traditionally one of the m'ost colorful events of the season, this ye...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1963 TINE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 24 1963 i "Sorry, I Only Go Out With Guys Who Ride Bikes From Beavers. Especially Guys Who Save all that Money on the New Bikes for.only $41:9. I'm a Golddigger." i re9 SS Broad Vertical Stripes Set Sportswear Tempo' Hair Characterizes Continentals, Playboys By BURTON MICHAELS r Pastel reds and blues in broadr vertical stripes set the tempo in1 men's sportsw...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 196T THE MICHIGAN DAILY IPA VIV mIrvirw YAur, SEVEN~ f Unparalleled Popularity Greets Stylish Gym Garb -4 . By ROBERT GRODY Long before President John F. Kennedy came out with his now famous cry for American physical fitness, the fashion industry had been making annual pilgrimages of its own to the gymnasium. In recent years the grunters and groaners of the athletic world have contributed a great deal to the America...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1963 II . . T_ ' ____+ r CLEAR WHISTLING STRI PES i I w J--l-l L- II C ol of California cheers... Fourth of July fireworks in a one-piece Helanca, knit. Blazing with brilliant stripes and anchored securely to solid trunks with a dashing life-saver belt. $]995 Glamorous Fur Lashes Fringe Lids By JEAN SPRAIN WILSON Associated Press Fashion Writer NEW YORK-A shipment of mink and ermine ey...…
…ZH; 4, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAii.V wYr ,Y IIp MSS CII 24,.196 THI VMI( Vi('AN UA1L. I { . PAGE 11 Jackie Claims 'First in Fashion' By KAY PAYANT Throughout the history of fash- ion there have been few Ameri- cans leading the parade of best- dressed women, but since Jacque- line Kennedy became First Lady in 1960, she has had an undisput- I ed claim to the title of "First Lady of Fashion." Jackie's simple styles are in- expensively copied. ...…
…PAGE TEN THlE MICHIGAN DAILY OUR ARBC ...raas. . r w v..r : ar ... , ... a ., .ky. SUN'DAY, MARCH 24, 1963 t )RLAND STORE IS OPEN EVERY EVENING TO 9 P.M. ; }: >:. J : , : ::.:. 4! ., ' x . s. .. y ayx"3 4 f~.4M1''"$ :: H ยข} ., .ya+ YR? " .o Y:~ Ilk t silver grey sharkskin a a a the color, the fabric for 1963 For this, is the suit that promises to. be first choice with most men this spring. You'll find.siliver grey sharkskins in...…
…HOW TO END GERRYMANDERING See Page 4 Y 5k 43Ufl a ~IaiIA& MOSTLY CLOUDY High-45 Low-35 Not much temperature change through weekend. Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXII No. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAC SGC Accepts Report, Refuses To Seat lion ber L,; Fl + * * * * * * * * * wsU 'Package' Includes Tuition, Funds Vocalists Vie for Victo --Dai SING WINNERS SING-The wo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY cholars Probe Education, Politics )unbar Tells If University slected Boards By ROBERT SELWA Michigan is unique among states its system of higher education, of. Willis F. Dunbar, head of e history department at West- n Michigan University, said yes- rday. "Michigan stands almost alone choosing by popular election so any of its governing boards of ucation institutions. And it is ique in other ways too," he Id the Michigan ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEI THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE French Against Take New Action GENEVA CONFERENCE: U.S., Soviets Trade Charges Algerian Rebels DUAL PRESSURES: Frondizi Requests General's Mediation 'v BUENOS AIRES (MP) - Whip- sawed by military leaders and Per- onist working masses, President Arturo Frondizi called for help yesterday from respected army Gen. Pedro Aramburu in an ap- parently last ditch effort to save his regime. Ar...…
…Seventy-Second 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, "Ahoy, There! Have You Got Some Co-Signers Who'll Guar...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cite Need To Obey Conscience DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) int. in sales program in food field. Nat'l By SANDRA SANDELL "When the government system impinges upon the conscience, one should raise the question of civil disobedience," Rev. Harold Duerk- sen of the Office of Religious Af- fairs said Sunday. Speaking on "Individual and Personal Integrity vs. Social Re- sponsibility" at the Guild House, Rev. D...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, D 'M' Thinclads Invade Kalamazoo, Hamilton By STAN KUKLA Y BEARCATS VS. BUCKEYES: Cincinnati Nips UCLA, 72-70; Ohio State Rolls On, 84-68 The Michigan track team takes on an international aspect today as it spreads out to participate in two meets, one in Kalamazoo and the other in Hamilton, Ontario. Coach Don Canham will lead a representative squad into Kalama- zoo for the Western Michigan Re- lays as the th...…
…Evaluate Full-IYear Operati calendar changes in recent years. It has received a more specific directive, and less time to fulfill it, than the past groups. Committees in 1958 and 1959 explored the various possibilities for expanding operations but recommended that no major changes be made at the time. In the past few years and at an increasing rate, other universities have gone on some form of full year operation. Pittsburgh and the Univers...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 24, : Juniors Portray Jungle Politics Students Win Full Grants For England Two Michigan students, Hugh Witemeyer, '61, and' Jonathan Trost, '61, have won full scholar- ships to leading British universi- ties. Witemeyer, chairman of Chal- lenge, is one of 24 United States students to win a Marshall schol- arship, which covers all tuition and expenses for two to three years. He will study philosophy, politics a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ortugal Bolts Assembly 7o Protest Angola UN Dle ate Asks African Aid Program UNITED NATIONS (3)-United Nations delegate Adlai E. Steven- son yesterday called on the new African Nations to seize the in-, itiative in developing a broad aid program "by, of, and for Africa." He said it should be divorced from the cold war, and pledged support of the Kennedy adminis- tration to it. But the Chief United States del- egate clash...…
…"Shall We Resume Testing Human Beings?" * h1 Aircfi.au PaiIy Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN pinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS a Wi Prevail STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH..e Phone NO 2-3241 torials printed in The Michigan Daily express the indiv~ulal opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in allreprints. AT THE MICHI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Computers Clarify Language Translation By RISA AXELROD "If all computers were to vanish from the earth tomorrow, we'd still have interesting theorems on the structure of languages, theor- ems that would not have been re- cognized without the help of these machines," Prof; Anthony G. oet- tinger, of Harvard University, said yesterday. Speaking at the puter appreciation Oettinger outlined advances that have using computers ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY St. Louis Edges Dayton, 67-60 Montreal Stopped as Litzenberger's Late Goal Evens Playoff for Chicago the overtime and it gave Provi- dence an edge it never lost. John Egan dropped in another basket to boost Providence's lead to 81-75. Then Jack Foley hit two for Holy CCross to narrow the margin by two points but Ernst was fouled as he drove in for a shot and put in two free throws. Egan Connects Egan connected on a 3-poin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PATEI THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ' Swimmers, Wrestlers Score in CAA Contes 'ton Fourth in 1500 Meter Event Blaker, Fitzgerald,_Corriere Mat Victoi , . to Special-to The Daily E'LE, Wash.-Win Pendle- the only Michigan swim- score yesterday in the wimming championships ly favored Southern Cali- ok the lead. ton captured a fourth' the 1500-meter freestyle, g the race in 17:46, be- uthern Cal's Australian star Murray R...…
…EIGUT ONIGHT at HILLEL at 7:15 SABBATH SERVICE DR. NORTON MEZVINSKY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. MARCH 24. DON'T FORGET THE 7-1 BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB RUMMAGE SALE FULL-YEAR OPERATION: Crisler Points Out Sports Problems - History Department speaker SAT. 8:30 A.M. VFW March 25 314 E. Liberty decai M Kaplan and Reconstructionism" 1429 Hill Street All Welcome Ad sponsored by RAMSAY PRINTERS (Continued from Page 1) ed...…
…SOUTH AFRICA: PRELUDE TO DISASTER SeePage4 Y Si urnre Seventieth Year of.Editorial Freedom 41P t CONTINUED COLD High-33 Low-25 Cloudy with snow flurries; rather windy in the afternoon. VM.LXX, N. 123 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA D I ISTR TOR SEES R S HOU U, F CULTY PROGRESS LAC I& -Daly-Jim Gallo OFFICERS--John Feldkamp (lower left) was reelected Student Government Council president, Nancy...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. MARCH 24. 149A i THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'umTR~flAV i~A~C'T.v ' 1~A rztirVt~i ITUMU (I IP.lJutu 1 -1 ewis Views Asia Student Life' degree our students don't," he found. They have greater con- cerns about the economy and na- tional politics, both of which are in part, he said, a concern for their future. "In Tokyo st~udents demon- strated at the Diet over an agree- ment with the United States- leftist groups one da...…
… Khrushchev Greets Paris TO VOTE TODAY: House Assures Passage Of Civil Rights Measure I 0 ZASETI HANDS-OFF POLICY: South Africa Retorts to U.S. Reprimand JOHANNESBURG, ()-The government told the United States in effect yesterday to keep out of South Africa's race troubles. The government rapped back at State Department denunciation of bloodshed as blacks challenged the nation's white supremacy laws with work boycotts after two days of vi...…
… u 4r Aridiigatt aiy Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIvERsrTY of MlCHIAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARDI N CONTROL Of STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONs BDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 hen Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" Smoke-Filled Room-1960 AT RACKHAM: Performance Lacks' Brilliance IN THE CONCERT field, pianists are most abundant and it seems that every civic concert series bills at least one, oft...…
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…xE six THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 24,1960' i E SX111 TU M1hGA 1AIY HUSDYMACH-4 1- Michigan Swimmers Begin Defense of NCAA Title Opening Day Hopes Carried 'y Darnton, Wolf, Gerlach Fitzgerald, Olm Lone Wolverines Entered in NCAA Wrestling Meet (Continued from Page 1) Bill Darnton, Win Pendleton, Frank Legacki, Carl Woolley and Andy Morrow; breaststroker Ron Clark; butterfiler Dave Gillanders; backstrokers John Smith, Alex Gaxi...…
