…FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 196 THE MICHIGAN 1lATi v' FRIDAY AUGUS:28, 964ass MwCIr i l 1nuw ra,. artaau 1 Schools, More Legislative C S S eC e O tat Colleges In a trend opposed by many col- lege administrators and faculties, state legislatures are beginning to supervise growing public institu- tions of higher education more closely, the Wall Street Journal observed recently. Ohio is the latest state to im- pose such supervision. John D. Millet, fo...…
…PAGE TEN THE 'MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE .^ .. ' :. . a... saa.sva TE TH MIC IGA DaILYJ Detroit' s Top Newspaper Run by Student 'Eggheads' By KENNETH WINTER Managing Editor Special To The Daily DETROIT-The city room of the Motor City's top newspaper looks 'fairly conventional. Report- ers and editors of all ages move about with the casual dynamism that marks any newspaper office. But venture back into the exec- utive offices and you'll find con...…
…LINOIS OF '64? Michigan To Rate High Predict SnOrts Seers - ~ p Y Sir i4au 416F a t t "This could be Michigan's year.". Football experts across the. country are beginning to make their predictions for the 1964 season with some coaches voicing their opinions, too. Notre Dame football coach Ara Parseghian re- cently hailed the Michigan team as the "Illinois of 1964," referring to Illinois' spectacular Big Ten and Rose Bowl'championships last...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY higan Students Organize Sky Diving Club TIGHT FIGHT] TITL PETER C. Mc LEAN Daily Guest Writer OR'S NOTE: Peter Mc.Lean, ate student in Chemistry, ky diving this summer. He umps to his credit.) topgap attempt to over-' ing branded crack-pots, shers or loons (all un- ampus sky divers have to organize a University mubryonic group aims to pore students to the sport. ,ribe sky diving to non- nts. In its ultimate form, e two d...…
…'ankmen THE MICHIGAN DAILY O SPORTS SHORTS: TfornM 1erths . ~N . vTnctc Tn~t By BILL BULLARD Sports Editor ctically the whole Wolver- vimming squad will be corn- in the Olympic Swimming starting tomorrow and last- hrough next Thursday. ne will be going out to the a Pool in Queens, New York for the experience of com- in a big meet. But others' ling Captain Ed Bartsch, s Bill Farley and Bob Hoag, ophomores Carl Robie Russ ry, and Paul Scheerer...…
…TV i Maddox Resists Rights Law Hippler Gets Clases Atlanta Restaurant Silver Prize By ROBERT JOHNSTON stitutionality; An injunction was Special To The Daily also issued by the tribunal calling Ffor the 'integration to begin Aug. ATLANTA-Lester Maddox, one 1. Supreme Cour't Justice Hugo Robert Hippler, '66, is the 1964 of Georgia's most outspoken seg- Black ruled on Aug. 10 that the 64 regationists, has closed his Pick- injunction should be en...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY inds Voters Ignorant f Politic Converse adds. He says that the votes most likely to create a swing or surge in one direction or an- other belong "very disproportion- ately" to the less well-informed. Immovable "The top 15 per cent are typical- ly the individuals who are hardest to move, party-wise. They have organized their world in rather coherent, consistent terms, and are not swayed by . . . short term forces. The d y n...…
…PAGE SIX' THE MrICHIGArN DAILY Co0ntrasting Items farom.Ryepublican, DeortcPa form EDITOR'S NOTE: The following excerpts from the platform state- ments of the Republican and Dem- ocratic Parties were selected for their contrast on key issues. Civil Rights" REPUBLICAN STATEMENT: We pledge:I -Full ifnplementation and faith- ful execution of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and all other civil rights statutes, to assure equal rights and opportun...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Seeks His -and History's Biggest Win By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL Associated Press Staff Writer ATLANTIC CITY - President Lyndonig BJohnson thinks big, aims Thigh and usually ets what he goes after. And right now he is going .after the biggest presiden- tial-election victory ,margin in history. / To get it he would have to wipe out the record set in 1936 when his political idol and mentor, Franklin D. ,Roosevelt, captured all bu...…
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