July 03, 1965 (vol. 75, iss. 40) • Page Image 2
…Seventy-Fifth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IPA CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS : .. ere Opinions Are Free, 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN At…
… problems involved somehow with loss of international pres- tige and influence. Nasser's prob- lems are concerned with the al- most complete disintegration of inter-Arab relations. The Arab bloc…
…'s fragmentation began in 1961 with Syria's seces- sion from the United Arab Re- public. More recently, Israeli re- lations have been the cause of a further breakdown. AS OF TWO months ago, Mo- rocco, Libyaand…
… current situation in a speech, to a Palestinian congress at the end of May when he said, "The atmosphere today seems gloomy. Everyone of us feels these days that the strength of Arab action has relented…
…, but the kind of results is quite plain. The West may now very likely expect a strengthening of the ties between China, Indo- nesia and the remains of the United Arab Republic.sAs men- tioned before, the…
… out-of-state students and $50 for Michigan residents which will be announced next week by the Regents is a reflection of the fatal flaws of our public educa- tional system. Assuming that the means for…
… university level. Yet the trend established as early as pre- elementary school continues until students reach college age. However, the discrimination in- volved at the college level is more subtle than at the…







