….2 I I Notre Dame. 14 Indiana . . 13 .lH ..6 . West Vir ginia 12 Northwestern 28 Stanford . .. 0 Pittsburgh . . 13 Minnesota 7 M. , 1 s Navy .....28 Boston U..I. . 14 Milisaps .. TVJ~L2. ~ Ap.a - . . W [L0 rni L0725 " ! 1 0 . s 1' V!4G s f " 1v r- - v e v ....r b VS. PRINCIPLES See Page 4 1MwF Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom D43ait ti FAIR, COOLER ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN SUNDAY OCTOBER 5, 1958 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PA , ,_...…
…TEE" MICMIGAN DAILY Police Sell Bikes to Students, Residents I - Theatre Notes By JEAN HARTWIG With the success of the Ann Arbor Civic Theatre's presentation of Arthur Miller's "The Death of a Salesman," the local drama sea- son is off to an exciting beginning. Although no strictly dramatic productions are scheduled for the current week, the University Lec- ture Series is bringing Anthony Nutting, Britain's young politician and news analyst...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY era Black Studies Middle Eastern Cu tures, Talks to Political Leaders in Seminar Tour t By JEAN HARTWIG "Why, don't you take a picture of my Turkish roommate-she's much more interesting than I." "No, it has to be of you. Why don't you wear my special Chinese. dress with the big long slits. You could wrap up. in that cloth from India." Barbara Black, '59, lives in a half-decorated modernistic-coloni-s al style apartment ...…
…midrigan aiI Sixty-Ninth 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 hen Opinions Are Free Trutb Will Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This mrust be noted in all reprints. )AY, OCTOBER 5,1958 NIGHT EDITOR: ROBERT JU...…
…I IUJ~ lii i~ku.P 1u1~Zt~A.A Twelve'U' Grads Study Under Wilson Grants Twelve University alumni are These scholarships carry a livi among the thousand prospective allowance of $1,400 for single si college teachers entering graduate dents, with increments for d school this fall who are recipients pendents and also pays the to of the Woodrow Wilson National cost of tuition and fees. Fellowships. A student must be nomina1 University students cho...…
…THDE MICHIGAN DAILY In erdog Michigan Stuns MSU n UP. A -4 fir Force Deadlocks Iowa; Viscons n Routs Marquette Prahst Intercepts Lateral for First TD, Catches Pass To Set Stage for.Second By The Associated Press IOWA CITY, Iowa -- The Air Force Academy Falcons earned their football wings yesterday by battling Iowa to a 13-13 tie., Playing only their third year of varsity football, and at least a two-touchdown underdog, the Fal- cons ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NFL GAMES: Lions, Rams, Browns Favored in Pro Battles A Proper Ending TIE GAME almost always disperses the crowd at the end of a game with a feeling that the final curtain- was never really dropped. Yesterday's ferocious battle at East Lansing gave this reporter that sensation. And yet, it was, perhaps, the' ideal ending, because two gridiron powers had just waged sixty minutes of the roughest foot- ball I have ever witne...…
…Y\Ktxn e~q3x u e r s H itti ni g P a c e s Y a n k ee s Io First Wo rld Series Victory . ;: ti.: i5? 3 .:in;: ,:fir.;; } ,;.x., < ' :; ; s : New York Blanks Milwaukee To W Tin Third Contest, 4-0 sfet.'ee (he/ine4 f.:> By CARL. RISEMAN NEW YORK (A1)-The New York Yankees bounded back into the World" Series yesterday on the boom~ing bat of Hank Bauer, who knocked in all the runs for a 4-0 third game victory over the Mil- wauk~e Braves. A home...…
