…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, THE MUCHICAN flATLY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, SCOMPUTERS: Learning Processes 7 MICHAEL JULIAR esearchers in cognitive behav- -the field of learning, relat- stimulus to response-are try- to better understand think- by using electric computers.' , the Mental Health Research itute, a computer is program- and fed data in order to make imulate as nearly as possible thinking process that goes on uuman b...…
…6 1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wachuku Presents Plan For 'TWO Chinas' in UN African Asks DISPUTED AREA-The Red Chinese and the Indian governments disagree over the McMahon line as the true boundry between the two country's and India's Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru says his ;country will repel any intrusion by the R eds. Nehru Claims India 'Will Resist' Attack. (-. NEW DELHI ,VP)-Indian Prime\ Minister Jawaharlal Nehru as- serted yest...…
…c x1g 1I~tir ign I ui1. r OSA IN TRANSITION: House Staffing Inadequate Seventy-Second Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS pn Are Fre STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG.* ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 iWill Prevail" orials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. Y, D...…
…6,1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY INNOVATION: Schulman Cites Ideals In Red Chinese Policy DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ti { ,',.ay V ylA 2VM a W '. 'W t,..." } . . . *m By ROBERT SELWA Mao Tse-Tung innovated Com- munist philosophy with his doc- trine that contradiction is uni- versal and exists even in a class- less society, a specialist in Chinese political thought said yesterday. Prof. Irwin J. Schulman of the University of Pittsburgh political ...…
…sIx THE MICHIGAN DAILY -a agers To Play Unseen Pennsylvania WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1961 PLEASANT SURPRISE: Pendlebury's Improvement Boosts I cers' Second Line By JERRY KALISH What's it like to play a team you've never seen? Basketball Coach Dave Strack will find out tonight when he sends his team into action against Penn- sylvania at Philadelphia. Strack has very little information on the Red and Blue as the two teams have not clashed s...…
…I OPPORTUNITY ITICIZE COURSES /Y CLOUDY, COOD ClearbWg today; partfly cloudy, Colder tonight. Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom See Page 4 __ --. L. LXXI, No.63 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1960 ADVISERS CONFER: Propose Defense Plan WASHINGTON (43)-A tightly controlled defense force, dispens- ing with army, navy and air force secretaries and emphasizing speedy military decisions, was proposed to President-elect John F. ...…
…TAE MICIGAN DAILY:. a_ Pedestrians, Bike-Riders Play 'Do dge'em' .....- "We have our share of odd ac- On a campus where there are cidents, too. Ten days ago there people, people, people there are was a fellow going the wrong Way going to be bikes, bikes, bikes- on a one way street-laws for cars nearly 5,000 of them at latest es- apply to bikes, you know. He ran imate. head on into an automobile-one1 Campus pedestrians and bicycle- of our pol...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY preme Court Outlaws State GOP, AFL-CIO I Convention on Constiti us Stop Discrimination A )R EIGHTH YEAR: College Enrollment Hits High CINCINNATI (/P)-Enrollment In the nation's colleges reached an all-time high this fall-for the eighth straight year-Garland 0. Parker, University of Cincinnati registrar reported yesterday. The forty-first annual enroll- Inent survey, made for the edu- cational journal, School and So...…
…"It Looks Like A Whole Flock Of Them" AOL" i - j ~ i L . 4 Cg : Conservatives Welcomed to Campus …
…lW7 '.. mil Fsi iversity delegates Hugh Wite- r, '61, and Jon Trost, '61, at- ed the Twelfth Annual Stu- Conference on United States rs held last week at the West tAcademy. dent workgroups at the con- ce considered. the Commu- challenge, the Atlantic com- ty, less developed areas, ariis ol and the United Nations. >rkgroup advisers serving as irce persons were government )nnel actively concerned with areas discussed. v. Nelson Rockefeller o...…
…TRY Varsity i THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'M' Icers' Offense Defense Toughen; Ready for N.D. MAN in by MIKE GILLMAN ..... ! "ALL- DRY" Laundry Service 5 POUNDS OF LAUNDRY Washed, Dried, folded SI1.00 Only U'2, each added POUND All of your LAUNDRY, white and colors, clothing and flat,work, or just clothing WASHED, DRIED and NEATLY FOLDED. REGULAR SHIRTS FINISHED UPON REQUEST. 23c EACH ADDITIONAL l By JIM STOMMEN "Our wings were forechecking har...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cagers Play Panthers in Home Oi U. 1 By DAVE KIMBALL A winless but improving Michi- gan' basketball team will host a strong Pittsburgh quintet tonight in the Wolverines' home opener at Yost Field House, starting at 8 The Wolverines, losers in their first two outings against Vander- bilt and Tennessee last weekend, will be trying to retain, if not improve, the form they showed in the second half against Ten- nessee Saturda...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T&ES t, 1 RING WEEKEND: Committee lo Present Proram P~ >ring Weekend mass meeting take place at 7:30 p.m. today, th Novitsky, '63, of :the Cen- Committee announced yester- embers of the central com- ee will present aspects of this 's program in the form of she added. The meeting will rm students of the plans which Central Committee has made rell as allow them to sign up" ndividual committees. >me vacancies for committee ch...…
…ASKS STUDY OF URBAN RENEWAL See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 1 SNOW, COLDER High-35 Low-25 Scattered flurries, turning colder VOL. LXX, No. 62 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1959 FIVE CENTS SIXTEEN PAGE GOP Changes Sa les Tax Plans LANSING (AP) - Although little has been said about it lately, a statewide vote in November, 1960, on a four per cent sales tax still is the keystone of Republican legislative tax po...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY viewer Praises Coming Production SFAC: Discuss Activities, Academics His concert is the second in the' Extra; Series presentations. Ois- trakh will give a concert at 8:30 p.m. Monday in Detroit's Masonic Temple. This is his second tour of the United States, and is in con- junction with the Soviet-United States agreement for cultural ex- changes. s « « A panel discussion, "Nature as Imagery," will be held at 8 p.m. Monday ...…
… Senate Study Group Says ARTS AND LETTERS: Studies Ann Arbor for Theatre U.S. Faces, Great Danger 1 Ask Nation For Missile Development See Military Position As Open, Vulnerable WASHINGTON (P)-A declining military position has left the United States facing the greatest danger in its history, a Johns Hopkins University research group said, yesterday. In a study prepared for the Sen- ate Foreign Relations Committee the group called for an...…
…'w ta un 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 Critics and Criticism, Constant Comment hen Opinions Are Free Truth Wiu Prevail' Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. DECEMBER ...…
…BI. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ally Official Bulletin is an publication. Notices for Sunday Box Office open Monday, Lydia Men- tended to all faculty members and preferably with specialization in en- publication of The Univer- Daily due at 2:00 p.m. Friday. delssohn Theatre, 10 a.m., for tickets graduate students in the Math, Dept. vironmental sanitation, or (2) gradua- ---- rTto John Osborne's outstanding modern tion from a college or university...…
…X:, THE MICHIGAN DAILY sm NDAY, DECEIV 1Vl' lcers Lose, 6-4 Ca gers Fall Volverines Never in Front; gold Shooting Proves Fatal By JIM BENAGH Daily Sports Editor Michigan's basketball attack died with a late scoring blight, and the letdown allowed a good Drake team to win the Wolver- ines' home opener, 71-65, last night. 'The Michigan second half come- back faltered after the Wolverines narrowed a 14-point margin early in the second ha...…
…A r. . ( F.r. g 'Vx r rn '4. 0F '4 I4_ _ L " "* a O" M 1 14 o0 o a , wA'5 ;1 ' I 111 4E' //a I I Vo 14(l 4 I @ i S i" ! ;. f-TIin You w Lwb :4ait1 A iSh You r(h ila h~f)D~i~0 .. I, …
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Claim Santa as Soviet Concept Wonderland BEATNIK BARGAINS: Shoppers Find Gifts for Sick, Sick, Ill SCOW (P) - The Russians' invent Christmas, but they sist that Grandfather Frost r known as Santa Claus) is :-in-the-wool Russian inven- ,ndfather Frost, known as Mai oz" here, loops and acts anta Claus. He' has the same- cheeks, flowing beard, and owing bag of gifts. the Russians say his origin re Russian folklore witho...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY liday Brings Cash Crop I And Lifts Its Leafy Arms To Pray ... For American CHICAGO (A-Santa Claus has long been recognized as the great- est boon to merchandising since the invemnion of the departmenta store. Now he is making his presence felt in fields far distant from the merrily r'nging cash' registers of the cities. lie's added a cash crop to the traditional production of American farms. New Year's Has Double Farmers...…
…TlE MICHIGAN DAILY Grade School Tots Celebrate Christmas milies Throughout World Revive Christmas Spirit 0~ Grad. The day is filled with public meetings, discussing ways toward progress and prosperity. The influence of western cul- ture has made the celebration of the new year popular. The whole family gathers for a meal and presents gifts of new clothes. Then everyone attends student prepared variety performances. The most memorable Christ...…
…S, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _-_9 9 H E M I HI A N D A L a * Rudolph Confesses Payola Participation By PATRICIA GOLDEN Children the world over were shocked to learn this week that Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer has been dropped from the St. Nicholas herd. Although newsmen were barred from the workshop and stables be- cause of the unwrapped Christmas presents stored there, one Daily reporter was able to interview Ru- 4 dolph before he left t...…
…y -SUNDAY, DEC The Scrape of the Lock 1. * * * --A MOCK2 EPIC "12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS"-Today this delightful old poem is the subject of much controversy. Obviously, poetic license has been taken without the consent of the author Anonymous. Traditional Song Creates Controversy ming," while another has the gift for the same day as "nine ladies dancing." It would appear that someone has taken the liberty of poetic license with the poem, whi...…
…istronomers] 1o Explain B4 By The Associated Press In the mysteries of the heavens e three possible explanations 'om modern astronomers for the azzling Star of Bethlehem. The Bible says the Star ap- eared suddenly and led the Magi the manger in Bethlehem. If the Star was not supernatur- it might be explained by any Find Theories ethlehem Star nearness of two or even three planets, which shone brilliantly for a time. Historically, astronomers ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY lollywood Boasts Own Santa; nonymous Donor Gives Cash St. Nicholas Reigns in Toy Stores Small Towns, New York Prepare for Festivities HOLLYWOOD (/)-- Hollywood, here everything is supposed to make-believe, has a real, live anta Claus who has brought bristmas cheer to thousands of ersons throughout the country. He has another name and an- her identity, but to those start- d persons who find checks signed Santa Caus" in th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Prey to California CHRISTMAS AT MIAMI: This will be a Christmas to re-C hh member for the Mihigan hoekv to zeave li~e tne iamo. They won their first two games SO YOU THINK YOU GOT TROUBLES?-Here I had trouble booking this chartered flight to Miami. of the season over St. Lawrence I got all the way down here and what happens? The Fuuntainblow is all booked up except for the and Clarkson by shutouts, but lost honeymoon suites...…
…E THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN MAY, IE f S( '.Atli'J ' C' :CSC' ' C C6[ L SK 'l2 iG 'l i '. C'l ° °F , Village Makes Ideal Yule Photographs ANIMALS SCREECH: Bitter Debate on Nut Budget Keeps Raging in Branches EAST CORINTH, Vt. (P)-Take a bowl-shaped valley in the rolling hills of Vermont. Set a simple, white church in it and top the church with a shining steeple. Nestle a cluster of houses nearby. Then roll out a carpet of snow. Now take this ...…
…IDEA EXCHANGE STILL NEEDED Se Page 4 Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom Dati SNOW FLU(,RRIES, COLT? Vou LXIX, No.6ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN; SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6,1958 FIVE CENTS SIX PAG I i I 1I I .> 1 VALLEY REPRESENTATIVES: Agencies Approve Plan For Huron River Study By RALPH LANGER The proposed Lower Huron River study received approval from two state agencies last night. The State Health Department and Water Resources Commission...…
…TH. MiCH'fGAN DAILT SATURDAY. DELI TW r J A' ..I STRDY.fE I Music Idea Danish High Schools Teach Democracy I By ANITA FELDMAN five-month winter semester, ex- n the Folk High Schools in tending from November through imark, our principle instruction March, or a three-month spring emocracy, and our aim is for semester. from the middle of April h student to discover the uni- to the middle of July. al humanity of the peoples of Come from Ma...…
…9_ Ili TIFF MICHIGAN DAILY F"= = m P A w %.- - - --- - -.w- Ij Peach Mountain Telescope Nears January Completion By BRUCE COLE An 85-foot wide radio telescope second largest in the world-is fast nearing completion on Peach Mountain, 15 miles northwest of Ann Arbor. The telescope, when completed,7 will receive radio waves from the: sun, moon, planets, and, a variety of nebulae and galaxies, Prof. Fred Haddock of the astronomy / and electri...…
…"It's Kind of a Two-Stage Thing" Sixty-Ninth Year EDITD AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS S rUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MIC-i. * Phone \o 2-3241 TODAY AND TOMORROW: Reply to Red Note Presents Problemis pinions Are Free Wll Prevail" -_ itorials printed in The Michigan Daily exptress the indi:idual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This inst b...…
…THE MICHIG~AN DAILY T. DECEMBER6, 1951 E s- y.YaL 1lY14yslvl}li1 as raaaa :a c r )MMUNIST GAIN: Formosan Leader Says U.S. Asian Policy Fails United States policy in South- east Asia, including its economic aid, "has failed miserably," K. C. Wu, Governor of Formosa from 1949-53, said Thursday. Addressing 200 bankers attend- ing the 20th annual bank study conference at the Michigan Union, Wu said, "the people of Southeast Asia have one thi...…
…OrWW VMT~lffIGANfDAILY TUA,- - -*--.---- SATURDAY, lIIL iRiLai{}nl' alra aaJa !ate Tennessee Spurt Beats Michigan Five, 80-66 i Tidwell, Lee Star in Kent Tourney Loss; Wyoming Defeats Kent in Finale, 75-67 UNITAS CLOSE TO RECORD: Rams Host Colts in Anticlimactic Game T By FRED KATZ Special to the Daily KENT, O. - Lack of depth and height took its toll for Michigan last night as the Wolverines dropped an 80-66 clash to Ten- nessee in ...…
…PNHEL, HONOR CODE PRAISED See gage 4 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom 43ai -ti -v CLOUDY, WARMER VOL. LXVII..N...5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1957 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGES I N i Y IY" Y r 1 1 Democrats Give Opinions On Fiscal, Defense Plans LABOR LEGISLATION: Mitchell Sets Forth i WASHINGTON (M)-The Eisen- hower administration got some as- sorted advice on fiscal and defense planning from Democratic leaders y...…
…I'THE N1CIGAti!IDAILY FRIDAY, I)NEMUEE1 , 19t" "MESSIAH"-Adele Addison, left, and Eunice Albert will be featured in the annual Choral Union presentation of Handel's famous Christmas oratorio to be given at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow and 2:30 p.m. Sunday in Hill Auditorium. 'U' Chorus To Give Handel's Messiah Expert Hits Low Income In Banking Too many bankers are afraid of making money, Howard P. Par- shall, president of the Bank of Commonwealth of D...…
… !S. r 1957 THE M CMGAN' DAILY PAGE TARES R~ ThNY THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGK TRUKI Journalism Counselors Hold Meeting Advisers of high school publica- tions in southeastern Michigan will meet today and tomorrow at Haven Hill near Pontiac under the auspices of the University Depart- ment of Journalism and the Michi- gan Interscholastic Press Associa- tion. Forty journalism teachers and advisers of school newspapers and yearbooks have registere...…
…1, 1 Sixty-Eighth Year -____1hF; EDITED AND MANAGED BY ;STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Nhen Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will 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. The Down-To-Earth Missile Race ,$ -- - *...…
… e, DECEMBERO, 197r TlHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE PT Job Conference To Offer Coeds Advice, Coffee The annual Career Conference for the benefit of all University women will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday on the second floor of the League. The conference is sponsored by Scroll, Mortarboard, and Senior Society, three honoraries for senior women, in cooperation with the University's Bureau of Ap- pointments and Occupational In- formation. Guidance...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILI FAIDAV- lr)r(IMMr.U A- IM" _________________________________ - ** 1, 4CSA7T&MA~AU 41. ,&7Yf1 M'Icers Open Home Season Tonight Many National Champions To Compete in Swim Gala Michigan Less Experienced Than Strong McGill Squad (Continued from Page 1) come from Paul Reinke, who placed second to Hopkins in the NCAA championships, Pete Fow- ler, Canadian Collegiate champion, and Tony Tashnick, former Detroit city champ. I...…
…FRIDAY, DECEMBER a, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE MV Team's Support DAILY CLASSIFIED ADS Lauded by Pace By The Associated Press Michigan halfback Jimmy Pace credits his teammates for helping him achieve a lifelong goal. The speedster,- who was the Wolverines' sole running threat this past 'season, said emphatical- ly: "They made me an All-Ameri- can. A halfback is only as good as his line. I was lucky to have played behind such fine guys...…
…-i THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRID!fAY- TF.r(1r V'R. #: 14 _ _ _ 1 P 1W.lL[i :C L'G4; GYlflliL" [G S " .- _._ fig 1y;7 Japanese Scholars To View 'roblems Met in America Twenty-nine Fulbright scholars rm Japan will convene at 8 p.m. might at the Union in a unique ttempt to "bridge the many dif- erences in institutions and, ways thought" met by Japanese schol- rs in America. The theme of the regional con- erence is "Communicating Ideas etween Jap...…
… . f:Yl r e tr3tan BE4ath Latest Deadline in the State ULOUIY, CODER =M VOL. LXVU, No. 64 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1956 SIX PAGES I 0 & U.S. Pledges To Support Asian Pact Dulles Tells Envoys, 'America Won't Join Baghdad Agreement' WASHINGTON (P-The United States pledged anew yesterday to support the independence of Iraq, Iran, Pakistan and Turkey, but it was reported to have balked at joining the Baghdad Pact...…
…I' THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6.1958 ... .. .... ... .. .... . .. x ,....... ... i..ri,... v av..... College Roundup SLASSIFIED ADVERTISING By RENE GNAM University of Colorado Daily. re- Michigan State News, student cently said "One of the greatest publication of a farm school west- flaws in America's not very flaw- of here, recently came out with an less institutions of higher learn- over-the-logotype banner pro- ing is the...…
… THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE American Athletes' Hopes Falter at U.S. Maintains Fading Olympic Margin As Soviets Score with Gymnastic Win MANY SWIMMERS HERE: I-M VOLLEYBALL MELBOURNE (Thursday) (P)- Russian athletes have surged tol within 20 points of the United States in the ding-dong battle for the unofficial team honors at the 1956 Olympic Games, and Amefi- hopes of pulling out victory vir- tually disapp...…
…Sixty-Seventh 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 STUDENT GROUPS PRESENT: -4 - vhen Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" Fairy-Tale MUSKET SHOW: Opera, Musical Production H ANSEL AND GRETE L Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or t...…
… THURSDA'Y', DECEDMER 6:1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TV THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6,1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA4~F VIVK a. ia1A L 1' a N Daily-Stephanie Roumeli ASTRONOMY ANYONE? -- Professor Hazel Losh of "the Astrono- my Department presents to her class of "star gazers," a celestial sphere. Astronomy Professor Has Extra-Curricular Activities Senate Meets; Views Ideas- On Curfew By NANCY VERMULLEN Womens' hours and publicity for League electio...…
…1 P'AGE Sn[ THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER #,1956 , , ud v .n. .v nor a=nn . R r sr v+er «ny. s uwr e w ro v : MAJOR WINTER SPORT: Top Ski Resorts Listed PROCEEDS HELP YOUNG PATIENTS: Galens To Hold Annual Tag Day This Weekend Increased popularity in winter sports is indicated with opening of four new developments and costly expansion programs which bring to 21 the number of winter recreational areas to be operated in western ...…
…STEREOTYPERS SHOW APATHY See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State Iaii4 PARTLY CLOUDY, WARMER EIGHT PAGI Refleci VOL. LXVI, No. 58 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1955 S _______________________________________________________________________________________ - Lodge Asks UN To Pass Aerial Plan Says Reds Find Idea 'Fantastic' UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. ()- Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. yesterday urged the UN Political Committee to endors...…
