…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 enators Dump Yai ikees, 5-3; in 10th, 5-4 COLLEGE FANS MUST WAIT TV Football Schedule Ready August Pittsburgh Wins * By The Assoolated Press The Pittsburgh Pirates, shut out intil the ninth, defeated second place Milwaukee 5-4 in 10 innings on Rocky Nelson's second home run last night and regained a 4/2 - game lead in the National League race. In the American, New York's lead was trimmed to one game over idle Clevel...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA (Continued from Page 1) Wilbank's jubilant Wolverin teammates rushed out after the horn and took him off the mat on their shoulders, to the cheers of a small but enthusiastic gather- ing of 800 spectators. Kellermann 'Gets Lucky' "I got lucky," Michigan's other sophomore, Fritz Kellermann, said after completing a 9-6 victory over Indiana's Dick Zboray for the 137- pound medal. Kellerman was perhaps a bit modest, for tim...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1960 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 0, 1960 THE MICHIGAN DAILV 1r SPORTS BEAT by TOM WITECKI A Pleasant Problem LOCAL SPORT FANS are faced with an old and impossible problem tomorrow-how to be in two different places at the same time. While it is extremely doubtful that they will come up with a solu- tion to this problem, interested fans will plan their time so that they can see at least two of the five Michigan teams that w...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY N NHLL UrirNE: Wings, Hawks Play Tie; Rangers Top Bruins 2-1 Law, Face (Continued from Page 1 NEW YORK (P)-The New York Rangers opened their National Hockey League season last night with a 2-1 victory over the Bos- ton Bruins. It was the first time the Rangers had opened a season at home since 1926, and the game drew a crowd of 13,475 to Madi- son Square Garden. Both teams scored in the first period. After 7:30 of the ...…
…0 1. 2.) Yes, I favor constitutional revision at present - and by the Convention method. Certain of, the articles in the present constitution will almost certainly be considered , for re- vision. Decisions on these points would be made by the delegates elected to a convention if we use that means of constitutional re- vision. I would epecth Article V on the egislative Department to be re- vised. I would favor four year terms Zor legislators....…
…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...…
…THEMICHIGANDAILY ichigan Pucksters iss Play-off Berth Cage Team Bows To Iowa, 68-53 51Efl MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Special to The Daily- A- - ---- GRAND FORKS, N.D. - Michi- m's hockey team failed to make e WCHA play-offs for the third raight year last night after a 3 overtime loss to North Dakota. Bill Colpitts flashed the red light th a scant 11 seconds showing i the overtime clock to drop e Wolverines into fifth pla...…
…} AGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1960 ALC~1~ ETGHT TIlE MICUIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 6,1960 " . L rI< s£ .S i' . F,' dt.H . ' _ - _ rtw_''r rSrt + 4 "*****C,*i*~a. e e: 'i*. ".:: +r DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN s' +¢: tcfr rrr v,::; .* ' .a ss"..Wf, r. V~Cr *4trf.Vr s r v. . rr'Qr's. (Continued from Page 4) of personal merit and not race, color, religion, creed, national origin, or an- cestry. (Ail cases of possible violation o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Registration Troubles City Space Race 'Obsession' May Waste Manpower Read SENIORS! Senior Pictures have been extended TODAY is the last day to make appointments fly RALPH KAPLANt "America's continued obsessiont with the space race as a political struggle may scientifically bank- rapt the country and result in a vast waste of manpower," Prof. Richard B. Morrison of the aero- nautical engineering departmentE said yesterda...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TEN ROUNDUP: linnesota Routs Favored Hawkeyes, 27-10 Blue Devis Surprise Middi Army Overpowers Syracus By The Associated Press rNNEAPOLIS-Avenging Min- ta, redeeming years of humili- a with 60 minutes of savage bal, struck down Iowa's No. nked Hawkeyes 27-10 yester- and thundered into the fore-. t of the nation's gridiron illback Roger Hagberg drove niesota partisans in the record aorial Stadium crowd of 65,610 near hyste...…
…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...…
…'TI ICHIGAN DAILY SPORTS BEAT. by TOM WITECKI Michigan Edges I But They Didn't Punt. QUARTERBACK Dave Glinkas pass fell harmlessly to the turf and it looked as If the Wolverines first real offensive effort of the afternoon had been halted on the Illinois 43. It was now fourth down and seven. The crowd, seeing the situa- tion, settled back into their seats and hoped for a fine punt from Reid Bushong, who had just entered the game, suppose...…
…THE MICHI A N DAILV tOGRAM NOTES: G&S To 0 den Season with 'Mikado' For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-4786 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday,and Saturday 9:30 'till 11:30A.M. '4 The Gilbert and Sullivan So- Lety will present the "Mikado" s its season opener at 8:15 p.m., 'hursday through Saturday and t a Saturday matinee at 1:30 n.m. in Lydia Mendelssohn Thea- re. The G & S cast, crews and or- hestra have been rehear...…
… 10 1 ae Solid South-Solid in'60? Vol. VI1, No. 2 3tr4&tvn Dat MAGA SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1960 Continued from Page Seven election of the uncommitted slate of presidential electors. Idle Sen. Stennis silently supports this, while campaigning Sen. James 0. Eastland reluctantly mentions Kennedy once in a while. - In spite of all this, however, tradition runs thick and segrega- tion is not pressing issue. These factors should help offset the o...…
…American Voter and the Political Campaign The Political Campaign ill Votes Be Changed By All the Hoopla? NAN MARKEL ABRAHAM LINCOLN refused to move off his froht porch in the months before his first election. William Jennings Bryan per-' fected the whistlestop, made more than 600 speeches in three months while campaigning aganst McKin- ley in 1900, and lost the election. Yet, with unwarranted faith in the loudspeaker and the crowd, campaign...…
… United States and Latin America REPUBLICANS HOPE TO GAIN: The Campaign for Congr Has the United States Failed in Its Program For Developing Other American Countries Because Its Aid Has Been the Wrong Type? Continued from Page Eight motely resembling the Marshall, Plan.t' Just to keep it nonpartisan, the Truman administration said ap- proximately the same thing whent it excluded Latin America from its massive post-war rehabilitation program...…
… The Problem of the Presidential Campaign 1 i i 1 crete solution brought forth to at- O ALL IN ALL the campaign tempt to solve the problem of the has been fast moving and two Chinas or the United States- hard hitting, but not exactly to Cuba tensions. Each side was an- the point. It seems a poor reflec- xious to criticize the other, but tion on the American voting pub- offered little in any positive sense. lic that in a campaign as long as t...…
… t... and Latin America Have We Forced Cuba Into the Soviet Camp Beause of Past Relations ? Election Results 1952 and 1956 U.S. and Latin A By JOHN ROBERTS V who opposed him, rallied the poor urban workers and came to pow- er with their backing. Subsequent revolutions in Colombia, Vene- zuela, and Bolivia have also been popularly supported. And of course the best and most recent exam- ple is Cuba, The Cuban revolution is at once an ind...…
…The Solid South- Solid in '60? Can Nixon Hope To Hold the States - Ike Carried for the Republicans?, By MICHAEL HARRAH T WAS A cold November day in 1860 when a group of delegates in Charleston ominously announced that South Carolina considered the recent election of President Abra- ham Lincoln a distinct threat to the very existence of that state. In view of that, South Carolina, "with deep regret," seceeded from the Union, ultimately touchi...…
