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…, Herman Jacobs, nation. claimed that Israel had been "vic- Imad Khadduri, Grad, president timized by the Arab world" and of the Arab Student Organization, that Israel "must be given what claimed, "The Arabs…

… ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1967 SEVEN CENTS FOUR PAC Israelis, Arabs Of Middle East Claim War; Vic UN tory in Seeks First Da Sease-Fire $900,000: UN Council Ford Foundation Fails…

… Harvard, Columbia Arabs, the U.N. Security Council and Berkeley have been known as failed last night in prolonged ne- the finest Chinese centers in gfaiatnitgin proluedn America," Prof. Alexander Eck…

… it. Last year nearly 60 The chief sticking point was graduate students were specializ- whether to include a demand for ing in Chinese studies and nearly troop withdrawals in the cease- 700 students…

… were enrolled in fire appeal. The pro-Arab coun- courses dealing with China. tries including the Soviet Union Feuerwerker indicated new ac- wanted a demand for withdrawals tivities planned by the Center…

… first day of the Middle East war. Israel also claimed air superior- ity over the entire area of the new conflict with the destruction of 374 Arab planes. In its sweep into Sinai, the Is- raelis announced…

… the capture of the vital seacoast town of El Arish. Egypt announced a thtust of its own into Israeli territory after "savage battles" on the Sinai Pen- insula, historic Arab-Israeli bat- tleground. The…

… Arabs claimed 161 Israeli planes down on all fronts. The Israeli command also an- nounced three assaults into Jordan territory, the most important against Jenin, 30 miles southeast of Haifa, from where…

… neu- policy of neutrality in the Arab-' trality, Russia put itself firmly Israeli war and launched moves on the side of the Arab govern- aimed at bringing peace. ments and accused Israel of ag- Foreign…

… Khartoum, Sudan, Sanaa, Yemen, and Tunis, Tunisia. I i b 5 1 S C 1 , S , Z. . Crisis Arouses Mixed Reaction Among Local Students, Faculty i k I 7 3 1 1 t cial confusion as to the degree of U…

… proclaimed its neutrality in the conflict between Israel and the Arab nations. Then prices slipped back part of the way. Dow Jones Loses The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 15.54 points to 847.77. Its…

… Correspondent Another dense cloud of confu- sion is descending over the Arab East. Before it lifts, the area may lose one or more of its three re- maining kings. At this moment their future is not bright. The…

… fact of war can mute inter-Arab rivalries and hos- tilities, but it cannot end them. The kings are in danger if the Arabs appear to be losing the war with Israel or if any foi'eign in- tervention forces…

…. The Syrians, the most volatile and warlike of all the Arab nations in this crisis were on their side. Young Hussein of Jordan is in trouble whatever happen,. At best, now, he can survive by the grace of…

… Nasser, who once again has placed himself in the role of Arab hero. f Past Crisis With each succeeding crisis, the crowns of the Arab East are in more peril. The Jordanian and Saudi thrones were targets of…

…'s Zionists. With a war on his western bor- ders and his crack Arab Legion troops committed to it, Hussein again will be in danger. Idriss of Libya faces a sticky problem. Libya has rich new oil discoveries and…

… the country is booming. The king would like to continue to market that oil. But if he does so he faces Arab con- demnation as an agent of im- perialism. Syrian propagandists as late as the end of last…

… because he wants to honor his pledges to U.S. oil companies. In a time of full-scale war, such propaganda is potent among the volatile Arabs. Should there be a cease-fire and nothing to show for the Arab…

…Seventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PULTICATIONS Where Opinions Are F, 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR, MICH…

… well continue to be Gamal Abdel Nasser. He has used the state of Israel as a tool to maintain his position as the leader of the Arab world. By being the most aggressive opponent of Israeli sov- ereignty…

…, he has been able to gloss over his domestic failings, and even his blund- ers in other parts of the Arab world (not- ably in Yemen) and seems to habe con- vinced most of the rest of the world that he…

…- sion that Israel's existence was a threat to the Arab's honor and unity, he has been- able to keep that part of the world in constant turmoil. This nationalism, this cry to the honor and dignity of a non…

… country from the same materials that the Arabs had. But whereas the feeble Arab attempts were miserable failures, Israel is on the way to some significant successes. This new nationalism is not unique to…

… Arab world would soon split into the hostile camps which have been mildly fragment- ed up to now. ! The only hope for Israel lies not in a negotiated settlement, which the Arabs would undoubtedly not…

… present Arab leaders. This can be achieved by (1) decisive military victory over the Arab armies as in 1956, which seems possible from early BBC re- ports, and (2) a generous settlement on the part of the…

… the tide of world and in- ternal Arab opinion against leaders who have failed so miserably at their tasks. -R. M. LANDSMAN / C's? 9 ci ; s" 5'. N.Tiw .r NoS AL&(P\ crystal pal ____the lace _ _ An…

…, with no irony intended. Maybe no irony was there. War tension is routine to a country trapped between the Arab world and the deep sea. Israelis know something most Americans never had to learn: Peace is…

… "gung ho" of this army. They can eat lizards for lunch and the Arabs for dessert, and they know it and have proved it more than once. However, they are also clear-head- ed and aware of the fact that the…

… with small amount of white, one gray tiger female. $5 re- ward. 761-5779. A16 FRIDAY, JULY 7th I AN ARAB PERSPECTIVE, OF WORLD TENSION THE SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS invites all students toa…

… IMAD KHADDURI President, Organization of Arab Students LEE BOWIE Moderator PRESBYTERIAN CAMPUS CENTER, 1432 Washtenaw Supper: 6:00 Cost $1.00 (foreign students 50c) Program: 7:15 for Dinner…

…-Campus Housing, 764-7400. ATTRACTIVE SINGLE room, with bath for quiet girl. Grad preferred. First floor unit. Ample parking. $75. NO 3- 8838. , C22 WANTED-Beginning fall semester, 1 grad or med. student to share…

… mod- ern, 4-man apt. Call Bob or Larry, 761-8589. C21 FURN. APT. Entire 2nd floor. 3 rms., tile bath, reasonable rent, utilities inc. Grad * student preferred. NO 3- 8838. C22 FURNISHED ROOMS for women…

….. Whitmore Lake,. Mich. F32 HELP WANTED FREE ROOM AND BOARD. Fall and Winter terms for 1 student room- mates. Mother helping. 15 hours per week. Contact Prof. Mann, 764-7548. H11 FREE ROOM AND BOARD for…

… student mother helper. 15-20 hours weekly. Starting Summer or Fall. Call Prof.I Mann, 764-7548. H12 WANTED-By Ann Arbor Jewish Cul- tural School, a director and two' teachers, one with kindergarten ex…

…, 1967, are late and subject to penalty. Identify mail payments as tuition and show student number and name. Graduate Students: Expecting to te- ceive a master's or professional de- gree in August 1967…

… tmist file a diploma application in the Graduate School's Office of Student Services by Fri., July 7. No student can be recommended for a degree unless he has filed formal application at the Graduate…

… County, Massachusetts, 1729-1754: A Covenant Society in Transition," Fri., July 7, Clements Library, at 3 p.m. Chairman, H. H. Peckham, Student Government Council Approval of the following student…

… student sponsored events are available in Room 1011 of the SAB. Episcopal Student Foundation, Out- door film showing, July 5 and 6, 9 p.m., Campus Chapel, Wesley Founda- tion, Long Island American…

…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAIi.Y WEDESAY SPTMBE 6197 HEMJu East B AaIK.' Strikes Across Nation 'Keep N .. Schools Faee Boycott By.Teachers 24,000 Students Idle In East St. Louis…

… demonstrators National Liberation Front to avoid offending the rival Arab tnationalist group-the Front for WANTED the Liberation of South Yeman, j an Egyptian-backed organization. The two groups have been fight…

…- EXTREMELY ing each other as well as the British, who have 12.000 troops in COURAGEOUS the federation.STUDENT Instructions Trevelyan made his radio and: O KKEEPE television speech within eight B4 hourssof…

… Mich- igan found at least 44 districts without contract agreements. School openings in some dis- tricts-including Detroit, with its 300,000 students-have been post- poned because accord on master…