…SECOND BEST, GOOD ENOUGH? See Page 4 SW1 :4Iaii4t FAIR, MILD High-65 Lvw--49 Turning cooler tonight, showers tomorrow. Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom VOL LXXI, No. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1961 FIVE CENTS TEN PAGES Armed Forces Preparing To Assist South -Daily-Ronald Krone PICKETERS-The Ann Arbor Direct Action Committee sponsored an anti-Kresge demonstration yesterday. After they left, a lone picketer demonstrated a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SN IUNDA! RTS AND LETTERS: 1893 Error Helps 'Festival' 1. Student's Rocket Design Uses Detonation Waves I I mmr.. 'I By RISA AXELROD If it hadn't been for a misunder- standing, a premature statement and an economy measure, May Festival might never have come into existence, University Musical Society President Charles A. Sink says. . The Society, organized in 1879, presented five concerts per season for 11 consecut...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ayA .i..mrSIM PAGE THLREEZ i SKhruslichev Warns U.S. To Keep Peace with Cuba LIVE SHOW: Sailors Watch Space. Flight Aboard the Lake Champlain atE Sea, A)-If the Russians have any doubts that the U.S. shot a man into space Friday and brought him back alive, let them ask 2,600 GI's That many sailors and officers of this big aircraft carrier were eye witnesses to history from choice seats. In contrast, according to ...…
…u j41Jr4 lan lig Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "Where Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth W-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. SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1961 NIGHT EDITOR: SUSAN FA...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mawlawi Claims U AR Aided byNeutral Polic By GERALD STORCH I CREATIVE ARTS FESTIVAL Ciardi, Rand To Head Union Events i ..:. .r. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING The concept of a "positive neu- tralism" has enabled the United Arab Republic to become stronger politically and ,economically, Far- ouk A. Mawlawi, an official of the Arab Information Center in Chi- cago, said yesterday at an African, Students' dinner. In its foreign p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY '- PROFI LE: (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the_ second in a continuing series of Ecniors who have led major stu- dent organizations this year.) I MYRA GOINES I By JUDITH BLEER There is a satisfaction which does not necessarily come to a person along With glory and recog- nition. It is an inner gratification which evolves whether or not others realize what you've accomplished. As the year progressed and her duties allowed he...…
…I I A 4~Avr aa. Non-Whites On Increase In Big Cities Sharp Reports Drop In White Populations Harry P. Sharp, director of the University's Detroit Area Study reported yesterday that the non- white population of the largest metropolitan areas has increased by over one million in the last. decade. At the same time, these areas have lost over two million white residents. In suburban areas an "amiazingly constant and amazingly high" color divisio...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY sN SUNDAY, itich gan, Indiana Divide Twin Bill hillies Scout Discovers 1' Shows Team Balance Wolverine Sluggers Crush Hoosiers, 24-5, Drop Nightcap, 3-2; Lose League Lead 'S By DON BURNESS Special To The Daily BLOOMINGTON - Watching the double-header yesterday at Bloomington, former major leag- uer and present Philadelphia Phillies scout Bruce Connaster remarked during the seventh in- ning of the opener, "They've got ...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY 1ielde Field Goal Edges Whites, 10-8 'UQUINTET: Co-eds Win AA U Horn Special To The Daily Strobel, Bickle Pace Winners FOOTBALL WRITERS MEET: Discuss 'M' Grant-in-Aid Program- By DAVE GOOD Spring practice ended on a happy note for coaches Hank Fonde and Jack Fouts yesterday, as their'Blue Squad finally tripped up the Whites, 10-8, and earned a steak dinner for them for the first time in three years. It was Doug Bi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DV LY SUNDAY. Y7,# THE MICHIGAN DAIUX SUNDAY.. MAY 7.. MICHIGAN UNION PRESENTS I AT VA u~ttixIE ARS FSTI .4U t C3 MA 9-2 * Tuesday, May 9 ..9:30-4:00 Art Show on the Diag *k Wednesday, May 1o... 7:30 Eugene Ormandy reflects on the music. An orchestra crescendo is sought by Ormandy. '° gages May Festival JOHN CIARDI Hill Aud, *k Thursday, May 11 ... 7:30 Poetry Reading Hour (faculty poets) X. J. KENNEDY J. R. SQUIRES...…
