…DAY, 30 JANUARY 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ...ms s"- >, ' S 'NCIES ASK $996.2 MILLION: omney Discusses Budget' SPECIALIZATION RAISES INCOME Comparative Advantage Fathers Common ING W)A - Gov. George[ said yesterday he'll de- budget message Tuesday. ate agencies want him to 396.2 million and that he's to go" on tax reform. overnor told his news con- that the agency requests e than $300 million high- the state budget now in 1 the increases re...…
…ol4r AM4d1-gan Batty Seventy-Fifth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BT STUDENTs O' THE UNIVERSITY O MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLCATIONS DIFFERENT PURPOSES: Community Colleges Follow Many Models s Are Fe,420 MAYNARD S?., ANN ARDo., Mxcw.. Prevail NEWS PHONE 764-0552 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. 'URDAY, 30 ...…
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…0 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DILYT. SATUTRDAY. 30 JANUJTARY 166 5 - -- - - - - -- - 1 - I . 1 . . tiJCAAL %JJM"J3i., VV Unl\ %- LZXA I AUUJ 0 Icers Bombed by Tech; Wrestlers Crush Wisconsin .4 Win Streak Broken; Huskies Roll, 10-2 Matmen Romp, 25-3, Extend String to 26 Special To The Daily HOUGHTON-Michigan's five- game winning streak came to a grinding halt last night as the Wolverine icers were bombed by the Michigan Tech Huskies, 1...…
…ACADEMY CHEATING: DISMISSAL NOT ANSWER See Editorial Pa- Y r e Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom A6F 4& :43 a t I COLD High-20 Low--14 Partly cloudy with snow flurries in morning VOL. LXXV, No. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, 31 JANUARY 1965 SEVEN CENTS FOURTEEN PAGES Burundi Expels Rejects Commun TOKYO 0P)-Communist China announced yesterday its diplomats had been expelled from the Afri- can kingdom of Burundi. A tiny landlock...…
…s PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN UA IIV C'TTlkTTIAV 01 TA'AtTTA10'%F Iri,-+ CPa. .TWO1TaaaM aahi2A1aT 1111K :SU1NDAY. 3 1 JAINUARY*X1965 LANGUAGE RESEARCH: Minnesota The Week To Come: a Campus Calendar i New Linguistic Center o Open U II AIE11IJ1U 1 By MICHAEL JULIAR "I wish I had $100 for every student that has switched from the literary college to the school of engineering or business admin- istration to get away from the foreign languag...…
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… E MET r. N - e. f -W-ft PALI.NDFOMY PAT AD PREET ...not a DAFT. FAD but a toy for the Iiterati By STEVEN S. TIGNER WORDS HAVE LONG functioned as both the play things and the most trenchant artillery of literati and small children. On the literary side, perhaps the most ancient and enduring of all verbal amusements has been the com- position of palindromes. They pre-date crosswords and crostics by more than two millennia, and are known tod...…
… _F, t.-_- - . t- -'- 'S_ - - - The New Poetry: Two Critical Views Entertainment n Ann Arbor Tiger Lilies Gravely Marvelous: Anything Can Happen By DONALD L. HILL A ROOF OF TIGER LILIES. Poems by Donald Hall. New York: The Viking Press. 1964. SOMETIMES IT is said that a poet ought not to pay much attention to the poetry of his contemporaries. If he is really good, the argument goes, then keeping track of what the others are doing can ...…
…,.... _, ",* ~. THE CHICAGO SCHOOL: Architecture as Metaphor By WALTER BROWN RECENTLY PUBLISHED by the Uni- versity "of Chicago Press, "The Chi- cago School of Architecture" by Carl W. Condit represents the finest and most scholarly work on the great burst of creative energy that occurred in Chicago at the turn of the century. There have been many works published on the two great masters, Frank Lloyd Wright and Louis Sullivan, but no one be...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IND THE THRONE: uddhists Desire otal Viet Control If U.S. Acts To Protect Trade SAIGON M)--In less than a half year, a few political-minded Buddhists have tumbled two South Vietnamese Premiers. Riding on a crest of new power is a group of Buddhists- mostly from the central and northern parts of South Viet Nam- whose apparent goal is to dominate the political life of the country. Their statements brim with self-confidenc...…
…. I 'C r 1101galt Patty Seventy-Fifth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVER TY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD iN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLIcATIoNS Each Time I Chanced To See Franklin D. College Editors and Dull Commercial Press by H. Neil Berkson dnions Are F 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR, Mrc. Witt Prevail NEWs PHONE: 764-0552 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the ed...…
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…a PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN :DAILY SUNDAY, 31 JANUARY 1965 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. 31 JANUARY 1965 Cagers Dump Purdue; 'M' Icers Trounce Tech, 6-1 Tregoning Bruises Ankle as Hot Shooting, Strong Boarding Lift Big Ten Mark to 5-0 Goalie Page Stars as Pucksters Rebound To Salvage Third Series Split of Season (Continued from Page 1) Purdue fought back to tie the score, 10-10, and the teams bat- tled on even terms until Geor...…
