…THE, MICHIGAN DAn V ea . HI A"1CUI(flA~i'U AfW' ~1Y ernette Appraises lole of Businessman "The American businessman serves as the catalyst of progress; he is the force behind the tre- mendous rise in the American liv- ing stardard throughout our his- tory," Prof. J. Phillip Wernette of the business school asserted re- cently. Disturbed by the reputation which business and businessmen have had in this country, Wernette said, "the businessm...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ick Home To Head MOROCCO ISSUES REBUKE: Algeria Stresses Cease-Fire Ecumenical Council Backs Use of Modern Languages VATICAN CITY W)-The Vatican Ecumenical Council yesterday gave qualified approval to reforms that will eventually allow Roman Catholics to receive baptism, penance and other sacraments in their own language. A few hours before the important vote in St. Peter's Basilica, the English-speaking Catholic bisho...…
…Se'tnty-Thid Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS "Where Opinions AreFree STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG., ANN ARBOR, MICH., PHONE NO 2-3241 Truth Will Prevail"' Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. L'URDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1963 NIGHT EDITOR: GERALD STORCH E...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. &V THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~AT1TRnAV EbCT KIL"i'1 i , "V X %J"JVA olverines Hope to. Revenge 37- Drubbing MURRAY SECOND: 'M' Harrier Surprises Rivals . By JIM BERGER Associate Sports Editorf urdue, the team that gave hlgan its biggest drubbing last invades Ann Arbor today plete with a 300-piece band, largest drum in the world and famed Golden Girl. ver 50,000 fans are expected at higan Stadium this afternoon ting...…
…CONFERENCE ON 'U' NEEDS OVERHAUL See Editorial Page JIrP Aitr igau Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom 4n 4bp atly SUNNY High-84 Law-58 Remaining bright anid clear over weekend . ._... I VOL. LXXPV, Nf.41 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1963 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PA a+a swaa a. s rsvta Group Postpones Conference of U Meeting To Be Held Next Semester; Lack of Support Blamed in Delay By CARL J. COHEN "The Conference on th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER MOSS' TIlE MIChIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1903 S S OT ES WEAKNESSES: Barlow Discusses Tax Reform By STEVEN HALLER "It is inconsistent to favor the tax reform programs proposed by former Governors G. Mennen Wil- liams and John B. Swainson and yet oppose the current proposal of Gov. George Romney because their programs are too similars" Prof. Robin Barlow of the eco- nomics department said recently. A...…
…1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAC Algerians Call After Fighting DIEM REGIME CONTINUES: U.S. Economic Time Bomb Tic By MALCOM W. BROWNE { SAIGON, Viet Nam MIP-The United States has lighted the. fuse of an economic time bomb under President Ngo Dinh Diem's regime, but the bomb may never go off. Since Aug. 21, America has halt- ed its commercial import program, at least partly to show indignation over the smashing of Buddhist pagodas by governme...…
…Sevety-Third Year EDrrED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN _ UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATION. Where Opinions Are Pro* STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG., ANN ARBOR, MICH., PHONE NO 2-3241 Truth will Prev'I n"x' Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. SIDELINE ON SGC: An Ominous Crossroads Y, OCTOBER 18,...…
… THE MICI SAN DAILY PAGE FIVE TUI~ Mir AN DAILY PAGE FiVE I ALLY C ASSIF J A )VE IT' SE :ENr \S s~ FOR SALE 8 FOOT SOFA. Lt. green. $100. Call NO 8-6528 after 6. B35 MINIVAC 601, perfect condition. $75. Call 482-7930 after 6 p.m. B31 PORTABLE TYPEWRITER - Olivetti Lettera 22. Call NO 3-8376, 6-8 p.m. B33 FOR SALE-Microscope "Zeiss" mono- cular-binocular, excellent cond. Ph. 542-6431, Detroit. B9 FOR SALE-40 square yards of ex...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY v+ R t1n A V nmrlr.fi:12'it1 1 ________________________________________________________________________ U . L'AAX, .., 1 uu l UISL1L 15, 1y63 I Romney Supports Detroit OUT FOR SEASON? Woodson's Status Doubtful' 4 , k. r r BADEN - BADEN, Germany (A) -Gov. George Romney of Mich- igan arrived here yesterday to lead the big Detroit delegation in its bid for the 1968 Olympic Games against strong competition from Lyon, Fr...…
… 18, 1963 THE' MICHIGAN DAILY .PAGE 18, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE . .... Wolverine Backs, Improving Ground Game TEXAS-ARKANSAS: Students Threaten To Crash Sell-Out By BILL BULLARD While much of the interest in Michigan's offense this fall has centered around passing, the Wol- verine ground attack has been developing in a less spectacular manner. "Our running offense has been getting more and more settled," offensive backfield coach H...…
…THE I MC~HIGAN 1iAII.V - ., .vaa var y aa aj FRIUDAY, UCTO] ,. ;BATE PREPARATIONS: Panel Views Pre-Law Needs School To Note Opinions On Housing Preferences' ..... .......... 2 P" Thoe 0 '4, By JUDITH BARCUS The question of what academic field a pre-law student should ma-! jor in brought differing opinions from law professors and pre-law advisors in a panel discussion yes-j terday on "Undergraduate Prep- aration for Law School." P...…
…f Union- ea (Second of a Series) By H. NEIL BERKSON When the Michigan Union and the Michigan League approved the Robertson Report last May, they accepted the philosophy of a merger of their two organizations. The Robertson Report left the actual details of the merger to an implementation committee-a committee which would work out legal problems, financial problems and a management structure. The implementation committee would decide what to do...…
…TRF: MICUT r A N itA Ti'.V n~ .. liilaTu ui MI ytuw f il 'rl T HURSDAY. PTP Presents Two Types of Comedy) Unit To Standardize R ental Areemlents SBy MARILYN KORAL versity Rental Agreement is in The newly-organized Off-Cam- effect," the rental agreement, new s Housing Bureau hopes to stan- this year, states. rdize use of the revised Uni- The form were mailed out to sity rental agreements by re- orms ere mie ut to sing to handle complaints ...…
… 17,14963 TA' ICHIGAN IAILV PAGE T R U.S. Tightens Up Relations Policy :in Latin Ami-erica WASHINGTON (MP)-The United States is enforcing a new and tougher policy against Latin American regimes which seize power by unconstitutional means. Shocked at the overthrow of elected governments in the Domini- can Republic and Honduras recently, officials said yesterday it has become necessary to tighten the rules on resumption of diplomatic relatio...…
…31i mirl#vitt Bul Seventy-Third Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLCATIONS "Wher OPtn'I1 B ev aSTUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG., ANN ARBOR, MICH., PHONE NO 2-3241 Why Should I Debate Rockefeller?" MOLIERE- U Players Present A Generous Miser' Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted i...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .1i'' ' 1'i #11 ' 1"111 ' 1 1t " i ' '1111 1'! 1 1" 1X 1 t't+ . s s f= N r r S Vy r! r r V J r V V r i. t r A r I s T AN OPPORTUNITY TO GROW '-s IN THE HIGHEST PROFESSIONAL WORKING ENVIRONMENT ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS PHYSICISTS MATHEMATICIANS Technical representatives of the MITRE Corporation will be conducting interviews on campus OCTOBER 18, 1963 .,q MITRE designs and develops systems that enable our mili- tary com...…
…Tur micuir A N lIA T v __ 11-L 71 LJ rwv H1 iNH llNi UI.'H lYCiW% A 'W7 U+ LJJDUJIR 17, 19634 I' 7 I STUDENTS -Want to raise that G.P.A? -It's much easier with a WEBCOR "MICROCORDA 300" DiGRAVIO HEADS QB'S: Purdue Looks Like 'M' Twin By CHARLIE TOWLE Looking at the Purdue team this year one gets the same feeling he does when watching summertime TV, "I've seen this thing before." A little more thought will reveal where, at Michigan S...…
…963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Attention Focuses on Olympic Site Discussion Michigan Stadium May Host Canham Sees Race Problem Olympics If Detroit Gets Bid As Deterrent in Getin ( im p .1 s. De-terrent - to et i wng a me .r.. n ,t' rt *x. ,. ,, . r v vv a i v n a v vvr v v fr111 G v a s JLJL.iv \1 { f\ k By TOM WEINBERG By the time Michigan and Pur- due are through with each other Saturday, a decision will have been made on the other side of th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAII.V s a i liiL a v as a vICUe'a a t aau AI TWS DI OCTOBER 17, 196: 3 I1 Dey Says India-U.S. Pact Would Raise War Threat ADVANCED CREDIT I _j tems used in one nation may not apply directly to another nation. He compared social systems to a plant which "flourishes in one climate, but has to be grafted be-j fore it can grow in another." As second major guest of the evening, President Hatcher was presented with an honorar...…
…Tnion-Leaguellerger: Toward a Campus Ce nte (EDITOR'S NOTE: Within the past few years the Michigan League and the Michigan Union have done much thinking about a possible mer- ger of their two organizations. This thinking took definite form last fall when both groups appointed members to a Union-League study com- mittee, chaired by Associate Dean James H. Robertson of the literary col- lege. The committee's final report, known subsequently as...…
…I THE MICHIGAN' DAILY 1vvihnvip'.qDAA£(WVnlUVlr19 1,149- ... . . .. ... . ... .. . ..: .. vca{s+a _.. .._. ,,. ...wn.ulx T.a9ar:+ta E.y: R/W..L.V866 s1Yl tlF.i^ t i i 4. LECTURE: Players Open with Moliere Drama Volf Talks on Latin America 1 1 KAREN WEINHOUSE Latin American social problems emming from the superimposi- )n of the Spaniards on the na- re Indian culture was the topic a lecture yesterday by Prof. .c R. Wolf of the anthrop...…
… 16.1963 THE MICHIGAN IA II PAGE THREE '17 *On Nations Propose Ban, Orbiting Atom Arms ;:; WASHINGTON: Repubican Delays SEduc d B011 By The Collegiate Press Service WASHINGTON-Legislation that would expand federal aid to vo- cational education was sidetracked in the House yesterday by a Re- publican opponent. Rep. Paul Findley (R-Ill) voiced. the sole objection needed to pre- vent an immediate House-Senate conference on differing versio...…
…Seventy-Third Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIvERSrr OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD I CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONw "Where Opinions Are Fro STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG.,ANARBORMicH. PHONE No 2-3241 Truth Will Prevail"E UGA.o LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Making Much Ado About 'Much Ado I Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints....…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY S DA Y 'l 1' LOST AND FOUND LOST-Keys. Sat. p.m. near Hill Aud. If found, call 5-2197. A22 LOST-Woman's glasses in plain black case. Near campus. Reward. 5-8661. A24 FOUND-Silver ring on Main St. near Grinnell's and E. Liberty. Inquire at Administration Bldg., S. State. A21 FOUND - Men's glasses. Amber and clear frames. Pick them up at Tice's Men's Shop on S. University. A23 LOST-Small ...…
…p I, THE MICHIGAN .DAILY WEDNESDTUQfAY.OCniwnni 18.in19#12 -_ . " '. . "Y tiLl Y 1 +a u[ii: VW1 Vliii+iL iVh' li#GS..:.... d*40 a, 1' Cage Season Looks Good, By LLOYD GRAFF Prepare to switch vocabularies- basketball practice has begun. End runs are out, fast breaks are in. Centers dunk rather than hike. Guards are dribbling instead of tackling. With six weeks to go in the football year the buildup starts for a basketball season which, C...…
…If THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sophomore Yearby Likes Defensive Work 'Rough' t f .. y By TOM ROWLAND From 40 rows on up in Michigan Stadium the average football fan misses a lot. He misses the grunts of anguish, the clanging of helmet meeting helmet and the thud of elbows reaching midsections as the two opposing- lines clash. He can't see the blood, sweat and grime that makes up an exciting football aft- ernoon. It's a rough sport-but just how...…
…THE MICHIGAN DlAILY AInTvrT Ag7 : . ..: .v . . v a a~i. - B E'r iJ.~tkL tI'.- V Jl.J.'V ihK 16, IU63 { NION-L EAGUE:- Unit Report P'assed Onl To Regents (Continued from Page 1) >ns are independent of.each oth- they even have different names. 1e Michigan League is the name the building. Its operations are pervised by a board of governors. The Women's League (activi- s) Ahas space in the building. Its ur student officers sit on the ard of g...…
…THE WHEAT DEAL STIRS DISSENT See Editorial Page 0k itgan 471-A& t SUNNY hligh-7 7 Low--46 Gradual warming trend with a great deal of sun Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 38 SEVEN CENTS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1963 TWO SECTIONS EIGHTEEN PAGE' ADDS TWO MEMBERS: Council Action Expands HRC Algeria Charges By THOMAS COPI Ann Arbor's City Council passed on first reading an amendment expanding the ...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1963 TWO THE MICHIGAN DULY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1963 NDIVIDUALS, ATTITUDES: Students Influence 'U' Public Image GRADUATE STUDENTS Needler NDEA, NSF, Predicts -" Variety of F D il m m aThe University Office of Re- search Administration has an- nounced a list of graduate fellow- (Continued from Page 1) ships for which application may be made. there is a tradition of public The National Science Fou...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THEs Mi ~ai V iii V .C1.AVAPAl.E TTT PAGE THM or Leaves Positio After Pentagon Fight; Pick Nitze as Successorl RESIGNATION-Fred Korth (left) yesterday resigned his post of appointment takes Nitze out of contention for deputy secretary of secretary of the Navy. The position was filled by Paul Nitze. This defense, currently held by Roswell L. Gilpatric. RIGHT TO STRIKE: Rail Negfotiators Feud...…
… ~1 x Seventy-Third Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATION. "Where Opinions Are FeSTUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG., ANN ARBOR, MICH., PHONE NO 2-3241 Truth Will Prevail"> Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1963 NIGHT EDITOR: ANDREW ORLIN ...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 19696A96M963 'r ThffU amrM ATnV * ,,..,,.:, ,.-... -i ar, ltlil; ill lnAAl DAILY R 5 U I For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-4786 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, and Saturday 9:30 'til 11:30 A.M. s iii.r rrr r n TRANSPORTATION NEED RIDE TO CLEVELAND for Oct. 18-20 weekend; Will be grateful and will pay. Judy, 5-9761, Ext. 104. 014 NEED RIDE to Cleveland for Oct. 18-20 weekend; will be gratef...…
…I PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1963 C _l. Big Ten QB's Take to Air CHEMISTS- B.S., M.S. & Ph.D. IF you are dedicated to research, come to an expanding organization where basic research provides a solid foundation for the program; where recognition for accomplishments brings opportunities for new projects and programs to chal- lenge the future; and where you have the opportunity to pursue fundamental discoveries or f...…
… A5, 1963i rrUI MTruzr_ & IW IMAL'tT v 15,193 k; ma1JRnIIli1~i UDAILY PAGE . BIGt EN PR ACTICE NOTES: Purdue Rests To Prepare for Blue CAMPUS INTERVIEWS Tuesday, October 22 By The Associated Press LAFAYETTE-Coach Jack Mol- lenkopf excused from practice yes- terday the 27 Purdue football play- ers who saw the most action against Wisconsin Saturday. Center Gets Award ,As Lineman Michigan center Tom Cecchini was named the Midwest Linema...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1963 EPLACES ADENAUER: Erhard'Big Moment Nears By JOHN WEYLAND Associated Press Staff Writer BONN-Ludwig Erhard, after patiently waiting in the wings for years, at last becomes West Ger- many's new chancellor today. Konrad Adenauer, the retiring chancellor, did not want Erhard, his popular economics minister, to succeed him. Adenauer delayed his retirement...…
…FASH ION SUPPLEMENT Y Sir i4au 4Z it FASH ION SUPPLEMENT Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 38 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY OCTOBER 15, 1963 SECTION TWOTNPAE TEN PAGES as ion uppement: utu N …
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. OCTOBER -15..14912 THE ICHIAN DILY TTFLAi V ~LGU~' 1 1k),lU old, Wide Stripes ivade Tie Fashions n.._ By DAVID PAULS udents seem to be going for wide-striped ties this year. One 1 merchant observes that not are the stripes getting wider the colors are getting bolder truer. Cies should show the individ- s imagination. Anybody can r a solid color, but it takes an ginative p e r s o n to wear yes," is the philoso...…
…152 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P. New Shirts Yield Stripes, Light Colors By JOHN MEREDITH This year the well-dressed Uni- versity man is wearing pattern sport shirts and striped dress shirts with either tab or button-down collars This can easily be confirmed by a quick glance at the male two- thirds of the campus. Nevertheless, for those men who have been watching only females, and those women who have not looked at any fellows, it is merely empha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15,1903 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESIMY. OCTOBER 15. 1883 ~ .1 I i all, Winter Coats o Display Changes See Variety By ALICE FIALKIN V he trend in fall and winter ts for girls has changed again, iging in exciting and different rics and styles. 'he biggest alteration is in the v "architectural" lines. These lude the princess, empire line 1 A line along with the stand- boy's coat. 'ull coats with billowy sle...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sportswear . .. Casual Materials for Jewelry Include Ancient Scarabs, Wood By JUDY GOLDSTEIN What's new in the fall color spectrum? 7 Teal blue, mellow cranberry, green and blue plaids, olive green and deep plum are the predomin- ate colors on the campus scene. Rating high on the fashion scale, are burgundy wrap around skirts blended with shocking pink blouses. ! Jumpers are big and found in fab- rics of corduroy, madras ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY V >, <1 ki:F 3ii cI Robert Bruce washable 2-ply lambswool cardigan, 14.95 Alps Bavarian-styled brushed w96l cardigan. 19.95 Arnold Palmer Alpaca-wool cardigan by Robt. Bruce. 19.95 Robert Bruce brushed wool Jant en brushed cardigan, shaggy cardigan, 13.95 65% mohair, 35% wool, 19.95 .. .is.. . K All-wool Alpaca-stitch cardi- gan with side tabs, 16.95 ..?ti x ".' S.. Lx. t 4 . k h fit .. .', 4 ll wool 1popcorn-stitch c...…
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…PAGE LIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1963 PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1963 GO BROKE CHEAPLY: Jet Age Travel Guides Offer Bargain Kotila Plans Union Air Flight To Paris or Brussels in May I, To Ski or Not To By GEORGE HENRY With the advent of the jet-age, travel guides of various sorts have multiplied at a rate nearly equal to that of the hotels and souvenir booths in the lands visited by the Am...…
… THE MICHMAN DAILY PAGE NINE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NTNE Decide Styles for '63-64 Ski Season 4 l.:'": A:: .""A C:4V:i"h4"r A : :45V. t"'.:':" :: .4":"tV ::: ':: :. : :":: ,4 :: '. .4:14.5' :.. :Y :" " :"!:A.,..........r.. ...:. ..1': :": :v. ' :"::: :":::: .":: .... - ..: k4"; r. 4a:; r,".: :::::." d.4".{" rs':: , h4......... r..4 ..:::.:"::: : :"rx:.v ':::^:::. _ By RICHARD WINGEIELD The Ski Industries of America held their annual fas...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15. x.962' TUEMIHIAN AIY uESDAY .w OCTa u"AuLY zI 1&a J 0 student Unit )ffers Trips, t Low Cost, By ROBERT SHLIFER The United States National Stu- ent Association, for the sixteenth ear, will provide low cost cul- iral and educational foreign avel programs next summer. USNSA programs are open to 1 students attending U.S. col- ges and universities between the ges of 18 and 25 and to high 1hool students en...…
…Wisconsin .. .,38 Ohio State .... 20 Northwestern .15 Iowa ...... . Purdue .......20 Illinois ........20 Minnesota .... 8 Indiana... . .. 37 Notre Dame.. .17I Texas........., .. 26 So. California .14 Oklahoma .... 28 | Florida ...... 10 Slippery Rock .27 7 Alabama ..... 6 Calif. St., Pa... 7 VOICE LOOKS TO OTHER LANDS L Sirr ga :4E aiti SUNNY High- 4 Low--45 Fair, with warming trend See Editorial Page Seventy-Three Years of Edito...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1963 Past THIS WEEK'S EVENTS Absorbtion Fortunately, though, these for- mer Samurai, during their life at court. had absorbed an excellent musical background. As a result, the most important body of sha- kuhachi comes from this period. Its name is descriptive of its ength: "shaku" indicates about one foot and "hachi" means eight inches. It has five finger holes, four above and one below, and it is held...…
…_7-TUXE MICHIGAN DAILY Soviets Let Convoy Pass; Koreans To Hold Crucial Election jA UT OBAIN Troops Reach. Berlin STOPPAGE: As See No Setback in Relations WASHINGT~ON tom)-The ad-v ministration yesterday blamed the Berlin blockade on a "genuine" Russian misunderstanding and saw no permanent setback to the widening thaw in the cold war. President John F. Kennedy got word at 7:15 a.m. (EDT) that the Russians had cleared the Berlin- ...…
