…THE OFFICE OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS See Editorial Page ir rtgan Ia ity PARTLY SUNNY High--32 Low--35 Cloudy and cold tonight Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 41 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1962 SEVEN CENTS TEN PAGES Military Invades Mississippi Dorm Police Remove Various Firearms From House Adjacent to Meredith By The Associated Press OXFORD, Miss.-Military policemen hauled out a dismantled pistol, a dis...…
…TURNING POINT IN THE COLD WAR See Editorial Page Y 5k i tgut P4al1 COLD, CLOUDY high--4 Low-28 Possible showers today, turning to snow tonight Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 42 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1962 SEVEN CENTS Soviets LaunchSpacecraft To Photograph EIGHT PAGES Mars Technicians Predict Seven-Month Voyage 'Mars I' Vehicle Begins Programs Of Prolonged Space Explorations By The Associated Pr...…
…Gridders To Entertain Once-Beaten 'sconsi GOV. SWAINSON LEADS STATE See Editorial Page g tfrligaui 4 E 44ait&F CLOUDY High-47 Low-40 Considerably overcast, with a few light showers Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 43 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Ask ightening Of City Provision IAttempt To Stop Street Brawls Between High School, '' Students By ELLEN SILVERMAN Ann Arbor ...…
…Minnesota ....28 Northwestern 26 Iowa .........28 Illinois MSU ......... 7 Indiana ......21 Ohio State ....14 Purdue *......14 Notre Dame ...20 Pittsburgh ....24 USC ..........14 Florida ..........22 ......1 Navy .........12 Syracuse ..... 6 Washington ... 0 Auburn ....... 3 ROMNEY OFFERS IMPROVEMENT See Editorial Page i [17, r lflr 43au 43:a 40v1 MOSTLY CLOUDY Occasional light rain today. colder tonight Seventy-Two Years of Editoria...…
…'U'Faculty Survey Indicates Romney Pref erence By DANIEL SHAFER, MICHAEL HYMAN, BURT MICHAELS and KAREN MARGOLIS The faculty prefers George Romney over Gov. John B. Swainson. In a survey conducted by The Daily, out of 386 faculty members answering, which represents about 19 per cent of the faculty, 43 per cent said they favored Romney while only 27 per cent backed Swain- son. Thirty per cent were still undecided. Among those faculty members ...…
…'4:00 A.M. RESULTS Y 5k4fglan I1ait Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1962 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES * * * * * * * * * * * * ation Vol New York, Michigan Republicans Elected Incumbent Brown Edges Out Nixon In California Gubernatorial Contest By PHILIP SUTIN The nation's voters retained the current political balance in Congress, but numerous upsets marked yesterday's ...…
…Professors Discuss Romney 's A bilities, Pro blems By THOMAS HUNTER In suptort of Governor-elect George Romney, Prof. James K. Pollock of the political science department told a radio audience Saturday that Romney's leadership abilities give him an "infinitely better" chance of success in working with the Legislature. Three of Pollock's colleagues in the political science depart- ment are more wary of Romney's chances. Profs. Joseph Kallenba...…
…VOTERS, CANDIDATES, AND IFC See Editorial Page C I 4c Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom 47E ait WARMER F iig-52 Law--32 Fair today, tonight with light winds VOL. LXXIII, No.48 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9 196Z SEVEN CENTS US., Russians Deadlock on Removal of ol EIGHT PAGES F.bers Negotiators Disagree, On Inspection Issue, Reds Vow To Take Out All Missiles By Monday, Ask Halt of Blockade UNITED NATIONS (AP)-The United Sta...…
…Illini Confront aize and Bluein Last Home Game HUMAN DIGNITY AND IDEOLOGY See Editorial Page - / glilt igau ~Eiait1 CLOUDY High--5o Low-4o Rain today, clearing, cooler tonight Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXI~ No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1962 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES Top Admiral Says U.S. Followed Subs Same Gave Destroyers Blockading Cuba Chance 'To 'Exercise Trade' NEW YORK (A)-The Navy's to...…
…Wisconsin.. .37 Purdue . Northwestern . 6 MSU . . . . 17 Minnesota ..a. 10 Ohio State. 9 Iowa . . . . . . 0 Indiana . . .. 10 Syracuse . .. 34 Penn State . . 34 \ Oklahoma 7 Navy . .... 6 West Virginia. 6 Iowa State . 41 Slippery Rock 21 .. 0 Clarion State . 3 I ; t THE SGC CANDIDATES See Editorial Page Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom ~Iaiti s .fl_. WARMER High-54 Low-40 Fair today, cloudy tonight ' . , 'I VOL. LX=11, No...…
…SGC Candidates By GAIL EVANS THOMAS BRC Student Government Council candidates are summing up their own rules. He say stands. The SGC election is Wednesday. During the campaign at academics outside interviews, public speeches and visits to housing units the 13 dents must prove individuals running for the seven elective seats have expressed will take interest these views: Brown encoun system. He says t Mr CHARLES BARNELL-He says that Student Gov...…
…STUDENT LEADERSHIP? See Editorial Page Y Liltr~ga 47E aiti MILD High--50 Low-38 Mostly fair warming tomorrow Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIIM, No. 52 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES An Editorial.0. WE BELIEVE that Student Government Council should ad- vocate greater responsibility, assure student rights and seek to participate in University policy formation in both academic and s...…
…SGC ELECTIONS: DIRTY POOL See Editorial Page C, je 5k igtau &titii MOSTLY CLOUDY High--5O Low-35 Considerable cloudiness, not much change Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 53 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1962 SEVEN CENTS Stockmeyer, Ross Outdistance Field in SG 4E44REN44M4 SIX PAGES C Vote "NSA C+j Brown, Epker Place After Seventh Ballot Barnell, Gilbar, Kass Wage Duel For Remaining Council Position...…
…THE CAMPUS AND USNSA See Editorial Page Y S ir igau :43atty CLOUDY High--47 Low--36 Rain starting today, ending by tomorrow Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No.54 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1962 SEVEN CENTS TEN PAGES Kappa Sigma Scores Swathmore Local Chapter Claims Suspension Results From Fight Against Discrimination By ELLEN SILVERMAN Kappa Sigma fraternity national has suspended the Swarth- more Coll...…
…olverines Seek Second Big Ten ictory Today Legislators Give Views on Campus Speaker Bans By DAVID MARCUS State legislators, according to a Daily survey, do not like the idea of Communists speaking on Communism or advocating violent overthrow of the government on the campuses of state supported colleges and universities. Twenty seven legislators, 16 Republicans and 11 Democrats, all members of the outgoing Legislature, replied to the...…
…OsU ...... Oregon ....... 26 HSU .........31 Wisconsin ....35 Minnesota .... 7 Northwestern 7 Illinois ....... 6 Purdue,...... 7 Georgia Tech.. 7 Oklahoma .... 6 Alabama...... 6 Missouri ...... 13 Princeton .....14 Slippery Rock 13 0 Yale .........10 | E. Stroudsburg 7 SOCIETY AND THE 'U': INHERENT CONFLICT See Editorial Page Y Sir 43ztU I E 4aitp SNOW High-40 Low-s2 Light flurries today; little change tomorrow Seventy-Two Years o...…
…Khrushchev Outlines New Plan for Soviet Eco inomy MOSCOW (P)-Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev directed a vast new party and industrial reorganization in the Soviet Union yesterday, and told party leaders to copy from capitalism, if they Must, to increase farm and factory production. Khrushchev disclosed his plan to the Communist Party Central committee. He outlined a countrywide, industrial and party or- ganization reaching down to the ra...…
…INDIA-CHINA WAR: A NEW STAGE? See Editorial Page YI L SirA i Au :4Iaiti CLOUDY High-45 Low--35 Windy, occasional showers through tonight Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 58 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1962 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES Khrushchev Agrees To Remove Bombers * * * * * * * * * * * * Kennedy Orders Blockade Lifted Soviets Comply With U.S. Demands; Announce Limit on Withdrawal...…
…MSU FUNDS AND LEGISLATORS See Editorial Page C I 4c 5kA :43 tiiy MILD High-50 Low--1i Increasing cloudiness with southerly winds Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 59 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1962 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES SRC Sets Withdrawal From SGC Group Reviews Faculty Role on Council; May Seek End of Representation By DENISE WACKER The Student Relations Committee has decided, after a preliminary...…
…LINCOLN COLLEGE DENIES FREEDOM See Editorial Page lMfr ~2Iait~ TEMPERATE High-SO Generally fair; little change in temperature. Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 60 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES ' To Try To Calm Iiidia's Neighbor NEW DELHI (IP)-Chiefs of the United States and British missions which. have been surveying India's Himalayan defense needs turned yesterday to t...…
…NEW PROJECTS: A RAY OF LIGHT See Editorial Page Y Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom .4Iait1 43atly FAIR High-55 Low-26 Continued mild little change in temperature VOL. LXXIII, No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES DISCRIMINATION: Queens College Case To Open A jury trial was granted Tues- day to. two associate professors at Queens College, New York, who charged that they have been de- nied ...…
…SPEAKER POLICY PROVIDES UNITY See Editorial Page LiltP :43a'ttly FAIR High-,59 Low-30 Little change in temperature through Saturday. Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 62 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1962 SEVEN CENTS TotalEnrollment Shows Increase Over La SIX PAGES ;t Year Freshman Class Up; 206 Added Students Hellwarth Says Engineering Drop Less Marked Than Previous Years' By GAIL EVANS and PHILIP SUTI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURS DAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1962 AT VIW) I NV EW ADDIT ION: 'U' Center To Study Population By STEVEN HALLER A comparatively recent addition to the "Research Center of the Midwest" is the University Popu- lation Studies Center, organized in June of- 1961. The Center, one of three major institutions of this kind in the United States, was made possible through a grant of $500,000 from Ford Prof. Foundation, according to Ron...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1969- THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, ?IOVEMBER 2,1962 Challenge Alters Program To Aid Student Awareness 'SERVANT OF TWO MASTERS': 'U'Players Use Clay Masks, Ingenuity By MARJORIE BRAHMS Broinage Backs Proposal On New State Constitution Prof. M. E. Moravcsik of the phil- osophy department, Prof. William W. Jellma of the education school and the Rev. Erwin A. Gaede. t hey will look at the question from t...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAIL.V !C A VV?3 t7Ott At+xxlicn V th . 'IU~llAS, NOVEMBERK 3, 1962 ;Z, ,, ECKSTEIN COMMENTS: War May Alter Indian Policy Candidates Bach Plans For Peace S I I no By THOMAS DRAPER V "War with Red China may well be a turning point in Indian his- tory," Prof. Alexander Eckstein of the economics department said re- cently. Red China's attack caught India off guard militarily, economically and ideologically. The war ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN lA~lyV QT!TnA V n a ItIP1.~J. V5jLJ.ER i, IUP ias a Lmi~ati l rPaeont.I -3 LiVLAX, NVYtSi 1ULJ6 4, 196-, Backstage ' By MARJORIE BRAHMS is considering adding to and re- The ilbrt ad Sllivn ~ vamping the idea behind the So- ciety, the oldest co-ed extracurric- ciety, artisticddirector Gershom ular activity .on campus, and one Morningstar said recently. of the most colorful, will present With an eye to the future, Morn...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN nATYX MMYTL' O VIL. A VT t TA T'!A' Il!*1191!iw w w w.r.... PAETO H i VIiAilT ,1AN1Ly TUESDJAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1962 2 USNSA HISTORY: 'U' Students Take Part In Congress, As Officers (Continued from Page 1) the national and regional branch- es of the assodation. In 1953 Leonard Wilcox, '52, who had been president of Student Legis- lature, became the executive vice- president, Harry Lund, '54, former Daily editor, became...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAYNOVEMBER 7,1962 uG&S To Give Princess Ida' To Consider NATIONALWORLD AFFAIRS: Gt C Oriv Ia Io onsderC Y!4 T. . _ -Daily-John Gould FEMINIST MOVEMENT-The Gilbert and Sullivan Society will present "Princess Ida," a satire on a group of university women who try to be independent and control the world without men, at 8:30 p.m. today through Saturday in Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. The operetta, which was writ- ten about ...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DATYX It "l4M iMwt MY r ae irw,. r. r..... ,.... ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ____ __-- .. ~ v~aM~sTHURSDAY, NOVE I 1 MBE USNSA: International Contacts Exchange Student Ideas (Continued from Page 1) groups is the World Assembly of Youth which acts on all problems affecting youth, including stu- dents. USNSA is also associated with the United Nations' Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organiza- tion, which contributes t...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1962 TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1982 .1 9'ORTHCOMING BOOK: Burks Examines Probability Chasins Sees Mediocrity In Contemporary Music By MICHAEL SATTINGER While on sabbatical leave, Prof. rthur W. Burks of the philos- )hy department is writing a book, Dause, Chance, and Reason," hich studies the philosophy of ,use. "I draw heavily on the mathe- atics of probability and I look exam...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Q ATTTnAV ?It7'thIM'RU th 4099 ____________________________________________________________________________ ULjcaJ. LU"MAXL ±AUJ nDLdU Istit lv, 196z , ASPECTS AND PROBLEMS: Views Indonesian Language V By MICHAEL SATTINGER The development by Bahasa- Indonesia, a language group so- ken by Indonesians and Malyans, was viewed recently by Prof. An- dries Teeuw, a visiting professor in Far Eastern Studies. Prof. Teeuw, a...…
…PAGE Two TAE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNAY NOVEMBER. '. 1.1982 PAGETWOTHE ICHGANDAIL STNDAY T"flViwR~ 111_. .a va acra .a.y } v ai lru L' iL l.ir 1.7 UG r RISING DEMAND: Bureau Places 'U' Graduates 'OPERATION AMIGO:' Brazilian Students Tour 'U' Campus r: - - By THOMAS HUNTER Where do they go? Out. What do they do? Work. That's the story of hundreds of seniors and graduate students as seen by Evart W. Ardis, director of the Bureau of Appointme...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY x rr ojvcS v .Vr tlAJ i,,t3, J 16 CHARGE SUBVERTED CONCEPTS: Students Enumerate Purpose Underlying USNSA Situation By RICHARD KRAUT "Has the United States National Student Association subverted its original purpose?" and "what does the organization (do for the cam- pus?" were the two major ques- tions discussed in a debate on UENSA, held Sunday. William Madden, '63L, and Stu- dent Go...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DATIM "L7[TT'i 711 1 L' Y" X' ' '1 f11'ti7lAR ,r n .i r. irr P A G E T O T U E C 1 h I A N f u r y LW r rJr , r . a -. n l . .f'DNESDAY, NOVEMUBER 14, 1962 Exposes NegroPolitical Plight MUSICAL ROLE: Singer Relates Views On Evolution of Blues Hospital To Relieve Nurses of Small Jobs By KENNETH WINTER The South "will go to any end" to stop the Negro from becoming a political force in that area, Charles McDew charge...…
…: E TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY IrtL T q"Av) wJrnL v i.Jv LivJlp IleZyJ, I r i 1_ 'FRANNY AND ZOOEY': Murrays Cites Growth Of Mature Awareness Cantata Program SHAUL SPEAKS: Algerians Confront Economic Crisis By MARJORIE BRAHMS The quest for maturity in J. D. Salinger's "Franny and Zooey" be- gins not only with a disillusion- ment with the phony world but also with the realization of a phony self, N. Patrick Murrays of the English depart...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY V'E'T AV VAV7T~WA~V A Ae'EJ~A .F V av M- ul i Uo~ VILPA Y, iV V V r 1Y115 1L 1t3, 196 L 4 ECONOMIC COMMUNITY: Montenegro Views European Growth H ipamonti Finds Jordan Pyramid A state department official re- turned to the University recently, to offer some thoughts on "The Evalution of the European Com- mon Market" for a business ad- ministration school audience. Daniel W. Montenegro, acting director of the Office of P...…
…1 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY RAT" DA A T*5.A~ , 'ySUVLJJEZb trl 4, t«1 Dt PAE W ATTh - -V ~ sraiun tiY, vVL'1V113 tG 17, 1967. i GIFTS, BEQUESTS: Regents AcceptGrants Legislators Give Views on Bans __ Bernstein Views U.S. Status In International Economics ANN ARBOR-Gifts, grants and bequests totalling $151,960.74 were accepted by the Regents yesterday. The largest amount was $48,- 201.39 from the estate of Mary McKibben Harper to ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1R. ]962 PAEWOTH-MC IGNAIY TN AV7_ VIUUu'1314~ 1:7 V1fAV11.i IN" L1r1"]C JM 10, 1004 III . = 1 11 14" BACKSTAGE: MUSKET Points Toward Opening Night Panel Discusses Change To Economy of Peace By MARJORIE BRAHMS The Union Ballroom is presently housing an exciting, chaotic and fascinating operation, the rehears- als for the 1962 MUSKET produc- tion, "Bartholomew Fair." A disreputable-looking cr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY "t~Tw~ l4Wta vWrK}m? AAt~l 'iUMSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2962 Yrllr - !#I/'! .._ . ........ _ .. . _ _ .... _ ,_.__.._ ..-. _ _ _ _ _ 1 ANALYZING NEW NATIONS: Must See Politics in Context Considers Language of Operas .j tricts, methods of voting and oth- er institutional techniques. "It is necessary to view the de- veloping areas in the contexts and traditions in which the people move," he added. In studying these chang...…
…PAGE TWO THE ~MICHIG~AN fUAULV !l:$TS T T 71T TTh W a ' W I ' .w __ EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1962 . I BInl SJAME:e Initial, Success Sparks Tean By MARJORIE BRAHMS Jack O'Brien, Grad, and Robert Jaynes, who together have pro- duced last year's MUSKET produc- tion, "Land Ho!"; and this year's "Bartholomew Fair," believe that their first musical comedy taught them much that is invaluable in forming their second MUSKET show. "The concept of ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ti1'PgnAV_ Vnvr.muri r 4r# van* PAETOTTI'IAV Iy'1any i ur.a"fix, INUrYEMISEK Z7, I96Z z ZOROASTRIANISM: Describes Influence Of Philosophies By MARTHA MacNEAL "There is no disproof of the assumption that the Greek philos- .r her Heracliuus knew of the Indo-Iranian doctrines of the Magi, fire and truth," Prof. Duchesne Guillemin of the Uni- versity of Liege (Belgium) said yesterday. Speaking on "Zoroastrianism ...…
…TWO THE MICHIM A W 'rlA TT v _~~ 3 tTs.WO i 11AL L-NM NESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1962 .10-4 COUNSELING: 'U' Policy Stresses Flexibiity, Diversity (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first In a six part series on counseling at the University.) By ELLEN SILVERMAN The policy of the University regarding counseling.is to have no rigid policy, but a program which will be flexible and diverse enough to meet the needs of the diverse student population. The ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY V 1L V-C A~,. 1\V V , Schaleben Describes Importance of Press FORD GRANTS: To End Aid for Business Schools U' Counseling Helps Students __ By MARTHA MacNEAL "Journalism is the most vital activity in man's relation to man," Arville Schaleben, executive edi- tor of "The Milwaukee Journal," sa:A yesterday. Speaking on "The News and Why," he stressed that the prin- cipal problem facin...…
…T u THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRMD AY, NOVEMBER 30, 1962 Council Agrees Vote Indication Unclear Counseling Service Aids Students' Mental Health SUMMER SESSION: Implement Full-Year Shift grown in membership within the last four years, he noted that it is time to gE rid of the "stagna- tion of the last four years." Ross replied that USNSA mem- bership was not stagnant, claiming that the absence of a number of Southern schools due to the in- tegrat...…
…TMTRSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGETIMER THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 196~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Tell Defense Officials To Report to Superiors After Talking to Press STUDIES VOTING: - De Gaulle To Remain As French President PARIS (P) - President Charles de Gaulle yesterday called the results of Sunday's referendum satisfactory - apparently showing that he has no present intention of quitting. During the referendum campaig...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAV.V.'I'N 'THE 1WICHIE. VAlV BATI DA 'i ''YD3U ££ -Z rd3,uim 1 nim rr U Sets Start of U.S. Airlift As Indian Battles Subside' a' Students Riot In New Debli Against Reds By The Associated Press NEW DELHI-Thousands of In- dian university students swept through New Delhi yesterday, shouting for expulsion of Com- munist Chinese from the border, and burning Chinese shop signs. Prime Minister Jawaharlal Neh- ru called f...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Yemen Forces Massing As New Regime Plots I Saudi Arabian Attack U.S. Sends Weapons To Aid Indian Army NEW DELHI (M)-United States Air Force transports sped to India yesterday with weapons to help that nation fight off Chinese Communist invaders. With the launching of the American arms airlift, United States Ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith pointedly told Prime Minister Jawaharl...…
…Lieutenant WILLIAM (Bucx) DAWsON '39-'42, recently sent to The Alumnus ofAie an interesting paper which he edited to publicize his airborne divisibn's activities. The newspaper is entitled "The All-Ameri- can Paraglide", and was printed at Nijme- gen, Holland. It contains articles about the division invading Holland and a "Message to America", all written by Dawson and others in the division. Lieutenant Dawson captured a German mercedes Benz, ...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMBEW6,1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TR TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 196~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE lndiansA bandon Key Position MEETS DEMANDS: Adenauer Mlaintains Coalition End tr * * * * * * * Committee Demands to All Nuclear . Committee' Not To Grant Peace Prize OSLO ()-Norwegian authori-t ties decided yesterday to skipt awarding the Nobel Peace Prize for 1962.- They regarded the world situa- tion as too unsettle...…
…WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1962 T- --M4 JUA U.ft A IVU U n LA UJ ' ..4vw /M/l +lr 1lIM9wY.. l as L 11; il.RiV H1\ lAay lL PACE THREE Arabia ReportsAttack by UAR NEW THRUSTS: Red Chinese Penetrate India * {I I * * * * * * * * UN Acts on Test Ban, HedgesonApartheid Nations Ask ABlast End i RED CROSS MEETING: I Still Negotiate Cuba Shipping *Before '63 Resolution Condemns Nuclear Explosions By The Associated Press UNITED NAT...…
