…I S. DEGREE DESERVES LESS EMPHASIS W L Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom i1 See page 4 A& AL 6 SCATTERED SHOWERS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1957 FIVE CENTS arty Supreme' Bd Forces Told greement Reported on Zhukov ase; Expect Announcement Soon SCOW (IP)-Soviet Russia's army and navy newspapers pound- o soldiers and sailors yesterday that they must acknowledge eme power of the Communist party and its Central Commi...…
…AFL-CIODEXPENDITURE DEBATE See page 4 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom 4I aii4 r ' i iri roni rrw w w SLXVIIl, No. 40 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1957 FIVE CENTS I Syrian Move Closes UN Crisis Talks Arabs Elect To Drop Charges Against U.S. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (A') - The United Nations abruptly ended its debate on the Turkish-Syrian, crisis yesterday after Syria an-/ nounced it was ready to leave the problem fo...…
…INTERNATIONAL WEEK: IT'S UP TO 'U See page 4 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom PU3 Iti RAIN, COLDER GMt'V *t: nc . LXVIII, No. 41 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1957 FIVE CENTS SIX r 1 ,t Reds Launch New Moon LONDON (R -Moscow radio announced today that Russia's second earth satellite has been launched into outer space with a dog aboard. A brief Tass announcement gave no details. In Tokyo, the Japan Broadcasting Co...…
…'U' SPIRIT EBBING See page 4 , Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom 471aAp i CLOUDY, COOL _. Qt 42 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1957 ,FIVE CENTS ik's Firing. S ueions' 'ns Claim It Uses New Fuel; in Scientists, Statesmen Silent ssia's successful launching of a second cling the globe every 103.7 minutes with se big questions in many countries yes-. ,moon the next Soviet objective? will the United States do to reca...…
…CAMPUS CHEST NOT NEEDED See page 4 Y 1MwF Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom CLUDY VARIER No. 43 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1957 E mocrats New YoIr Win Positions 'k, New Jersey y The Associated Press crats continued their win- ays in off-year elections ty as Democratic Gov. B. Meyner of New Jersey election against his Eisen- upported challenger, Mal- Forbes. er, who thus boosted his for consideration for a n h...…
… P Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom 4714br 1 ~1 CL4OUDY, WARMER f ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 19'57 FI'VE CENTS FIVE CENTS a.asxnt ! UN Ignores Soviet Boycott Threat, Second Proposes New Disarmament Talks Satellite Appea any support outside its own bloc in opposing the proposal. Among the 15 nations abstaining were Syria, Yugoslavia, India, Egypt and other Arab nations. South Af- rica was absent. The vote ...…
…tC i aYi Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom SLXVIII No. 45 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1957 FIVE CENTS WINDY, RAIN EIGHT P USSR: Celebration Shows New War Might A vreiit a1 euew u i rm.iu.4 . . MOSCOW O) - The Soviet Her lecture, sponsored by Student Government Council, is being Union paraded a mighty array of given in conjunction with International Week and the Union World's new tactical rockets and guns at Fair tonight. ...…
…IHC SHOWS FARSIGHTEDNESS See page 4 Y Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom :43 ai1 4" L o O *SNOW, COLDER 2! No. 4$ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1957 FIVE CENTS Tornadoes, Windstorms Buffet East 'McElroy Tells Art Twisters Injuries Rip South ; Total 110 To Prepare Satelli -Daily-Charles Curtiss NiE TELLER-Mrs. Eleanor Roosetelt had her fortune4old last night by an Indian student visited the Indian display a...…
….. 7 7 Iowa . . . . . . . 44 1 Michigan State 34 Wisconsin ... 41 1 Oklahoma .. 39 1 Washington . . 13 1 Duke Minnesota . . . 2 Notre Dame . . Northwestern . 12 Missouri . . . . 14 Oregon . *0.'." . 7' Navy 6 Slippery 6 JVestmins . . . . . . . . SGC CANDIDATES TE SERIOUS THOUGHT Y Sir i4al ~ai4 oWF oE SNOW FLURRIES oft pae4 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom No. 47 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1957 FIVE...…
…RICAN EDUCATION CHALLENGED L Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom D4aii4I .T.T i t .FAIL., WAx,,x R See page 4 48 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1957 FIVE CENTS ison Questio ns d Missile Lead Secretary Claims Recent Tests }w U.S. Can Match Red Progress )IT A) - Only a few months separate the United States , in missile development, former Secretary of Defense Wilson said last night . ier the Russians or we are ahead in ...…
…IFC LENIENT WITH BETAS p 1it43f Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom A-I See page4 SHOWERS 8 ...... ,No.49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1957 FIVE CENTS ______________________________________________________________________________ S S U.S. ogram As Consultant NATO Policy,. NGTON (I)-The White )rrected itself yesterday unced Adlai E. Stevenson lt with the administra- he program this country efore the NATO meetin...…
…AMMUNITION )NOMIC CRITICS See gage 4 2 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom A61F :43 a t 9 r S SCATTERED SO AN* ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1957 FIVE CENTS SI Mks Defense /i t Increase ident Cautions Nation on Period )anger Ahead for Free World )MA CITY MP)-President Dwight D. Eisenhower, caution- re is danger ahead for free men everywhere," told the day \American must spend substantially more money on he futur...…
…v IKE'S POLICY BACKWARD See page 4 lAfr 4t1 .. Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom iE3ait CLOUDY, COOL . . --- . NO. ,52 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1957 FIVE CENTS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 1957 FIVE CENTS ..P. e Mays Battle Ike, Council Seek Defense Budget Home )rs' Pressure Purchase 'FRANCISCO (R) - Negro .i star Willie May§ got his J home yesterday after a day in which the race issue by ne...…
…£04r IRISixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom RAIN ' 52ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1957 FIVE CENTS )ER Si Campus Housing Poses Problem for International Students …
…. ..16 Rice .a. ..... 7 Notre Dame .. 7 'Purdue ... 7 Texas A&M.... 6 Oklahoma .. .. 0 Northwestern . 27 Wisconsin .. . 24 Michigan State 42 Ohio State.. . 17 Slippery Roc 0 Illinois. .;. . 13 Minnesota . . . 13 Iowa ... .... 13 West Liberty AN ALLEGORY 'AMERICA'S RUIN See page 4 Y Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom :I3at CLOUDY, WARMER No. 53 ANN ARBOR, MICHiGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1957 FIVE CENTS -i r ense Budget ks Sch...…
… 11 irs Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom ~aitj c. VOL. LXVIII, No. 54 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1957 .FIVE CENTS _._ _ __ f._ __FIVE CENTS... U.S. MOON: Navy Test Influences New Date Wmilli On S arns, U, Officers M.-,e cience Training He -Daily-Wesley Kar ID CHIROPRACTOR-In his home at 335 Packard s offices and four student rooms, Dr. Leo Speer said udents tend to be more "loud-talking" than their )prac...…
…GOVERNOR IS KEY )EDUCATION ACTION See page 4 IY . Sixty-Sevin Years of Editorial Freedom ~ait4gP SNOW FLURIES N.. 55 ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1957 FIVE CENTS EIGHT S q. p MlI IIIIAOI IIr trictions w Rocket Landlady Rents 250 Rooms; Development Ex-Research Boss Asks Less Secrecy WASHINGTON (I)-House in- vestgators were told yesterday the I Statesamight be develop- igmssiles, faster if exchange of information we...…
…' DEFENSE PLAN ESSENTIAL See page 4 z Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom :4 ait r1l* " 00O Q' 'V0W, POSSE " D 0 o0. *: .,56 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THtJRSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1957 FIVE CENTS i 7 ,' 4 ' , SGC Plans 'U' COMMITTEE PROPOSES: Semesters May Begin on Mondays To Ask Legislat -Daily-Harold Gassenheimer RESPECT-Minnie Wallace, proprietor of a State' Street sing house, complains' of tenants who throw bottles and cans t...…
…MAIDS CAN'T THERHOOD Y r e , ir rt t 4N t See page 4 G LUUY, COLD Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom 57 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1957 FIVE CENTS ______________________________________ N C UNEMPLOYMENT UP: Labor Secretary Sees Living Costs Stabilize. WASHINGTON (W)-Secretary of Labor James Mitchell said yes- terday -he believes the cost of living-now at a record high-has reached a-peak and should level off. While...…
…I XT YEAR'S NTDAR PLANS See page 4 L CIO Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom :43att, " CLOUDY, COLD I No. 58 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1957 FIVE CENTS Artificial Meteors Penetrate Outer Spa 4 . * , w * * w * r Sun )bee )-The Air at artificial tiny alumi- 'ed from an [ew Mexico e moon in 101,001 FANS: OSU Favored In Closing Tilt By JIM BAAD Daiy Sports Editor Ohio State, already the Big Ten Confer...…
… I ..13 Kansas Stat( ate 27 Illinois......27 Wisconsin e . 9 Northwestern . 0 Minnesota ...4 udue ..A...5 ...6111ndiana .. . ..13 Oregon State- .10 Auburn.....29 i North C Oregon 7i Florida State . 7; Duke 1. . . . . . POLITICAL CLUBS, WHAT ARE THEY DOING? CZ P Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom tai 4. COLIDER, LVIHT SNOW. See page 4 I No: 59 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGATJ, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1957 FIVE CENTS oviets Pr...…
…ATERAL DISARMING A POSSIBILITY See page 4 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom 46F :43 a t 4LOUDY, WARMER F1Vin UENn ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1957 FIVE CENTS ... _ R. Embassy Eisenhower/ Sent to Bed-with Ch Ailment 1ue *,j, 'U * *.' * * * * * lice Break Anti-American, British monstration by 300 Students, >()-Riot troops and police broke up a teen-age demon- ainst Britain and the United States yesterd...…
…ANKSGIVING: E TO EVALUATE Ij Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom i aIIA . See page 4 s A* A is CLOUDY, RAIN No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1957 FIVE CENTS I I I- - -- ; . ;: I I s I I A: ,eases Berlin tn1ge Program Also Asks Board To Study )or Housing Discrimination By RICHAtD TAUB nent Council last night terminated its Free Uni- erit exchange program. [now look into possible alternative programs. ted...…
… BEN SHAHN0 American Graphic A rtist aire tlig~4j U i ad MAGAZI NE VOL. NV, No. 3 Sunday, November 17, 1957 I G y: A Report on Activities at The McMath-Hulbert, Observatory …
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hungarians Plan Ballet >ate rsity's Debate Team eated the University 's team in a tourna- Pittsburgh. he proposition, "Re- Capital Punishment .bolished in Pennsyl- U' debaters won six ebates. By defeating nts on home ground, led Pittsburgh's two- of victories in this. ig the University uin, '60, and Richard They were accom- the debate coach urray, of the depart- ch. igan Cross-Question te was used wherein may cross questi...…
… TUE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 2, N. EREDITY ANALYSES: Dice Sees Great Demand For Counseling Services eredity counseling a e r v i c e s t analyze' "family pedigrees' ascertain the heredity of ts will soon be in demand over, nation, Prof. Emeritus Lee R. e of the zoology department i yesterday. rof. Dice, founder of the first edity clinic in the united tes, addressed the Heredity ,nseling Symposium of the erican Eugenics Societ...…
…THE IMICHIGAN, :DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7, M7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ST.NDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1957 ~ Wolverines Blow 21-7 Half time Lead Iowa Takes Advantage Of 'M' Lapses To Tie -Daily-Frea Sippey SHORT-LIVED LEAD-Michigan's left end Gary Prahst (86) took in this Van Pelt pas 'and managed to free himself from the grasp of the Iowa safety and stagger into tke end zone to give Michigan a 13-7 lead. Big Ten Standings (Continued from Page 1) p...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY olds First Meeting V . Two States To Choose College Roundup Organization N< -,Daily-Toby Chapman MODERN JAZZ-The South Quad Trio provided entertainment for the new Modern Jazz.Society at their Sunday night meeting. Terry Harrington, a visitor from Detroit, supplied -the saxophone for the group. Governiors Two gubernatorial elections to- day are the only highlights in an otherwise dull fall election period across the...…
… THE MICHIGAN'DAILY J WEEK: i Dancers Present Show Dancers of as la-) otf * Hill Audi- s of India. on will be I including Tresses and ilment by premiere by London Fonteyn of seen alone wn as Mo- a feminine .lrty years f indecent original. 'Old Lace' To Headline New Season Joseph Kesselring's farce com- edy "Arsenic and Old Lace" will open the 1957-58 speech depart- ment playbill at 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday at the Lydia Mendelsso...…
… Heinrich Says Civilization Looks to U.S. for Guidance ST. LOUIS (IP)-Officials at the main post office in St. Louis are faced with an unprecedent- ed problem. They are searching regula- tions to find what to do with a small, well-wrapped package addressed to Russia's globe-cir- cling dog. The address label reads: "To Comrade Laika, Sputnik II, 1,056 miles, outer' space." The package *vas insured and bears 72 cents postage. The contents? Thre...…
…p. 'U' Offers Music Composition Major I fl I …
…nd -Daily-Norman Jacobs above picture shows. the University Marching g regional television viewers two weeks ago at , Michigan fans, at least those not in Cham- ball game against Illinois, will have to be con-* verage of the game. WULTS: cils for Construclion SCollege Armories No Mail Monday There will be no postal serv- ice in Ann Arbor next Monday, Postmaster Oswald J. Koch announced yesterday. All deliveries and window service will be dis...…
…- ,THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' A Snow Buries Autumn Tennessee 1y's rive versity "Dames" the city - wide lar dystrophy organization for ried students at rticipates in one ;rams each year. campaign divi- h-long drive will the Dames. NoI been set for the, cted $6,000 last' work for collecting ch year. of Michi- eak before officials at Rackham 'Ends College Segregation NASHVILLE (MP)-The Tennessee Board of Education in effect ended segregation in...…
…phy Undergoes Change k- L, ac- I Poetry Talks To Highlight Club Meeting A narration of the poetry of Dylan Thomas will highlight to- night's meeting of the Contempo- rary Literature"Club. The talk will be given by Prof. Sidney Warschausky of the Eng- lish department, faculty sponsor of the club. "The club exists for people who love literature,"' Helen Karlan, '60, club president, said. Its purpose is to delve deeper into literature." The cl...…
…Jnderdeveloped Countries attempts by m.. irly nomics ots of Icoun-l o very of in- )Lack: if new com- easing total mmuriity. .so be caused the absence note savings, ause investment. y wide cause Tres nrticu /' -Daily-David Arnold UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIST-Hans W. Singer of the secre- tariat of the United Nations explained the roots of inflation in underdeveloped countries to the Economics Club Monday. developed countries' export pro- meet...…
…/ THE MCWIGAN DAILY Confident of Future-Dorr ing enrollments, 2) Increasing :e costs and 3) 'Educational values :e and objectives.; 1- Increasing Costs al Commenting on the increased costs of education, Dorr said it has A. been dramatized "by the benign a, attitude of the state legislature." Dorr said that he can well ap- preciate the hardships incurred by the students in financing their education as he is the chairman of the committee on Un...…
…THE MIIGAN DAILY Panhellenic To Sponsor Modern Jazz Festival' "Jazz for Moderns," a concert by some of the foremost modern G.' J azz artists, will be presented at 8 p.m. Monday in Hill Auditorium. Featured in the concert will be r t George Shearing and his sextet,. Gerry Mulligan and his quintet, e Chico Hamilton and his quintet, Miles Davies and quintet, the Aus- tralian Jazz Quintet and Helen Merrill, jazz singer. The concert is sponsored ...…
…GORWIC SAYS: 'Townscape' Should Incorporate All Art Ability By DOUGLAS VIELMETTI "Townscape," urban planner Norbert Gorwic said yesterday, "is the incorporation of the work of the architect, designer, planner, artist and sculptor in the shaping of our physical environment." "Townscaping must be the work of the urban planner. He must shape and integrate all of the forms of visual art into a pattern of emotion and function," de- clared Gorwic....…
…THEI }.. Dial NO 2-3136 Ticks Rnm~b O0klahoE Sto ppe~d NORMAN, Okla. {M) Oklaho- ma's all-time record of 47 straight football victories was shattered, yesterday by, an underdog Notre Dame team that marched 80 yards ' na Skein by., Irish Ohio State Downs r--I-.' "I ^R_, 7i1_ J a U)i Your Pudun Tells, Their FortuneI on the ground :hn the dcl utes for the all-importa, down. and a 7-0 triumipl As' the game ended wl) homa's desperation...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ouncil Hears am Ideas JUNKER , yesterdaydwit )uDcil to discus ing privileges fo both to rewar cholarship and t in entering .th h as ar 'a in the form of honors sections and special courses. He asked the committee to sug- gest social privileges which' might be initiated to make the' honors students an "admired group." so o Discuss Privileges e After he explained that the Council did not wish to make the - honors stude...…
…TU I MCMGAN DAILY -Daily-Wesley Kar FINAL .PREPARATIONS-University Symphony Orchestra stu- dent conductor Robert Hatxse holds the music for tomorrow's concert as Lawrence Hurst, orchestra manager, plays the group's new Italian bass. 'U Orchestra To. Perform, 'Symhonie Fanatqe …
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY To Perform Here Tomorrow rksongs will at 8:30 pm. iquet hall of gn Wars. gham, Ala., in her home s of Joe Tur- Leadbelly. i school glee Angeles, she- .. should have hope that she ther Marian t an aversion one, she says, Rainbow First itoday as a folk- a broke into profes- ainmerft in a West ction of -"Finian's i tour got as far as , where she received f contempaorary folk- rst major job as a egan with the open- Francisco n...…
…TIEMICHIGAN DAILY______ -Daly-Wesley Kar &R1CH - One of the few remaining traditions at Michi- kissing of a girl in the Engin Arch to officially make . An additional requirement of this tradition is that the done at the stroke of midnight. ditionSurvvs Arch, M Lions r,.; NCY MARKEL knell for tradition on sounded as early as At that time there was, among her customs, a deadly rivalry tweei the sophomore and fresh- an literary college clas...…
…I'm MCHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY,1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY,: n -Daiy-wesley Kar E ACTOR-Emlyn Williams, who performed Friday night at iditorium, prepares for the program which was based on of Dylan Thomas. Williams had spent a year readying the a] for the production. Iy hams Recals Beginning Thomas, Interpretations Africa Talk, To Be Given By S lawson Prof. Chester B. Slawson of the mineralogy department will speak and show colored slides on t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Given rfield ;horal Union Concert ted by William War- e singer, at 8:30 p.m. Auditorium. i the program will be To Thee" by Handel, 's Be Merry" by Bach, rabnis" by Loewe, Schubert and "Infe- edevi" by Verdi. vill also sing selec- d by Copland, John- rt debut in 5arfield has a very short ed as .the star per- he state department- roduction of George Porgy and Bess." He wade several concert TJnited States, Aus- Joe in the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY eek U.S. Guides ,ls World's Fair TURNING POINT: War field Recalls Town Hall Debut 'U' Researchers To Test Cretin !' n It- in Europe is now1 s are being ed States ex- World's Fair 10 and ends re that appli- and 25 years atly fluent in a conversation of moderate xlty." given to can- hve a working fish, Spanish, I husband and wife must be quali- fled and available for employment, officials say. Salary will be $150 pe...…
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…TE IJCEGAN DAILY Gov. Williams Opens Mackinac Bridge I I "I think Emerson is a darned good career outfit. But I know every .man's got I I O to work out his own future. That's why all I'm really urging you to do is give I flfrREA youirself e~very rek bycgetting all the au~r 1v nswes efoe o eide. Sian uin t )AInt_ ,, …
…A"Y, NOVEMBER 2, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TARES AY, NOVEMBER 2, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRE IF I, * ' assers ' ~ : : 1 .S . . ......take.. et ur IOALIE U.TH AWEESCMEITO N Tian P* 4*elt NsinBtl Hak sGatWl Test Iowa Toda Big Ten Standings W Ohio State , 3 104 Iowa 3 00 Michigan State 3 .5 MICHIGAN 2 Minnesota 2 Purdue 1 Wisconsin 1 Illinois 1 Northwestern 0 Indiana 0 L 0 0 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Q Pet. .667 .500...…
