…INTEGRA TON Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Iaii4 CLOUDY, WARMER Chance of snow flurries; little change towards Wednesday See Page 4 VOL. LXIX, No. 57 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1,1959 FIVE CENTS- SIX PA Athieties Chiefs I Seek New Powers .". To Receive New Rights at Expense Of Faculties at Big Ten Schools " Big Ten athletic directors may gain new privileges that would enable them to dominate conference policies at t...…
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… Kadar Says Red Troops To Remain in Hungary Soviet Boss Sees Opening Of Sessions Reds Accuse U.S. Of Causing Revolt BUDAPEST (JP) - With Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev an intent listener, Janos Kadar de- clared yesterday Russian troops are staying in Hungary. The . Hungarian Communist leader lashed out at the United States in opening the Party's first * congress since the 1956 uprising against the Communist regime. Kadar placed ...…
…"Boy, Have You Got It Soft!" Seventieth Year EDrrED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSTY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. " ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 AT THE CAMPUS: 'Look Back in Anger' Leads to Nausea "wheu Opinions Are Free Truth Wll Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. Tbis must be ...…
…,, __THE MICHIGAN DAILY THREE MIRACLES-The Toledo Art Museum is currently exhibiting Gerard David's "Three Miracles of St. Anthony of Padua," never before shown in the United States. The panels, intended to form part of an altarpiece, were painted around 1500 by David, who was the last of a series of Flemish artists to portray religious history in realistic settings.. usebais DavdPnes Whatever your travel problem, you'll find hIpful advice....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY,D 5-1 Victory over Toronto e V AT ANNUAL MEETING: Cannon, h-oJ By The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA-The National Mnneapol Football League won the first interests s round of the expected player war isestI, with the new American Football chisel. Th League yesterday, drafting and ty- sfraya co ing up two top college stars. next Jan The first two selections in the making a annual NFL draft meeting, Billy stead o...…
…F - -,- ... I ___ . ' 'w ia .._.4 a tf l, iI1 ^, .:'T. 'w.- \dM'- 4" A:'E . n n, ' [jF rrg 1'i 11 , / ' : 3 m m °1 presents a .CHRISTMAS SHOPPN GUD for everyone on your list. Take advantage of ideal buying conditions and complete selections that Ann Arbor offers you. S t fi r i i . OF' …
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUEE <t I .-Daily-David Cornwell DECEMBER SICK JOKE-Tim Smurdley, '64, big football hero, looks dismayed as Prof. Frump of the cruelty department pulls- a crutch from under him and grumbles, "Dumb athletes." Smurdley , had entered the professor's grubby pad to beg donations for Christi1as gifts to needy University patrons. Asked to comment on the event, Smurdley sighed, ".What a crutch to bear." rI Lw, hViEmaD (REVIS.ED)...…
…TTEM M~!AN~ T. ATTV Exotic Climes Lure Holiday Vacationers By ROBERT FARRELL for the real center of the out land, orchestras and opera companies Where would you go if you San Francisco, and see how they are generally better there. wanted to take an interestingandSanFrancisco, .e.enerettthere. different holiday vacation? make it out there at Christmas? Then there is the ancient his- A nelOr maybe he lives in San Fran- tory fan, who loves to ...…
…ThU MICHIGAN DAILY ata Attempts To Answer ident Christmas Requests JUDITH OPPENHEIM see .that some unselfish students e bottom of Santa's mail asked for presents not for them- from obviously schizo- selves, but for their friends and c University students whose loved ones. s had never been able to The girls in Markley want the hemselves to destroy their world's most expensive cookbook n's faith in the good little wrapped in solid gold leaf to ...…
… TUE MICHIGAN DAILY .1 III 306-310 5. MAIN ST. Christmas Carols T o Invade Hit Parades, Reeord Stores Gay Streets Set H oliday Mood I Misses' & Women's fol. that lovely SMART TIGHTS By THOMAS DAVIS With the coming of the Christ- mas season, the record shops arounde town arc displaying the Christmas albums. The change on the album covers from thinly-clad voluptuous wom- en to small freckle-faced children singing Christmas carols in ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAI olverine Sextet, Fans Set for Another Big Se ey Team Sets All-Time Record BIG TEN CONTENDERS: CAA A Championship Competition '1' Gymnasts Show Inprov [IKE GILLMAN By CLIFF MARKS But the big man in Michigan At Tech he built a team that compiled in impressive fashion on NAAU, an move into the sports hockey history was Vic Heyliger, was traditionally a second division Michigan's gymnastics team has a huge white canvas i...…
…59 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY hams Ready for Six e0 Wnter it EARL DEARDORFF MIKE HOYLES ... track leader .. . heads wrestlers BILL SKINNER ... gym catain COMPLETE SCHEDULES: Lots of Action Ahead for Fans 4> Basketball ... (*Afternoon games) Dec. 2 Pittsburgh ........ Away Dec. 5 DRAKE .........HOME Dec. 12 Butler ............ Away Dec. 19 TENNESSEE* .... HOME Dec. 21 DENVER ........ HOME Feb.13 N'THWESTRN ... HOME Feb.15 Indiana ..........A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY vp THE MCHIE~~T nTiv ur r 13.1 Christmas: Social, Religious RELIGIOUS CHRISTMAS-This is the calmer half of Christmas, the side with the emphasis on joy rather than gaiety, the spiritual rather than the physical. Churches are more filled during this season with people recalling the original meaning of the holiday. THE MERRY SIDE-This is the half of Christmas which perhaps means the most to us today. This is the childre...…
…Crisler, Prof. Plant Kill Power Struggle RumoA By FRED KATZ Associate Sports Editor Michigan Athletic Director H. O. "Fritz" Crisler and faculty representative Prof. Marcus Plant of the law school last night squelched reports of a so-called "power struggle" between Western Conference athletic chiefs and faculty groups. Both men said a lead story in the "Daily Northwestern" last week was without basis in stating that Big Ten athletic directo...…
…TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY Visiting Speaker Discusses Cavour's Liberalism in Italy FROM SQUARE ROOTS TO ART: Honors Gives Math, Science, Renaissance Classes EUGENE ORMANDY ... to conduct orchestra '0 Preent or the 25th consecutive year, Philadelphia Orchestra will rticipate in the May Festival sented at the University May 6, 7 and 8 by the University asical Society. ?reliminary plans announce that emphasis on the virtuoso artists the orchestra and...…
…4> ANTARCTIC: Countries Sign Pact For Peace Neil McElroy ResgS rI As Defense Secretary WASHINGTON (P) - The Ant- arctic Pact - a pledge to keep the great frozen continent at. peace-- was signed yesterday and greeted as a sign of thaw in in- ternational relations. Twelve nations, including the United States and Russia, signed the treaty that bans war bases, nuclear explosions and missile sites forever from a vast South Polar region cov...…
…Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3 241 The Nature of the Beast THE OTHER SIDE: Russian General Discusses Defense en Opinions Are Free mtb will Prevall" litorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in ...…
…2. 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I N Economist Views 'Taxes. (Continued from Page 1) Prof. Brazer admitted the state could get along without enacting a tax program during the present fiscal year - if the $40 million Veteran's 'Trust. Fund is liquidat- ed. This would increase deficits by 10 to 20 millions, he estimated.' If the Legislature neither en- acts a tax program nor cashes the Veteran's Fund, the professor said, the state's ability to op...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Wolverine Cagers Open Season at Pitt Tonight p ung Michigan Team Faces Panthers; re Sophomores Make Traveling Squad Freshman Gymnasts Team with Seniors In Intra-Squad Meet Tonight at IM Gym By TOM WITECKI k youthful Michigan basketball m will open its 1959-60 season dght with a contest .against tsburgh. 'ive sophomores were on the 11 n traveling squa...…
…ENGLISH PLAN WOULD BENEFIT "U' io r LwF41 7Iai44* iec Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXX, NO. 59 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1959 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES 1Reds M ay Change Economlc Setup Bornstein Sees Decentralization; Reliance on Prices for Regulators By JEAN HARTWIG The Soviet Union economic system may move toward increased decentralization and greater reliance on prices in the future, Prof. Morris Borns...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hwr, THE M .C _..A - --A-- T R Utz SDAY, D] Snyder Lauds Van Gogh at Art Review "Painting was for Van Gogh a religious experience," he contin- ued. "he earthbound quality of houses and mountains is empha- sized by strokes that tend toward the horizontal - thus represent- ing the earth that he felt held him down. "But his brush strokes show the ascending quality of the sky and trees, revealing his need for eleva- tion."...…
… Adenauer Paris S Asks April Meeting ummit Two Heads i Reach Issue Agreement Current Discussions Concern Talk Agenda PARIS VP)-Chancellor Konrad Adenauer ending two days of talks with 'resident Charles de Gaulle, came out yesterday for an East- West summit meeting in Paris late next April. ThedWest German leader an- nounced he and de Gaulle were agreed on all important issues. But he did not say whether the French " president agreed with...…
…Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MIcH. * Phone NO 2-3241 seven arts By AL YOUNG vhen Opinions Are Free Truth Will Preva" - Editorials Printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. JRSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1959 NIGHT ED...…
…D MBIER 3y 1959 IMM ITIII. 19dAlAwMA kf%."AL I PAGE] :4:{bT}v .T'A. i:rr.T:v; }}5;.t1'"T:4l :"4:i" >'.yJ .: ,-!" t" M ,Y, ;rRT$? F i,,r,. ;.. ,...J ._r:" r ". Y:""w (( NN.... .,y V . ..yM'" " / .j y,! y. .. ; _ .r "" . .y Ny / , ]JC. .4,"",' M1 .}y "..::n ..:: .. :: .. ': '..:: '::. ,...}..: rll::: :'?::4ix"". ,,. .^::". .."rJJ-{} :{. i", ."TJV.IfiJ ' ' , "+F, ' ' '' V "":n1w.... .'.{' ." . .j".:. ,! A 45G'w4'.t1"F.tt[d'dY.jt. .i:)u'.W '.{ '...…
…THE MICHIGAN DlAILY Mrvivm a" dv Wk WKUwmt'SDAYD Panthers Top Wolverines in Pitt Five Leads Throughout Game; Guards Tidwell, Miller Pace Scoring Cage Opener, 73-57 BEAT SOPHOMORES-JUNIORS: Freshmen-Seniors Win in Gym Meet (Continued from Page 1) year and also one of the best shots on this year's team, was the top scorer for the Wloverines with 16 points. Last year Tidwell aver- aged 19.3 points per game. His points in last night's gam...…
…By PHILIP SHERMAN More than 80 per cent of the requested University budget for 1960-61 will be earmarked for faculty salaries. This percentage is about the same as for the past decade, but the actual amounts of money have increased: in 1995-60, $35 mil- lion out of $43 million was given to salaries, while the proposed budget allots $41 million out of $50 million. These figures include money from legislative appropriations and student fees. The...…
…THE MICHIG IN DAILY FRMA7 TIlE MICI~ '\N DAILY WR Tfl A U U - 4 t 'U' Requests Salary Rise Next Year (Continued from Page 1) NIGHT TRAIN ORCHESTRA: Buddy Morrow Band To Play at J-Hop report also showed marked ciencies in academic salaries, defi- plot- PROF. MAYNARD KLEIN . 0.. to direct singers To Present Little-Known Voeal Works Prof. Maynard Klein of the mu- sic school will direct the Tudor and Michigan Singers in a Colle- gium Music...…
…S £-, ir Force Officers Mssiles' Test Site Foreseen Start Revolt in Brazil Ei ht Seize Airline Plane To Fly North Take Military Planes To Amazon Valley, Make Jungle Base, RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil ()- B r a z il i a n air force officers launched a pocket-sized revolt against President Juscelino Kub. itschek yesterday by seizing sev- eral air force planes. One group forced a four-engine passenger liner to fly them to a remote spot in nort...…
…NEW EMPHASIS: SGC Reading Program Positive Achievement Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. DAY, DECEMBER 4, 1959 NIGHT EDITOR: JEAN HARTWIG By STEPHANIE ROUMELL Daily Staff Writer ALTHOUGH the SGC election count hit an all-time low this fall, other SGC activities had net wide response. The SGC Reading and Discussion program is one such a...…
…9 THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I IF (Continued from Page 4) ommendations for appointments to or nomination for any position. , Tabled motion calling for a letter to be sent to Prof. Rice and the Curricu- lum Committee of LSA expressing the Council's endorsement of proposed changes in the Freshman English Pro- gram. Interim action, reported approved: Democratic Socialist Club, Dec. 1, pro- gram, Union, speaker, Sol Dollinger....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRI ucksters Oppose Colorado College in Home Li DAY, DECEMBER 4,1959 'ebut quad To Battle Untested Opponent; olorado Boasts Two Speedy Lines Michigan Sailing Club, Ends Second; Scherer Stars in Chicago Regatta By DAVE ANDREWS Coach Al Renfrew's high-scor- ing Michigan hockey team, fresh' from its Thanksgiving conquests in the East, moves into faster company tonight as they entertain conference foe Colorado College at the...…
…jost, THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1059 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Freestylers, Butterflyers in Form For 'M' Swim Gala Competition I Warriors, Celtics Triumph Rangers Top Canadiens, 7-d By The Associated Press (t 1 By HAL APPLEBAUM Comedy and, novelty acts, water ballets, demonstrations and other features have always highlighted the Michigan Swim Gala, but next Saturday in the 25th Annual Gala, entertainment may have to take a back seat to the swimming e...…
…T THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4,1959 eather luxuries for his home or travel A. Firm bristle grip-easy clothes brush with olive green leather back. 5.00 Olive green travel zipper case with hair brush, comb, metal mirror, nail A file, toiletries containers. 20.00 * B' B. Box-grained cowhide home-or. travel accessories in new rich olive. Cowhide covered removable glass flask with metal cup and cap. ,5.50 Roomy leather-lined jewel...…
… tr igan Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Iait j VOL. LXX, No.861 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1959 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES Eisenhower's Tour Opens Rome w~et Jl With Holds Brief Discussion On Cold War 3,600 Welcome Ike After Long Journey To Italian Capital City ROME (P)-President Dwight D. Eisenhower brought his good will mission to rainy Rome yesterday, talked cold war issues with Italian officials and capped his day by a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. THE MI hIGAN BAILY ,,T...;., O P410 4IPPINE FUND PROGRAM:r 3 Regent Murphy To Receive Award Schaub York Feb. 12. He isO f N ew special mission forY1_1T f" T1 .1 -.. Urges Study spaperCosts PLEDGE 48: Tau Beta Pi Honorary Initiates Students, Alumni I a s. Irene E. Murphy, a Regent e University, will be honored omic development of Far Eastern ie Philippines this week for countries.' art in organizing a C...…
… Space S P {Alive. Navy Plucks Animal Safe From Sea Container Rocketed 55 Miles into Space WASHINGTON M) - A seven- pound monkey named Sam rock- eted 55 miles high in a space cap- sule yesterday. The capsule was plucked from the Atlantic, and when Sam's compartment was opened after six hours he was found alive and kicking. Sam's saga began at 11:15 a.m. EST when civilian space scientists fired the monkey aloft in a one- ton capsule like the t...…
…"They're Gaining on Us" Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 "When Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" . , '' . .,. .- '~ ,.r" i, l ? if t t ' _ -r. JOINT JUDIC: Violations Dealt With In Curious' Manner I Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinio...…
…959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P I COME TO CH IJRCH DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN bCLASSIIIlDS PRESBYTERIAN CAMPUS CENTER: AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH' 1432 Washtenaw NO 2-3580 Wm. S. Baker, Campus Pastor. Patricia Pickett, Raja Nasr, counselors. Sunday morning worship at 9:00, 10:30 & 11:50, "God Is Not a Gentleman," Dr. Henry Kui- zenga.. Seminar discussion "Life is Commitment" at 10:30. Student coffee hours 11:30. Presbyterian, Student Fellowship s...…
…1TX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATi URDAY, DECEMBER 5, Winter Sports Season Opens with Icers ACTION RULES THE DAY-And there was plenty of it on the ice of the Michigan Coliseum here last night as Michigan's high- scoring Wolverines rocked the Tigers of Colorado College, 8-2. Steve Bochen (5) of the Wolverines (left) is set up outside of the Colorado goal mouth waiting for a pass in the second period. Bochen scored later on a shot from a mixup ...…
…ASKS STUDY OF URBAN RENEWAL See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 1 SNOW, COLDER High-35 Low-25 Scattered flurries, turning colder VOL. LXX, No. 62 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1959 FIVE CENTS SIXTEEN PAGE GOP Changes Sa les Tax Plans LANSING (AP) - Although little has been said about it lately, a statewide vote in November, 1960, on a four per cent sales tax still is the keystone of Republican legislative tax po...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY viewer Praises Coming Production SFAC: Discuss Activities, Academics His concert is the second in the' Extra; Series presentations. Ois- trakh will give a concert at 8:30 p.m. Monday in Detroit's Masonic Temple. This is his second tour of the United States, and is in con- junction with the Soviet-United States agreement for cultural ex- changes. s « « A panel discussion, "Nature as Imagery," will be held at 8 p.m. Monday ...…
… Senate Study Group Says ARTS AND LETTERS: Studies Ann Arbor for Theatre U.S. Faces, Great Danger 1 Ask Nation For Missile Development See Military Position As Open, Vulnerable WASHINGTON (P)-A declining military position has left the United States facing the greatest danger in its history, a Johns Hopkins University research group said, yesterday. In a study prepared for the Sen- ate Foreign Relations Committee the group called for an...…
…'w ta un Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Critics and Criticism, Constant Comment hen Opinions Are Free Truth Wiu Prevail' Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. DECEMBER ...…
…BI. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ally Official Bulletin is an publication. Notices for Sunday Box Office open Monday, Lydia Men- tended to all faculty members and preferably with specialization in en- publication of The Univer- Daily due at 2:00 p.m. Friday. delssohn Theatre, 10 a.m., for tickets graduate students in the Math, Dept. vironmental sanitation, or (2) gradua- ---- rTto John Osborne's outstanding modern tion from a college or university...…
…X:, THE MICHIGAN DAILY sm NDAY, DECEIV 1Vl' lcers Lose, 6-4 Ca gers Fall Volverines Never in Front; gold Shooting Proves Fatal By JIM BENAGH Daily Sports Editor Michigan's basketball attack died with a late scoring blight, and the letdown allowed a good Drake team to win the Wolver- ines' home opener, 71-65, last night. 'The Michigan second half come- back faltered after the Wolverines narrowed a 14-point margin early in the second ha...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Claim Santa as Soviet Concept Wonderland BEATNIK BARGAINS: Shoppers Find Gifts for Sick, Sick, Ill SCOW (P) - The Russians' invent Christmas, but they sist that Grandfather Frost r known as Santa Claus) is :-in-the-wool Russian inven- ,ndfather Frost, known as Mai oz" here, loops and acts anta Claus. He' has the same- cheeks, flowing beard, and owing bag of gifts. the Russians say his origin re Russian folklore witho...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY liday Brings Cash Crop I And Lifts Its Leafy Arms To Pray ... For American CHICAGO (A-Santa Claus has long been recognized as the great- est boon to merchandising since the invemnion of the departmenta store. Now he is making his presence felt in fields far distant from the merrily r'nging cash' registers of the cities. lie's added a cash crop to the traditional production of American farms. New Year's Has Double Farmers...…
…TlE MICHIGAN DAILY Grade School Tots Celebrate Christmas milies Throughout World Revive Christmas Spirit 0~ Grad. The day is filled with public meetings, discussing ways toward progress and prosperity. The influence of western cul- ture has made the celebration of the new year popular. The whole family gathers for a meal and presents gifts of new clothes. Then everyone attends student prepared variety performances. The most memorable Christ...…
