…FACULTY ROLE IN 'U'EDECISIONS See Editorial page Y SirA6 4Ia41A FAIR High-6U Low-29 Record high temperatures continue through Sunday. Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 63ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES BOMBERS LEAVE CUBA: U.S.-Soviet Talks Conclude WASHINGTON (P) - Another Russian step toward full elimina- tion of the offensive threat in Cuba was reported yesterday, but two d...…
…Rockets, Instruments Probe Space Ilysteries By MICHAEL SATTINGER "The University has been among the leaders in space research and will continue to be' so in the future," Andrew F. Nagy, assistant research engineer in the Space Physics Research Labora- tory of the electrical engineering department, said. To date, no department of the University has yet had an instrument package placed in orbit. But although most de- partments which have labor...…
…FULL-YEAR OPERATION: PUBLIC RELATIONS PLAN See Editorial Page Y Sir g~ 7E4it CLOUDY High-56 Low-27 Partly cloudy and continued mild Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 65 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1962 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES w J" C" w. - . % ' :f!. rC M1... Vt Politi cal ictionary By ELLEN SILVERMAN':r What many political science students have looked for but never found-a good resource book with...…
…'U'Security Clearance Plan Proceeds Smo othly By PHILIP SUTIN Despite processing approximately 200 persons a year, the Uni- versity has had no difficulties with its security program, Joseph J. Keeley, University Research Security officer declared yesterday. In the seven years that he has been security officer no applicant for security clearance has been refused, nor has anyone refused to comply with clearance requirements, he said. Work requ...…
…OSA CONCEPT SHOULD BE DROPPED See Editorial Page Y Lilt A6 A6F :43 a 40 tty SNOW High-36 Low-30 Colder with a possible 2-4 inches accumulation Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No.67 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES GSC, Board Meet To Air Problems Session Studies Graduate Role, 'Burden' of Recent Tuition Hike By DENISE WACKER The Graduate Student Council and the graduate school exec...…
…IF MEREDITH FLUNKS OUT See Editorial Page Y Sir A 74IZt iiy n SNOW I High-34 Low-25 Windy with possibility of 2-3 inches more snow Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 68 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1962 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES Newton Colorado Give RepublicanI In Evaluation of1 By MARJORIE BRAHMS a University of Colorado President resignation Wednesday to become pr Fund in New York. The controversial...…
…NONCONFORMIST: A LONELY FIGURE See Editorial Page j[17, le Sir igan ~E~aitA CLOUDY Hgh--33 Low--28 Brisk winds with snow flurries Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 69 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Local Peace Unit Denies Rumors Squelches Reports of HUAC Query; Says No Subpoenas Issued Here By ELLEN SILVERMAN The Ann Arbor Women Strike for Peace organization denied rumors last...…
…U Paternalism Seen n 'No Man's Land' By RONALD WILTON The question of University paternalism and responsibility towarc students has come in for much discussion around campus ever since the examination of the Office of Student Affairs was started; yet nothing concrete has ever come out of these discussions because legally the area is a "no-man's land." This no-man's land in large part stems from the fact that the University, somewhat uniquely, ...…
…Center Aims By DAVID MARCUS Going into its fourth month of operation, the Center for Research on Learning and Teaching 'is working "to bridge the gap" between the human learning research laboratory and the classroom, Prof. Stanford C. Ericksen, director of the center, said yesterday. "We want to make available to University faculty members the accumulated-knowledge of experimental psychology, the other behavioral sciences and education researc...…
…b STUDENT-FACULTY GOVERNMENT MOTION See Editorial Page Y Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom 43at&j. COLD Hgh-13 Low- -5 Fair today, cloudy, slightly warmer tomorrow VOL. LXXHI, No. 72 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES FPA Amends Rules For Rush Procedure Act To Shorten Period Three Days; Riecker Notes Hazing Regulations The Fraternity Presidents' Assembly last night amended Inter- fraternity Cou...…
…THE FIRING OF SAM SHAPIRO See Editorial Page 'YI e Sirtgt 41P 4Matty SNOW FLURRIES High-22 Windy and cold Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Presents Outline To Prevent War U.S. Plan Gives Methods To Reduce Accidental, Surprise Attack Threat GENEVA (P)-The United States yesterday proposed a sweeping program designed to prevent surprise attack ...…
…TEACHING CENTER: EXCELLENT POSSIBILITY See Editorial Page YI rL SirP :43 a i1n COLD High-18 Low-5 Variable cloudiness, with snow flurries Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 74 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1962 SEVEN CENTS TEN PAGES AAUP Chapter Acts On Shapiro Situation Loomis Notes Lack of Evidence To Indicate Violation of Freedom By MARJORIE BRAHMS, In the latest action in the controversy over Michiga...…
…'U' PATERNALISM NEEDS OPPOSITION See Editorial Page ci r lf ir i~aut ,473 til CHILLY High-~30 Low-i8 Occasional light snow, clearing toward evening Seventy.Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No.75 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES MarinerII'Views' Data from Venus Craft's Radiometers Send Findings; Scientists Elated at Probe Results WASHINGTON (P)-Earth men reached out 36 million miles throug...…
…Fore ign By DAVID MARCUS Students Gravitate to Acad Foreign students have a' tendency to enter academic life, a recent survey by the graduate school of all non-citizens receiving doctorates at the; University from 1941-61 shows. The survey found that of the foreign students who remained in the United States after receiving their doctorates 69.3 per cent hold some position in a college or university. Among those returning to their native la...…
…DORMS LACK PURPOSE, VALUE See Editorial Page Y g ut.4i 2Ia itA CLOUDY high-37 Low--30 Little change in temperatures; mild with showers tomorrow Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 77 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1962 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES Year in Review (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first in a two-part series presenting The Daily's annual review of the University's top ten stories during the year. The s...…
…PROBLEMS OF EXPANSION See Editorial Page YI Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom 4E a itA MILD High-42 Law-27 Cloudy skies to continue through tomorrow VOL LXXIII, No. 78 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Year in Review (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second in a two-part series presenting The Daily's anual review of the University's top 10 stories of the year. The first section, which appeared yester...…
…MERRY CHRISTMAS a'Y I Iit 43UU :4Iai1y HAPPY NEW YEAR Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 79 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES To Extend Meetings On Congo Leaders Discuss Force Additions UNITED NATIONS (/) - The head of a Congo-bound United States military mision said he had a productive meeting yesterday with United Nations Secretary- General U Thant on supplying United States mi...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1962 TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1,1962 IN ANN ARBOR: Ask Civil Defense Speed-Up Economist Tells Criteria For Indian Investment (Continued from Page 1) Washtenaw County qualifies for of shielding from radiation. Ac- funds for shelter equipment. cording tor the Washtenaw County Miller said that the county of- office of civil defense, "studies fice encourages the building of . .in...…
…THE MICHIGAN DIAILYV Y IT'"\A'' '''M.'U T l f w .. ___________________________________________________ UNDAY, D~ ECEMBER 162 ~* P, Bureau Gathers Test Results 4 students in specific courses such as individual mathetmatics courses on the basis of their performance on the examinations," Prof. Fricke said. The division supplies the Hon- ors Council with a list of names of entering students who seeming- ly would benefit from the pro- gram, ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1962 INTERNAL STRIFE: Kuins Pinpoint Asia Ferment Eckstein Notes Conflict In Marxism, Economics STRONGER STATES: Professors View Future of Federalism By DANIEL SHAFER Describing "Asia's Quiet Revolu- ticn" as a "stupendous event which h,,s been underplayed for years," Mr. and' Mrs. Ferdinand Kuhn commented yesterday on the in- te:.nal revolution in Asia in a lec- ture at Rackham Lecture Ha...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDIgESDAY. flFr.RivmvR !C insty PAGETWO HE ICHIAN fAM IV tF.11AAI.JSSAS I. SJ5Ek/.lJ~fl.2StV, 1004 CLEARANCE: Government Requires U' To Submit Information Detroit Faces Threat From Air Pollution 'THE GREAT BEAR': Hollander Views Stars, Snow, Movies (Continued from Page 1) ever been submitted for publica- tion by these organizations. Unlike private industrial con- tractors the University is required to subm...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DEMMER 6, 1962 PAGE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6.1962 __ Y .,_ _ _ _.._ _.. , _.,.. I REAPPORTIONMENT: Martin Refutes Need For New State Plan $- ! By MICHAEL GRONDIN "Must both houses be appor- tioned on a strict population bas- is?" Republican National Com-. mitteeman from Michigan John B. Martin, recently asked. Martin, speaking on "Reappor- tionment and the E x e c u t i v e Bran...…
…P !:GE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA GE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY P4RKING: i Odiorne Notes Interview Techniques Last Central Structure Rises : By JOHN BRYANT Behind the West Quadrangle on Thompson Street, the latest in a .sei; es of University parking struc- tues is rising. Completion of the structure ne:t February will mark the end of a University program of erect- fin large parking structures at the edt es of the central campus area, John...…
…FAGE TO THE MICHIGAN DATIM 40AqfTTIDIMAvr r.r..vnw rnrw. ! ywww PAE WO;H M 1WIAil ,fi1L1 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1962 Ei11OTIONAL SUNSETS: Flynn Shows Lighting Uses Sturmthal Discusses Communist Appeal STUDENT IMPRESSION: t Odiorne Discusses Interviewing By BURT MICHAELS The use of lighting for aesthet- ics as an independent art form and for heat vxas demonstrated ye. terday by John B. Flynn, '54 A&:D. Clynn of the Research Lighting C...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. DE'CE ER 4_ 146- THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~TTNJT)AV fl flfl'P 0 10L~') - . = .-. 9 - ~ an,... sad.. I,, .LU9JM l' L:1,lt dial. G1t1DGIL .7, t OG : Crawford Calls EEC 'Political' Groesbeck Views Role Of Student Governors COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Alumni Aid Kappa Sig Local A <. The Common Market's policy is I By KAY PAYANT designed to allow outside suppliers only that amount of agricultural. One of the main jobs of a neede...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. DEVEMRFR. 11i4ito PAG_ TO.TE IC IG N AIYTTDA r n 'vwo' i UA;j "Ax , ilGunivI bEm 11, 1ybz G UNIQUE QUALITY: Considers 'Little Symphony' By JEFFREY K. CHASE Differing from a chamber or- chestra, the Chicago Little Sym- phony is the only one of its kind in the world, Thor Johnson, its founder and conductor, said after a performance in Ann Arbor this weekend. The chamber orchestra is of two varieties, b...…
…WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962 1 INTIERNATIONAL BUSINESS: Grant Establishes Study Plan By LESLIE SMITH Ti v- The business administration school has offered courses in the international area since its found- ing in 1924, but increased demand for training and research has led to the. recent establishment of a program in international business under a For...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TRTT'R..gn A V . 'n'P !l"i!MRVV It ' I 'rit ul nM~A 1 0 T1-rmIRwW A J~~.t ,E uhaVllXt,.13), 19 PRESSURES: Discuss Freedom Limitations By JAMES NICHOLS The stresses placed on society by, the modern world are being translated into freedom-destroy- ing pressures on the public univer- sity, Prof. Richard L. Cutler of the psychology department said yeserday. American society today is "clus- tered together under a l...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tram it' , THE MICHGAN I)AIV rn tn I SGC PROPOSALS: Considers Joint Government Woman Dental Student Views Interest in Field PARKS, CAMP SITES: Committee Studies Management Needs " By RICHARD KELLER SIMON. Student Government Council heard a report Wednesday from the Committee on the University proposing further study of the es- tablishment of a joint student- faculty government. Council debated the report in a commit...…
…__I PAGE TWO THE ~MICHIGAN UfATIX 1al L' 11E1 {,i lllli tl l Lt 1LI w 1 r SAURDJAY, DECEMBER 15, 1962 z' FACULTY VIEWS STUDY: New Electron Microscope May Reveal DNA Atoms (Continued from Page 1) Museum Holds Old Monster Notes Raise In Standards For Entrance VISIT QUEBEC: Students Study Opinions On Canadian Education I fact to come out of that research as the width of the DNA molecule (20 angstrom units). This agrees with the theore...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER Is. 196i PAGE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. DECEMrn~R IA 1O4~ .....v..w.s+.a:....x ...iuarasa uia:+a ivy 1.7vw I BACKSTAGE: Folk Trio Shows Authentieity By BURTON MICHAELS Southern mountain music is in- vading urban and collegiate Amer- ica through the medium of three witty New Yorkers known as the s New Lost City Ramblers. The trio, composed of John Cohen, Mike Seeger and Tracy Schwarz, is ...…
…Two' THE MICHIGAN DAILY IEnA'4: TW H IC {.r1 A11. IAT1Y1 'I'TT wl lL.,. a, Lrjrl SLD*W . a, loooo, ACADEMIC ORIENTATION: Year-End Round-Up Spots Trends in 'U' (Continued from Page 1) 10o courses which henceforth must be pre-registered. This system will provide each participating student with his complete class list in Jan- uary, thus erasing many of the traditional course-switching pyro- technics in Waterman Gym. CON-CON-The University's...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DATIN ..aavuavta i .v ra L - y r 'EDP Study To Probe Public Health Tupper Cites Challenges Facing Medical School YEAR IN REVIEW: Speaker By-Law Arouses Controversy By PHILIP SUTIN How effective are public health services? What makes people heed their doctor's advice? The community health service's department of the public health school will attempt to answer these questions in a seven-year, $2.2 million study that ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. DECE ER 2ii_ IMI PAGETWOTHE ICHGAN AIJ ...,A..,Ati Z, i tR,.4i5.AS.J-V 4V, A01)4 CONFLICT TERMS: Poulos Notes News 'Weapon' Hicks Reveals Figures On Travel for Research PHARMACEUTICAL USES: Milosovich Studies Crystal Applications r.; By MARTHA MACNEAL sues now without being confused Men are pugnacious animals, by Communism," Poulos said. and reporters too often see all in- "The older generation i...…
…t, DECEMBER 1, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ! 1 PAGE THREE 2 India Offers New Plan For Voluntary System Of On-Site Inspections Strauss Leaves Post; Study New Coalition BONN ('P)-West German Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss announced yesterday he is leaving the cabinet, arousing hopes that the Spiegel crisis is ending and that a new coalition government can be formed. West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer is attempting to patch up the old...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TTfltFF~ ,a asp.. a1 :a aaauuu of UN Officials Try To Soothe Critics Of, Cong Action UNITED NATIONS (IP)--The United Nations' top man in the Congo headed back there yesterday with the reported aim of pushing a new idea for outside arbitration of deadlocked money disputes be- tween the Congolese central government and the Katangan seces- sionist regime. But little optimism was shown her...…
…iHE MICHfIGAN DAILY PAC 3E THREE Nehru Claims Chinese 'Thinned Out' Troops, Doesn't See Pull Back NEED FUNDS: Thant, U.S. Give UN Warning UNITED NATIONS (AP)-The United States and United Nations Secretary-General U Thant sounded similar warnings yesterday that the UN is headed for financial disaster unless its members put aside political considerations and find a formula for raising needed funds. Bolstered by a World Court advisory opinion ...…
… PAGE THREE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TURFE Dean Rejects Proposal For Automatic Control Franee, Soviet Union Reject Court Opinion Action Threatens To Bankrupt UN-; U.S., Britain Press for Payments- UNITED NATIONS (AP)-France lined up with the Soviet Union yesterday in rejecting a World Couirt opinion that all United Nation members should pay for peace-keeping operations. The action threatens the organization with bankruptcy. SUnited States s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PGE TN 7T est' s Officials Move Block Soviet Plan T For Treaty on UN Group Sees More Foreign Aid UNITED NATIONS (A') - The- General Assembly's economic com- mittee unanimously approved yes- terday a United States-Soviet dec- laration affirming that agreement on disarmament could mean multi- billion dollar aid to the lesser de- veloped nations. The declaration-a display of East-West harmony-will be for- warded to the Ass...…
…_____THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tsarapkin Denounces Treaty To Ban Testing, Demand for Inspections ELLENDER:- OHara Raps Senator For. African Remarks WASHINGTON (A')-A congressman who feels people talk too much took his cue from the State Department yesterday and admon- ished Sen. Allen J. Ellender (D-La) for remarks critical of Africa. Rep. Barratt O'Hara (D-Ill), chairman of the House Foreign Af- fairs subcommittee on Africa, commented:' "What the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY'PA r....... Opponents Clash with Nehru AT UN: Conference Produces No Ban s * * * * * * * * * Adenauer Plan To Retire Cears See Erhard NeXt in Line For Office Reluctant Chancellor Yields Due to Crisis " BONN (})-Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's reluctant promise to retire next fall cleared the way yesterday for a new coalition gov- ernment to resolve West Germany's political crisis. Economics Minister Ludwig Er- ha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIT V 'DAt,-4v ors! _THE M.CWIE.NavAIIaV A r m' a s~,,. rAUETH.KEunz i Britain Airlifts Troops, To Halt Burnei Revolt* Officials Note Control DHOLA, LONJU: Nehru Says Chinese. Want To Keep Posts NEW DELHI WP-Prime Minister Jawarahlal Nehru said yester- day Red China wants to keep civil police posts at two points in north- Gosling Views Malaya Strife :> MODERN DIPLOMACY: Foreign Service Panel Recommends Changes WASHINGT...…
…TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE. THREE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Give To [9 ATOM-TEST Ti Soviets. SEMYON K. TSARAPKI . ..'black boxes' NEW CABINET : Bonn Parti Reach Teri On Coalitio BONN (MP)-West Germany' political parties negotiating a coalition government said night they had reached com agreement on all basic issues The joint announcement West German Chancellor K Adenauer's Christi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Soviet Union H ampers Weapons Test Plan Remain s Talks; Unclear IU.S. Claims I d Sdes Need Clarification Western Powers Ask . On-Site Inspection GENEVA (A-The Soviet Union threw cold water yesterday on new- ly, revived American nand British hopes for an enforceable nuclear test ban agreement. Soviet Delegate Semyon K. Tsa- rapkin refused to expand on Mos- cow's own proposal ,for policing a test ban with black boxes check-...…
…G THE MICRIGAN DAILY (hrushc hev Warns Us. To, Retain Cuban : Gives Policy, Backs Stand During Talk By WILLIAM L. RYAN Associated Press Special Correspondent Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev's foreign policy speech before the Supreme Soviet yesterday sounded. like the statements of a witness on trial before a court of world Communist opinion. There were curious notes in the speech. Khrushchev repeated over and over that the USSR is Cuba's...…
…DECEMBER 14,1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY , DECEMBER 14, 1962 TINE MICHIGAN DAILY Claims Shifts to old War's Edge Western Powers' Kaiser Steel May Reveal New Contract WASHINGTON (P)-A radically different labor contract is appar- ently in the making between Kai- ser Steel Co. and the Steelworkers Union which could set a pattern for American industry. The pact, due for announcement on the West Coast next week, re- portedly will contain an ent...…
…r!u i3x6 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TUBE Y Urge NATO To Abandon IPlans for Nuclear U.S. To Retain Military Bases By The Associated Press GENEVA - The United States declared yesterday it will main- tain its "ring" of military bases around the Soviet Union until dis- armament has reached its final phase.. United States Ambassador Ar- thur H. Dean told the 17-nation Disarmament Conference the Unit- ed States is treaty-bound to de- fend the W...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TFMXV THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE I Romney To Face Rockefeller Woes By GERALD STORCH While Gov.-elect George Romney was dabbling in Citizens for Michigan and the like not so long ago, Gov. Nelson Rockefeller was engaged in putting the state of New York back into gear. Now, in two more weeks, Romney will begin attempting to meet and solve the same gubernatorial problems, the brunt of which Prof. John White of the p...…
…THE MICHIGAN D1AILYV ltpAe-vprlmlrw .. .. a as ysa i v a a i C11! } A it 1 1 .. PAGEL THUM1 a District Court Delivers) Decision To Fine Party For Failing To Register Experts Claim Skybolt Falling Behind Schedule WASHINGTON (P)-The Skybolt project has slipped at least two years behind schedule and defense experts doubt that bombers carry- ing the missile could penetrate Soviet air defenses by the time it could be made ready. This was repo...…
…WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19,1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ER WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE : Senglior Wins Struggle! For Power in Senegal; SParatroops Arrest Dial, Priests Retract Charge; REWARD WORKERS: _ 1 'm rr T . T- -U Bosch To Seek Office r SANTO DOMINGO (A') - A church-political crisis that threat- ened to upset the Dominican Republic's first free election in 38 years appeared resolved last night. A heavy...…
