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…PREVIEW EDITION Stirr Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom tt1 PREVIEW EDITION PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1960 x / - Offers Land )r Theatre Site egents Uncommitted to Financial Ronsorship of Group's Activities Regents offered University land as a site for a new pro- theatre here at their Jan. 22 meeting. resolution expressing their approval of the national reportory iroposed by producers Tyrone Guthrie and Oliver ...…

… PROF. GOLDBERG VICTIM OF STATE'S PROBLEMS See Page 4 :Y L Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom D43a ti4 SNOW FLURRIES Iiigh-30 Low-28 Windy with snow flurries mixed with rain in late evening. TWELVE M, No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9,1960 FIVE CENTS TWELVE OP Race May' lecome eated Sallade, Beadle May Make Bids For Party Lieut.-Governor's Slot By PHILIP SHERMAN A hot race may be shaping up for the Republican nomina...…

…H. CHANDLER DAVIS: THE CASE FOR IDEALS See Page 4 Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Abp :43 a t I RAIN, SNO High-34 Low-28 Snow flurries tonight with some wind, little temperature change FIVE UENT~ kh Q'r I1 :. N .84 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1960 FIVE CENTS Z3 An .. _. :.. Two Fraternities Withdraw in East Wesleyan, Syracuse, Dartmouth Chapters Involved in Bias Issue By VANCE INGALLS Two eastern chapters o...…

… SALES TAX SQUEEZES POOR See Page 4 Y1 Seventieth Year of Editorial F:-eedom 7aii RAIN, COLDER Iligh-28 Low-25 Rain this morning, turning to snow later today LXX, No.85 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY11. 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT P te Senate Initiate Vaste Probe LANSING M -- The Senate mwrapped itself up in election year politics yesterday. Aside from oratory and political fencing, the main fruit of its la- bors was a decis...…

… TUITION ISSUE DANGEROUS? See Page 4 Y L Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom IIr SNOW, COLD H19gh-25 Low-15 Cloudy with scattered snow flurries. VOL. LXX, No. 86 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PI Council Argues Sororit Case! Sees War Menace In NATO By ROBERT HOWE I By JEAN SPENCER After accepting the final report of the Sigma Kappa Study Com- mittee, Student Government Coun- cil Wednesday nig...…

… s PROFESSIONAL THEATRE PROJECT See Page 4 Y r e Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 74364I&P 1 CLOUDY, COLD High-28 Low-Is Possible Scattered Snow Sunday Cloudy, Warmer L. LXX, No. 87 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13,71960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA Calls GOP True 'Liberals' By PHILIP SHERMAN Republicans, rather than Demo- crats are the true "liberals," Rep. Robert Goffin (R-Mich.) asserted last night. "Often times . . . the ...…

… IFUTURE OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES See Page 4 Not Yl t e Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom att SNOW, COLD High--2y Low--T6 Cloudy, windy, continued, cold with flurries through Monday. VOL. LXX, No. 88 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAG MjpsU Branc By G. K. HIODENFIELD Associated Press Education Writer ROCHESTER (P)-Rlight now Michigan State University-Oakland As just three buildings, a student body of 53...…

…i Quad Group By KENNETH McELDOWNEY The Inter-House Council structure may soon be radically altered. Under the proposed plan, the organization of the IHC which is now based on the individual house would be replaced by one based on the quadrangle. Such a setup, possibly called the Inter-Quadrangle Council, would be comprosed of nine members. The composition would be the three quad presidents; one additional representative from each quad and the...…

… SIGMA KAPPA: DIVERGENT ACTIONS Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom t1 CLOUDY, SNOW High-30 Low--25 Little change in temperature today turning colder tomorrow See Page 4 VOl LXX, No. 90 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA Congress Awaits No R Aid Bill; Asks Grant For Foreigi Assistance Mansfield Propose Less Outright Gif More Joint Effort WASHINGTON () - Pres Dwight D. Eisenhower's $4 000,0...…

… REVISION WILL NOT ALTER IHC APATHY See Page 4 Yl r e Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Da111 SNOW FLURRIES High-28 Low- 2 Cloudy and cold with occasional snow flurries. VOL. LXX, No.g93 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1964 FIVE CENTS EIGHT ' ri. rr rr r irr n r SGC SELECTS VICE-PRESIDENT: Zook Elected Officer Ike Claims Defense Program By JEAN SPENCER Phil Zook, '60, was accepted by acclamation as executive vic...…

… MSU-O CANNOT BE BEST OF TWO WORLDS See Page 4 L Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 74I'atl COLD, SNOW High-30 Low- 20: Partly cloudy, cold, with snow flurries expected. !I *V N Y VOL. LXX, No. 94 IHC Body Approves Ideas for Changes Reorganization Will Dissolve Body, But Retain Officers until Election By KENNETH McELDOWNEY After two hours of debate and defeated motions the Inter-House Council Presidium last night approved most recomme...…

… FISHBOWL, GAZA STRIP CALLED HAZARDOUS See Page 4 Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom maii4 CONTINUED COLD High-28 Low-18 Partly cloudy, cold this aftrenoon. VOL. LXX, No. 95 Swimmers Meet Indiana ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA I By HAL APPLEBAUM Michigan will lay its 33 dual meet win streak on the line this afternoon when it hosts powerful Indiana at 3:30 in Varsity Exhibi- tion Pool. On the ...…

…MORALS, METHODS CHANGING AT 'U' See Page 4 YI L Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 4bp t HEAVY SNOW High-34 Low--22 Mild to heavy snow in afternoon changing to rain or freezing rain. FIVE CENTS " 'EwTIY T rrrn is'a--, VOL LXX. No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1960 FIVE CENTS- EIGHT PAC Iniana Ends Il Dual Swim Meet Streak, 58-4 * * * * * * * * * Eisenhower To Make Tri Through South America 4 ...…

…DEFENSE ORGANIZATION TOO LOOSE See Page 4 Y teto dirn Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom aii4 PARTLY CLOUDY High-49 Low-15 Occasional snow flurries, continuing in the evening. VOL. LXX, No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1960 FIVE CENTS $IX PE Officials To Confer On Chrysler Taxes Brazer Cites Property Tax Question As Central to Company's Complaint Gov. G. Mennen Williams will invite Chrysler Corp. officials to meet wit...…

…THE RATING OF UNIVERSITIES See Page 4 Y L Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 4br :43 a t I PARTLY CLOUDY High-32 Low-1$ Continued cold with chance of snow flurries this afternoon. VOL. LXX, No. 98 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA( Con-Con Proposal Williams Advocates College T -/f 'I haI'rwtoor 1 LANSING -) - The constitu- tional convention issue began to move today toward a showdown C E . j+ j ...…

…CIVIC SHORTCOMINGS RECOGNIZED See-Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom D7atiy CONTINUED CLOUDY High--3 Tow-22 Light snow flurries, with little change in temperature. VOL. LXX, No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT SGC Views Discrimination '41 By JEAN SPENCER Problems involved in elimina- tion of discriminatory member- ship practices in student orgaii- zations were debated by Student Gove...…

… CHEATING AND INTELLECTUAL FERVOR See Page 4 Y AOF A& 'ANP 4AX Wbe-MM "RIF' lw I r4 t J. t Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom ii SNOW, COLD High-2s Low-1 Snow diminishing to flurries; not much temperature change. VOL. LXX, No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PA Discuss Language House Plan By JOHN FISCHER University officials on the whole express considerable enthusiasm for campus foreign lang...…

… LANGUAGE HOUSES: PRACTICAL? See Page 4 Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom flail14 PARTLY CLOUDY High--28 LOW-18 Continued cold with snow flurries in early afternoon. VOL L=X No. 101 Million Peroni Argentines' Enthusiasm is MAY .: ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES wI I-I T-.-TT. T T1 /' "- Hails Ike Despite ta Demonstrations . BE NOT YET: Warmest Yet Police Fight Mobs With Gas as Bombs R...…

…STUDENT ACTIVITIES: ORKOR PLAY?9. SePugle YI [ Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom exit CLOJDY, SNOW High-32 Cloudy this morning followed by snow during the afternoon. _. . .... ..r. . vmLim Nox~. 102 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA ". v.w + .. r . ... 1 -Daily-Dave Gltrow RECORD BREAKER-John Tidwell was carried from the court last night after breaking three. ichigan scoring records and sparking t...…

…/ THE MICHIGAN DAILY + +. .v+ss vcRas Yf1 iiJi ' y t/ e am't te ta at Number I Campus Location SERVING BETTER DINNERS FOR LESS Serving Dinner: 5:00-7:15 Daily PROGRAM NOTES: Minneapolis Symphony To Perform Closed Sunday On State Street Advertising want me p ractical e: S. ..The Mic * provides prac in advertising Thhik abou Watch for of tryout mee s 3/ ': MENO.I~ a firms m with xperience .06 :higan Daily tical experience it joining...…

…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY.FEBRUARY 9. 1964 - .. s.r-.i ay.w. v . ervv V FOR ATTACKING COLLEGE: Committee Ousts Editor in Brooklyn 47 ACROSS CAMPUS: NEW YORK (UPS) - Brooklyn College became the center of an editorial controversy last month when Kingsman Associate Editor Harvey Fisher was ousted from the newspaper staff for writing a bit- 'ter farewell column attacking the college. In a unanimous vote of the Fac- ulty-Student Committe...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, Indian Student Discusses Problems of Lvng i U.S. (Continued from Page 1) - Evaluating the American edu- cational system, he criticized the many quizzes and emphasis on daily assignments as "childish." He explained that students in India are given more independ- ence and work more on their own initiative. The Indian professor tries to give the student more of his knowledge, while the Ameri- can professor tries t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY,F ACROSS CAMPUS: Festival QuartetTo Make Local Debut TISSUE REGISTRY-Prof. A. James French, chairman of the Pathology Department, and Jonas Crudup inspect pathological microscopic slides. The registry, maintained by the pathology department and staffed by a full-time librarian, contains slides, paraffin blocks enclosing tissue specimens, and wet tissues. 700,000 specimens are on file dating from 1895. Body Tiss...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. FFR'RTIARV t9t_ IORA THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4aun.i, i MJDItU11JMX 17.., 1:1bu U ANN ARBOR ELECTIONS: Predict No Primary Contests War II with the Ford Motor Co. at Willow Run. Meader, 28 years old, will be making his first attempt to gain elective public office. Meader, son of Congressman George Meader, is a local attorney. He was a spe- cial agent with the Federal Bu- reau of Investigation until resign- ing during...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ' 13, 1960 THE MICHiGAN DAlI 1' SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1960 VISITOR FROM ITALY: Sardi Discusses Communist Threat Sandro Sardi, an Italian spend- ing a month at the University during a year's visit to the United States discussed his ideals on the West's approach to the Communist threat. "We do not have thercorrect understanding in the approach to ha Communism Is," Sardi said. "We have our own categori...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14. fliE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 14 az P ROGRAM NOTES: A Bach Artia GroupToPeform Tueda By SUSAN FARREILL The achAri grop, ompsedappears as hardly more than a last performance of the twentieth head of the music school, who has TeacAiagopcopsdsupplement." annual Chamber Music Festival been a faculty member since 1912. of world-famous instrumental and Members of the group, directed at 2:30 p.m. to...…

…TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16,'1960 Stresses Local Two- I I T Year College Studyl "dovetail with the University pro- pected to have as much ability as grams," for the students who the student in the engineering would transfer at the end of the college here."6 two year period and special tech- The transfer student to the nical programs for those who University from the community would end their education with colleges which now exist (there the ...…

…IWo THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDfNESDlAYV 1RUAR 1~1. IMIA - w 1:e8/1 l.LpYA.4 CL'Dh{ltfhi l ".1 JQV'- 1 1 " " r GARGOYLE BUSINESS STAFF TRYOUTS MEETING Tonight at 7:30 SORORITY RUSHEES- TOMORROW 4:30 STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BUILDING EUROPE FOR LESS ALL-STUDENT TRIPS, Travel on an AMERICAN YOUTH ABROAD trip in a small group with other college students. See the once-in-a-decade Passion Play -at Oberammergau .. . tickets included on all AYA trips. Li...…

…r THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAYFEBRUARY 18. 1960 PROGRAM EXPLAINED: Train Teachers of Disturbed Children r v - to be able to manage the children on her own," Prof. Cutler ex- plained. Set Up Program The psychologists set up what might be called a three-point pro- gram which they try in one form or another in all the local schools they work in. First come "executive seminar developments for principals," where the principals are persuaded...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ajr) THE MICHIGAN DAILY F t SGC Approves Report On Homecoming Dispute - ., Student Government Council ac-v cepted a report from the Home- coming Review Committee Wed- nesday asserting SGC does not have the authority to settle the disputes over homecoming pro- cedure. Thereport referred to the Joint Judiciary Council's constitution, which provides that Joint Judic shall have jurisdiction over "dis- putes involving organ...…

…fTWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, , . , RDED DEGREE: events Apnrove Vincent's Retirement AT FLINT COLLEGE: New Gifts, Grants Accepted Yesterday II~' eRegents approved the re- Lent of Prof. Edward T. Vin- from the faculty of the en- ring college, giving him the of professor emeritus of me- ical engineering. f. Vincent joined the faculty 37 as professor of mechanical i n e e r i n g, later serving as man of that department. ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TOTAL $3,082,518: Regents Receive Report On Recent 'U' Budgets Budgets totaling $3,082,518, ini- tiated since Jan. 22, were reported to the Regents at their Friday meeting. The largest budget used funds Graduates Given More Twice as many grants have been given this year to graduate stu- dents at the University than were given five years ago, according to Ralph A. Sawyer, dean of the Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Stu...…

…THE MICHIGAN, DAILY TITIF.gnAY_.rFRR.TTARv 9,.--I rt.ulin . TH M CH GA D I Y TT~'flAV 1.Vu1T As_ __ Ifl~ ... U I AT TATA INSTITUTE: Moise Notes Scholars' Non-Political' Meeting I1 By JUDITH SATTLER "To be non-political in an in- ternational group is aA important political act," Prof. Edward Moise, of the mathematics department says. At the international mathemat- ics conference which Prof. Moise attended last month in Bombay, India, ma...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNtSDAY, FEBIUARY 24, 1960 TUE MICIHG IN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24,1960 ..y , I ppeal Made king Lack )f Liberties By The University Press Service kn appeal for recognitior of the ;k of freedom and degrading lation for students in Spain as result of the dictatorship of neral Franco and protests ainst existing conditions have mn 'directed to American stu- its in a letter from the Execu- e Committees of the Democratic...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAF Y, FEBRUARY 25, 1960 'U Curator Dies Recently In Florida Services will be held here Tues-, day, March 1, for Philip M. Blos- som, 57, honorary curator of, mammals of the University Mu-, seum of Zoology, who died Feb. 22 in Orlando, Florida. Blossom attended the University' from 1929 to 1930. Soon after, he became honorary associate curator of mammals in the Museum of Zoology. He was appointed honorary cur- ator in...…

…,TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1960 #\ TWO THE MffCI!IGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26. ~96O PAUL BUNYAN BALL Intellectual Dishonesty Square Dancing 8-9 Round Dancing 9-12 MICHIGAN LEAGUE 8-12 HILLEL CHOIR Organization Meeting and Rehearsal Sunday, Feb. 28, 5 P.M. in Zwerdling-Cohn Chapel For all interested Fine opportunity to participate in Sabbath Services and Group Functions B'NAI B'RITH HILLEL FOUNDATION 1429 Hill Stre...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY QATTTRnav 1G VlVt'Dttans^triw 4AA THE MCHIGA DAIL T UJ', Yl, FEBRUARY 27, 1960 0 A '%7 T "" 'V " YI _ I- dcro44 Campu4 i NDEA: Student Committees Launch Protest 'Rheingold' Ready for Tuesday "Wagner viewed theatre as a synthesis of all the arts," Prof. Jack E. Bender, stage director of the Playbill's presentation of Wag- ner's 'Das Rheingold' said. "This is especially true of op- era, which is theatre with the gr...…

…O _ _ __ _ _ THE MICHIGAN DAILYa SUN AY, FEBI I I. To Hold Tea For Opening Of Positions The Assembly Association Peti- tioning Tea will be held at 4 p.m. tomorrow in the League. Anyone interested in petitioning for the Assembly Association Ex- ecutive Board is invited to attend. Present board members will be on hand to answer questions and is- sue petitions. Joan Comiano '61, Assembly president, said that petitions are available for' presi...…

… n Arbor Citizens Ask nstitution t Petition Meeting t Year, BRAZER VIEWS SITUATION: Little Change In Michigan T S! I-r- Both Parties' Heads Give Endorsement By PIULIP SHERMAN ann Arborites were the first higan citizens to join the "con-: "chorus line. unior Chamber of Commerce sident Herbert O. Werth re- ted the first copy of the peti- 2 which would start the wheels a 1960 constitutional conven- iwas circulated here this week. 'he peti...…

… ,. enate GOP To Advance roposal for Vote on Tax publicans mest Cuts For Budget Two Republican senators last Friday proposed a long series of possible budget cuts. Sens. Clyde H. Geerlings (Hol- land) and Lynn 0. Francis, (Mid- land) suggested ways to cut the budget by almost $44 million though they emphasized they were not sponsoring the proposals of- ficially. Geerlings commented, "Adoption of the program can squeeze a Nia- gara of wate...…

…I I Weber Gives Resignation To Governor LANSING ()-Paul W. Weber announced yesterday he will step out Mar. 15 after 11 years as press secretary to Democratic Gov. G. Mennen Williams. The Governor, still undecided about trying for a nationally un- precedented seventh term, said, "I shall lose a strong right arm." Weber, 54 years old, is resign- ing a $13,000 a year post subject to tides of political change in favor of a new $15,000 a year pro...…

… Latin AmericanViews'U' Living I EDItOR'S NOTE: This is the see-, ond in the series of interviews of iternational students. The sub- Ject is one of the 2,727 Latin Amer- can students at the University.) By JEAN HARTWIG "Many Latin American boys ve too much money," a junior ychology major from Colombia id. She explained that boys from nezuela are given approximate- $350 per month from their holarship funds and "just go ld with the extra money....…

… Villiams Proposes New African Student Finds Discrimination sapital Outlay ON ASIAN TOUR: Khrushchev Calls for Disarmam '4 NEW DELHI (5F - Following in Pres dent DwightD. Eisenhow- er's footsteps, Nikita S. Khrush- chev swung into his South Asian tour here yesterday with a call for world disarmament. He said disarmament is now strictly u'p to the West. Welcomed in relatively low- keyed fashion by New Delhi street crowds, the Soviet Pre...…

… I Chinese Finds Americans Hospi (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the fourth in a series of interviews with international students. The sub- ject is a Far Eastern student study- ing at the University.) By JEAN HARTWIG A petite Chinese student who came to the University from Tai- wan (Formosa) in September has found American families very hospitable to Far Eastern stu- dents, particularly those from Japan. She explained that Americans seem to feel so...…

… uba-Russia Trade Sugar 0 Expand Pia t Notes" Interest Rise In Aerica "One is astonished at the ipter- est in chamber music," Victor Babin. the pianist of the Festival Quartet performing at the Rack- ham Amphitheatre this weekend, commented Friday. "There has been in general an amazing progress and interest in niusic in the United States in the 25 years," he continued in his slight Russian accent. "And cham- ber music has come to the fore...…

… COMMISSIONER'S OPINION: Market's Future Good Argentine For IV Navy Sti lsterious -Daily-Ian MacNiven. UNIFIED EUROPE--Jean Rey of Belgium, a leader of the move- ment for a European Economic Community, foresees the pros- perity and power of a united Europe. Second Front Page Tuesday, February 16, 1960 Page 3 THUR., FRI.,, SAT. Curtain THE VIVID, UNFORGETTABLE 8dP.M. STAGE VERSION oCelebrated c PUler Prize classic by - i t A4 AMEDDEIRMS D...…

… _ Trujillo Battles To Retain Dictatorship CIVIL RIGHTS BILL: SenateRejects Southern P By MORRIS W. ROSENBERG Associated Press Writer PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti-The old man of the Caribbean, 68- year - old Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo, is battling for survival. Forces that have overthrown four Latin American dictatorships in the last five years are now threatening Trujillo's 30 - year, iron-fisted rule df the Dominican Republic. The pattern i...…

… Indonesians Greet Khrushchev; } ""USE RULES COMMITTEE: ICivil Rights. .. .. Bill Cleare Government Attitude Cautions vti.. To Discuss Economics, Russian Aid r Leaders To Avoid 'Ideological' Disputes JAKARTA (AM - Nikita S. Khrushchev seemed assured the biggest welcome of his South Asian tour on his arrival in Indonesia late yesterday. *Though the atmos- phere is tinged with'° neutralist caution, the government ordered a big turnout....…

… Call Junior Colleges Promising Herter Prods Moscow ATLANTIC CIY - Educators4 held the Junior college to be the most promising facet of education in the future at the American As-' sociation of School Administrators Convention yesterday. For five days 20,000 educators attended the convention. Two more points were also made: 1) It's going to get much hard- er for a high school graduate to get into college. 2) The testing programs in high s...…

…I I Diplomats Increase Hope or Di Allies Work O nTalks With Soviets Experts Plan New Tactics WASHINGTON (M)-The United States and four Western allies were reported last night to have made some progress in developing a Western disarmament plan for negotiation with Russia. But disappointment at a lack of greater achievement was also' voiced by some of the allies. Top disarmament experts of the United States, Canada, France, Italy and Britain ...…