…EDUCATION QUALITY AND ANN ARBOR VOTERS See Page 4 43~U ii Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom PARTLY CLOUDY,MI ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 30, 1958 FIVE CENTS SE [. LXVIII, No. 131 IvI 11 ebels Give Arms To Havana Citizens President To Declare Martial Law As Fear of General Strike Spreads HAVANA, Cuba (P)-Fidel Castro's rebels passed out arms among civilians in Havana and elsewhere in Cuba yesterday and said "the hour is...…
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… .iigan Finishes Fourth inConee c y LAS STTR Powerful Ilini Take Big eTen YI ecod i Wrstlng inas Despite Gross feld's 'Twited IK Press '________ Mihgns Oklahoma university, the de- pound crown and Bob Norman , Cniud rmPg 1 onsiyhstaplieefrs<o h o ptain Max fenigttitsttepevoso liioswnte{evwih while Nino Marion and Bill Skin - a successfult as of the scoring mark last year with 73 title. Iowas other tampoline threat,newre icgasthdadddntinW ee h ...…
…Page ' _ THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE _Sunday, March 30, 195& Genuine India Madras a Grand Selection of different patterns designed and hand loomed by Indian cottagers; tailored for us in England by Welch - Margetson. in slip-over rmodel or button front. In long and short sleeves. from 8.50 Men's sizes: 14Y2 to 16' Women's sizes: S to 16 Sleeve length 31 to 36 Caet gr r eri BRITISH IMPORTS TAILORS CLOTHIERS FURNISHERS 1119 SOUTH UNIVERSITY ANN...…
…RUNDAY, MARM 30, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 0, SUNDAY, MARCH 30, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THEY'RE OFF AND DIVING IN 100-YD. FREESTYLE -Daily-Ian MacNiven STAGER TAKES DIP IN VICTORY WATERS -Daily-Eric Arnold THEY'RE EVEN NOW, BUT NOT FOR LONG 'i1II' Repeats as NCAA- Champ Tii. a s i STORE HOURS DAILY 9 to 5:30 'STRICTLY TEAM VICTORY: Swim Squad's Depth Deciding Factor Don't settle for less II (Cdntinued from Page 1) wo...…
…Sunday, March 30, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Threat Sunda. Marh.30,958.TE.MICIGAN AILY AGAZIEPaa.Thre Alr ithgan Daily MAGAZINE Vol. IV, No. 6 Sunday, March 30, 1958 CONTENTS THE SOUTH James Young Page 3 FRENCH POETRY _ Vernon Nahrgang Page 3 SGC CAMPAIGNING ___Jo Hardee Page 4 COEDS IN RUSSIA David Kessel Page 6 THE RECESSION _ _ Susan Holtzer Page 8 THE SUNSHINE STATE Donna Hanson Page 9 LOCAL ARTISTS' WORKS ___ Joan Kaatz Pa...…
…"Quiet! We're Thinking Up A New Reason" R. A~ 0 Iwr A irl4w n tt all Sixty-EighthYear cl - DITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "When Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIOIS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This mius t be noted ...…
…Page Four THE MICHMAN nAll V naA-771 Ig: !° r t . . «... a .. ..... ag Four1 it I', h IV un I L Y m^U / N t Sunday, March 30, 1958 I Bigger Than a Riot; SGC Hopefuls Consult Poli Sci Majors, By 3 4 ARDEE "#' elections are this week aren't ners consisting of candy bars and A T15E LEAVES fade from the they?" black coffee to more housing trees and again as they reap- Bigger than a riot, but smaller groups to hurried conferences with than a ...…
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…Sunday, March 30, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Pn p " S rguMehYA ' A fter Grim Train Ride to Leningrad Girls View Puppet Show and Opera, Find Moscow a'Facade' restaurants, we were hotter than the food.'" Air conditioning is ap- parently not yet approved, so people crowd the beaches, mostly wearing underwear; bathing suits cost too much. After visits to the Stalin-Lenin Mausoleum and the cosmopolitan night club at the Hotel Metropole,...…
…/ AGAZ IN E 30. Sunday, March 30, 1958 TH- -HIGAN "4E 4- 4 4 e /. f L 2 . J f t n '; .. F _.y . < .. 'f {4 GnieIni Mar .fC v f- h *. 2~ ( a Grand Selection of different pat terns desIgned and hand loomed by I ndian Cottagers; tailored for us in England by Welch - Margetson. In slip-over model or button front. In long and short sleeves. from 8.50 Men's sizes: 14% to 16%/ Womens sizes to 16 - Sleeve length 31 to 36 s f.b ----------j am...…
…Pge Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, Mardi 30. 1958 Gv. Mnh ,f) 1 THE RECESSION The Present Economic Picture Adds Up To Bad News for Business By SUSAN HOLTZER Daly Staff Writer C'TTBESCOPE poised, nurse in attendance and the patient blinking fearfully from his pil- low, 'Dr." Dwight D. Eisenhower has for the past month been checking the heartbeat and pulse rate of the American economy in political cartoons all over the country. U...…
… k,® . r - -- v - 4.. 4 Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE "Z SviAnu &A,.a.Aq 4fl I THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE %?unuuy, rv+urcn v, i a a Sunday, March 30, 1958 3 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Modernity andAntiquity: MAGAZINE THE SOUT Vol. IV, No. 6 Sunday, March 30, 1958 "Epitaph for Dixie" Echoes the L CONTENTS Uy ROSE PERLBERG Dai...…
…Sunday, March 30, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE- Page Nine The Sunshine State and The Tourists A Haven for Snow-Sickened Rich One of the popular attractions on Clearwater Beach is the arrival of the fishoats. They leave early fin the morning ladened with tour- ists, fishpoles, minnows and little -boswho catch all thd fishing about 5 p.m. the boats return, ladened with exhausted tourists, t broken fishpoles, and enormous fisheinuilantly,...…
… T H E JA! LY MAGA 30, 1958 Sunday, March 33yTHE MICHIGAN DAILY ZINE ' Bi er Than a Riot N Atomic Radiation Resear SGC Hopefuls Consult Poli Si Majors, 10 30 ARDEE - A THE LEAVES fade from the trees and again as they reap- pear, a curious rite occurs on the University of Michigan campus. Some believe it to be a sacrifice to the great and powerful god, THINK, deity of bureaucracy. Some consider it an athletic con- test resemblin...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sundav. March O 1958 ,...,r ua..rp sr*+.t ,.c JVr d s~i 4t 1 Variety and Creativity THE S (Coninud from Page 3) Local Artists Exhibit W orks to be accomplished with "all de- liberate speed" and yet it failed, in many instances to take ade- BIY JOAN AATZ quate action. Further, one may Dary staff writer -well argue, as does Ashmore, that LOCAL ARTISTS create works the Negro the South professes to for man...…
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…Sunday, March 30, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunda.-Marh.30, 1 9 5 8 TE MIC IAN-4DAIlY-.I (I 711'J Page EIever Page Eleven OFF IN A CORNER-Away from the hubbub of squeaking shoes, stage whispers and glowing colors, these students contentedly bask in indirert lighting. UNDERGRAD LIBRARY All Things to All Men NO TIME ... to search for a plush chair, this student plops down in front of an 'open stack' during a between-classes study-ses...…
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…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, -March 30, 1958 eTAM 1 4 IE ROUAC A Fourth Class American Traveler And The Beat Generation THE SUBTERRANEANS. By Jack Kerouac. Grove Press. New York. 111 pp. Paperback, $1.45. By KEITH DEVRIES JVHAT IS the present younger generation? Crys of "conform- ists" and "non-committed" are commonly heard. Time magazine attracted much attention last fall with an article about the "No- Nonsense Kids"...…
… V' AZJINF 30, 1953 _x , 3day, March THE MICHI AIL' AZIN E Oing Senator John ennedy, After Grim Train Ride to Leningrad Girls View Puppet Show and Opera, Memories of Al Smith Return, as Catholic, Find Moscow a 'Facade' t By THOMAS TURNER Daily Staff Writer ..."the future would see Pres- idents who are Catholics as well as Presidents who are Protestants; if we live long enough, Presidents who are Jews as well as Presidents who a...…
…Sunday, March 30, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'MAGAZI'NE Pane Thirt,-trm Sundy,'arc 30"198"TE MIHIGN DILYMAGZIN I Continent-Bound Americans Travel Books Offer Advice By DONALD A. YATES THIS SUMMER millions of Americans will be on the go. A good part of these vacationers and tourists will be going in the direc- tion of Europe. Travel agents and the United States Department of State, which issues passports to citizens for foreign travel, are p...…
… I T -7 A -- .E' -' ~ -~ ~. I .2. .1 , . THE MICHIG DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, Marci30, 1958 Sunday, March 30, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE THE RECESSION Continent-Bound Ameri The Present Economic Picture Adds Up, To Iad News for Business Travel Books Offer Advice $y SUSAN HOLTZER Daily Staff writer S TETIESCOPE poised, nurse .In attendance and the patient blinking fearfully from his pil- low, "Dr." Dwight D. Eisenhower has for ...…
…Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, March 30. 1953 YOung Sencdor John Kennedy, Memories of Al Smith Return, as Catholic By THOMAS TURNER candidacy of Senator John Ken- Daily staff writer nedy of Massachusetts are dif- ..."the future would see Pres- ferent from those Smith encount- idents who are Catholics as ered. Others, however, are similar well as Presidents who are and there is at least a suspicion Protestants; if we live...…
…1 AZINE Sunday, March 30, THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE ... .. ... ... ... ..w... va 3v.J~ .J, I1.0 KEROUAC The Sunshine State and The T A Fourth Class American Traveler A Haven for Snow-Sickened Rich And The Beat Generation THE SUBTERRANEANS. By Jack Kerouac. Grove Press. New York. 111. pp. Paperback, $1.A5. By KEITH DEVRIES WHAT IS the present younger generation? Crys of "conform- ists" and "non-committed" are commonly heard. Ti...…
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…Sunday, March 34, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAEA7INF h,..__ C_.____i__._ S. i. 1,v . II- I Iy~f"%VI-"-' page Seventeen Atomic Radiation Research By JOHN AXE study by physicians over a ten- after year may ultimately produce program of research as well as will be doomed to disappointing Daily Staff Writer year period on over 65,000 infants, as may defective descendants as a much patient research is necessary or non-conclusive results. AMONG ...…
…Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, March 30, 1958 Modernity and Antiquit By ROSE PERLBERG hammed Hussain slouches in an extra sparkle into her warm brown Daily Activities Editor overstuffed chair. His casual posi- eyes. When Viqar talks she speaks IN THE growing family of Middle tion and rumpled sports clothes with her hands, her expressive Eastern Nations, there is a pre- indicate a relaxed young man. But face, her whole e...…
…Sunday, March 30, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE A Paae Nineteen Sunda, Marh 30,1958 HEMIHIGANDAILYMAGAZNE Pa %-N-nt qc.In Pakistan's Younger Generation Seeks To Bring Modernization of Cities to Region's Back Country Villages, even If they are replaced, it is no good. The river still flows over.' She stops and shrugs. The gesture seems to Indicate the Pakistanis have resigned themselves to the omnipotence of nature. N TIMES OF CALM, t...…
…Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday. March 30. 1958 P.ge.Twe.ay.THE .M.CHICAN D.. .AILY eAGAZI.. SunnIy,1l I -, r. ,:.d * "'r i __ a_,f r v'f r__.. s c a i s 1 k M t M! i* Y y do( " ,...-zi.... - z rrtT} 'F, it i S."' E ? r v4v ir titiffs""s cr' rrik ia ' ts .s i ; sv c f " Qf"s a - S' V4y. . as yJ .., y { :ii " t r Y b "9DiY y c i' '"'a . .:. q 1100 }.: r I F.q s5" ,t' X . Z F us i ,:±.. 'I i q ti p t Xu: f { . y P >' so i as...…
…NEW SGC WARNING TO SIGMA KAPPA See Page 4 Y Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom 11a4i4 CLOUDY, RAIN VOIL LXVIII, No. 130 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1958 FIVE CENTS B"uckeyes Take Slim Lead in NCAA Swim Ie > .' ? Wolverine Swimmers Trail by One Relay Victory Paces OSU to 43-42 Lead By CARL RISEMAN Ohio State's victory in the 400- yd. freestyle relay last night push- ed the Buckeyes into a slim 43-42 lead over...…
…THE MICHIGAN 11AIZY SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 29, -Am" c ke es Lead at Ha Wayllark in NCAAIA li Ahead in Big Ten Gym Meet Tashnick Smashes ___________But Michigan Trail ___________________ (Cyiudfo ae1 j 4 4 Cniudfo ae1 eet Record, s, 43.42 -Daily Eric Arnold RECORD BOUND--Michigan sophomore Tony Tashnick churns his way to the NCAA 200-yd. butterfly championship. In winning Tashnick established a new NCAA ...…
…ISATtT DAY, MARCH 29,195* THE MICHIGAN DAILY Co-Managers Praise BasiliofTL$E OUT FOR TEA: For Courage in Title Fight Long Cricket Matches CHICAGO W) - "If Basilio saw those movies, he wouldn't think he let anybody down." This was the comment of Car- men Basilio's co-manager, John De John, yesterday after he viewed abridged movies of Car- men's dethroning as middleweight king by Sugar Ray Robinson in the Chicago Stadium Tuesday night. Basili...…
…3idPxgan an Sixty-Eighth 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" I' 1 . AT THE STATE: 'Bridge' Deserves Its Seven Oscars W ITH CINEMASCOPE, technicolor- and adjusted admission prices, "The Bridge on the River Kwai" has opened to what should be a ver...…
…URDAY, MARCH 29, 1958 U' To Highlight Mexican Art THE MICHIGAN DAILY II!m DA- A.. CLASSI In connection with the exhibi- tion "Mexican Art: Pre-Columbian to Modern Times," a Symposium on Mexican Art and Cultural His- tory will be held at the University April 16-21. Serving as a prelude to the Sym- posium, a Mexican play will be presented in Lydia Mendelssohn Theater at 8 p.m. April 16. A special performance will be presented April 17 for a...…
… SATURDAY, MARC! 29, 1958 CAMP COUNSELLOR OPENINGS FOR FACULTY, STUDENTS AND GRADUATES 'Interest Lacking in Near East Studies' are generalizations, Levy stressed, and there are exceptions. "Prep schools in many cases are good," Levy said, and some school boards are beginning to do some- thing about this problem. He cited suburban high schools near Chi- cago and New York, as well as Detroit's Cass Tech, as examples of high schools which provi...…
…SHAME POF ELECTIONS DISHONESTY See Page 4 Y Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom ~~E~Ait I VOL. LXVIII, No. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 28. 1958 U.S. To Launch Rocket to Moon Eisenhower, McElroy Not Certain On Date for First Lunar Shooting WASHINGTON P)-The United States is going to send rocket scouts to take a close look at the moon. Orders for the "lunar probes" by unmanned space vehicles were issued yesterday by Pr...…
…NTJNGESTER SAYS: E R P Wet e heiava. I.s ~t~ ine og. IZA at the enmrk. and irelnd A tw tpriced ifetyot i d th '." Microbiologists in Great+Demand 2 in you have tried th By RUTHANN RECHT wilpeevEtUh etwl emuhcnb ere n osbeMrt? SUMMR TOURS Mirobioloists, at all levels wlreevft.Tematwl e uhcn elane2n o Sible fj d.aOwReasonable Price on Del stored for a period of two to three cures or preventions in the fo m________________ From 6 P.M. to 11 train...…
…FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DATT.Y is A rile FRDA, ARH28 158TIaa MW1IIEsalAN fLAMi FAG] IR IIS Us Steuart, OSUs Harper Gain Swim Titlie Kimball, Gaxiola, Woolley Score All MichiganPoints (Continued from Page 1) PRELIMINARIES OPEN IN IOWA TODAY: 'M' Rated 'Dark Horse' in Big Ten Gymnastics Meet V ( Ten Meet when he had finished second to Steuart. Parks jumped the gun at the beginning of the race-a rarity in the 1,500. ...…
…Sixty-Eighth Year - EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "When Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. RIDAY, MARCH 28, 1958 NIGHT EDITOR: RICHARD TAUB In Elec...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r.":ii minr. ......: .. '''C ';,. ril's 'Yiyn ..n.v.S. k:. u.trie%4Y ..a., n.. ies c..t... u, r..... a.. ... ., tt:t. ii7C;:+3:" 2t UM DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN from Page 4) Greenwich, N. Y. -- Art; Shop; Social Employers Mutuals of Wausau, Wau- agement, or Personnel Administration mer Placement Bureau, Room D528 In Personnel Requests Studies; Commerce; Music (one for sau, Wis. Location of work - Wausau, for Sales Office Su...…
…es Thrown Out in Three Contests; Stuffed Balloting Ch arg Mahey said later that no ballot boxes could be opened until count night, and he told this person that ballots would be judged then. Fifteen to 30 votes of Student Government Council candidate Fred Merrill, '59, were declared invalid by the elections board last night. The ballots, according to a count night worker, were marked with only a 1'for Merrill, folded together and punched only...…
…THE MICMIGAN DAILY ian the ext ent Ion C's are ter tial nts out ned or ,re of ion ers in- id. tu- res. in- ;le, vas Ind om the Ave a Ith of net al; ver ent the nd' ric ere .ew he g8y he be ,st of in t " ed ler d1. al- of be. ga, ia ds is ii- et ,of rate of "between 8 and 10 hours ToContinue per week." Under the report of the discussion section, readers were told they were "sure of getting a Prof. Clark Hopkins of the good man." classical arc...…
