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…Student-Faculty Cooperation Attempt Flou nue By MARY LOU BUTCHER A Student Government Council effort at bridge-building between students and faculty has proved largely ineffective- so far, at least. Last spring, SGC endorsed student participation without vote on subcommittees of the Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs (SACUA). Each of these faculty subcommittees is concerned with a particular area of University policy, and submit...…

…DOG f VOTERS' BEST FRIEND See Editorial Page 5k igau AdV :43 att Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV No. 122 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1964 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES S c Ke) *, * * * * *C * * w CC Asks Rules Districting Unconstitutional Federal Panel Delays Injunction To Invalidate State Apportionment By The Associated Press DETROIT-A three-judge federal court ruled yesterday that Mich-. igan's newly...…

…VOTE SGRU, VOICE FOR SGC See Editorial Page Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom 743 a -W - tty CLOUDY Sigh-55 Low-34 Mild with possible rain showers VOL. LXXIV, No. 123 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1964 SEVEN CENTS EIGIfT PAGES OAA E stablishes Foreign Program Junior Year Abroad at Freiburg. To Offer German Language, Lore By JEFFREY GOODMAN A junior year abroad program at Germany's Freiburg University received fin...…

…BARRY BLUESTONE CARL COHEN EUGENE WON I DIANE LEBEDEFF SHERRY MILLER GARY CUNNINGHAM SCOTT CROOKS DON FILIP BARRY BLUESTONE CARL COHEN EUGENE WON DIANE LEBEDEFF SHERRY MILLER GARY CUNNINGHAM SCOTT CROOKS DON FILIP THE PHOENIX PROJECT & MILITARY RESEARCH See Editorial Page ic, r 5k Cli rnx aiiu ZY COLDER High-42 Low-26 Showers changing to snow flurries Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom SIX PAGES VOL. LXXIV, No. 124 ANN ARBO...…

…WOMEN'S RULES AND WCC See Editorial Page Y Sir i4au ~~IAit SUNNY High-35 Law-22 Chilly with rain subsiding Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1964 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES Heyns Reveals New Plan To Assist "Disadvantaged' Poles Ask,' j~-P High Court Delays By PHILIP SUTIN National Concerns Editor At least 50 qualified but dis- advantaged freshmen will be able to attend t...…

… U' Negro Sororities Face Transitional Period Lilt1 A& :43 latl By MARGARET LOWE University Negro sororities are In a transitional period. Alpha Kappa Alpha and Delta Signia Theta, the two associate sororities on campus, are working to strengthen their own organi- zations and to increase awareness of Negro culture. However, they are plagued with many problems. Together, they have a total membership of less than 25. Only seven girls, all Ne...…

…ONE ALTERNATIVE IN VIET NAM See Editorial Page Y L Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom &titA* CLOUDY High--38 Low-32 Occasional light snow VOL. LXXIV, No. 127 SEVEN CENTS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1964 TWO SECTIONS SIXTEEN PAGES Thayer Calls for Liais on) With 'Blue Ribbon' Unit .. f.L^6:"n. i:?...Lt.S.*r."..*.i *.v.:a...i.:."....... :s:..:. ..:: ..:>°::. . .*::::v+:.*..;::.........:..""i{$:::':ti:?"'.':'": By L...…

…GIGlioe ips '1 By MARILYN KORAL (First of a series) While Michigan's state-supported universities squabble over funds, students and expansion of their facilities, a six-year-old cooperative educational project is flourishing in the Midwest. The University, the other "Big Ten" institutions and the University of Chicago have pool- ed research and faculty resources as members of the Committee on Institutional Cooperation (CIC). The scope of the b...…

…NEWS MANAGEMENT: THERE ARE LIMITS See Editorial Page Bktrt .a I43ait I PARTLY CLOUDY High-43 Low--22 Warming weather will melt much of yesterday's snow fali Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1964 SEVEN CENTS SIX PA U.S., Panama Set To Resume Ties U.S. Counters Panama's Charges Of Human Rights Enchroachments By The Associated Press WASHINGTON-A Latin American di...…

…RESIDENCE COLLEGE: GOOD OR BAD? See Editorial Page Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom A6F PARTLY CLOUDY High-44 Low-31 Chances of snow this afternoon V, No.1 0 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1964 SEVEN CENTS SIX P. 7 - ... . Sawyer Stresses"Importance Of Research to 'U' Education <4 By ROBERT JOHNSTON The success of the University in "integrating its research pro- gram with its graduate teaching and training acti...…

…CANDIDATES IN SEARCH OF A VICTORY See Editorial Page Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom ~IzAii4 WARMER 4I1gh-45 Low-29 Sunny and pleasant with warming trend t No. 131 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1964 SEVEN CENTS SIX PROTESTS,'MAILBOX ISSUE': East Quad Abandons IQC Thant Expects Cyprus Force Soon By THOMAS COPI East Quadrangle withdrew from the Inter-Quadrangle Council last night in protest over what East Quad ...…

…'.S. ucation By ROBERT HIPPLER Industry is not the only area confronted with automation problems. Education is in the same predicament. Changes are coming in both facilities and methods. Many processes involving human patticipation are, as some see it, entering an era when they will be dominated by-or turned over to-machines. William E. Stirton, University vice-president and director of the Dearborn campus, emphasizes that any appraisal of the...…

…WHAT KIND OF RESEARCH? See Editorial Page Y guit.~ :!Ia t 4 SUNNY AND COOLER High-44 Low-30 Monday partly cloudy and mild with chance of rain Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 133 SEVEN CENTS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1964 TWO SECTIONS SIXTEEN PAG I' Outlasts Ohio, 69-57 To ake CA Final ,I P omey Sparks Team; Russell Drops In 25 To Face Duke Blue Devils Friday In Tournament at Kansas City By TO...…

…CONGRATULATIONS NEW STAFFS l AffrF :4E aiti SNOW FLURRIES High-38 Low-22 Tuesday variable cloudiness and much colder Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom LXXIV, No. 134 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1964 SEVEN CENTS EI(HT PAGES Railroad May Avert Strike By The Associated Press WASHINGTON - A railroad spokesman said yesterday that. though union moves had raised the threat of an early nationwide strike, he thinks a cr...…

…' Policy-a kers Assess Off-Campus Eucato (First of a Three-Part Series) By LAURENCE KIRSHBAUM The policies guiding the education of 12,000 'off-campus students are currently being assessed by a battery of top-level University policy makers. Although working independently and informally right now, sev- eral Regents, a faculty committee and the Office of Academic Affairs are all involved in setting the new focus for the 53-year-old Universi...…

…'U'Officials Evaluate JSU 'Extramural'Inm iprii By LAURENCE KIRSHBAUM (Second in a Three-Part Series) University administrators engaged in state-wide educational planning inevitably focus on East Lansing. But University educators have their hearts and their energies confined mainly to Ann Arbor. This dichotomy in purpose-the administrators keyed to watching the public imprint of Michigan State University while educators are engrossed in teac...…

…Administrators Debate (Last of a Three-Part Series) By LAURENCE KIRSHBAUM Above all, Extension Service officials are concerned with educa- tion. Their self-prescribed task is to improve the quality of the 500 off-campus credit courses in the wake of criticism from Univer- sity administrators and educators. But their leading critics reside within the extension itself. As- sociate Director Lynn Eley focuses the issue "on whether and how the of...…

…TWOl TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY .TENn MAREC ,1. THE MIC IG N IOT V tLEI V MAY1CPl i , ARTS AND LETTERS: Stokowski Views Conductors THIS WEEK'S EVENTS n By JEFFREY K. CHASE Upon meeting Leopold Stokowski one is immediately awed by the stateliness and air of self-assur- ance which the man conveys. His many assignments as an or- chestral conductor make him a qualified person to discuss the requisites of his profession. "The conductor must have...…

…PAGE' TWO rlr U W.. M 'fi V U l V-_ AL 7W IM AL W T IV mtrr. c^v rr. art xr t-4w r^ .r*. sue'., 't PAGE TWO7U1ZU~~E~N~fgg1A P7 N * W W _______________________________________________1_____L____________ Uili YKAUKL1'-1 JPIiLY TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1364 SGC ELECTION: Candidates Discuss Platforms Child Buyer (Continued from Page 1) steering groups of the honors. committee. Richard Shortt, '66, a Voicd candidate, suggested that SGC' should tak...…

…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAITX ut' t w r sv n sssrr =, ar, .WR ~MI'IT A T I IVa a .,a a aa = i L U £ auL aAK UfUL'1 WI4. ED.N SUA V, MAKUH 4-11964 t CAMPUS OPINION Attitude Toward Apathy By MALINDA BERRY: Contributing Editor '1 and ANDREW ORLIN Today students go to the polls to - ect eight members to Student overnment Council.:" Interest in Council reaches a peak at election time. But. even now how interested are students in the body that suppo...…

… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THt7RSDAV. MARCH q. IM & P A G E T W O H E I C H I A N A I L Yla{ lilUil K711#i..t.3 1lTt i.Srtil'1 J, 1:104 PROFILE: Lawrence Lossing! DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN .r.* . ... .. . (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second in a series of articles fea- turing campus personalities.) By JOHN BRYANT ° The new Interfraternity Council president sees improving the aca- demic image of the fraternity sys- tem as the major goal ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. MARVV, ' Ra IORA - - cn1Lt. gt~~liYd~b 7n 1O 2 4 a { summer Study Unit Fo Travel in Russia By ANN GWIRTZMAN Spend this summer touring Mos- cow, Leningrad and Kiev, speak- ing with native Russians at camps, collective farms and cultural events with theUniversity's fifth annual study tour to the Soviet Union, starting June 22. Prerequisites are two years of colege level Russian and a pledge to speak only Russian,...…

…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1964 TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 7,1964 ARM WORKERS: Booth Begins Study Regents Accept Gifts, Grants for 'U' ll I m w I By JUDITH BARCUS A unique study of the sickness experience of hired farm workers in California is being undertaken by Prof. Philip Booth of the so- cial work school, with the help of Charles A. Lininger of the Survey Research Center. With funds from the Social...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 11 PAGE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAIlY SUNDAY. MARCH 8.1 ARTS AND LETTERS: Hawkins Characterizes Dance 1 THIS WEEK'S EVENTS 4. (EDITOR'S. - NOTE: This is the first in a series on Erick Hawkins and modern dance.) t, TODAY - 1 By GAIL BLUMBERG b To choreographer Erick Hawk- ins the art of dance is contem- porary; it is a mature- expression, an exploration of pure movement, a sensual glorificatio...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1964 PAGE TWO TUE MICHiGAN DAILY TUESDAY. MARCH 10. 1964 d 4+La AT 1l I. 1. .i.j 11dtd.RYVdd iVj dVVZ s MONTHLY MEETING: Regents Confirm Al DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN, pointments, Leaves The Regents approved the fol- lowing appointments, resignations and leaves of absence at the regu- lar monthly meeting. Appointments Prof. Lyle F. Aseltine of the dental school was appointed as- sociate prof...…

…PAGE TO v TIME N ICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11. -1964 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY iVFflNVi~flAV MARfl!T 11. I#I4~& 1T i:/ilLIiJWLl.C3..L 3.F.iC7,.lYVif 11 1J47 i T MODERN DANCE: Hawkins Cites Value of Music (EDITOR's NOTE: This is the second in a series on Erick Hawkins and modern dance.) By GAIL BLUMBERG As the modern dance movement developed, choreographer Erick Hawkins realized that in order to create a new dance, one had to fin...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Final Payment of Spring Semester Fees is due and payable on or before March 31, 1964. Payments may be mane in person, or mailed to the Cashier's Office, 1015 Ad- min. Bldg., before 4:30 p.m., March 31, 1964. Mail Payments postmarked after due date, March 31. 1964, are late and sub- ject to penalty.t Identify mail payment as tuition and show student number and name. Grad and Undergrad Men wishing housing in the residence ha...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCHT 14. 1964 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN J~AILY J AA WaW"CA.&f ITAL JMWdALA A K, JLOVl C CHINESE GROWTH: Bellah Traces Development By BRIAN BEACH The Communist system in China is the functional equivalent to the left wing of the Protestant Refor- mation, Prof. Robert N. Bellah of Harvard University emphasized in a Wednesday colloquium co-spon- sored by the sociology department and the center for Chines...…

…TWA: THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAYI MARCH 15, 1964 THIS WEEK'S EVENTS ?'DAILY. OFFICIAL BULLETIN TODAY 8 p.m.-.-Prof. and Mrs. Ernst Scheyer of Wayne State Univer- sity will'speak on "History of Im- pressionism in Painting and Piano Music" in Lane Hall as part of the Creative Arts Festival. .MONDAY, MARCH 16 4:15 p.m.-Prof. Sidney Bernard of the social work school at Bran- deis University will speak on "ADC and Alternative Income Sources to F...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY , MARC Daily Makes Promotions To Senior Staff Positions (Continued from Page 2) NEW STAFF-The Board in Control of Student Publications announced its appointments to the sen- ior staffs of The Daily. Among the new senior editors are: Michael Sattinger, Debbie Beatie, John Kenny, Louise Lind and Ann Gwirtzman. The new senior business staff ihcludes: Jay Gampel, Bar- bara Johnson and Judy Goldstein. Across Campus, ...…

…VAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH-18, 1964 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. MARCH18. 1964 .. a.,.v.. w..a ... . .sai s. v SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN: View Course Conce (Continued from Page 1) The key question, Soop observes, is whether the University should seek to restore credit programs in the more remote and less popu- lous areas of the state in addition to improving its Southeast extra- mural emphasis. The alternative is to...…

…THE MICHIGAN. DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 19, lkl TilE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1964 s ' LBLIC SUPPORT- , r 2'. 'h. .. ,<:a <: , 3 Stresses Research in News k., Officials View Policy IFor Extension Classes) DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN s Z a i Public Knowledge By ROBERT JOHNSTON "The ultimate decision as to the magnitude of our national re- search and development effort must depend fundamentally upon tho degree of understanding a...…

…TWO ~WO TUE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1964 0TH ANNIERSARY - * p Payee AnlzsShake 7sZpe ir 'I- CAMPUS OPINION Liar tOn-onein evc DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN The Daily Official Bulletin is an official publication of the Univer- sity of Michigan for which The Michigan Daily assumes no editorial repnsbliy Ntce hould be sent 3564 Administratin Buiilding before students are cordially invited to at- "That SO mandate its Presldent tend this...…

…suNDAY MArxn 1 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1964 TUE MICHIGAN DAILY P re Kelley Asks Denial Of Districting Action Fears 'Chaos' if Injunction Forces At-Large Elections of Congressmen DETROIT (IP-Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley asked a three-judge federal panel yesterday to deny an injunction against electing Mich- igan congressmen from the state's new 19 districts this year. He said it would be "an invitation to chaos." Kelley also ...…

…TUESDAY,MARCH 3,1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PV. R , U3aA 'a i Security Council Gains Five- Nation Proposal Senate Approves Funds To Expand Peace Corps WASHINGTON MP-The Senate passed by voice vote yesterday a bill authorizing a $115 million expenditure to finance an expansion of the Peace Corps during the fiscal year starting July 1. The House is expected to act today or Wednesday. The $115 million authorization, which is subject to later...…

…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4,1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y WEN-DYMAC 4,94 H ICI. fAL rU .Ar, 1 n ONE-TOOTH DRAGON: Ideological Split Hurts Red Chinese Military Might By BEM PRICE Associated Press Newsfeatures Writer Without Soviet military aid, Red China is a one-tooth dragon. So long as the Sino-Soviet split continues over how best to attain world Communism, it is one of the most important political facts in today's world. The United States' view of ...…

…0'' THURSDAY, MARCH.5, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THURSDAY, MARCH 5,1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY RAGE UN Security Council Approves Peace Force To PatrolCyprus <> Thant Receives Power To Send troops to Area 0 J UNITED NATIONS OP) - The United Nations Security Council unanimously authorized Secre- tary-General U Thant yesterday to send a peace force and mediator to Cyprus for three months. Thant sent formal requests im- mediately to five ...…

…r FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1964 THE MICHIGAN .DAILY IRA £V1'R1WI A£~Zd WZA FRIDAY, MARCH 6,1964 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY ralum iuu r, nvite nspection i 1 Of .S.Reactor Move Designed To Halt Clandestine Atomic Arms Production at Plants GENEVA (P) - The United States announced yesterday that one of its largest nuclear power reactors will be placed under per- manent international inspection in a move designed to halt the spread of nuclear weapons. Unite...…

…&TURDAY, MARCH 711964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -?;y~ .~ Rockwell Voices Views UIEST GROUP FL w ~j~on Communism, Racism June 1st NEW YORK TO < IGHTS TO1 GLASGOW World Redistributes Funds Through Aid (Continued from Page 1) nation of six million Jews during Worrd War II. "The only ones that were gassed were the same ones that we're going to gas -- those who are committing Commu- nist treason." He had previously said that "I have nothing against h...…

…SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAV.9 TUR.teV, SU-Y ACe816 H ICIA AL KAUM Ajmnrln 4 (Goldwater Sees Primary Victory Candidates Approach Showdown In New Hampshire Campaigning COMMUNIST ISSUE: German Stance Vacillates (-. By CARL HARTMAN Associated Press Staff Writer By The Associated Press CONCORD-Sen. Barry Gold- water (R-Ariz), claiming that the victor's share of New Hampshire votes is already in his column, yesterday wound...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY luarreling Reds o Settle Dispute Russia, Red China Begin Discussions Observes Viet Nam Progress Killingsworth Offers Definition of Automation Of Alleged Borde NEW DELHI (1P)-Feuding Red up a joint commission to settle a visiting Soviet official reporte Last fall, the Soviet Union char rng its border and trying to seize Peking in turn accused the Sov t in Red China's far northwest HAROLD WILSON. ViolaionsRevo HOA HCAO,...…

…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1964 THE x MICHIGAN DAIL'Y' WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1904 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Malaysia To Beef Forces As War, Outbreak Nears / 'I Conscription To Raise' 100,000 Draft Order Comes After New Clashes KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (P) -Malaysia moved toward a war footing yesterday in its quarrel with neighboring Indonesia as the government ordered a conscription that could put 100,000 men under arms. . The decision to start the ...…

…THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY S a ZMT.X.C/ r Attempt To Link Baker, Johnson Scott Asks Review of Testimony; Democrats Move To End Hearings WASHINGTON (P) - Republicans renewed yesterday their ef- fort to point the flagging Bobby Baker investigation toward the White House and President Lyndon B. Johnson. With witnesses pleading the Fifth Amendment and Democrats indicating they...…

…FRIDAY, MARCIR 13, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FRIDAY, MARC~fl 13, 1984 THE MICHIGAN DAILY a rca ua+. , . t Labor Seeks 35-Hour Week -I By JULES LOH - Associated Press Newsfeatures Writer (Last in a Series) ~ V YORK-Of all the attacks u t joblessness, plainly the most tic is labor's all out cam- for a 35-hour work week. The Kennedy and Johnson ad- ministrations have argued against it on grounds it might be infla- tionary. Industry op...…

…rS' ,a ;,. , SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,. 1AUDY ARH1,164T ErCIG NfAI PAG] McNamara Tells 'Of Viet Nam Trp Jolnson Hears Latest Appraisal Of Situation by Defense Secretary Representation in India: RACIAL PROBLEMS: Forum Asks Rational Attitude By The Associated Press WASHINGTON -- Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara spent an hour at the White House yesterday reporting to President Lyndon B. Johnson what he found dur...…

…MARCH 15, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE U.S.-Greek Ties Survive Riots REPUBLICAN CONTEST: Hopefuls Take Campaign To Califorma By GERALD MILLER Associated Press Staff Writer ATHENS-What's behind the recent wave of anti-American- demonstrations and rioting in Greece over the Cyprus issue? Is this traditional ally seriously turning on the United States? Out of a summary of views of people close to the situation - Greek government officials, p...…

… Indonesia Asks Volunteer Army Youth Force Necessary to Meet Malaysian Draft, Indonesian Claims JAKARTA, Indonesia (R)-President Sukrano called on Indonesian youths yesterday to Join a volunteer force to meet what he called a threat from neighboring Malaysia. The call for volunteers was Sukarno's answer to a draft call by Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman of Malaysia last week follow- De Gaulle in Mexico Urges Plan TO .Relocate U.S.Negroes W...…

…J Se& ty-Tir-d Yar EDiTED AND MANAGED ET STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AVTHORiTTy OF BOARD IN CONTrOL OF STUDENT PUBLATIONS nons Are "ree STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG., ANN ARBOR, MIcH., PHONE NO 2-3241 Will Prevail"ss s Is printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in al; reprints. FOLLOWS FRENCH PATTERN: 'I Grand Alliance Y, MARCH 18, 1964 NIGHT EDITOR: ...…

…q# THE MICHIGAN DAILY DE GAULLE VISIT: Officials Discount Problems Ct LITTLE INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT: U.S. Embargo on Trade with Cuba Proves Inef Serving BBEM _PRCE_______ By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic Writer Washington-United States of- ficials so far discount the possi- bility that French President Charles de Gaulle's visit to Mexico will make serious trouble for the United States in Latin America. But under the officia...…