…INCOME TAX FACES DISASTER See Page 4 lflh: :4Iaity PARTLY CLOUDY High--7o Low-42 Few showers expected in the afternoon Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXII, No. 151 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES S S I S .~ 3 i y c t t t t f f 2 t t f f A r A Y} 2 y l f f T t z t Y t t t . DG National Sets Beloit Probation Nash Charges Pledging of Negro Results in Alumni Pressure, Action By ELLEN SILV...…
…SALAN' S LIFE POLITICAL DECISION See Page 4 5k i!3au ~E~aitr MODERATE High 70 Low--42 Continued mild today, fair, cooler tonight Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXII, No. 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Operas To Head Musical Season By MARJORIE BRAHMS Four complete operas - "La Traviata," "Carmen," "Mar- riage of Figaro," and "Rigoletto" - will add new scope to the 1962-'63 University M...…
… Relate History of Daily, Board in Control Reld ations (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of two articles describing the history of relations between The Daily and the Board in Control of Student Publications.) By HELENE SCHIFF ,The Michigan Daily was supposed to be under the Board in Control of Student Publications for only a few years. Instead, The Daily has remained under the Board for 59 years. Steps to create a Board were begun in 1903. ...…
…Cite History of Controversies Between Daily, I Eoard (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second of two articles describing the his- tory of relations between The Daily and the Board in Control of Student Publications.) By HELENE SCHIFF The recent controversy between the Board in Control of Student Publications and The Daily over senior appointments was not the first of its kind. There have been four main low points in the history of rela- tions bet...…
…LEARNING MACHINES: THOUGHT CONTROL? See Page 4 Y Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom &tFitI SHOWERS High--80 Low-48 Thunderstorms in afternoon, cooler tomorrow VOL. LXXII, No. 155 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Franco Withdraws Rights in Provinces Spain Acts Againist Labor Strikes; Three Areas in Critical Condition MADRID (P)-The official Spanish radio said last night the government has decreed a sta...…
…See Page 4 Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom DRIZZLES Fair and cooler today; thundershowers likely VOL LXX1I, No. 156 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Presidents Consider Discrimination, NSA Bi Te Stdents LeaderCondemn By ELLEN SILVERMAN and BUEL TRAPNELL The Big Ten Student Body Presidents yesterday passed resolu- tions on discrimination in student organizations, on the United States National St...…
…APPROPRIATIONS PROBLEMS Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom :4Ia it1 CLOUDY High--64 Low-40 Occasional showers, storms, clear and cool tonight See Page 4 VOL.LXXII, No. 157 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1962 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES Faculty Asks Higher Transfer Standards Report Indicates Lower Quality In Relation to Entering Freshmen By DENISE WACKER and NEIL COSSMAN The literary college faculty has approved a proposal calling...…
…THE TRIBE OF MICHIGAMUA See Page 4 Yl r e Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom &titli CLOUDY High--6o Ilow--45 Fair and cool today; Continued cold tomorrow VOL. LXXII, No. 158 N ANN L~ARBOR. M ~ICIG 4AN ITni' 1rY~ lV' ILAV 4fl1099' Q lmTflnT !(nlTmC Bureau Functions As 'Middle-Man' By GERALD STORCH chances for a higher-level job. Colleges and universities As a further enhancement, the seeking new presidents, deans, college job requ...…
…BIG TEN EXCHANGE See Page 4 L Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom :43atty-. CLOUDY High--62 Low-42 Generally cloudy, warmer with light showers VOL. LXXII, No. 159 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1962 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES SGC Considers Daily Freedom Debate Motioni on Editorial Policy, Capability of Student Indepenidence By GAIL EVANS At 2 a.m. this morning Student Government Council was consid- ering the motion concerning Th...…
…CAMPUS ILLUSTRATED'S 'ILLUSTRATIONS' See Page 4 Y S 6fr-43U1 :43 xiiy CLOUDY High-60 Low-45 Few scattered showers expected, in late afternoon. Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXII, No. 160 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES I I d- fi7 GOP Nuisance Taxes' Pass Third Reading Bill Meets Small Debate Opposition; Plan To Provide Additional Funds By MICHAEL HARRAH Acting City Editor Special To ...…
… OUT-OF-STATE ENROLLMENT See Page 4 C I - 4r Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom ~Iait1 PARTLY CLOUDY High-68 Low--48 Little change tomorrow, no rain expected I VTOL. TXXT No. 16~1 T llid- JUAM-'%&A, 1\V" JLUA ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANSATUTRDlAY.MAY 12.1Q9 REVRN CENTS rQTV r P*V-VQ .: a., aawuv f a.:avu ara-aa . VAi VauYti , trata.r. r ioou L' YC1V l:G1V 1 1 M arL b b ENROLLMENT PRESSURE: c'U' Views Non-Resident Role <r- Univers...…
…STUDENT ACTIVITIES VALUABLE TO CAMPUS See Page 4 Yl r e Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom 4Iatii THUNDERSTORMS Hlgh--70 Low-50 Mostly cloudy and warmer, occasional showers VOL. LXXII, No. 162 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1962 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES Delegates Differ On Con-Con End By PHILIP SUTIN Republican and Democratic delegates took partisan sides on the work of the recently completed constitutional convention yesterday...…
…EVALUATION FORMS: AN HONEST CHANCE See Page 4 Y Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom :4Iait SUNNY, HOT High-90 Low65 Continued quite warm. Partly cloudy in evening. VOL. LXXH, No. 163 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1962 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES --- i I Pass City Budget; Up Expenditures Council Increases Operating Fund; May Not Necessitate Tax Changes By THOMAS HUNTER The City Council approved a budget of over $4 million fo...…
…HOUSES FACE CHALLENGE - see Page 4 Y Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom ~Iat1 HIOT High--90 Low-68 Warm and humid weather continuing through tomorrow. VOL. LXXII, No. 162 House Sidetracks Tax on Cigarettes GOP Laeks Six Votes for Passage; Conlin Prepares Income Tax Plan By MICHAEL HARRAH Acting City Editor House Republicans yesterday failed to muster the necessary votes to pass the first in a series of nuisance taxes which would hav...…
… Administrators To, Submit Tuition Hike Plans Cy Y Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom 74Iaitt To Minimize Costs For Instate Students Plans Contain Out-of-State Hike, Graduate School Student Fee Boost By MICHAEL OLINICK and RONALD WILTON University administrators this week are expected to present the Regents with proposals for raising tuition geared to minimize added expenses for instate students. The fee hike plans--which could n...…
… 'U,' Pessim istically G irds By GERALD STORCH The University is groping towards year-round operation. Deans must decide this summer how much of a budget increase will be necessary to put their schools on trimester. With one poll by the defunct Women's Senate already taken, administrators are considering taking a survey, possibly at fall registration, questioning the number of students who would attend the summer sessions. But, amidst this ...…
…CONTROVERSY: ROAD TO PROGRESS See Page 4 'jol: 4c Str togar Seventy-One Years of E~ditorial Freedom :43 a t I PARTLY CLOUDY High-94 Low--68 Continued hot, humid, with scattered thundershowers. VOL. LXXII, No. 165 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1962 SEVEN CENTS Swainson concedes Death of Fiscal eform SIX PAGES Plans Action Clears Way For Nuisance Taxes Governor Hits 'Republican Mess,' Abandons Hopes for Income Levy By DAVID MARCU...…
…Wolverines Collect Two Big Ten Champion ships TrackFirst By DAVE GOOD Special To The Daily LAFAYETTE-Michigan's track- men had to wait around all after- noon for Rod Denhart to break the conference pole vault record here yesterday, but there was nothing that could have made them happier. An hour and twenty minutes before, the Wolverines had pulled off what an ecstatic Coach Don Canham called a fantastic upset, polishing off indoor champion W...…
…FIRE DRILLS OR BED-CHECKS, See Page 4 Y A& 4hp 4fttr4t ~~IAiti CLOUDY High-73 Low-52 Warmer today, Scattered thundershowers. Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXII, No. 167 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1962 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES Residence Hall Board Passes Fall Freshman Pilot Progm - - - -- - -- -rc~. S ~ * a g High Court -Ms. J - -MLM, -E By BARBARA LAZARUS and JAMES NICHOLS The Board of Governors of Resi- denc...…
…POLITICAL LABELS OFTEN MEANINGLESS See Page 4 Y Sir A :4Iaaity CLOUDY, WARMER High-85 Los--6O Chance of thundershowers late tonight or tomorrow. Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXII, No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1962 SEVEN CENTS Boar in Control Fills acancies on Senior SIX PAGES Staff Daily as Force Agrees to Decision Publications Authority Rearranges Three Posts in Paper's Editorships By GAIL EVANS The. ...…
…Curricula Revisions Focused in Medical Sci ences By GERALD -STORCH and RUTH HETMANSKI When the University opens up shop in the fall, it will find that substantial changes have been made in curricula dealing with medical sciences, but less sweeping ones in most schools and departments. The nursing school, pharmacy college and public health school have reshuffled their degree requirements, while the engineering col- lege will be offering a pro...…
…Fewaculty By DENISE WACKER, GERALD STORCH, NEIL COSSMAN. PATRICIA O'CONNOR and ELIZABETH KENYON Despite many offerings from some of the choicest colleges and 'universities in the country to faculty members in nearly every department and school of the University, there were a surprisingly small number of acceptances. Vice-President for Academic Affairs Roger W. Heyns said that the low number of resignations was principally because "until re- ce...…
…V A PHILOSOPHY FOR THE UNIVERSITY See Page 4 Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom FAIR, COOLER High-79 Low-52 Little temperature change; chance of thundershowers. VUJ.~. LAAII, No. 171 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1962 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Legisla tire Resolution Condemns Red Seakers Ni1ehuss Claims Bill 'Expression of View Says Regeiits Set 'U' Lecture Policy, Opinion Carries No Legal Weight House by a 52-28 vot...…
…EDUCATIONAL ALTERNATIVES Y Lrl ian Iait CLOUDY High-69 Low -55 Showers or thundershowers See Page 4 Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LrXXII, No. 172 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1962 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES Resignations Stir Rumors, at MSU College Officials Declare Reports Exaggerate Seriousness of Situation By KENNETH WINTER Twenty-seven faculty resignations at Thursday's meeting of the Trustees of Michigan State Un...…
…GOALS NEED EXAMINATION Y SAi r i au Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom 7E4itD HAVE A NICE SUMMER VACATION See Page 4 r ti .LXXII, No. 173 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1962 SEVEN CENTS TEN PAGES I Lewis Sees 3-4 Per Cent Residence Hall Inc grease r. Board of Governors To Hold Conference Operational Costs, Salary Hikes, Necessitate Room, Board Raises There will be a minimum three to four per cent increase in resid...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY awyer Cites 'U' Research L Beneficial to Graduates By DEBORAH BEATTIE I "The University does not do re- search for self-aggrandizement or for research's sake," Vice-Presi- dent for Research Ralph A. Saw- yer explained at the North Central Regional Conference for Pi Lamb- da Theta. "Research is done because it makes a better university and the fact that we have it provides a better graduate program and fac- ulty," he said. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY vul _______________________U______________________ 1 ~~i ANNOUNCE SCHEDULE : To Feature Choral Union, Operas in New Season William Steinberg, will appear- Feb 4. On March 3, the Tokyo Classical Ballet, "Komaki," will perform. The Toronto Symphony Orchestra, with Walter Susskind conducting, is scheduled for March 13 to end the Choral Union series. Anne Fischer, piano solo- ist, making her first Ann Arbor appearance, wil...…
…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY msrrttrrI~X, v eav 4, hilt ,r..r1,AY,.MAY 3... "rr I 4 Panel Debates French Policy Symposium Studies Movements in Music I I I Across Campus _.._T ism, calling it "irreconcilable" with a unified Europe. He said that de Gaulle "wants to use the Common Market as an instrument of his own policy." French independence from the Western nations, stemming from nationalism, is a major block be- fore there can be any Eu...…
…PAGE TWO r THE MICHIGAN DAILY PP.MAV_ MAV d 149M PAGETWO ~lE ICHIAN IAIT V.[Lw11aX,5.VIAY 4!.l j IOA Daily, Board Controversies. (Continued from Page 1) Prof. Coffey did give as one reason for not appointing Gordenker "that all the men would soon be in the army and women would have to run The Daily." Therefore, he was in favor of appointing several women as senior editors. The editors said in another editorial that Gordenker's petition h...…
…WGE TWO TUC MTCnTr A N n A lFir.V ~GE T O ~--~ - .'.- -" . Jm l ail p u r iL III A t i I W~'A~ SATURDAY, MAY 5, I962 GRADUATE POLICY: Ford Cites Qualifications For Foreign .Students Panel Cites Means To Better Lectures ~. mmommmommum" Michigan Tech c" By BARBARA PASH The same standards of admis- sion are applied to foreign stu- dents in the University graduate school as to American students who are non-residences of Michi- gan, Asso...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MAV & 11141, THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~TTh.TDAV MAy A 1000 U I I OV;\1.7riZ lTlri O, 1.7U! U.S.,CANADA: Rowat Contrasts Governments By RUTH HETMANSKI American and Canadian meth- ods of public administration have much to offer each other even though the basic systems may ap- pea- to be quite different, Prof. Donald Rowat said Thursday. Prof. Rowat, of the political sci- ence department of Carleton Uni- versity in Ot...…
…GE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1962 E TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, iWAY 8, 196~ CHEMISTRY: * Livant Tells Importance Investigates Of PeaceProblem Study Molecules By HELENE SCHIFF of training have a much higher "It is terribly important for in- degree of transfer. Prof. Charles Depuy of the dividuals to institutionalize the chemistry department of Iowa study of the problem of a world Students Knowledgeable State University ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY D SDAY., F 9. 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. MAY 9. 1962 HIGH SCHOOL DEBATES: Flint, Mt. Pleasant I W in By MYRNA ALPERT t First place in the 45th annualt state championship debates of thet Michigan High School Forensic Association held last week went toX Flint Northern High School in thet "A" Division and to Mt. Pleasantt Sacred Heart Academy in the "B"I Division. Both teams represented the! negative side of the...…
…r-' THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 10,1962 ReARCHAL, is UR OIS:Center Offers Program )iscuss Base of Conservatism For Study of Colleges Stafleu Unec Of Botanical 'I By MYRNA ALPERT responsibilities of teaching in col- A program of research on the lege. problems of higher education and "This kind of department is a for the training of college admin- relatively new idea, but there are istators is offered by the Center some schools other...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1962 DISCOUNTING SYSTEM: Notes Record Industry Chaos BAR LEADERSHIP: Mott Asks Lawyers' Aid In Fighting Communism .... . ..... B'Nai Brith Hillel Foundation By RUTH HETMANSKI "Discounting practices in the record industry have caused cha- os," Richard Lionetti, district sales manager 'of Columbia and Epic Records; said Wednesday. According to Lionetti, it all started with the record clubs. The small reco...…
…____________THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUR ENT RESE A KC H: Barron Examines Upturn Of Interest in Creativity Brownell Cites Trouble Of School Finance Plan FOR 48 CARS: Parking Lot Opens for Public, Students {. --- By PATRICIA O'CONNOR The increasing interest in cre- ativity results from a radically changing view of the world and its pressing problems, said Prof. Frank Barron of the Institute of Personality Assessmenta and Re- search in Berke...…
…PAGE TWO U.T+ ZEJ yAKuEvkU N IEl R TT PAGE TWO 'ins' lff iInTl'A l. WbAlWV ,1 ]! FhP Yd J yT - w - -. . Alumni Head Drama Season Copter Lifts Trees METHODS, TEXTS: Seeks Student Evaluation Of Courses, Instructors . By MAJORIE BRAHMS Director Robert Maitland and designer Charles Hoefler, both University graduates who, became interested in the theatre while students, have returned to Ann Arbor to head the production staff of the 27th an...…
…E TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ETWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Spotlight on Research with Malinda Berry Many monuments such as stat- utes, oblisques, and empty build- ings have been built to the memory1 of the men who died in World' War II, and they just sit there do-, ing nothing; how much more use-, ful is a functioning memorial.- This was the idea behind the. establishment of the Michigan Me- morial Phoenix Project on North Campus. It was to be a con...…
…70 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE TOUR UNITED STATES: Filipinos Compare Student Activities Government Employs ELI Testing Program By ISAAC ADALEMO Four Philippine student leaders, now visiting the campus, have come to the United States under the State Department Educational Travel and Cultural Exchange Program to meet leaders of na- tional student organizations as well as students in their particu- lar fields of stud.y They plan to learn as much as...…
…t FACE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1982 r4 Visits League NSA REFERENDUM: Young Conservatives SInvade' Oklahoma (Continued from Page 1) had not warned them with a "beeper" tone, he had acted il- legally. They reported the episode to the district attorney in Oklahoma City and the Federal Bureau of Investi- gation. They said they had not heard since from the YAF officers. For two weeks before this, Stan- ley and Cotter ha...…
…'AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY BUDGET, SURVEYS: Administrators, Deans Prepare for Trimester (Continued from Page 1) hopes that student opinion would be considered" in decisions re- garding trimester. Predict Popularity In general, the students con- tacted were "highly favorable" towards year-round operation, the report found. Three suggestions were repeat- edly made: few laboratory courses should be offered, unless ...…
…THEMICHIGANDAILY SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1962 FUTURE IMPORTANCE: SRC Studies Attitudes On Fraternities Flagpole Torn Down By ANDREW ORLIN The Survey Research Center has dust completed a poll on "Under- graduate Attitudes Toward Fra- ternities." Of the 1,000 forms sent to male undergraduate students, members and non-members of fraternities, 830 returned the completed ques- tionnaires. These ,students an- swered questions ranging from the future ...…
…THE MCHIG II~f[ l JV Q'TTV.YYA'7 MAV Ot A#~ aLaaial [i la L[i.lL 1. aUINI)AY, MAX --v, 196' Regents Grant Promotions, Transfers RECEIVE FUNDS: Regents Acknowledge $58,700 in Gifts taling $58,700 at their regular ship Corp., Evanston, for the Na- meeting Friday. tional Merit Supplemental Schol- From the Rockefeller Founda- arship Fund. tion, the Regents accepted $11,600 From Frank J. Ortman of De- for the purchase of books for the troit,...…
…'n THE MICHIGAN DAILY "" TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1962 TES COOPERATION: Hatcher Gives Address At College Dedication By ROBERT SELWA Special To The Daily DEARBORN - University Pres- ident Harlan Hatcher, speaking at the dedication Sunday afternoon of the Fairlane campus of Henry Ford Community College, said the new campus marks the continu- ation of a "very significant pat- tern." This pattern, he said, is the co- operation of community, industry...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, Y.23.1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. MAY 22.. I9~2 NY, 4k lvN Soviet Farming Lags Behind A RTS and IL ETT IE R S with MARJORIE BRAHMS Charles Hohman cies on very little knowledge of the needs and psychology of the farmer, Prof. Harris continued. The new plans called for increased prices paid to the farmer, higher capital investment Into the agri- cultural sphere, greater production and use of fertilizers,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. MAY 24_' THE MICHIGAN DAILY TT1TTR~flAV MAV~& - -- ~ a * ..a*a a. AS~ *1,,,' ,lai lL)XLOMLl 19 Ail:]i 4-*, 1.705 Deans Report Curriculum, Trimester Changes 'THANK YOU' GIFT: apan Sends Law store for curriculum changes. With the demise of the master's He says that the school is still degree in hospital pharmacy, a tremendously hampered by cramp- new six-year program leading to ed facilities, which are scattere...…
…T'Wflb THE MICHIGAN DAILY * *A. MJAV 5. 1 .&..U REJECT OUTSIDE OFFERS: Hen oe iiumof Faculty Resignations ir# - FLYING HIGH -The Ukrainian State Dance Company, in a lively performance of national folk dances, will appear at 8:30 p.m. Wed. in Hill Aud. Among the dances will be "Polzunets," a humorous Cossack dance expressing the peasants' urge to compete. Ukraian Daincers To Perfor-m- By MARJORIE BRAHMS The Ukrainian State Dance Company ...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 26,1$62 TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. MAY 2fl. 1982 y;,tea V a/lli) l llal NV) 1V VN 9 AIRBORNE INSTRUCTION: Flying Television Serves State Music in the Air NOTES DIFFERENCE: Claude Lectures on Peace, Disarmament By MYRNA ALPERT One of the latest developments in educational facilities is the Midwest Program on Airborne Television Instruction (MPATI). The flying television station, a four-engined...…
…PAGE TWO PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY STINTilAY. MAV 97 iQ~9 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN: Political Interest Increases, Diverges [ PROGR AM NOT ES (Continued from Page 1) The middle - about 90 per cent of Wisconsin's 20,000 students - remains quiet and passive. But according to one girl, "political in- terest; if not political commitment, Is growing among the students." This is typical over the country. The McCarthy era of intimida- activity...…
… Rapoport Explores. Cold War IST Builds Electronics Laboratory The Institute of Science and Technology has just completed a new electronics laboratory at the University's Willow Run Airport. The laboratory, which will house highly sensitive microwave equip- ment, was built in conjunction with the B. F. Goodrich Company which designed the laboratory and supplied the special materials. The project, whose estimated cost was $55,000, consists of ...…
