…-T TIME HAS COME TO REPLACE HOOVER See Editorial Page Y A& 43UU :4Iai1y COOL High-6'2 Low-35 Partly cloudy with scattered frost Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No. 19-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1965 SEVEN CENTS FOUR PA Johnson Urges New Hemisphere Force 0 May Ask Pledge of OAS Troops; Reveal New Maneuvers For Gemini *UXCAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (A)-As- Latin Diplomats Noncomimital tronaut Edward White ...…
…FACULTY DOESN'T NEED EDUCATION COURSES See Editorial Page Y Sir iiau ~Iait1 COOL High-6O Low-40 Partly cloudy tomorrow Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No. 18- ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1965 SEVEN CEN *TS FOUR PAGES .ff .;.;. f }: r :?r, :;:} f% r "; I fti M . ti":ti a.Jr. sir: 1:: } t :;?:j .' '{: 1: }:; : J L fj{; 1 '... r ' 4 h Y 'n{ i :ti : isti ; ;:; ;'n: E I i I dir... t (r r rr . Vt.-.v% : - " .r .. ...…
…WHY SUPPORT APARTHEID? See Editorial Page Yi e due 43UU ~~Iait CLOUDY High--70 Low-45 Turning cooler with showers Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No. 17-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1965 SEVEN CEN TS FOUR PAGES Witnesses Refuse To Answer HUAC Rain Keeps Some Pickets Away; Many Subpoenaed Raise Objections By The Associated Press CHICAGO-Most witnesses refused to answer questions yesterday at a stormy sessio...…
…PROFESSIONAL BOXING MUST BE OUTLAWED See Editorial Page i[17,4 C SirA6 ~~E*aitF WARM, SHOWERS High-S Low-63 Hot, humid today possibility of thundershowers Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No. 16-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1965 SEVEN CENT S FOUR PAGES Senate Limits Rights Bill b Debate on Voting Invoking Cloturc 'U' To Send TEACH-IN. MORATORIUM: Leaders Say -Associated Press MISS LOLA BELL HOLMES, abo...…
…'Summer Co By RUTH FEUERSTEIN Visitors and students attending the University cannot help but be impressed by the tremendous amount of building expansion going on this summer. John Telfer, assistant to the University architect for planning, explained that a primary purpose of this rapid program is to enable the University to meet its increasing enrollment in both housing and educational facilities. According to James F. Brinkerhoff, director of...…
…U' TOWERS, DORMS MAY BRING PROTESTS See Editorial Page C, 4c ir~igaux 41IaitF CLOUDY High--73 Low-44 Chance of showers, warmer Sunday Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No. 14-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY MAY 22, 196 SEVEN CENTS TFT (l Z T" - U'EN FOUR PAGES f U.S. Viet forces Anti-HUAC Leader Urges Protest of Hearings To Grow Steadily Use of New Troops To Defend Aircraft Perimeter Called Realistic WASHINGTON 03) ...…
…lU' Budget Bill-Tale of Efforts To Augment It By RUTH FEUERSTEIN May 18, 1965, marked the passage of a bill in the Senate, through which $184.3 million would be used to finance the state's colleges and universities.' If the measure is passed in the House, the University will receive $1.1 million more than was originally allotted to it by Gov. George Romney. The passage of this bill would represent the culmination of a long series of effo...…
…Counseling By ROBERT MOORE If you are a non-honors freshman or sophomore in the literary college, your counselor (the one you share with about 170 other students) is given $700 per academic year and reduced teaching loads in return for a minimum of six to eight hours of counseling work each week. Literary college Associate Dean James Robertson, who heads the literary college's counseling system, released these figures re- cently during an expl...…
…*Johnson Asks for Work Rights Bill1 19 States Affected by Changes in Taft-Hartley Closed Shop Laws WASHINGTON (P-President Lyndon Johnson urged Congress yesterday to repeal Section 14B of the Taft-Hartley Act, thus swiping out right to work laws in 19 states. Michigan is not among the 19. There is every indication of a major fight in Congress over the proposal to repeal that section, which permits states to enact laws banning closed shop contr...…
…Focus of Teach-In Debates: Nature of Vii pt Cong By HAROLD WOLMAN Special To The Daily WASHINGTON-The most crucial difference between the administration and many of its critics at Saturday's teach-in on Viet Nam policy was a question of fact: What is the nature of the Viet Cong? A Communist-run, North Viet Nam-supplied army of guerillas, or a South Viet- namese nationalist army of civilians? Terrorists, or patriots? The critics of present po...…
…ap ital Girds for National iet Nam Tea ch-l n By HAROLD WOLMAN Special To The Daily WASHINGTON-Foreign policy experts from across the coun- try are gathered here today to participate in the national teach-in, confronting the administration with the academic critics of American policy in Viet Nam. The teach-in has caught the excitement of those-in the capital who deal in foreign policy as well as the aware public throughout the nation. O...…
…Motorcycles-A Problem and a Solution By ARTHUR MARKS The University campus is swamped with motorized cycles and their popularity is increasing. With their increase come serious parking problems and complaints from the University that they are making too much noise. But, cycles do have many good points. They are fairly cheap, use little gasoline, carry two people and are easier to park than an automobile. ' These obvious assets plus local adve...…
…Campus Reactsto Berkeley Report Liberal Recomniendations Please UC Students, Disgruntle Officials By ROBERT MOORE 4 Reaction raged on both sides yesterday after a University of California regent-appointed committee published a study of the Berkeley student disorders that turned around and criticized the regents. "It hardly deserves more consideration than a magazine article," one administrator said. "It's a great report," Mario Savio, student ...…
…WATER POLLUTION: SOME SOLUTIONS See Editorial Page Yl r e Sir igat 40I itiy COOLER High--72 Low-45 Becoming cloudy in afternoon Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No. 6-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1965 SEVEN CENTS FOUR PAGES U.S. EVADES TRAP: St SovietsTr Senate Viet Cong Move Hints Offensive New Moong Kills Amendmenat SAIGON (A)-An estimated 1500 Communist guerrillas pulled back into the jungled hill...…
…BERKELEY NEEDS A NEW CAUSE See Editorial Page jol, 4c g rt igai :4Ia itii COOLER Nilgh-'70 Low-50 Sunny but becoming partly cloudy Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No. 5-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1965 SEVEN CENTS FOUR PAGES Committee Asks' Wessin Leaves Armed Forces; More 'U' Funds May Lead to Dominican NOIT Truce By W. REXFORD BE The State Senate Appropriations Committee introduced a bill last nig...…
…Teach-In Efforts Dot U.S. Campuses By ARTHUR MARKS Many colleges and universities across the nation which have local teach-in movements and will "hook up" to Washington's national teach-in. Over 35 other institutions will be listening in May 15 when experts on both sides debate the merits of U.S. policies in South Viet Nam. Here is an outline of the activities at four other colleges and unversities which are participating in the national teach...…
…U.S. SHOULD HALT OSTRICH POLICY See Editorial Page ZI: C 0lir ga -A& 44alpvv :43 a t t STICKY High-80 Low-55 Chance of showers by afternoon Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom SIX PAGES VOL. LXXV, No. 3-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1965 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Charter Clause To Be Defended By BARBARA SEYFRIED The Sigma Chi fraternity chapter at the University is currently gathering material to present to Student Governm...…
…FacultyAn By BARBARA SEYFRIED Twelve days ago a revolt broke out in the Dominican Republic, but according to three University observers, the causes of the revolt have roots going back several years. The insurgent forces, a left wing group, started the revolt in an attempt to bring former President Juan D. Bosch back into power. Bosch had been overthrown by a miiltary junta in 1963, only eight months after his election. Prof. Martin Needler of ...…
…Hacher, eyns By W. REXFORD BENOIT level. The State B mandate to plana University President Harlan H. Hatcher took a complaint-a Romney that the F time-honored complaint-and made a compromise with the Senate year autonomous( Appropriations Committee on April 28. Both were a result of the dation stated that $5.6 million discrepancy between the University's budget for next fall only,4 request and Gov. George Romney's budget recommendation. When R...…
