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… Seventy-Fifth Year EDITEV AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 1 STEEL NEGOTIATIONS: Wages-Efs on 41 Gold Flow' Where…

… must be noted in all reprints. THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1965 NIGHT EDITOR: ROBERT HIPPLER 'U' Must Prepare Students For Specialized World AMERICAN EDUCATION at the univer- sity level is a curious two…

… undergraduate decide what field to study, by giving him a taste of many subjects. Further, it cannot be denied that educa- tional broadening is necessary. The student in the engineering col- lege, no matter how…

… POSSIBLE that the overrid- ing problem with the liberal arts edu- cation in its current form is simply that it is too broad. Students today well know that they will be expected to function expertly in a…

… broad, unspecific study (often even at the concentration level) are con- tributing to the helpless and often de- spairing states of mind, prevalent among so many university students. When stu- dents start…

…FRIDAY, MaPlk Y' 7, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FXVX FRIDAY, MAY '7, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVi BEYOND NASSER: Arabs Learn Political Realism G r' For Direct Classified Ad Service…

…, Phone 764-0557 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, and Saturday 10:00 'til 11:30 A.M. I *1 i By LEONARD PRATT MISIANPRESIDENT Habib Bourgiba accused United Arab Republic President Gamal…

… Abdel Nasser last Sunday of trying to "exercise an exclusive leadership of the Arab world in such a way as to appear uncontested master of its destinies, with all the ad- vantages that would bring." This…

… charge, which would have been unheard of any .other time in the last year and a half, pro- vides a convenient historical wat- ershed for observing the new " splits that are occurring in the Arab bloc: THE…

… style. Backed by Communist power,, Nasser set about to create a uni-; fled Arab state, the United Arab; Republic, with himself at its head.; He: got his wish in 1958, but his troubles were far from over…

…. It took Nasser another five years to finally whip the Arab bloc into some semblance of unity. This semblance appeared to be real- until some two weeks ago when the underlying diversities in what Nasser…

… had tried to paint as a unified Arab world made them- selves -felt. ALL THROUGH the struggle for Arab unity, the key Nasser rallying point has been Israel, and so it was quite unexpected that the real…

… signs of diversity would also appear over Israel. When West Germany recently in- dicated it would soon recognize Israel, Nasser rightfully saw a threat to his key argument for holding the Arab bloc…

… leadership of Egypt's President Nasser (above). tried to ask all Arab states to completely break with West Ger- many in reprisal for the recogni-1 tion. Such a break would mean com-1 plete economic disaster…

… for manyl of the Arab states. This is because most of them are "primary pro-l ducers," that is, they produce mostly raw materials in contrast to finished industrial goods. Be- cause of this, they do…

…'DAY, MAY 14,1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRE.K 'DAY, MAY 14, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAEI~1 'WTWi~k . csuu 1ai1VL'ia Bonn, Israel Set D1ploima 1c Ties Six Arab Nations Withdraw Their…

… Ambassadors from West Germany BONN, Germany (IP)-West Germany and Israel announced yes- terday the establishment of full diplomatic relations while Arab gov- ernments began closing their German embassies. Arab…

… French imported cotton in black and white, the tie strap hopsacking bra in red or blue. 5-11 Dinner-6:30 Film-7:15 Cost-$1.00 Please Make Reservations 662-3580 or 668-6076 ALL STUDENTS WELCOME C $14…

…,000 in real estate transfers, raising an estimated $2 million for the county in which the transfer papers were drawn up, and $2 million for the state. * * * * CAIRO-The Arab government leader's conference…

… yesterday de- nounced Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba's statements favoring coexistence between the Arab states and Israel. Secretary of State Dean Rusk, who attended the White House session along with…

… published a maxi- mum of two times on request; Day Calendar items appear once only. Student organisation notices are not accepted for publication. FRIDAY, MAY 28 Day Calendar Bureau of Industrial Relations…

… OPENINGS: The Summer Placement Service Harvard Law School, Board of Student camps listed looking for staff with Advisers, Cambridge, Mass.-Secretaries, following skills: women grads with secretarial skflls…

… to Men--Archery, campraft, water direct and coordinate efforts of first rifery, nature, canoeing, arts & crf year law students. Iurileatr, caunoeings,artsk&dcii St. Joseph County, Centreville, Mich…

… July 3. $50-$75 plus 2 yrs. exper. 3. Work & Trng. * * * Coordinator, BA Soc. Set., Bus. Ad.. Details available at Summer P call Ap- ENGINEERING PLACEMENT INTER- VIEWS-Seniors & grad students, please…

… proposal by the head of the Palestine Liberation Organization, Ahmed Shukairi, for expulsion of Tunisia from the Arab League and Arab summit conferences. WA I SECOND ANNUAL SALINE JAYCEE RODEO a Decker…

… President's hands no later than June 4. Students, College of Engineering: The final day for dropping courses without record will be Wed., June 2. A course may be dropped only with the permis- sion of the…

….S. Frank Wilkinson, executive director and field representative of the National Committee to Abolish the House Un-American Activities Committee, last night urged that students hold dem- onstrations in…

… protest of upcoming HUAC hearings in Chicago. Wilkinson spoke in the Unitarian Church under the auspices of the Friends of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, the Social Action Committee of the…

… leaders are urging students and other interested members of the community to demonstrate against the coming HUAC hearings. The committee to abolish HUAC is also setting up other protest demonstrations all…

… over the country. Wilk- inson said. If the hearings are not cancelled, students and civil rights leaders in Chicago plan to hold a massive picket in front of the Federal Bldg. where the hearings are to…

… Committee to Abolish the House Un-American Activities Com- mittee, yesterday urged students to protest the upcoming HUAC hearings to be held in Chicago. iL!17 -< OSU Crowd By MICHAEL BADAMO Marxist…

… speaker Herbert Ap- theker made a previously an- nounced appearance at Ohio State University yesterday, but did not speak because of an alleg- ed threat to his life. About 2000 OSU students mass- ed on that…

… enough to let it take in students. radiology department and the res- 'Misunderstanding' ignation of Steven Attwood as Saying that some people had dean of the engineering college at misunderstood the board…

… favor an autonomous four year school as long as the city of Flint remains happy with the University." Arab Leader Blasts Nasser TUNIS P) -- President Habib Bourguiba of Tunisia .yesterday Attwood has…

… been dean of the formally rejected Arab national- engineering college since 1958. His ism sweeping the Middle East and chief field of interest is the ap- warned that his withdrawal from plication of the…

… electromagnetic the Arab League might follow., I field theory to problems in elec- Bourguiba thus seems to have trical engineering. given up Arab ties in favor of in- The Regents also approved a creased cooperation…

…-The newspaper Al Ah- ram reported yesterday the Unit- ed Arab Republic has secret Brit- ish defense documents indicating Britain's future military plans in the Middle East will be directed mainly against Cairo…

… and Arab nationalism. In his weekly article, Moham- ed Hassanein Heikal, President Nasser's chief spokesman, said the documents contain basic 1965-70 British military strategy, particu- larly for the…

… Column for Announce- mnents is available to officially recog- nized and registered student organiza- tions only. Forms are available in Room 1011 SAB. * * * Organizations who are planning to be active for…

… the Spring/Summer Term must be registered in the Office of Student Affairs by May 26, 1965. Forms are available in Room 1011 Student Activities Bldg. Friends of SNCC, 5th anniversary cel- ebration, RMay…

… Give Students Jobs By RITA DERSHOWITZ and LAURA GODOFSKY Collegiate Press Service WASHINGTON-In addition to climaxing two months of teach- ins at about 50 campuses through- out the country, last…

… 16-hour marathon, four of its faculty sponsors announced plans to establish an on-going organiza- tion, consisting of both students and fa;culty, to continue the de- bate and discussions started by the…

… Forms To Be Secret Collegiate Press Service CHICAGO - In a pioneering step, the University of Chicago Student Health Service has an- nounced that it will not release mental health information about…

… students or former students to anyone except their physicians. Applications for graduate school as well as transfer forms often request medical information, in- cluding mental health records. If academic…

… institutions insist on re- ceiving this information, they will now have to supply the Student Health Service with the name of a physician to whom the informa- tion can be released. "I felt that it was inappropri…

…- putes along the Arab-Israeli bor- 1der. We, therefore, deplore the re- sort to force by any party. We be- lieve that violations of the armis- tice or alleged provocations should be dealt with by the UN…

… Daily will not pub- lish a Tuesday edition next week. Publication will resume on Wednesday. WEEKEND TRIP: ELI Students To Visit Rural. Michigan MAYOR ROBERT WAGNER By CAROLYN TOLL For most students at…

… the Um- versity's English Language Insti- tute, their American experience has been little more than life in a dormitory and a few foreign friends. But several hundred for- eign students who are spending…

… Ann Arbor for their graduations, inviting them to re- turn on a private basis, said Light. with a family, usually on a farm. Although many students initial- The rural life of America is not ly…

… practice. tems support this program, the "For a foreigner who has ex- students usually visit an American perienced a rooted national and high school. They are also invited parochial short - mindedness in to…

… attend church with their host most people, it is hard to believe family. However, the families, who such openness and enlightened at- are mostly Protestant, are more titudes," one of the students com- than…

… willing to take students to mented. any church, Light said. This Memorial Day weekena is For some students this exper- the first of two such long weekend ience develops into a much more programs for the…

… students this lasting contact. Families often summer. Another one is scheduled make friends with the students, for July 4. Wagner said he had been think- 0 ing about pulling out of the race: for several…

… FEUERSTEIN shortcomings of seeking reelection, there were considerations in favor; According to Steven Daniels, '67, Student Government Council of his making the race. has been quite busy this summer drawing…

…. Such books stores are presently in existence on many Democrats have held the top city college campuses. School supplies and books would be sold here, and post since, the staff would include students and…

…-discussion: "Can God Be Known?" Speaker: Ward Wilson, Wed., May 12, 7:30 p.m., Room 3-D Union. Organization of Arab Students, Lec- ture by Dr. M. Mehdi on the Palestine Question, Thurs., May 13, 7 p.m., Third Floor…

… peace in the Dominican Republic "and ficial sources that Gen. Wessin m ha ....i....i.......r:ii" 7 --- ----- , M, ..*. ~r---n.-11n-.---. Students Get Monentary Assistance WASHINGTON (P…

…)-Forty-one colleges and universities each awarded $1 million or more in fi- nancial aid to their students dur- ing the 1963-64 academic year. Another 74 institutions each handed out from $500,000 to $999,- 999 in…

… scholarships, loans and jobs, These figures, from a report issued last night by the Educa- tional Testing Service, show that helping their students get through college has become a multi-million dollar business…

… for the nation's institutions of higher learning. The testing service said the 1,221 colleges and universities par- ticipating in the survey awarded more than $251 million in student aid. But the report…

…, work- study grants, or even loans and jobs which students get after ar- riving on campus. The $251 million reported by the Education Testing Service went to 454,000 students. The average student award…

… expelled an Ameri- can diplomat on charges of whip- ping up racial discontent among African students with gifts of food and liquor. "I deny the charges," said the diplomat, Norris D. Garnett. The United…

… States embassy backed him up. Garnett, 33, a Negro cultural attache, was expected to leave within a week. Izvestia, the government news- paper, accused Garnett of bribing African students "to make slan…

… published a maxi- mum of two times on request; Day Calendar items appear once only. Student organization notices are not accepted for publication. WEDNESDAY, MAY 12 Day 'Calendar Federated Garden Clubs of…

… is available to officially recog- nized and registered student organiza- tions only. Forms are available in Room 1011 SAB. * * * Organizations who are planning to be active for the Spring/Summer Term…

…:,.:.. . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . ....... RegentisStudents MulAim tekee By MICHAEL BADAMO In the aftermath of the crises at Berkeley last fall, the Uni- versity of California Regents appointed a committee to evaluate and assess the blame for the…

… crises. At the same time, the student group which had led the protests headed toward a period of reorganization and transition. The committee has now reported to the Regents, and the reorganization of the…

… student group is underway. Neither the Regents nor many of the students seemed pleased with the result of their efforts. The findings of the Byrne report to the Regents came after extensive investigation of…

… seeking to provide a system capable of dealing with administrative and governmental problems of the gigantic, geographically scat- tered university, now numbering more than 70,000 students, more than 27…

… saturday and Sunday. General Notices may be published a maxi- mum of two times on request; Day Calendar items appear once only. Student organization notices are not accepted for publication. THURSDAY, MAY 13…

… payments as tut- tion and show student number and name. American Chem. Soc. special Seminar: Dr. Peter Yates, Dept. of Chemistry, Univ. of Toronto, "Organic Reactions in Concentrated Sulfuric Acid; Some…

… information, please call 764-7460, General Div., Bureau of Ap- pointments, 3200 SAB. SUMMER PLACEMENT SERVICE: 212 SAB- Summer Students: Spring Half Term -A list is available of camps starting July 1…

… state." JANE FONDA LEE MARVI N MICHIGIN Use of This Column for Announce- ments is available to officially recog- nized and registered student organiza- tions only. Forms are available in Room 1011…

… SAB. * * * Organizations who are planning to be active for the Spring/Summer Term must be registered in the Office of Student Affairs by May 26, 1965. Forms are available in Room 1011 Student Activities…

… Bldg. * * * Michigan Christian Fellowship, Reg- ular weekly meeting, lecture-discussion: "Can God Be Known?" Speaker: Ward Wilson, Wed., May 12, 7:30 p.m., Room 3-D Union. * * * Organization of Arab…

… Students, Lec- ture by Dr. M. Mehdi on the Palestine Question, Thurs., May 13, 7 p.m., Third Floor Conference Room, Michigan Un- ion. I Discount Records, Inc. FOLK MUSIC SALE ALL* FOLK MUSIC *EXCEPT…

…Seventy-Fifth Year EDrrED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIoNs LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Specialized U'- Terrifying…

… separate, housing crises brew- ing which student and administration leaders must think seriously about. The first concerns the South University 18- story apartment building, while the sec- ond is related to…

… mean it will be ready for occupan- cy. Even after the building is completed, it must be certified by the city before it may be occupied. This delay, plus the inevitable confusion as 300 students at…

…- tempting to move in all at once, promises at least hefty inconveniences for the stu- dents. THE RESULTING disappointment could conceivably serve as the basis for re- newed student demands for deeper Uni…

…- versity involvement in the area of pub- lic housing. However, the University has only a very vague responsibility in 1 this area. The only concrete involvement, at present, is the Office of Student Affairs…

… Calendar items appear once only. Student organization notices are .not accepted for pubilication. WEDNESDAY, MAY 5 Day Calendar Dept. of Postgraduate Medicine Il- lustrated Lecture-Paul Gikas, M.D., "An…

… Mari Period," today,. 2033 Angell Hall, 2 p.m., Chairman, G. E. Mendenhall. General Notices Student Organizations:' Registration of recognized student organizations planning to be active during the…

… Spanish- Arabic literature. William D. Drake, associate re- search engineer, Institute of Science and Technology, March 1 to Dec. 31. He has been asked to serve as a staff member of the National Commission…

… mathematics was approved for the engineering college by the Regents. Starting date for the program will be the 1965-66 academic year. The applied mathematics pro- gram will provide the student with an…

… ACCESSORIES * PORTABLE PHONOGRAPHS & . RADIOS ' TELEVISION * RECORDS & TAPES e music center, inc. 304 SOUTH THAYER THE INTER-UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE FOR A PUBLIC HEARING ON Viet Nam (desperately needs student…

… Rent to Students 19 years and older Free Pick-up and Delivery CALL 663-2033 FOR RESERVATIONS Use of This Column for Announce- ments is available to officially recog- nized and registered student…

…-=>*=>0<=>0=">0--">0<""""0"=--><'""">0=" r Far LeEi Makes the. Scene From Berkeley to Brooklyn, swarms of students are joining in. the noise and fire of new radical groups. The current is- sue of The Saturday Evening Post has the inside…