…THE MICHIGAN DAILY resses art Institute Anference AT JULY MEETING: Regents Approve Leaves For Faculty Members Amateur painters should be pa- tient in developing their work and self-judgment, Alfred P. Maurice, director of the Kalamazoo Insti- tute of Arts, said here yesterday. "Serious amateur painters should be humble and wait until they have a statement of value to make before showing their work," he urged at the eighth annual Re- gional...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY i Students Plan Campus Developmen By JUDITH OPPENHEIM An exhibit showing a possible 25-year plan for the architectural redevelopment of the central cam- pus area is currently on display in the lobby of the Architecture and Design Building. John Ochsner, Clare Gunn, Walter Kocian, John Grissim, Jack Haynes, Tom Cheng, and William Bozas designed the pro- ject as a requirement for a course in the Masters Degree Program of ...…
… 23, 1960 THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ ROSS CAMPUS: Giovanni' Extends Run; U' Musicians Perform U' TV SERIES PRESENTS: Expansion, Millennium Flowers To Be Shown Regents Approve Appointmei Thirteen faculty appointments were approved at the Regents meeting Friday, July 15. I f i A sold-out run of four perform- ances'of Mozart's operatic master- piece, "Don Giovanni," has prompted the Department of Speech and School of Music to add a fifth perform...…
…L7's, 130 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE'T ilogist Makes Weather Prediction for Hemisphere It 1C " lot. 196l A.D t ' ' 'y.w> 4y _ * TROPICAL SUBTROPICAL TEMPERATE SUBARCTIC ?- TUDRA ICE _r AP Nerasftafnrts LJ PROF. ERLING DORF-Princeton University geologist, reads long-range weather predictions from the weather's "footprints" on rocks. He predicts increasingly warmer weather for the next couple of centuries, beginning in about 1965; then a...…
…"1960 nxrHt MICEIGAN DAILY 19S0 THE MICE~GAN DAILY ACROS S CAMPUS: Rackham Galleries Show Local, Art Teachers Should Question Over-Tolerance of Pupils Award-winning works by 133 Michigan artists went on display thisweek at the University's Rack-. ham Galleries. The annual Regional Invitation- . . I ENDING THURSDAY t,, i h ,; t' U 'tt r im ' ' n . ' i 's ; 1 1! 111 411111 , I111 , ii II1I1u!Ill11i ,1 ; 1i ' ,; I'( tli Shows at 1:00-3:30...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE' THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Charter Set For Union The University Non-Academic Employees Union will receive a charter from the American Fed- eration of State, County and Municipal Employees at 8 p.m. to- night in Room 3 RS of the Un- ion, Herb McCreedy, director of In- ternational AFL-CIO Region XI, will officially present the char- ter, which designates the Univer- sity union as Local 1583, for non- teaching employees...…
… MLY 29,1960 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VAVI .' ILY 29 1960THE MCHIGA DAIL _____________________________________________________________ - - a--- _ i i. . _ hologist Analyzes 'Picnic' Characters Education Influences By JUDY OPPENHEIM n William Inge's play, "Picnic," h of the women must make a ice between love and something she wants at the same time, f. Jesse E. Gordon of the psy- logy department explained. he Pulitzer prize - winning ma which o...…
…y i THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY.-JUL3t" L' 19'a's" THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY.. ]TTLY t I~U~i vt#1 YJAAi 1p lOUJ W, wart Clouts 3 Homers, s Pirates Pad NL Lead Track Stars Meet For Olympic Trials MUSICAL MDSE., RADIOS, REPAIRS IfflDS (S Maury Wills' bases-loaded triple3 won it for the Dodgers as they came from behind with five runs in the fifth off loser Jim Owens (3-9). Charlie Neal also drove in three for the Dodgers, two with a home...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thomas, Long, Davis, Norton Pace US. Olympic Qualifie A ston 'U' Star Tops 7'3", ts New World Mark Hall, Cantello, Beatty, Boston Win Events; Nieder, Tidwell Lose Bids for Berths AT WIMBLEDON: Fraser Takes Singles Title i PALO ALTO (P)-World record- holder John Thomas upped his performance In the high jump to a remarkable 7'33" as he led 25 American qualifiers in the U.S. Olympic trials here last night. Thomas, the ...…
…"Boy, What Leadership!" Seventieth Year - EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNrVERSITY OF MICHIGAN hen Opinions Are Fre. UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will revil" 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. INESDAY, JULY 6, 1960 NIGHT EDITOR: A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY uCs, Keep Streak SStop Going, 5-2; en gals, 64 T CL ASSIFIED ADVERTISING By T Daley, A 'he Associated Press i The Pittsburgh Pirates have a l/-game lead in the National eague-the biggest bulge of the ear in the majors-and the New r ork Yankees are two games in .ront again in the American. Bob Skinner's inside - the - park rand slam homer capped a five- "un eighth inning'for the Pirates nl a 5-2 victory at Cincinna...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JUI; TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JUl A's Need 13 Innings To Beat Tig ers; Monbouquette Blanks New York, 8-0 4)C ULOUDS'rRUCK-Arnold Palmer, U.S. Open and Masters cham- pion gazes at the threatening clouds overhanging the St. Andrews ecurse as he finishes his fourth round of play. The rains burst down moments later, halting play, and leaving Palmer four strokes out of first. Rain SuspDends Play Afte...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTTV.QlMAv Tim v i THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,ryw~aw. A 'U? VW7W VT A. ~.J~d0A?~Z~ P LJI.jZ '.l'UE"bVA%, JULY Y1 s' Monpetit Clinches Olympic Slot ESIEDtSr 0., with a score of 105 points. Cleveland was second with 85, and Columbus, Ind., tallied 55 for a third-place finish. Clark's record time of 2:42;3 was in the 200 meter event, eclipsing the old record of 2:43.1. Clark, a local Ann Arbor star and a senior at Michigan, def...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .1-Stars Clash Today Bart#SPORTS by HAROLD APPLEBAUM y4 i lI EUS (9' NEW YORK ()--Vern Law of the league-leading Pittsburgh Pi- rates and Whitey Ford of the first place New York Yankees are the probable starting pitchers in to- day's 29th All-Star Baseball Game at Yankee Stadium. New York Yankee officials fore- cast a crowd of about 45,000 for the first All-Star game at the sta- dium since 1939. That was back in the...…
…as we. .. vs faw. WD 1iyF GS' 3 1i1 C5iiL i [ationals Take ri cans inked 6-0 2nd Loss NEW YORK (A)---Willie Mays :louted a homer and two singles and Stan Musial, Eddie Mathews and Ken Boyer also hit home runs n the National League's 6-0 vic- Cory over the American League resterday for a' clean sweep of the 1960 All-Star games. The shutout, a combination fight-hit job by an assortment of ix National pitchers, was only the hird in 29 All-St...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'our Lead Western Open Golf By DAVE DILES Associated Press Sports Writer DETROIT (W--Three veterans and a freckled 22-year-old rookie shared the first round lead yes- terday in the $25,000 Western Open Golf Tournament. It was a tightly-knit field that went out after $5,000 top money. Jack Burke, Bob Rosburg, Fred Hawkins and Butch Baird had a one-stroke edge on a flock of contenders after the first 18 holes. Each fired a t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURD MA" . igers TROIT (JP-The Detroit Ti- bombed the skidding New Yankees with a six-run third g and a barrage of home for an 8-4 triumph last thpaw Don Mossi, after be- ehind 3-0, perpetrated the Le leaders' fourth straight efore 45,714 Briggs Stadium The defeat, combined with land's 4-0 blanking of Wash- n, pared the Yankees' Ameri- League margin to just 11/2 s over the Indians. Homers Bomb Slam Homers Eddie Yost a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUES LI Ranks Clobber Indians )n Nine-Run Barrage, M1antle, Mans Homer Caddies' Benefactor Speed Kings Admit Importance of Fear N;, New York scored in the first on three walks and an error by Woodie Held, who suffered a broken finger and will be sidelined from three to five weeks. Cleveland tied it in the second on John Ro- scored. The Indians beefed over umpire Cal Drummond's decision at first. Roger Maris then sma...…
…£ idyigau Baitg Seventieth Year - EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSrrY OF MICHIGAN 'hen 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. DREW PEARSON: Convention Bitterness May Bl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tm ouisiana Nixes Mixed Boxing 9ntinental League Planners Confer cross people whom a representa- tive of the city of New York (Shea) induced to form a league. As for now only one club (the Continental League's entry) has shown any interest in New York. NEW ORLEANS (M-Louisiana's time - encrusted barrier against racially - mixed boxing matches stood firm yesterday with the new chairman of the state's athletic commission v...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRI MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP: Tigers Outhomer Senators- CIEUC Ro hp rxninpdPrc The Detroit Tigers built up enough early lead to offset Wash-' ington's late home run and de- feated the Senators 9-5 yesterday. Jim Lemon hit his 22nd and 23rd home runs and Harmon Killebrew his eighth, but all came after the Tigers had staked Frank Lary to a 7-0 lead. AAU Meet Swimmers TOLEDO (AP) - Coach Bob Kip- huth watched a swimmer churn ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AthleticsJ K,4./ T V V UI..,aj TOLEDO (M)-Final event sum- maries in the AAU National Men's Outdoor Swimming and Diving Championships at Scott Park Pool: Three-meter diving-Sam Hall, WBNS Swim Club, Columbus, Ohio, 477.80. Don Harper, WBNSs SC, 454.23. Frank Gorman, New York AC, 414.55. Ron O'Brien, WBNS SC, 409.15. Jerry Harrison, WBNS SC; 405.30. Ernie Meissner, Kitchener, Ont., 400.50. 100-meter freestyle-Jeff Far- rell...…
…FOUR THE MICII IGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, .. irates Whip St. Louis; fights Mark Red's in Teammates To Debate Piersall's Behavi '.,h%9 ST. LOUIS (P) - Bob Friend estored the Pittsburgh Pirates to Irst place in the National League ast night by pitching the Bucs to 3 4 to 2 victory over the St. Louise ardinals. Pittsburgh, which had elinquished the lead for one day o Milwaukee, went one-half game %head of the idle...…
…THE TRICHIG AN. DA INawl -" _ r Club Pros Drop O InP GA's By DON WEISS Associated Press Sports Writer AKRON (P) - The bigger the Professional Golfers Association championship grows, and it has pushed into the big three of Amer- ican pro golf, the smaller it is likely to become in interest to the fellow it used to be designed for- the club professional. That seemed to be the trend today as the nation's top players and teachers headed for the...…
…xE FOUR. THI I "ICHIC_" N DX111LV THURSDAY, JULY : 28, 1960 ~E FOUR THE MJC4I4W'~ JVIIIA' THURSDAY. JULY ~8. 1980 .irates Trounce Cardinals, 7-3 . , ST. LOUIS (A')-The National League leading Pittsburgh Pirates overhauled the St. Louis Cardi- nals for a 7-3 victory last night" with the help of four innings of scoreless relief pitching by big Fred Green. The victory completed a three- game sweep of the Pirates' series with the Cards a...…
…OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY r. RMAY. Y V Y' ittler Repeats Record rst Roud Lo Scor WONT GET OFF GROUND': Association's Directors Snub Continental League *IflEDSr Open Golf Washington Nudges Tigers After Wild Pitching, 6-5 INDIANAPOLIS ()-American Associationrdirectors yesterday tabled a proposal from -Branch Rickey, president of the proposed Continental League, and set up a committee to study indemnities to be sought if the Continental gob-...…
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… EDUCATION MAY BE DENIED Se Page 2 Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom I it FAIR, WARMER High--82 Low-5v Partly cloudy and warmer tomorrow bAT' T 7R 41.. 1 1 W f.t. .. . M. LYLX NO. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1960 FIVE CENTS FOUTR PAGES i X %P TU av i AMA L' w7 ' s Paradox Called Brecht's Genius Communist Writer Explained As Contradictory Artist By STEPHANIE ROUMELL "A great part of the genius of Berthold Brec...…
… THE. MICHIGAN DAILY CENTRAL DETROIT: Study Shows Income Decline Educational Television Faces Varied Challenges MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Not only have people been mov- 4ng out of the central Detroit area in increasing numbers, but the average income of those who stay -within a six-mile radius of city hall-shows a marked decline. The University's Detroit Area Study (DAS) indicates that the emdian income for the entire me...…
… INEFFECTUAL CONSERVATISM See Page 2 Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 4 4I CLOUDY, SHOWERS Nigh-86 Low--64 Thundershowers this morning, Sunday fair. kLXXNo.2 8 aivAR AIWRd MTfR1f AM ArTTR-b ky? v n7 .IA - W 6 36AM6$ ,. IWOK7 £I°AILY VALSJM1r VLAUJUXARIN, ATI JLJDb , .J UL~X .3, 1060U FJIE fCENTS' lVdVT M " A A- I~ a a' iy .my wlY- 1. -.. . - --VO FUR Pa 1 'A I'~ ar MT L b Af 1 /"T 7_a!1 -Jr Yrin f'f" 'A T 1 Congo Problem...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY enators Dump Yai ikees, 5-3; in 10th, 5-4 COLLEGE FANS MUST WAIT TV Football Schedule Ready August Pittsburgh Wins * By The Assoolated Press The Pittsburgh Pirates, shut out intil the ninth, defeated second place Milwaukee 5-4 in 10 innings on Rocky Nelson's second home run last night and regained a 4/2 - game lead in the National League race. In the American, New York's lead was trimmed to one game over idle Clevel...…
…Seventieth Year EWnmED A'ND MANIAGED BY STUDNTSrrF u'~TTH NYvE~ ?VRszjL vo Ic-mG~Am Ten Opinions Are Fr UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Trth Will Prval I 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. Y, JULY 8, 1960 Displaced De May Be Deni THERE ARE SI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNI Lions Gain Ninowski, Dawson Gets QB Job Baseball Expansion Sure But Problems Yet Remain quarterback camp and are satisfied that he can help us." Brown's first off-season trade brought Dawson here 'along with offensive end Gern Nagler, from Pittsburgh. Cleveland gave up Pres- ton Carpenter, a halfback and end, and a defensive back, Junior Wren. Backs Up Layne Dawson is a 25 - year - old 6- footer from Alliance, Ohio,...…
…Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BYS TUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSTTY OF MICHIGAN Stratford Offrs bram~~~ui -,. m Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS ruYtl W revail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. e.Phone NO 2-3241 ditorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. , JULY 30, 1960 NIGHT EDITOR: MIC...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY oyce Sees Indian 'hanks for U.S. Aid CONVENTION MANEUVERS: Democratic Forces Ponder Strategy ('. India will give the United States its lasting gratitude if the eco- nomic stress of the Asian nation is relieved with an assistance pro- gram that "will support rather than replace Indian leadership." Prof. Earnest Boyce, chairman of the civil engineering depart- ment, reported on the state of affairs in India to the Conferen...…
…:SDAY, JULY 20, 1960 aolavito Hit Ruins Ramos' No-Hitter ut Senators Still Shut Out Tigers, 5-0 By The Associated Press DETROIT - Rocky Colavito's ground ball single through the box in the eighth inning ruined Pedro Ramos' bid for no-hit immortality last night, but the Washington right-hander breezed home with a masterful one-hitter in the Sen- ators' 5-0 victory over the Detroit Tigers-. Ramos, a 25 - year - old Cuban righthander, had not...…
…Y, JULY 30,1960 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 as A f" v fir 1?',JULY 30, 960HE M C H I G N D IL Y __ __~ PAUL I'llf zart's 'Don Giovanni' End Playbill Season POLITICAL CONFLICT REMAINS: Ghana Thrives on Freedom Opinions Set on Candidates When Nominations Made Mozart's opera "Don Giovanni" will be the last presentation of the speech department's Playbill Summer 1960. It will run Wednesday through Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Lydia Mendelssohn The...…
…ICHIGAN DAILY FRIDA A's, 6-3 e IIffWS Havana's Sugar Kings To Resettle MONTREAL (M)-Frank Shau- ghnessy, president of the Interna- tional Baseball League, said last night the Havana franchise will be moved within a few days "to protect our players." Shaughnessy's statement came on the heels of an Associated Press story which said the Havana club would be shifted, probably by next week, because of the unsettled political situation in Cuba....…
…IT TILE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY JULY T THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. JULY HENRY H. STEVENS, Inc. DISTANCE MOVING s 1273 Bradway , hoeCietflint 6, Michigan Silns hone CollectStvn lint CEdor 4-1686 Lit. 40 or oweFree Estimates Manager nterstate Rats Every Friday We own, operate, schedule and dispatch our own fleet of vans for better direct service without transfer. .mmmm =mmm..mmm. mmmmmmm=...=.==mm mmmmm=mm I I BARGAIN DAY 1 STATIONERY It...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. IUL*, THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~AT!TR.BAV YTTT.V I L1.i ViL#.lL1.[ A S'lrV VAA M',O ashington Beats Chisox, 7-5 Olympics Just Like Amateu WASHINGTONW_ '-Washing-i ton's persistent Senators rallied twice last night to down second place Chicago 7-5, as rain fell throughout the game. Despite the loss, Chicago re- mained only .003 percentage points behind first place New York, which lost 5-2 to Kansas City. Washing...…
