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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEI THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Myers, Swingle Start Impressively IN ONE ACT: Injuries? Not In Wolverine Camp High Llama. H. O. Fritz Crisler made one of his infrequent pub-) lie speeches the other day to the touring group of sports writers, tagged the skywriters, and in the process broke a time-honored Big Ten rule by letting himself be pinned down on a subject. In fact he- pinned himself down. The occasion was a persona...…

…28, 190 - THE MICHIGAN DAILY - PAGE SEVEN Business School Estabhlishes New Internatonal Program By GERALD STORCH About 60 students are enrolled this fall in the first course in the business administration school's new graduate program in inter- national business - aimed at furthering the training of stu- dents for positions in the inter- national business activities of7 American corporations. It also is designed to give more' attention to...…

… PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 29, 1982 Wolverine World Champs 1icI tan Football ecial P 6 F F P VOL. I, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICH., SEPT. 29, 1962 TEN CENTS The LINEUPS Nebraska Donovan Fischer Carlson Michka Brown Voss Callahan Claridge Ross Stuewe Powers Pos. LE LT LG C RG RT RE QB LH RH FB Michigan Brown Houtman Marcum Muir Minko O'Donnell Ward Glinka Chapman Raimey Dodd John Kerr Fritz Fisher . . crafty sou...…

…SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1962 TILE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY RAMBLES 25-13: NebraskaSpoils 'M' Opener F The Inside Corner with Dave Andrews 11 I1 L s (Continued from Page 1) the injury was not immediately known, but Michigan can ill af- ford to have its big scoring threat miss any game. As it was, Raimey carried the ball on 17 of Michi- gan's 43 running plays despite missing the fourth quarter. S...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1962 'U' Counselors Help Solve Student Problems By GERALD STORCH For students in serious personal trouble, or in 'need of advice on academic matters, there are a myriad of counseling sources, ranging from residence hall staff- men to faculty professors to pro- fessional counselors. The University realizes its re- sponsibility to provide services for both the short and long-run needs of students, b...…

…. THE MICHIGAN DAILY F iDiAY THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. A. LIVALii 1 SOME PROBLEM? Lack of Depth Bothers Duffy by TOM ROLAND It's a not-so-optimistic Duffy Daughtery up in East Lansing this fall. The title-smashing defeats at the hands of Minnesota and Pur- due last year might have some- thing to-do with it. Even Daugh- erty is reluctant about sticking his neck out in the face of mounting Ruggers Practice. Tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 the f...…

…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,196Z TWO UE MCHIAN DILYTUESAYSEPTMBE 18,198 Moon" olitical Cartoonist Bill Mauldin Goes to Capitol x , __,, , " ' .:c r----}- ' } / u ..yam i ""':.., f ,r ; .. c K Y A ' C , q s e a> (EDITOR'S NOTE: Recently, when Daily cartoonist Bill Mauldin took a vacation, his home paper, the Chi- cago Sun-Times, notified syndicate members that he was in Washngton. Here, to prove it, is Mauldin's eye- wi...…

…GHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDA. SEPTMBER 26_ 1942UU GIlT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THTIRSDAV. ~I~PTI~MnVR 9A lOCO VAJL t %ZPALOJL A 1-:,ITI M LATH COMPETITION: Putnam Contestants To Meet By DENISE WACKER- An organizational meeting for undergraduate students interested in participating in the annual Wil- liam Lowell Putnam Mathematics Competition will be .-eld Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. in Rm. 3001 Angell Hall. The Putnam Competition, spon- sored b...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, Civic Theatre Sets PlaybilR The Ann Arbor Civic Theatre aas announced its varied fare for the' 1962-'63 Playbill, including three comedies, a drama and the classic "The Three-Penny Opera." by Bertolt Brecht. The Playbill's first offering will be Lawrence Roman's "Under the Yum-Yum Tree." Running Sept. 27, 28 and 29 in Trueblood Aud., this modern comedy will be di- rected by Ted Heusel. Truman Capote...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 23.1962 PAGE EIGHT TINE MICHIGAN DAILY ~TThJflAY.. ~EP'rE1wRT~1?. 22.. Itaa2 1.7 Vili.Uiai} $OJL- lJWITA"X14 IVV9 L,7UkJ Weatherly Wins by 26 Seconds NEWPORT, R .I. (A')-Defenider Weatherly stood off a dramatic dosing surge by Gretel and nar- rowly beat the gallant Australian challenger yesterday by 26 sec- onds-the closest America's Cup finish in history-for a 3-1 lead in the series. Pres...…

…m ZIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 ~.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 19624 GRADUATE SURVEY: r Study Notes Warning Effect Enrollment Projection Shows Unmatched Spurt By GERALD STORCH The graduate school has a policy of sending out "warning letters" to students whose grade-point standard for the previous semes- ter has fallen below the 'B' aver- age required of them. More than 60 per cent of these students, however, will either ob- tain a degree o...…

…Ai EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28.,1962 Ix BUT NOT TOO MANY ALO TWO OF ROOMY SEATERS, S Our RALEIGH bikes are the best value For your money in town! 1) Three speeds 3) Unconditionally guaranteed 2) Hand brakes 4) Big Seats. Only $41.95 BEAVER'ST BKE & HARDWARE Scouting Report: Nebraska Solid Team By JIM BERGER C-> How good is Nebraska? The Cornhuskers will march in- to Michigan Stadium tomorrow with an impressive 53-...…

…LILY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 29, 1962 . nir irar tz Edited and Published byj SPORTS STAFF EDITOR-Tom Webber ASSOCIATE EDITOR-Dave Andrews ASSOCIATE EDITOR-Jan Winkelman Correspondence-Stan Kukla Line-ups and pictures-Pete DiLorenzi Staff writers-Jii Berger, Mike Block, Jerry Kalish, John Scochin, Bill Bullard, Tom Rowland, Gary Winer. Statistics-Dave Good, Bob Zwinck 4 S We want all of our friends who like the finest in gifts and accessories...…

…I EIGHT THE MICHIGAN UASS&L ~~~1 t I~ ~e w ~ a r r . . . .. T 111 iv flhEAlt 1)1 L.R.1 UNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1962 t I w 5 * I ED! ,.62 FA What Styles! What Fabrics! What Colors! FOR THE GAMES--THE CAMPUS--DATES. OFFICE-ABOUT TOWN All at our doum-to-earth prices: For your fine quality new COATS, SUITS, DRESSES and Accessories in Tiny-Petite--average and shorter sizes. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) will be looking...…

…EPTEMBER 11,1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE r TINAT E DEANS OF MEN AND WOMEN: Lewis ReorganizesOffice of Student Affairs, MONTGOMERY WARD ARBORLAN D supervise the present OSA func- tion of distributing scholarships and loans on the basis of need. The director of student organi- zations and discipline is John1 Bingley. He will oversee the acti- vities of the many student groupst at the University, with most of his work at first centering on ...…

…wp SEPTEMBER 14. 1962 THE MICHIGAN UDAILY PAGE NIME QB LIGHTER, FASTER: Chandler's Knee Improved Know Your Positions: Outside Linebacker G - im- raxvt+ ( Snnr% By DAVE GOOD The biggest bandage still be- longs to Bob Chandler. But Michigan's hard-luck quar- terback, relegated to the inevitable role of a reserve since a knee in- jury sidelined him in the Michigan State game two years ago, is the one everybody is talking about during the...…

… 18, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY II A rv~ ~I~Wwu~uw RULERS QUIBBLE: Crisis Threatens Andorrans' Peace Phelp SeesFORMER BRITISH COLONY: EEC Snag Malaysia Fed( ~rationi Shaped from Pacific Isles By PAUL HOFMANN ANDORRO LA VELLA, Andorra --The indomitable traders of this renees pneiak starklyhtoday about a 'siege by their big neighbors as ndorran'd constitutional crisis hghtened At the center of the crisis is the refuisal of one of the princ...…

…SUNDAY, FEP'fEMB3ER 22, 1.062 THE MICHIG~AN DAILY is a "1 LIS PAGE NINEwqj BIG TEN ROUNDUP: Washington Plays Purdue To Tie Argentine Fighter Given 50-50 Chance _____ 5 3 SEATTLE (M)-The fast Huskies of Washington outgained the Boil- ermakers of Purdue yesterday, but also outfumbled them and had to settle for a 7-7 tie in their inter- regional game. The Huskies jumped out in front i nthe first quarter when fullback Bob Monroe crossed t...…

…ER 28, 1962 THE MICHIGAN JIM ER 2. 162 WI~MJ~fJE~1~T 'TVPAGE NINE If Lund Quits To Head Tiger Farm Clubs ..::: :. Former Detroit Outfielder Assumes Campbell's Post (Continued from Page 1) I, Tonight's the Night 1 A TigerGai It's only natural that a man should desire to move up in his profession. When one sees a chance for financial or professional gain, it's usually taken. That's the way this life works. Don Lund had his chance ye...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 196, The Arboretum: Quiet, S It By DENISE WACKER Aware of the benefits derived from the Nichols Arboretum, the University has gone out of its way to preserve the woody area as a sanctuary for students in need of soul searching or nature study. The Arb, 135 acres of rugged hills and slopes covered by over 2,000 varieties of trees and other vegetation, is located just beyond The Hill, where six dormi...…

…JTEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDA'Y', SEPTEMBER 14, 1962 TEN HE ICHIAN AILYFRIAY, EPTMBER14,19- *1 POSSIBLE DEFERMENT: Change Rules on Loans By Federal Credit Unions By KENNETH WINTER Revised regulations governing loans made by federal credit un- ions may enable these organiza- tions to become an important source of student loans, the Mich- igan Credit Union League recent- ly announced. Michigan's 423 federally-char- tered credit unions, u...…

…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEP" FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. SEP VSA PROJECT: 'U' Student Participates In Southern Vote Drive Bacon Asks Tax Relief For Defense Research 0 <0 1 (Continued from Page 1' to door consisted of one Negro and one white student. This was done because Negro citizens are leery of a white person approach- ing them alone. These integrated pairs astonish- ed the Negro population. They were surprisedsto se...…

…PAGE TEN 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23o 1962 PAGE TEN 4T11E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. 1962 M Appoint Christman Acting Chairman For Department of Biological Sciences TOTAL OF $412,000: Regents Accept Gifts, Grants, Bequests At; their regular meeting Friday,v the Regents approved the following faculty and staff changes: Prof. Adam A. Christman of the Medical School, appointed acting chairman of the biological scienc...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRMAV_ lglPPTlPMAlWIM.'!ft rtote THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tfl A V QV~TV~R~~ 00 1 ann .4* A.~ *JA4E. A. Z~iLVRL1Z~I. ~,0, I UPjC UAI a O. Kjjr i r M SLJM ZIS, lyb;, 3 1 'END OF THE ROAD': Dutch Residents Sadly Leave New Guinea SU- ISCRIBE NOW (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first in a series of articles exploring the namesakes of the Men's Residence Halls.) By LOUISE LIND John Allen, the young visionary yet practical man from ...…

…-r Ie4iew 'and4 (el4 A Long and Happy Life: A Prose Poem East Berlin, Budapest and Pragu Where Living Conditi By ARTHUR KINNEY NEAR THE conclusion of A Long and Happy Life by Reynolds Price (Athen- eum, 1962, $3.95), a lovely white heron lands on a wooded pond and arcs its neck with a fluid motion, a curve "lovely as an axe handle," while it searches in the water for food. The sight is "rare as light- ning in late December": at once, too,...…

…Y1, 1962 THE MICHIGAN llA IIv.v .a as.as t a a ~a J U. L1PAGE E,E17a EN i; C . ~ +J ., ".,, SING LuM SAY: 'Wel come, incoming Freshmen. Welcome backo also, Upperclassmen and Graduate Students. Come visit us Xoften during the year.V a A Advieto Freshmen aEnjoy the Finest1 1) Don't believe everything you read Cantonesea 0iF o 1 2) Be sure to comparison shop at a te Boksore th Boktoe Vl V U Take-out Orders Anytime - VV 3) Phone at least a ...…

…SECTION TWO YI rL A& 4au 7!Iat SECTION TWO Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIII, No. 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1962 NSA Examines Issues at Campus, National TEN PAGES Level Meeting Enunciates Continuing Challenge Students Mull Cold-War Education; '' Delegates Help Fraze Policy BY MICHAEL OLINICK a Editor The United States National Student Association last month evolved firm policy statements on the cold w...…

…'TEMBER 18, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICWTEAN IIATT. PAGE FIVE ;' / -ur' "rAk -ow -r a U' Visiting Professor Gains Fame for Work in Classics Prof. William Arrowsmith of the University of Texas, whose trans- lations are published in hard cov- er editions by the University Press, has recently been introduced by Life Magazine as one of the Red- Hot Hundred. In a six-page foldout gallery of young leaders in the Sept. 14 is- sue of Life,...…

…On the Other Side of the Wall A Visit Behind the Iron Curtain: Modernization Is Slow South of the By JAMES SEDER TRAVELING in three Communist coun- tries in Central Europe, East Ger- many, Hungary and Czechoslovakia, one learns very clearly the meaning of the term "Iron Curtain" at least as this bar- rier functions today. It is unquestionably true that part of the Iron Curtain's function is the tra- ditional one, to keep Western ideas ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY" TUESDAY, SEP. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. SEP _. _Y_._ _, ., FOR YOU AND YOUR DEPENDENTS Premium Reduced Benefits Increased 12 Months for $20 To In Force 24 Operating Provid Accid Hours a Day Together eP ent with the U. of M. Health Service rotection Against and Sickness 365 Days a Year Anywhere in the World IOD ENDS OCT.10,1962 I ROLL PERI l Approved by the University of Michigan and sponsored by STUDENT...…

…PAGE= Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1962' PACE TWO TUE MiCHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1962 Try FOLLETT'S First USED BOOKS at BARGAIN PRICES New Books If You Prefer STATE STREET at NORTH UNIVERSITY I S haul Chosen NSA President In Election of New Officers NSA MEETING: Delegates Analyze Issues (Continued from Page 1) r Dennis Shaul of Notre Dame University was overwhelmingly elected president of the United State...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1962 LOOKS TOWARD MOSCOW: Haiti Government Threatens U.S. H 1f on Aid Cessation By WILLIAM L. RYAN Associated Press News Analyst PORT AU PRINCE - Haiti's government, like a spanked child, is threatening to kick L'Oncle Sam in the shins. Uncle Sam, in effect, has de- prived him of his candy - and Papa Doc, according to responsible people who claim to have heard him say it, intends to "...…

… THE CSTLE OF I A Bonnie Lassie Recalls Her Summer in Scotland And Old Family Legends FHE MACNEIL CLAN A Year of Study in France By MARTHA MacNEAL LEGEND has it that in the good old days of the Middle Ages, when the chief of the Scottish clan MacNeil sat down to his evening meal, a trumpet sounded from the ramparts of the castle to announce to the rest of the kings of the earth that MacNeil had been seated and now they, too, could dine. ...…

…Conversion: By DENISE WACKER A year la The crop of babies born immediately after World War II didn't the University know they were destined to revolutionize higher education. But the aDwyer of t educators did. academic yes And since about 1950, there had been jingles on television and semester leng signs on buses portending disaster to American education unless provisions were made for the schooling of the millions of youngsters The Dwy who we...…

…FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY IDArlip IMMUM4 ..DYSPEME 4,162T E MIHG N Al PAGTHREE i,. Spotlight on Research with Mlinda Berry cU Bendix To Host Arms Symposium The Pathology Laboratory is the final and indispensable link in the medical chain which seeks to iden- tify and uncover the nature of a disease and its effects on the cells, tissues, organs, and fluids of the body. Without the clinical pathologist and his micros...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1962 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. SEPTEMBFR 11 1!1A~ P .--- --- 11, 1~VA, V " erJ ctLzicn' i, m modern "Coa+ inq Ending Tuesday BURT LANCASTER in "Birdman of Alcatraz" HELSINKI CONSENSUS: Festival Spreads Goodwill, Fails Reds 'U' Cautiously Prepares For Full-Year Operation 1 * Wednesday Through Saturday "A luxurious belly laugh.-wei;er, N. Y. Timme "Carmichael, Terry-Thomas and Simn are f...…

…FOUR G THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1962 FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TYPEWRITERS SOLD ALL MAKESY Standard, Electric, RENTED 6 Portable BOUGHT REPAIRED1 Student Supplies Since 5I/ PhLn' 1908 3S 5-9141 314 South State Street Open 8 A.M. for your conveniencef " ,3 t d /,\} 5 - 44 .. ..,.... "{Y.......{i... . . s+" . n.. r.r .4....~f~}JR. +.... n .v . N. .r .aI.-{..... .. .. .. ...x-.:.....:.. 'U' Tests Back Bulbous Bow Ackley Puts...…

… Moments in Germany Photos and Story by James Keson A lonely railway station; empty tracks wandering down the broad valley toward the next town. An old woman waiting in the evening sun. A pattern of stone wall and weathered wooden s Grandfather and grandson fishing for tiny, pencil-thin eels. "To see a World in a Grain of Sand And a Heaven in a Wild flower, Hold Infinity in the.palm of your hand, And Eternity in an hour." Occasionally th...…

…DAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 7 r n 'k. "Jao a fold off :ty:: a^:-Si :7}:%'r::'r '":4:=4}?'":"ar:. ::.; ::;.;{.:-r.;:,;:r .". . ,;{.; ".}".: }'.>I ::.;.tv},-:..ti".*?-"g; ... ,,.........,.,...... s :r, ssb. ..a. ,..: "^ .r:":s ..,., s^:i.'v,...+stia.: ;;:r...,1s.;: :iti:} Redistricting 4> * * * * tate s Political Parties, Launch Fall Campaign WithComplete Ticket Detroit Poll Gives Edge To, Rormney Voters To Nom...…

…1962 . THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,,ri~ _ _ _ _.__ _ _ g' a V Review of Summer 'U' Actions New Building ACADEMIC EMPHASIS: Benson Describes Orientation (Continued from Page 1) ' functions will be handled by Vice- President for Student Affairs James A. Lewis and four special assistants: former acting Dean of W o m e n Elizabeth Davenport, counseling coordinator Mark Noff- singer, Peter Ostafin and former Dean of Men Walter B. Rea. In further ...…

…Seventy-Third Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN S - UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS TWhb Op1 Areree 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. JESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1962, NIGHT EDITOR: FRED RUSSELL KRAMER The 'No Policy' Poli...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, I I I COEDS the 1962 flattering, NEW HAIR-DOS are in our window No appointments needed, Custom styling The Dascola Barbers near Michigan Theatre =0O d( C 44° J / "AMER/CA'S MOST HIGHL Y SKILLED REPE? TOY COMPANY" THAILAND HONEYMOON-Dian M. Dening and Gerald L. Paul (above) recently became the second Peace Corps man and wife team. The two met while in training here at the University and will go together for ...…

…1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... 1962 THE MICHIGAN I~AILY F Ann Arbor's Many Churches Serve Varied Beliefs The churches of Ann Arbor of- fer programs and fellowship for students of various creeds and their guests during their four year stay at the University. The University Lutheran Chap- el is the all-student congregation for members and friends of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod and affiliated Lutheran groups. Gamma Delta, the Internati...…

…FRIDAY, SEPTEMPER 14,1962 TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY FACF AV"tT'?t V FRJ.DAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r *.AL n J dv A.i' GERIATRIC STUDY: Institute Views Problems of Mentally Ill ,:ji..7.{U:. UV4."t a .yin .: ".' 4 } 1}: ".{ .... ....... By GERALD STORCH The Institute for Human Ad- justment is currently carrying out research on two important prob- lems -of the aged: pre-retirement counseling and rehabilitation of1 elderly persons...…

…-. aa>. aJ sraa varaai nip Lnaui 1'UX"ri5ll17kYx fSls'"Yi'15"11 A sculptured fountain adorns the main entrance of the League. The art museum is located in the Alumni Memorial Buildinig. .. 'v- …

…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 196? a PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 198~ . . Iii HIGHER EDUCATION: SRC To Study Public Attitudes. Study Views Kennedy-Nixon Debates Musket presents "BARTHOLOMEW FAIR" MASS MEETING BY MALINDA BERRY The United States Office of Ed- ucation has provided $57,983 to support an investigation of public attitudes toward higher education by the Institute for Social Re-...…

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…FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P A r-ir 'ITTr FRDYSPTME 1,l 1~A~~ PAL N1a£~ COLLEGE ROTC UNITS: Armed Forces Complete Study LIKE A CAFETERIA: College Head Delineates Universities' Offerings I LOWEST PRICES OFFICER'S SHOES U.S. Army-Navy Type By MICHAEL JULIAR The Air Force and the Army have recently completed a study of their collegiate Reserve Officer Training Corps and are awaiting Congressional action on it. The stud...…