…J Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom D2aii4 SECTION ONE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1961 TWENTY-I t rotests rea ent 0 in I (EDITOR'S NOTE: David Giltrow, '61, is a photographer for The Daily who was among five University students travelling through the South between semesters to distribute supplies to Negroes in Haywood and Fayette coun- ties, Tennessee, and to observe conditions throughout the area.) By DAVID GILT...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dramatic Arts Center Plans Musical Festival Engagements within the confines of an other- wise strictly composed piece. The ensemble of the Domaine Musical was organized in Paris in 1950 by Pierre Boulez, and it has received great acclaim for its per- formances of the new music. Paul Jacobs,.a young American pianist with a wide reputation in Europe for performances of new compositions, will be the featured soloist for the ...…
…_______________THlEMICHIGANDAILY__________ ich Jets Fire Shots Varn Soviet Plane isport.ing Officials Congo Chief Rearranges Government IXOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (RP) -The Congo's government was handed back to the politicians yesterday in a move to head off American overtures for a new deal with Patrice Lumumba. President Joseph Kasavubu for- mally dismantled the College of Commissioners -- the group of university, graduates installed by Gen. ...…
…"We're Here For The Post-Inaugural Non-Gala" Seventy-First Year .. EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN pinions Are Fes UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONs wil Preval" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBoK., MICH. 'Pbone NO 2-3241 als printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers' or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. FEBRUARY 10, 1961 ' NIGHT EDIT...…
…rHE MICHIGAN DAILY Med School Lists Goals For Future The medical school's senior faculty last month sketched out a broad set of academic goals to guide the school's future develop- ment. There was no "pressing" im- mediate need to adopt the state- ment, Dr. H. W. Bird, assistant dean, explains. Rather, it is a; general definition of objectives that may be taken into account in planning the schoos teaching, training and research programs. In t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAFLY ,i ! ,, JOHN HEATH-STUBBS: RUBAIIYAT Visiting English Poet Returns To London Continental Dining 339-341-345 South Main Street NO 3-2701 Open daily 11:30; Saturday 5:00 P.M.; Sunday 12:00 Noon. "Each of our dining rooms-a dining style of its own." CARAVAN ROOM (345 S. Main) Monday through Thursday, binners at $1.50 to $1.95, including soup or juice, main course, side dish and coffee. RUBAIYAT ROOM (341 S. Main) Featuri...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY U' Receives Cyclotron's Magnet Core USED BIKES as low as $'995 BEAVER'S BIKE & HARDWA CYCLOTRON MAGNET DELIVERED-A truck transports a 310-ton magnet core for the Univer- sity's new cyclotron to the site of a new North Campus nuclear laboratory. Installation is scheduled to begin next'week for the giant magnet, which will be used by University physicists to study the nuclei of heavy elements. The cyclotron will be operat...…
…________________THE, MICHIGAN DAILY VTE PARTICIPATION-Sorority members prepare to meet rushees at a set of 22 mixers next r, Saturday and Sunday. The mixers are the beginning of the four week Panhellenic Associa- pring rush which will culminate in the pledging of new sorority members March 5. This is the i consecutive year of spring rush at the University. - Xers To Open Rus Program Creativity Considered By Koestler Arthur Koestler, speaking...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cohen Cites Wide Education Opp( -Daily-Henry Yee ORGANIZED CONFUSION-Students register for next semester. Clutching their identities on little punched cards 24,044 scholars queue up for the purpose of securing an education. In the end they struggle out of the gymnasium with the next five months neatly laid out on a program card. To the victors belong the spoils, the losers get the 8 o'clocks. Efficienc Speeds Registration...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY To Host Colorado Ters Tonig , ree Team Battle for Second Rages STAR BEGINS TO RUSH: Defenseman Palenstein Scoring Like Forward By JIM BERGER As the Michigan hockey team looks forward to the upcoming series with Colorado College, it is quite evident that the scoring and rushing of defenseman John Pal- enstein will -pose a definite threat to the Tigers.- Thus far this season, the 180- lb. defenseman ,has chalked up 13 ...…
… SPORTS BEAT by TOM WITECI J ,Will Beat io State?" WAY clown to Columbus, the guy on the radio kept if they're ever going to lose one, there's a good chance night." adcaster was referring to unbeaten Ohio State, the nber one team, which was to take on a highly-rated a at Columbus that night. Buckeyes methodically ripped through their first 16 ithout a loss, the question "who is going to beat the as being raised with increasing frequency. rtic...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ERSITY OF HAWAII: ian Interchange Center Opens Union Committee Plans To Study MUG Problems FAITH WEINSTEIN iversity of Hawaii's much nd much criticized Cen- Cultural and Technical ige Between East and .an operations this sem- h 60 Asian students. 1 very favorably impressed inclusiveness and scope East-West center's pro- Prof. James M. Davis, f the International Cen- special consultant to the t Center said. "They have all...…
…Sir gan ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1960 State Pre are-Stands CaptalOutlay Hassle ,search at the U nEvsersxi th Gets Support rch at the Univer- blems does it bring? a st in a series, exam- r' ia4:: ture of the Univer- s;r operation.)K S ASwainson Prefers r 25, 1950, Ralph A. More Moderate Rise ie the University's L ident for research. By MICHAEL BURNS r _ .. L960, the state Leg- 4 The conflict over the amount give final cons...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY D FUTURE TEACHERS: 'gents Accept Gifts,_Grants Navarro Plans Lectures On Use of Computers FEINER GLASS & PAINT CO. 216 W. William Street Ann Arbor. Michi Regents accepted gifts And totalling more than $200,- their meeting last month. est grant was from the ow Wilson Poundation gave $38,000 to assist ad- 1 graduate students Inter- in college teaching. snonymous donor gave $34,-. r use in the development of w Botanical Gar...…
…THEMICHIGANDAILY _ 'U,' WSU Unit Announce Adult Education Classes itor Sees Cultural Exchange Success SILVERMAN The center was started by a In addition the teachers give terested persons. It is in no way nost successful ex- local Rotary chapter for the pur- lectures, show movies and slides associated with the governments international good pose of "cultural interchange be- of the United States and sponsor of either the United States or Ar- t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Bowles Cites Need For Self-Assertion CHESTER BOWLES .commencement speech He said that regardless of what we do we must not become so pre- occupied with the forces and counterforces within China and Russia that we neglect to do the great things we are able to do among the majority of mankind for whom Communism is still an unappealing and foreign ideology. "We know that man is sur- rounded by universal beliefs and lives for ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Regents Make Appointments, 'U' To Name Roeber to Committee N c vid M. Dennison, chairman, is on sabbatical leave. The Regents also announced the appointment of Prof. Francisco Lopez Estrada, dean of the philoso- phy and letters faculty at the University of Seville, as visiting professor of Spanish for the com- ing semester. Prof. Susumu Kobe, chairman of the economics department at Wa- seda University in Japan, was Cohen, ...…
…VESS SCHOOLS: Educators Need Further Information' 'U' Records New Goals 41) ,. PHILIP SHERMAN :usiness education may b right now is some good he relationship of busi- ation to business careers. ts have come up with ommendations for busi- ation, but their sugges- considered tentative and ate by the lack of data lucation's effect on busi- Consequently, many bus- cators may feel they are in the dark" when they, ne their operations in of rece...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Brazer Scores State's Tax Str ucture ENGINEERSAND SCIENTIS' taxes does not vary with output or income in-the short run, but epA'sent-Camfisedntort. iepresents a fixed cost." n AOaIi " t '"'"."'" "". ". """""' AN and mental health, which now account for more than half the General Fund expenditures. Structure Important State-imposed taxes on business, of "minor importance" 10 years ago, total about $260 million an- nually...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY aymnasts Risk Spotless Record Against li r? greater opposition than any the Lawler was second on the side - Wolverines have faced thus far. horse, and Salter and Klausman j udging by pre-season estimates finished sixth and seventh, re- and performances thus far, thespective in the Big Ten all- Min ar 71Hs . ain thseevetyaintheBigTenaat Tumbling Champ Pond lost Big Ten and NCAA tumbling champ, Al Barasch, due to mid-year ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Spikesters To Face Midwest's Best In Michigan AAU Relays By DAVE GOOD With its best middle distance Michigan State, althoug Michigan's track' team' may be men in Los Angeles, Michigan may in individua events, is fa hard 'pressed : by Western Michi- relinquish most of. the relays to only one relay, the distan gan tomorrow for top honors in Western . Michigan, although it ley. Central. Michigan,, whi the Michigan AAU Relays a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDA, 'M' Wrestlers R t Big en Opositi By JIM, BERGER I , Dennis Fitzgerald, Michigan's mat the Minnesota Gophers, and. the, Michigan's unbeaten wrestling captain and Big Ten Champ at story here was much the same team easily plowed through three 177-lbs., wallopped his and nearly Big Ten mat teams to remain un- pinned him, as the OSU meet. defeated in dual meet competi- Soph Helps Again Michigan lost points in tion. Jack B...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILYW 1961 SPRING SEMESTER 'ne a U' Thursday through Sunday; shows at 7 and 9, except where noted FEBRUARY 9, 10 VOLPONE with Harry Baur, Louis Jouvet and players of the Comedie Francaise Short: The Demon in Art FEBRUARY 11, 12 Stanley Kramer's The Wild One with Marlon Brando, Mary Murphy Short: Disney's Man in Space FEBRUARY 16, 17 De Sica's UMBERTO D with Carlo Battista, Maria Pia Casilio N. Y. Film Critics Award, Selzn...…
…ORS PROGRAM: )RABLE FAILURE See Page 4 Lwh 113a ti4p PARTLY CLOUDY High-36 Low-28 Not much change in temperature. Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom 90 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1961 FIVE CENTS TEN PA( )TESTS PLATFORM: allade Organizes onstitution Group, By BUEL TRAPNELL rmer State Representative George W. Sallade of Ann Arbor ling the formation of a state-wide Republicans for a Consti- it Convention Organization....…
…Dalian Research at the University: Place and Problems Tonigh at 8 ise i ss(EDnTOR's NOTE: where does re- search money come from? Do. spon- ural sciences, according to Robert suading University faculty mem- the project," he noted. "We do those university research pro-b D sors restrict a researcher's freedom E. Burroughs, Office of Research bers to do a project but is inter- no more than acquaint faculty grams that include projects whichU D aof ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY lagers Kill umumba; ombe hallenges ng ton News Stirs Red S; :New Threat uiresOf Civil War sociated Press ELISABETHVILLE () - The rIONS, N.Y.-Of- Katanga government yesterday rn exressd shck .arnounced the death of Patrice f Patrice Lumum- Lumumba-and defied the Unit- nd feared that theA ed Nations or anyone else .to do use the incident oni of President Moise anmuistpowe inThe offic of President Moie nmunist power nn Tshombe...…
…Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Llons Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Wil Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 irials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. "Anyhow, There's A Definite DISarmament Gap" AT THE CAMPUS: 'Virgin Spring'...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Indirect Expenses' Raise Research Cost CLASSIFIEDS TO A SPECIAL FASHION SHOWING OF JONNY HERBERT and MAM'SELLE SPRING-SUMMER JUNIOR DRESSES Moled by our College Board Come see these two famous designer collections informally modeled... . afternoon and cocktail fashions that are young and refreshing, smart and sophisticated. Sizes 5 to 15. 29.95 to 69.95 (Continued from Page 2) "These indirect costs, such as heat, light,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Awards Encourage Writers men alone are permitted to enter the Freshman Contest. First place major awards usually are worth about $1,000, second place $800, and third place $500. Minor awards range from $200 to $300. Freshman and Summer Awards vary from $20 up to $75. Hopwood himself encouraged the new and daring in writing. The successful American playwright wrote in his bequest, "It is especi- ally desired that the studen...…
… Humorist Protests Censorship CENTER-The University's Medical Center on North Campus is the site of a recent of the way in which germs are killed when attacked by the common disinfectant hexa- ne. The investigation, directed by Prof. Phillip. Gerhardt of the bacteriology department, ed out by Prof. Harry U. Joswick. Here's all you do.' Have every member of the sorority save the empty packages of any of the Lorillard products displayed below....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ;men Beat Colorado College Twice Veterans and sophs com To Help Gymnasts Upset ? ANDREWS I y Statistically against . CC the an beat Colorado College, 7-3, for its ninth and aight home ice victories weekend, but had the es played anyone but the long victory string hopes for a second place the Western Collegiate Association would prob- come to an end. ands now Michigan stock cketed as Michigan Tech ts winter carnival c...…
…14, 1961 7HE MICHIGAN DAILY nmers Swamp Michigan State, Gomberg, Winchell Win In I=M II~~ 9 9*, s "00 O"0a 0, to win a fast butterfly race in 2:00.1. In the 50, the favored Legacki simply could not make up the dis- tance lost in a bad start which found him back on his heels at the gun. Steuart won a fast 200-yd. free- style race beating out teammate Dick -Brackett. Darnton finzhed third but was disqualified because RON JACO ... takes sec...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, ~KO" Athletes Cagers and Gymnasts Score Big Victori By TOM WITECKI Daily Sports Editor veral Michigan athletes either ne academically ineligible or ped out of school at the end .e first semester. nost every Michigan team en-° : in winter competition lost ast one man; only the gym- is squad escaped the annuaf ut. e basketball team lost the ces of its second leading scor- ophomo...…
…NNE DY. LEADS; ",CO PANTS PARTNERS C Lf Se Page 4 Colder with cloudi Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom o. 93 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1961 FIVE CENTS JDY 1-47 -28 Increasing ness SIX]I Legislators To Consider First Bill LANSING (P)-Michigan legis- lators returned from a four-day weekend yesterday and met briefly to introduce a few bills. With the session one month and three days old, the first bill has yet to be passed. T...…
…I lents Like nesters ittsburgh ty of Pittsburgh stu- Pitt's trimester calen- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, F I. a m..- .-.. l.m X ,' ., .... 4.'__ o- . V - ----------------- a recent survey by Pitt s shows, the students like the same reason that the ity had in adopting it. est reason for favoring the er is that it enables a stu- finish undergraduate work quickly. est- criticism was that many are not offered during...…
…1961' THE MICHIGAN DAILY ussia A sks Resignation' Ha"mmar skj old )fUIN SSR. Urges Vithdrawal rom Congo Demands Removal Of Foreign Troops UNITED NATIONS (P) - The' viet Union demanded last night at the Security Council fire cretary - General Dag Ham- arskjold and stop all United tions Congo operations within e month. t called Hammarskjold the rganizer of violence" against the in Patrice Lumumba, [he demands were in a resolu- in announced f...…
…Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN )plnions Are Fr UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS h Will Prevall" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG.* ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 itorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. Story of Fayette and Haywo Y, FEBRUARY 15, 1961 NIGHT EDITOR: SUSAN F...…
…15,.1961.. 15. 19fl1 TE MICHIG~AN~ TIV tter Revolution) EShigfl MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RAT ay anybody who wants to :cording to Estes, Forman too many orders in Fay- es wants to establish an rican Activities Commit- in the League; his im- target presumably is Fore-; ainty also extends to the long-range solutions. The eks are crucial; in two the 'crops will be in, and elopment will be accom- by a longing on the part Negroes...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, I eCn-0r~c !C I Maentz Key to Wolverine Win TONIGHT ;EBRIJA cond half.) Against State he was determined and wouldn't let him- self give out. He seemed to get stronger near the finish, as did the whole team, and that's why we won." Key Role Strack indicated that Maentz also played a key role in keeping the team together against the Spartans as he stationed himself at mid-court in an attempt to riddle MSU's full ...…
…INAGER SLABOR NEED SENSE' See Page -6 Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom ~Iaiti SNOW SHOWER High-40 Low-2 Variable cloudiness, brisk winds, FIVE CENTS m~iu.iur i ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1961 FIVE GENTS EIGHT P 1XXI, No.,9? 3 . .... . Jegis ators Receive VSU Budget Request University Asks $4 Million Rise From Last Year, $19 Million Total Wayne State University was received coolly by legislators Tuesday 't when ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY y 4 ence Research-Basic or Applied? PREPARE FOR ELECTION: Democrats Take Stands, Attack GOP Leadership 'S NOTE: This article, series, considers the re- diemma-to pursue basic arch or to work on prac- ations.) ALPH KAPLAN vidual in a University. has an idea should be th the means of pursu- e," William N. Hub- dean of the' Medical lares. her's desire to pursue as, as opposed to what isidered a responsibili- on practical p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Demonstrators Demand D4=4 650 Radio in A.As Vengeance for Lumumba Everybody's Listenin' to THE "NOON SHOW" Ti World News Roundup' 12-1 . . . Monday-Friday 11 I PAID ADVERTISEMENT il GENEVA P)-The International Commission of Jurists asked Pres- ident Moise Tshombe of Katanga yesterday to be allowed to conduct an impartial inquiry into Patrice Lumumba's death. The commission, representing 39,000 judges, lawyers...…
…Big Game Hunters G1w Aidhiwn Daify Seventy-First Year. EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN )pinions Aree UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3 241 torials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. , , _ -r .2" AT THE MICHIGAN: 'Suzie Wong': Educ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Plan New Plane Flight For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phoue NO 2-4786 To Europe in Summer from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, and Saturday 9:30 'til 11:3A sibility of rebate to passengers. No money will be refunded unless someone else will take the avacant place. Faculty members and others connected with the University and their families as well as students are eligible to participate in this program. Reservatio...…
…TE MICHIGAN DAILY Teams Seek Victories at Home This Weeker rew Calls Denver 'Best Team Ever' I 'M' Track Team Re-uni 'S. By TOM WEBBER t thow good is the Denver y team? owing no more about the ers than what their con- flow of press releases had d, I set out to the Coliseum esent the question to the gan coach, Al Renfrew. ile waiting for Renfrew, I some of the articles taped to the blackboard, Most of the ar- ticles were on Denver....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY mers Bracing for Hoosiers) ) STEINHARDT by the world's best' Mike Troy, and -sup- flock of outstanding n. nearly every other na's swimming team Michigan's challenge lual meet suprenacy. s tangle Friday at rines will be out to i Jim Counsilman's st dual meet defeat ast year the Hoosiers higan 58-47 to snap n streak. oy, who is the Olymn- J gold medalist, the st three other Olym- nrs; backstroker Frank and freestylers Alan P...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYTHURSDAY, OFFICIAL BULLETIN ASO i , 10 110110, n. ..w W." ' i.' C "GX: . u +7S/ S ':':'w' f S> },". JLd' AKwe4 "h . t1 ,'i.I 1 . . U '' d from Page 4) in Foreign Languages, 3428 Rackham Inkster, Mich. (Cherry Hill Sch. Comm.; HS Bus. Ed., Sot., Eng., Ind. Bldg. Dist.)-Kdg.; Jr. HS Lang. Arts/SS, Arts/Dr. Ed., Biol./Chem., Span.; Students desiring to fulfill the Grad- Math/Sci., Eng., Soc. Stud., French; HS Elem. Span.; Vis...…
…ERLEIN-LOBSINGER: ACADEMC JOKE? See Page 4 lu~w uja :4Iuii4t Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom XI, No. 94 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1961 O I II I I I I I q Y1111 May Consider Lesidence Plan May Incorporate Foreign Students Into Projected Graduate Qu-arters By FAITH WEINSTEIN, 'he University administration will consider a compromise pro- for incorporating foreign students into a projected graduate stu- housing unit. '...…
… the regular Panhel schedule, be- ginning at the same time as Pan- hel's third set. The first party will be Feb. 26. The second, a Bermuda party, will be Feb. 28 and the final desserts will be Mar. 2 and 3.. TONIGHTCoCinema and 9 De icas UBERO DLAVENDER HILL MOB' with~ ... with Alec Guinness, Stanley Holloway, I I …
