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… entrench the idea of student government and respon- To the Editor: IN YOUR October 1 issue the editorial "Syrian Revolt: End of Pan-Arab Nationalism?" ap- peared. The writer Harry Perl- stadt, accumulated…

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…'S NOTE-The cupola of the Student is Building, pictured above, whose in- s are lined with'the names of past Daily ors, symbolizes this new column writ- e 1961-'62 senior staff. Appearing twice VERTIME…

… there, if the size of classes is kept down. The literary college gets a little bit bigger every year.. I suppose the faculty-to-student ratio stays the same, but I always wonder about those figures and…

… to keep recitations down to 15 students apiece and there will still be only 14 rows in Auditorium B and only 100 booths in the Language Lab. We appear to be saturated this year. THINGS MIGHT NOT be…

… this bad again. A lot more students returned this year than expected and I suppose by next year the University will have us reserve places so they can tell exactly how many upperclassmen there are going…

… Pluriversity of Michigan, but that's meat for another day. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Prospects Enhanced For Arab Unity PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS: SGC in Retrospect Important meeting T GOVERNMENT COUNCIL faces ry…

…- . Student ,Organizations ineligible to ncil concurrently. lready been shown that a Saturday erformance of Gilbert and Sullivan's inafore" would not seriously conflict. irangle Christmas dances, and that ave…

… to notice how they in cast their votes. -JUDITH OPPE HEIM (EDITOR'S NOTE: The author of the following, article recently re- signed from Student Government Council to devote full time to her studies in…

… the Law School.) By MARY WHEELER Daily Guest Writer AS ONE who has recently been a member of Student' Govern- ment Council, I have a very real regard for this body; possibly more than those who have…

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…" 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…

… carefully defined limits, and the rea- sons for this lie in the stagnant academic state of the high school. This middle ground scholarship can be at- tributed to the upbringing of most high school students…

…. Their adolescence has been directed in a single cultural direction. Their relation- ships have been with students of the same age, the relatively same economical level, the same neighborhood. And so the…

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… priority. The move into Lane Hall solves no basic problems; the music school will still be unable to admit additional numbers of students. The needs for a new structure on North Campus are clear and evident…

… world political situation will become increasingly dangerous, and the ranks of the give-uppers will be augmented. 41 4 x h. ARAB-AFRICAN CONFLICT: Zanzibar:Dan gers of Independence U.S. Should…

… Prevent Rocket Sales to UAR THE UNITED STATES should not allow the export of rockets to the United Arab Re- public. This impoverished Near Eastern country has decided, most likely in response to Israel…

… Nations, to upset the balance of power in favor of him- self. In short, he is using these rockets to pro- mote his pan-Arab Union policy-with Nasser as the head. Nasser is trying to be to the Arabs of the…

… Arab world, espe- cially when he offers both the Arab world and us nothing. There is also no reason why the United States should help him to excite tensions in the tenuous Israeli-Arab truce. Though the…

… of controversial parliamentary elections. The rioting introduced a new element into the turbulent African lineup of hatreds - African vs. Arab. Zanzibar's population (about 300,000) is made up roughly…

… of four parts Africans to one part Arabs. The Arabs are the aristo- crats; the Africans the workers. Arabs own most of the great clove plantations-which provide 80 per cent of the world's cloves- on…

… indefinite continuance of their economic and social plight. The feeling was heightened by the results of the election, in which their Afro-Shirzai party was de- feated by the Arab Zanzibar Na- tionalists and…

… the Pemba People's Party. AFRO-ARAB tensions are not new to Zanzibar. Until the end of the 19th Cen- tury, the island was the head- quarters of the world's greatest slave trade. Arab slavers from…

… settlement of the Arab-Israeli conflict in the Middle East until Israel imple- ments the United Nations resolu- tion of 1948, Fawzi Abu-Diab, '54, said last night in a lecture spon- sored by the Arab students…

… JEFFREY HEUER The Joint Judiciary Council last night met to hear and consider the cases of five male University students involved in last week's panty raid. After hearing each of the con- cerned parties…

… taken in the cases will notbeirevealed until the ive have been notified of the Coun- cil's decision, Gessner also dis- closed. This may not be until Saturday or Monday because the students are being…

… informed by mail. The council has the power to place students on probation, but more severe action, such as sus- pension or expulsion, must be made in the form of a recommen- dation to the University Sub…

… would call for in- vestigations of any state colleges or universities that "curb enroll- ment of qualified students" after several recent threats by admin- istrators that this may be neces- sitated by the…

… steering com- mittee is considering a proposal to extend the final exam period in order to allow the student more time for study and integration of material learned during the se- mester There are three…

…. The committee, in order to have the opinions of the students on this issue, is holding an open. meeting Thursday, May 18, at 4:30 p.m. in Rm. 1011 Angell Hall. To End Scholarships 4> < . PUBLIC…

… powers to be exercised properly except through a trium- virate. GSC To SeeKl Tax Changes By PHILIP SUTIN The Graduate Student Council will circulate petitions during sum- mer and . fall registration…

… changes in the tax law. Asks Exemption It asks that an additional $600 exemptionbe given to self sup- porting graduate students, the tax allowances be made for direct edu- cational expenses, and that…

… similar provisions be made for research assistantships. The council acted upon the re-1 quest of the Graduate Student Association of the University of California which is sponsoring and co-ordinating this…

…"Just Want To Give You a Little Ballast, Boy" Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "Where Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD N CONTROL OF STUDENT…

… PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prevail STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, Mcu. Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This mus t…

… have spects, be supported in their formulation indicated that these reports are extremely and use of confidential residence halls evalua- valuable to them in serving the students. They tion reports to…

… provide better personal and explain that secrecy is necessary in order to academic counseling for students. assure that the dorm or quad counselors may It is to be sharply questioned, however, feel free to…

…M £tr4tgaidDail & Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "Where 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…

… guid- UAR Development Plans Raise Hope of Peace PRESIDENT Gamal A. Nasser's plan for the development of the United Arab Republic sounds as though the UAR will soon be a par- adise on earth, and…

… although this is of course impossible, an improvement in the general con- ditions of the Arab countries could do much to aid the cause of peace in the Middle East. One of the greatest sources of friction be…

…- tween the UAR countries and Israel, although not publicly admitted by the Arabs, is the great difference in standard of living. While the ma- jority of the citizens of the Arab countries are living in…

… modern and progressive as almost any in the West. All Israeli progress, particularly such devel- opments as the launching of weather rockets recently, were a danger to Arab loyalty and to the Arab leaders…

…, always certain that Israel's sole aim was to devastate them, a grave mili- tary threat. ALTHOUGH the antagonism between the Arab countries and Israel was initiated by the Arab leaders and the Israeli…

… "threat" is ridiculous in light of the percentage by which the UAR population outnumbers that of Israel, a more equal standard of living might do much to alleviate tension. Once the Arab leaders no longer…

… have to ex- plain the shocking contrast in living conditions between the countries, Israel could be regarded as less dangerous. If Nasser's plans could also include permanent settlement of the Arab ref…

… the strongest defenses against the spread of Soviet control, and could eliminate a great deal of tension for nations continually forced to choose between support for the Arab nations and Israel. There…

… President John F. Kennedy. * * * KNOXVIILE - Negro college students marched in orderly lines to the box offices of three down- town movie theaters Monday in their unsuccessful efforts to pur- chase tickets…

… hand." ing the level of general and spe- cialized education; and shaping w , ,. Communist man with a Commu- R usk * t nist world outlook and morality. f % Rusk Suggest- Students Subjected T Some…

… secondary schools, For Arab World Unification where the stress will be on generalC L education, combined with one dayL I TLsse haben lodfrmIL U'. of manual work. Kaai sa t DAMASCUS (MP-The, newly independent…

… government of Syria system had been developed from yesterday launched-its own movement for uniting the Arab world. the Soviet model. The movement clearly was intended to take some of the magic from the name…

… in other parts of the United States which directly affect each foreign student, regardless of whether he comes from the United Arab Re- public or Israel, from India or Sweden. ISA could serve as the…

…CEO *r~lallBath9 Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLIcATIONS BLDo. * ANN ARBOR…

…, MICH. 0 Phone NO 2-3241 FOREIGN STUDENTS: ISA Stumbles Forward' eOpinions Are Free uth Will Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the…

… editors. This must be noted in all reprints. AY, MAY 24, 1961 NIGHT EDITOR: PETER STEINBERGER HnRevision: Better Living or Selfraise? By GERALD STORCH Daily Staff Writer -NTERNATIONAL Students As…

…- sociation is at present barely adequate in its attempts to bring American and foreign students at the University closer together. In- ternal confusion and recent poli- cy statements from its new offi- cers…

… ought to 'mit it. If they are lifting it because they alize that students, like all human beings, ve a right to visit where and with whom ey please, they ought to admit this too. N EITHER CASE, the…

…. Most students have a fairly clearly defined set of moral standards by the time they reach college. If their standards are high, it is in- sulting to assume that students will lower them just because they…

… has been gained since it will be far morendifficult to enforce in its new form. It is very hard to pick freshmen out of a mixed crowd of students, and as long as parties are legal and need no longer be…

… shrouded in se- crecy, it would be an almost impossible task for the police to check each gathering to see' if any freshmen girls happened to be there. If the change is due to a realization that students…

… modern foreign language. desirable for most. Please contact Bureau of Appts., 4021 Admin., Ext. 3371 for further informa- tion. Part-Time of the foreign student into cam- pus life. The recent suggestions…

… that I just don't get to see during the week," a Turkish engineering student commented. "To exchange ideas of culture," an African said. "Just because it's so interesting to meet people," he explained…

…. "Frankly,' just to meet girls," an Arab added. "A German friend and I always greet each other with the word PEACE which is the spirit we hope will prevail someday," he added. "I used to work with the Amer…

…- ican Brother program and I come over to see everyone that I know," another' American said. Students from all of the 84 na- tions represerted at the center converse and take a break before the weekend…

… student FORTUNE TELLING: Janice Moseley, '63 A&D, listens as Anil. Lalbhai Desai, Grad, reads her paln in the traditional Indian manner. PHOTOGRAPHER James Warneka REPORTER Ellen Silverman _._ . - \ - y…

… of Patrice Lunmumba. n BRUSSELS,- A crowd of about 300 angry Belgian students attack- ed, the United Arab Republic em- bassy yesterday and smashed all its windows. The attack was in retaliation for a…

… raising farm- er incoMne, would be to reduce -AP Wirephoto SOVIET-ARAB CAUCUS-Soviet Ambassador Valerian Zorin, left, and Aleksei Nesterenko, center, of the Russian delegation, confer with Omar Loutfi…

…, delegate from the United Arab Republic about the Congo. Alius at Accord Rival A frican Parleys Planned in Congo Crisis Yo UN Concil- Continue Attacks On Hammarskjold LONDON (P)-Two rival confer- ences of…

… centralized system by some kind of federation. Some of the commission's re- commendations were being put in- to a resolution being drafted by Liberia, Ceylon and the United Arab Republic with help from In- dia…

… backing for Gizen- ga's leftist regime. Four of the five-the United Arab Republic, Ghana, Guinea, and Morocco--already in effect have recognized Gizenga as the head of the legal government of the Congo…

… LANSING (P) - About The senators said United States 3u a dozen Michigan State University policy must be based on the as- students staged a quiet march sumption that Red China could sa around the MSU campus…

… China?" they asked. an( student government, staging a "Does the United States have suffi- A: counter-demonstration. cient barganing power left to in- wf Not satisfied with the turnout sure representation…

… for Formosa? fn yesterday, student leaders said "If so, should we attempt to ne- 10 they planned a similar demon- gotiate an arrangement whereby th2 stration Saturday morning. 'Two Chinas' might be…

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… Crutch ... AT VARIOUS TIMES in the next two weeks, several hundred men students will find themselves in an upstairs room of a fraternity house with several actives standing around them demanding an…

… existence. It is true that, as the fraternity man will contend, people generally want some group identification. But there is no need for a system of identification so com- plete that the studen't is…

… ... LEADERS of the fraternity system, in an at- tempt to make affiliated living more palat- able to the American student and the general public'have attempted to create an image of the fraternity as an…

… to offer the student. A person living on campus often finds the University large, himself small, and therefore wants to find an enjoyable group of friends. These the fraternity can provide, if the…

… right house is chosen. Or possibly a student lacks what he considers a good social life, caused perhaps by the ab- sence of alcohol which he is unable to pro- vide himself. A fraternity house, with an or…

…% SYRIAN REVOLT: End of Pan-Arab Nationalism? By HARRY PERLSTADT Daily Staff Writer THE CAUSES of the revolt in Syria are not yet fully under- stood. But the obvious result is the destruction of President…

… Gamal Abdel Nasser's United Arab Republic and a death knell for pan-Arab nationalism. The revolt itself was overtly car- ried off by several army officers who promptly turned the coun- try over to a…

…- percusions in Western foreign policy. The effect on the UAR is most apparent. Nasser's dream of Arab unity has suffered a defeat and his left side of the middle of the road neutralism has been shaken. The…

… stature of Nasser as a voice of Arab nationalism and a force in the Afro-Asian block is sub- stantially reduced. He will con- tinue to develop Egypt along so- cialistic lines, but will not person- ally be…

… have a hollow ring.. -PHILIP SHERMAN City Editor LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Arab Students Reject 'Any. Interference' To the Editor: N AN ARTICLE published in The Daily (Oct. 19), Mr. Storch failed to do…

… students at the U of M reject any kind of inter- ference in the Arab domestic af- rairs by any group or groups of interested or non-interested par- ties." To an intelligent reader this means that Mr. Storch…

…'s conten- tion of no "burning Arab letters" on this score concerning Hillel is false. It is well understood why the Zionist Student Organization, as it turned out to be, was the only body interested in…

…1' TUITION HIKE: Smaller than You Think Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 'Where Opinions…

… Syrian revolution- aries seized control of this northern segmient of the now collapsed United Arab Republic. Syria To Adopt Neutral Policy Problems of Faculty Enrollment, Facilities Face 'U' in Future By…

…-' sort of continuing fedleration with Egypt in the United Arab R1epub- lic and said Syria now regards Egypt in the same light as any other Arab country. Syria also has applied for mem- br si of th Arabe…

… Faculty Members 'Kuzbari said~ a letter sent to the United Nations Saturday was a formal application for member- ship in - the name of the Syrian Arab Republic The United States State Depart- ment reported…

… request. It arrived in Washington Sunday trugh the American consu gen-' Knight.- In Beirut about 500 young men demonstrated last night in support of Nasser. They shouted "lotig live the United Arab Republic…

…," "down with separatist movements in the Arab world." honored yesterday fobrst h e ire achievement and service to the University. .. F 1 v e received Distinguished Achievement Awards, consisting of a…

… estimates show a dro of 415 from 3,165 to 2,750. Sault Branch However Michigan Tech's bdranch at Sault Ste. Marie has Increased ts students body by' 13 from 487 to 500. IMichigan Tech's budget de…

… 5,038 to approxi- mately 5,300.- .astiern Michigan University also rose to approxi mately 5,300 from 5,121. Following the general trend, Western Michigan Universityin creased by 173 students, giving i…

…Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "Where Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS TruthWiPeai" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS…

… Student Publications Building, pictured above, whose in- terior wails are lined with the names of past Daily senior editors, symbolizes this new series of col- umns, written by the 1961-162 senior staff. Ap…

…-m, - -~ _~ - \ 04 -_ - -n _ "-i-- . -/ -_ -- ~ r --- SYRIAN REVOLT 7.7a a---- - 4hdar ti- -. x _ : UNITEDCAR-- -- - - - - S -IS-P-A-E ASSA-S-N--E-. H.S-EIN Uniy~ luiv in ArabWorld - - -- -_-P- - -- a SY.11--.N REVOLT…

… the infant United Arab Republic is but another sign of Arab disunity. Time and again Arab .leaders proclaim their supra-national bro- therhood only to have their words of fellowship snarled in intrigues…

… troops of Iraq after Premier Kassem threatened to annex that tiny but oil wealthy sheikdom. Jordan has been a prime ex- ample of the Arab states' failure ,to live in peace with one another. In 1958, just…

… two weeks after the United Arab Republic was pro- claimed, Jordan and Iraq merged into the Arab Federation. Unlike the Egypt-Syria UAR, the new Federation had a common border, similar peoples and…

… snnkeman for the Arab termination to be as strong out- side Egypt as he is in it. U.S. Marines landed in Lebanon the day after Kassem's purge at the request of then Lebanese President Camille Chamoun. Cha…

… seminar on the crisis in Syria. The Arab Students Club protested, claiming that it would be "pre- mature" and "speculative" to hold a talk on th situation. The Arabs were upset enough contemplate sending…

… harmful for the "premature" and "specu- lative" events to be interpreted to one group of students who are in need of much deeper understanding of the Arabs' culture and poli- ties.i Apparently President…

…"Pst Want To See Some Poems?" Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG…

… option of keeping undesirable scholar- ships or losiilg the financial aid. Gagged Panel INTERNATIONAL Students Association was planning to invite two professors and two students to participate in a public…

… copies of the protest resolution to University President Harlan Hatcher and 'the' Office of Student Affairs, as well as to ISA. The protests would have been sent except that ISA officials then with- drew…

… the plans for the panel discussion, be- cause the Arabs' objections in regard to "pre- maturity" seemed to be "reasonable," mainly because all the facts about the Syrian crisis were "not yet known." ISA…

… divergent views were presented, the seminar would not have been "premature;" but very timely and noteworthy. I T IS ALSO interesting to note that the Arab club did not plan to protest againt a lecture by Prof…

…. George Grassmuck on the same topic to Hillel the other night. If the Arabs claim it would be harmful for the subject to be discussed in front of an inter- national audience, it would certainly be much more…

… Hatcher and OSA received no burning Arab letters on this score. ,'Tt is undeniable that ISA should not "an- tagonize" any cultural group. ISA has suc- ceeded in placating the extremely irritable Arabs, but…

… Graduate School prefers that the A.M. language require- ment be satisfied at least six (6) weeks before the end of the semester in which the degree is to be taken. Students are advised to communicate their…

…Y, APRIL 30, 1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY F --- FOREIGN EDUCATION: Student Views Arab Schools (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second in a five-part series on for- eign education.) By ELLEN SILVERMAN…

… University is the largest institution of its type in the Middle East, he continues. The enrollment of four thousand is composed of Arabs as well as foreign students. The Lebanese University is the only one of…

… The colleges and universities in Lebanon offer few scholarships or grants to the students who have graduated f r o m private high schools. It is assumed that if the student can pay for a private high…

… the six schools which is operated by the government. It is not, however, less expensive than the private schools. The Academic Lebanese des Beaux Arts is essentially for those students interested in art…

…-Cohn Chapel 1429 Hill Street All are Welcome fered include studies in sculpture, painting, design and music. Arabic Newest The Arabic University of Beirut is the newest school in Lebanon. Plans call for the…

… beginning of full scale operations next year. With the opening of this school the opportunity for more students to attend college will naturally in- crease. "Beirut is called the Paris of the Middle East…

…. Graduate Work For more advanced or post- graduate work, students travel to universities in other countries. Because many of the students graduate from French- or British- run high schools, they often travel…

… in Royal Oak after a performance to a capacity crowd here Friday night. Entitled "The Peace Corps Goes Abroad," the show was composed of the talents of 29 University international students. Featuring…

… students to meet more American families, Ar- thur Milne, director of the pro- duction and counselor of the In- ternational Center, explained. Reporter To Talk On UN Assembly Pauline Frederick, United Na…

…- struction, Constitutional Amendments will be considered, May 2, 7:30 p.m., Community Center. For transportation call Ora Hersh, NO 3-2085 after 5:30 p.m. Gamma Delta, Lutheran Student Club, Supper, Business…

…'s quadrangle rooms within certain time limits and contingent upon a two-thirds approval by the individual houses. Student Government 3) That student government should play a large, if not all pervad- ing, role…

… in formulating regulations within the quads.. Additionally, the conference attended by approximately 90 quad- rangle residents, student government members, faculty members and administrators…

… arrested A.rab :league Accepts ~ Syria CAIRO (JP)-Newly independent Syria was readmitted to the Arab League yesterday. The action came a month after Syria broke away from its union with Egypt - in President…

… Gamal Nasser's United Arab Republic. All but the Iraqi delegation at-; tended a special meeting of the 11-nation League that approved Syria's readmission application.- Syria was readmitted to the United…

… of Flint is mounting against Flint Junior College's re- cent stand against the House Committee on Un-American Ac- tivities. This is the report of members of the Flint JC student govern- ment. Flint JC…

… was the first'college in the country to unanimously pass the United States National Stu- dent Association's resolution favor- ing the abolition of HUAC, Gary Scott, student government mem- ber…

… Flint and attempt to bulk of the student government arouse anti-USNSA sentiment at favored USNSA, but voted in ac- the school. cordance with the campus prefer- Lewis is currently on a nation- ence, as…

… shown by the referendum. wide speaking tour both endorsing At Oklahoma the referendum HUAC and opposing USNSA. He was a straw vote, not binding on was not available for comment the Senate. Student body…

… presi- yesterday. dent Jerry Gamble, who person- Scott said Flint JC's student ally favored the USNSA alliance, springing from meglomaniac au- sponse from Vance Bourjaily. thors living in a world where…

…'s. Students three particular physics' aay, for the fee of, $4 per receive mimeographed their lectures through the al faculty reaction has e of casual assent if not enthusiasm. Members of ois fac'ulty who were…

… con- bout the service by the ini agreed that it is an of free enterprise and be treated accordingly. * * * S - The Students for ction at the University of ave announced a nation- ition drive to ask…

…. . * . BERKELEY - The students association of the University of California Student Forum ente ed the Creighton-ROTC issue by'de- tiding to ask Col. John T. Malloy or his representativs to present his side of the…

… grade after he, in ,niform, led a picket line protesting compulFory ROTO. * * .* NORTHAMPTON, Mass. - The faculty of Amherst has voted to end a program forcing leaves of absence for students considered to…

… DAILY Algerian Student Asks LibertyE By ELLEN SILVERMAN through the United States ship- The Algerian people are look- ment of arms to France through ing for independence and the end the NATO programs…

…, Muhammad Sahnoun, Al-ve.isoonlyrecentlSthatItey hav gerian students organization rep- shown any feeling for our cause FLAT TIRES resentative, said Friday.v by abstaining or voting with us inFT LIN ES I DAY…

… Afro-Asian bloc arid particu- war," he added in a speech spon- larly. the African nations geo- Have your bike repaired.9 sored by the Arab Club. graphically near,- such as Tunisia over Spring Vacation at…

… students, I feel itis my duty to clarify a few points. Just because the Arab students in particular and the ISA in gen- eral did not feel it was their posi- tion to discuss the Syria-Egypt split, does not…

…Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Where Opinions-Are Free STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN…

… Michigan and the students at its greatest center of learning have as little political power as the voteless Negro populace in Fayette or Pike counties, Southland U.S.A. It is true enough that the citizens of…

… this state democratically elect eight other citizens to serve as Regents of the University and con- trol its policies and operations. The students here have the opportunity-twice a year-to elect Student…

… Government Council members to represent their views. This same group casts ballots for <student members of the Board in' Crontrol of Student Publications, which pub- lishes this newspaper, the Ensian…

…, Generation, the Student Directory, and-when the reins are loosened-the Gargoyle. A somewhat smaller constituency , (ie., the hale student) elects in a democratic fashion members to the Union Board of Directors…

… reached in a private "committee If the whole?" 'ONTIRARY TO THE REGENTS, Student Government Council holds the majority f its meetings in public session with fully rmed and uncensored Daily staffers observ…

… usually con- sist of the chairmen of Homecoming, Michi- gras, Musket, etc., some junior executive offi- cers and a Daily reporter. STUDENTS on the athletic board are usually top name sophomore athletes…

… publications traditionally become the nucleus of student membership on the publication board. They have a knowledge of the inner workings of the publications and (usually) a belief in editorial freedom for the…

… press. What the members of these :boards do in the closed chambers of the conference room once a month, however, is a mystery to the students whose votes put them there. An elected position has lost its…

…) "Procelytizing" Protestants IQC Jazz Show, which'in previous ing speed limits. can be expected to be rebuffed by years has featured such per- Foreign students, in general, most Arabs, Indians and many formers as…

….for the coming academic, year. ", f students: 1) Differences among forelgn .Miss Fisher's job entails plan- students as individuals, even if ning and coordinating various they come from the same country…

…, ADC activities and, projects which ca econsiderable involve the whole of the student j 2) Violations of moralstandards body. 2)yVeilatis ofaoralstan-dsThe first of these special pro- may be Indicative…

… meo office oa n commi :verydifferent, Arabs too strict, chairmen of the women's resi- Turks and Latins too lenient on dente halls, problems encountered dain the various jobs are discussed "y V…

… Fisher ROBERT KLINGER of modesty involved in such group will be responsible for the organ- ... researches morals , living. ization of the Assembly-Inter- 6) Most foreign students severely Quadrangle…

… asked, all of which were par- ticipial phrases describing hypo- tlietical "offenses" committed by foreign students here. Each response was scored as to its degree of feeling--from 1 ("you; feel this is…

… was in attitudes toward premarital sex relations. The survey reported that South American and Turkish students tend to view premarital relations -or a situation when a single person goes out with a…

… person of the opposite sex with, the in- tention of sexual relations - in a more favorable light than do Americans. Neutral Attitude Klinger also found that most foreign students had a neutral attitude…

… toward inter-racial mar- riage, while Americans had a "moderately bad" attitude. Arabs, Indians, Chinese, South Americans and Turks, in that or- der, are "most different" from Americans, although they are…

… Vaughan; Williams House, Corridor Party, West Quad- rangle; Zeta Phi, Record Dance, 1443' Washtenaw. Summary of Action Taken by Student Government Council at its Meeting of October 4, 1961. Approved as…

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…. SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1961 NIGHT EDITOR: ROBERT FARRELL The Basis of Dissension On 'Operation Abolition' THE COMPLEX QUESTION of the validity of the film "Operation Abolition," which claims student…

… member of Student Government Council, and Fulton Lewis III, technical director of the film, had both seen the film many times. Yet on the basis of the same information, the debaters drew diametrically…

… opposed conclu- sions. Lewis claimed the film contained several scenes in which "known Communists" were shown leading student action inside the lobby of San Francisco City Hall and outside the Com- mittee…

… hearing room. He was supported by at least one student in the audience who quoted the Congressional Record as stating the exis- tence of seven such scenes in the film, and who claimed to have recognized…

…. WINTER -BEATRICE Problems of Free Speech amunists. This, ent before in- that there was esses had done he student ac- ered "at least" ere not subpoe- entioned in the nes leading the ified by Federal its on…

…. -The Nation HURSDAY NIGHT a very dangerous speech was given in a University building. It was a markedly anti-Semitic speech given by an Arab consulate official to an audience of people of Jewish and…

… Arab descent. In giving the United Arab Republic view of the 13-year conflict between Israel and Egypt, the lecturer constantly used inflammatory phrases about Jews such as "arrogant; Israel never payed…

… one stinken penny for the land they took over from the Arabs; Arabs have protested since 1922 the unjust invasion of their lands by Jews; American Jews through tax-free organizations are financing one…

… published in The Daily of Oct. 24, signed by four graduate students with Arab names was quite disturbing. It ap- pears from that letter that these four students and the other mem- bers of the Arab Club…

…LETTERS TO TI u: t 19&u ad9 Seventy-First Year, EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUSLICATIONS pnions Are Free STUDENT…

… lectures alone would not serve urpose, and a schedule of seminars was p to supplement "addresses by principal :ers. the end of each principal address, at- d by approximately 100 students and ty members, the…

… believes that, student participation in the series is essential to its success, the seminar program must be given thoughtful consideration. Without success in this aspect of the pro- gram, Challenge is…

… member' and officer of Student Govern- ment Council several years ago, I had the pleasure of knowing and working with Miss Bacon. We dis- agreed on occasion, but her open- minded intellectual integrity was…

… something which was a challenge to those who had contact with her. From my observations, Dean Bacon stimulated, not stifled, in- dividual expression. * * * ALTHOUGH the student sup- port which she enjoys may…

… the renewal of Syrian indepen- dence is a "domestic Arab" affair. It is precisely this contention that deserves discussion: is there such a thing as "an Arab?" who is to determine what areas are to be…

…"Careful You Don't Set the Whole Dormitory on Fire" Z'PrmtdiigallBatty Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "Where Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF…

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… no Chapter was formed. The society apparently has had difficulty attracting students to the cause of Birchism. This lack of support clashes with the al- leged "conservative surge" among the nation…

…'s youth and seems to indicate that it is more than money that keeps students out of the John Birch Society. Hack,? THE INTERNATIONAL social- 1 ists... took a meretricious hack named Arnold J. Toynbee, who…

… time uninformed and irresponsible, was also the name-calling in Sunday's editorial by Gerald Storch on "problems of free speech." Here Storch accuses an Arab consulate official of "markedly anti…

…-Semitic" state ments. In this same editorial Storch claims that the official presented the United Arab Re- public view of the Israeli-Egyptian problem. How irresponsible can you get? Since both Arabs and Jews are…

… antipathies are direct- ed against the Israeli nation, and not because the Israelis happen to be fellow Semites, but because they are.a people who invaded the Arab lands., -Uldis R. Golts, '61 strength leaves…

… for students at their home Wed., May 17 from 4 to 6 p.m. A Special Meeting of the University senate will be hld on Tues, May 16, at 4:15 p.m. in the Rackham Lecture Hall. Engineering Freshmen: "Program…

… be available in their offices for individual consultation with freshmen who wish to obtain information con- cerning their programs. All student concerned are encouraged to take feull advantage of this…

… opportunity. Phyical Therpy Meetling: Students planning to concentrate In Physical Therapy orinterestteid in knowing about Physical Therapy. Wed., May 17 aa 7:15 p.m., Room 1603, first floor, Main Bldg…

… the Congo. Submit Resolution Ceylon, Liberia and the United Arab Republic submitted a reso- lution charging that Belgium vio- lated its trusteeship agreement by permitting troops of Col. Joseph Mobutu…

… Comes After the Horse." 11:50 a.m. Rev. David Von Winkle: "The Decisive Imperative" PRESBYTERIAN CAMPUS CENTER FOR STUDENTS Sunday, January 15 11:30 a.m. Student Coffee Hour Room 6:45 p.m. Presbyterian…

… Student Forum Held in French Room. in French Fellowship Tuesday, -January 17 9:00 p.m. "Coffee & Conservation," 217 S. Observatory, Pat Pickett's Apt. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH State and William Streets…

… D . Fred E. Luchs, Minister. Rev. Edgar Edwards, Student Minister. Guild House at 524 Thompson. Services 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. "Miracle of a Conversation," Dr. Fred E. Luchs preaching Bible Lecture 10…

…:20-10:40 Dr. Preston Slosson Coffee Hour Between Services in Main Hall Church School: 9:30-10:40 and 10:55-12:00, crib through 12th grade. Student Guild, 7:00 p.m. Sunday at the Guild House, 524 Thompson Radio…

… BIBLE CHURCH Corner State and Huron Streets ST. ANDREWS CHURCH and the EPISCOPAL STUDENT FOUNDATION 306 North Division Sundays- 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion. 9:00 A.M. Holy Communion followed by breakfast at…

… of Liberal Religious Education No student group will meet LUTHERAN STUDENT CENTER AND CHAPEL National Lutheran Council Hill St.-& S. Forest Ave. Henry 0. Yoder, Pastor Phone: NO 8-7622 Sunday 9:00 a…

…, Chapel, followed by breakfast in the Pine Room. (Over in time for 8:00 classes). FRIDAYS- 5:30 p.m. Wesley Graduate Student Fellow- ship dinner followed by program. Pine Room. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST…

…. Pickett, Assistant Minister 9:45 Student Bible Class. 11:00 Worship. 6:45 Student Fellowship Program. due on the following days: TODAY (January 14) - 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. RENTAL PRINTS are to be returned…

… to the basement of the Student Activities Building, Room 528; at the designated hours only. All prints not in by January 14 at 5:00 P.M. will be subject to a fine of 25c per day per print and the…

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… TIME, as the Arabs well know and about which they often complain. Contrary to the Arab propaganda line, time is on Israel's side. "Time, after all, is the great legitimizer of national status. With each…

… mounts. With each passing year her population grows and her economy is strengthened, and the "silent miracle" of Israel's eco- nomic growth since 1948 goes on." -Gil Kollin "The Student Zionist" to settle…

… political disputes, and at the same time creates resentment in at least some Arab areas by seeming to claim a position in part of the Sahara which the Algerian Arabs also claim as the most sen- sitive point…

… tim- ing a matter of future negotiation. Bourguiba may be entitled to some exasperation over France's avoid- ance of such negotiations, espe- cially in view of the pressure on him from Arab sympathy…

… news reports by the violent action. But at the moment his Western friends are embarrassed by his intemperance, and his Arab friends by the pos- sible effect on the cause of the Al- gerians. Revlisionism…

…THEMICHIGANDAILY ri E ROUNDUP: ti-Castro Group Organizes 14 *rbLRSIIEHE5, By MALINDA BERRY BLOOMINGTON - The forma- )n of an anti-Castro student oup was announced by seven diana University…

… students. - The organization, to be called e Committee of One Thousand pposed to the Castro 'Cuban )vernment, will try to present e "true facts about the sup- ession of freedom in Cuba as ntrasted to the…

…-visual esentations, various published itings, and bibliographic data d study and discussion pro- Huston pointed out that the COT will be "a local organization composed of local students," while the Fair Play group is…

…, it is necessary that groups be formed to present opposing sides. * * * - . ITHACA - The Cornell Com- mittee for a Sane Nuclear Policy has proposed that the National Student Council of SANE "pull out of…

… National Student SANE." The SANE discussion came to center, on differences in methods between National Adult SANE and the Student Council. The Na- tional Committee appears to be interested in lobbying for…

… govern- ment action, whereas student sen- timent is for grass roots agitia- tion, like the NSC-orgaflzied peace march last Easter. * * * BLOOMINGTON - Approxi- mately ten student demonstrators from the…

…. Charlton said that the gathering represented no specific group, explaining that "it started: on a street corner." * * * MADISON - Student opposi- tion to the House Un-American Activities Committee. "does not…

… psychology department entitled, "Theory of Adapted Systems," at 4:15 p.m. today in Aud. B. Organization Noticess Baha' Student Group, Discussion:: "Religion Renewed," May 12, 8 p.m., 2029 Ferdon. Calf NO 3…

…-2904 for trans- portation. - * Congregational Disciples E & R Stu- dent Guild, Discussion, May 12, 12 Noon, 524 Thompson. S* s Lutheran Student Assoc., Organ Re- cital: Dr, H. Vollenweider, visiting or- gj…

… school. Arab To Discuss Neutralist Policies Fawzi Abu-Diab, director of the Midwest Arab Information Center in Chicago, will speak on "Positive Neutralism and the Arab World" at 4:30 p.m. today in…

…, Associate Dean James C. Mouzon announced. Chemistry 265 will be available to a student who has completed elementary college chemistry and will take advantage of his train- ing in college mathematics and…

… physics. These new chemistry courses are to meet the need of engineering students who require more background in the princi- ples of physical chemistry, he said. "There is a trend for all degree programs to…

… find a "scientific, systematic way of ap- propriating funds for state uni- versities." ISA Cancels Syrian Talk After Arab Group Protests By GERALD STORCH International Students Association has canceled…

… a proposed sem- inar on the crisis in Syria after a protest from the Arab Students Club. The Arabs' resolution stated that "it is premature and indeed harmful to find that ISA is exploiting the Syrian…

… grow sub- e needed to handle a split-third ncreased student enrollment. Heyns divides the problem of es: the teaching fellow and the has some kind of training pro- involve seminars and discussions means…

… invite two students and two professors from the political science department for the sem- dinar, ISA Vice-President . Jack roblems The University came in for at- tack also, however, when Boyer told the…

… shock of vast num- bers" of oncoming students and the mounting 'mass of knowledge and skills to be mastered must not undermine the quality of the Uni- versity, President Harlan Hatcher said Friday night…

…. The halting seemed always to come to late for the Wolverines. MOCK ATOMIC WAR: Defense Drill Proves Successful Public Colleges Urged To End Student Fees. Public universities and colleges should charge…

… their students little of no fees, the executive director of the Michigan Council of State College Presidents said yesterday. Merritt M. Chambers, a former University professor, told the As- sociation of…

… otherwise not be there." Addressing the association's 39th annual meeting in Lincoln, Neb., Chambers said selective awards only go to the top few per cent of students, but do not reach the other "millions of…

… oncoming youth Wolverines- Maier, '63, explained yesterday.. However, the Arabs' complaint was more than an attempt to stifle discussion. The objections seem' to be reasonable because all the facts about…

… astating that the Earth's would be uninhabitable years. task: design a survival to keep civilization alive ull century. t do you do? was "Project Noah," an ment handed the 83 en students at Harvey ed…

…:. "I Always Like To Watch Their Reactions When This One Springs Open" rLAtiean aily Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "Where Opinions Are Free UNDER…

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… political waters of the Middle East have been relatively and surprisingly calm now for three years. But crisis always lurks in the Arab East, and the latest move by Iraq's revolutionary gov- ernment in…

… would be an implicit threat to a major source of oil for Britain and Western Europe. The oil flow could be further threat- ened by a new' outbreak of quar- reling among the Arabs them- selves. Soviet…

…- ser, strongest single Arab nation- alist leader, has been feuding with Kassem for more than two years, ever since the Iraqi revolution turned away from the United Arab Republic brand of pan-Arabism. The…

… reaction in Cairo to an at- tempted Iraqi takeover in Kuwait could be violent. Already an urgent meeting of the Arab League Coun- cil seems in prospect. Nasser al- ways had had an active interest in Kuwait…

…, where he enjoys strong support from the ranks of young and rebellious Arab intellectuals. 4 4 d .1 1 FROM OTHER CAMPUSES: Propaganda on Testing By PETER STEINBERGER Daily Staff Writer THE SPECIAL…

… dollar (and the singular is used advised: ) is being spent. Perhaps for a few years we should spend less of that money on uni- versity students, and more of it on Capitol politicians. ; Y r ., *: WITH…

… withering admonishments of public opinion without laying the blame at the real offender's door, we will irreparably damage our cause. -INDIANA DAILY STUDENT Calculated Risk THE ST. LOUIS weather bureau has an…

…. Moreover, expulsion without stated or apparent reason must be nothing but humiliating for any student non-member, so long as other student non-members are freely admitted to the facilities. I admire the…

… the instructiOn of graduate students, and joint publication of an Ori- ental Art periodical. "Richard Ettinghausen a n d Archibald Wenley, director of the Freer Qallery, are presently serv- ing without…

… the Gallery," said Prof. George H. Forsythe, direc- tor of the Kelsey Museum of Archaeology. Sponsors Students Graduate students in Oriental Art are sponsored by the Charles L. Freer Funi to work in the…

…,000. Charles L. Freer, a prominent Detroit financier, stip- ulated that the fund' should be used "to promote interest in Ori- ental art and finance University faculty and student studies at the Freer Gallery…

… officially recog- nized and registered organizations only. Organizations planning to be active for the Fall semester should register by OCTOBER 10, 1961. Forms available, 3011 Student Activities Building. Ex…

…- ception to this procedure is subject to' Student Government Council approval. Baha'i Student Group, Weekly Meet- ing-Open to all, Sept. 22, 8 p.m., 418 Lawrence. Call NO 3-2904 for informa- tion and…

… Study the Near East?" Refreshments served. Student Government Council-The approval for the following student- sponsored activities becomes effective 24 hours after the publication of this ,notice. All…

…:00 p.m. Marshall Scholarships. Applications for the Marshall Scholarships for study at British universities are now avail- able at the Scholarship Office, 2011 Student Activities Building. Appli- cants…

…, Philip- pines, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, United Arab Republic, and the United Kingdom. The grants are made for one academic year and include round-trip transportation, tuition, a living allow- ance…

… and a small stipend for books and equipment. All grants are made in for- eign currencies. Interested students who are U.S. citi- zens and hold an A.B. degree, or who will receive such a degree by June…

… receipt of applications is October 23, 1961. Persons not enrolled in a college or university should direct inquiries and requests for applications to the Insti- tute of International Education, U.S. Student…

… averting civil war in the Congo. Hammarskjold welcomed the ai plan - sponsored by the United Arab Republic, Ceylon and Liberia A fire a -as giving a stronger and clearer taurant la mandate for the much…

… Force HERN DEMONSTRATORS: lice Arrest Negro Students BAND MEMBERS IN RUSSIA-Although they were much dlelayed the University symphony orchestra at last arrived in Russia. Mere Don Sinta, '61M, is shown…

… shish-kebab. AINT: s News' k Biased ertising of complaint from a student stating that Arbor News accepted stion his advertisement ment for rent despite hat it contained the te only" was brought nonthly…

…'re still bringing them in." Some of those arrested were among hundreds of students from Morris College who tried to march on downtown Sumter. Seven other Negro students, from Benedict College, were ar…

… refusing to leave a railroad station restaurant for white people in Atlanta and at Nashville, Tenn., 27 college students-including one white girl-won dismissal on a technicality after their arrest for a…

… evidence of any injury. Forty young Negroes took part in three lunch counter sit-ins dur- ing the Columbia demonstration. A student leader said anti-segre- gation protests there would con- tinue indefinitely…

… Abolition" at to- night's Student Government Coun- cil meeting has been cancelled, Council Executive Vice-President Per Hanson, '62, announced last night. Hanson said that he had been Informed by the group at…

…-, tivities section of the University regulations booklet. "The major purpose of this mo- tion is to facilitate approval of student sponsored events and clarify the procedures involved," John Feldkamp, '61…

…, chairman of the Council, said. The change in the regulations means that the Council as a whole will not act on calendaring of student events except for events referred to the Council by James A. Lewis, vice…

…-president for Stu- dent Affairs. Two Other Motions The Council will also decide on: two motions that have previously been considered in committee as a -whole since they are expressions of student opinion. One is…

… Survey Research Cen- ter, presented tabular description of "How People Pay for College." He demonstrated that the an- nual expense of attending college for unmarried students could be as low as $450 or…

… contribution, 23 per cent from student earnings, 8 per cent from scholarships, and eight per cent from other sources. Parents reported various meth- ods of raising their contributions. In 48 per cent of the…

…. Among these were studies of foreign students in land-grant colleges, the education of Americans to serve abroad, the arts and sciences in land-grant colleges;teacher education, en- gineering and graduate…

… work in the humanities and social sci- ence. Foreign Students A report on foreign students was concerned with these stu- dents studying in the United States. The situation is espe- cially urgent because…

… of the needs of the new nations of the world. Each year, Ameri- can universities undertake the overwhelming task of educat- ing more than 53,000 students from abroad. And the number of foreign students…

… liberal and technical education must still be maintained. , The present method of selec- tion of foreign students has serious defects. And "the illu- sion that too many foreign stu- dents are coming to the…

… Unit- ed States,' concludes the re- port, "is the result of the un- necessary concentration of for- eign students in a few well- known universities." Selection Limited The fact that almost all of the…

… work must be conducted in English greatly limits the se- lection of students and creates both academic and social prob- lems for those foreign students who are admitted. Further problems include the…

… great amount of indifference toward foreign students on American campuses, the rigid- ness of course requirements and the startling differences be- tween the United States sys- tem of education and those…

… of other nations. All of this means that special orientation and counseling are badly needed in the universities. Further Problems Additional problems arise when the foreign student re- turns home. The…

…Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 'Where Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prevail" STUDENT…

… overt and serious cutbacks have een announced in two of the special reading nrses in languages for graduate students. he German and French faculties have slash- I in half the number of sections originally…

… Lanned, doubled enrollment in the ones of- red, and still been forced to turn away many idents. RADUATE STUDENTS seeking a doctorate ,degree from the Rackham School must ass reading examinations in two…

…. To pass the exams, many graduate students lect the 111 and 112 sequence in German and/ r French. If they pass 112 with a B or better, he language requirement is fulfilled. For those unable to get into…

… these classes, nd this means almost 300 students this fall, Wore timely and more costly alternatives are pen: independent study, private language chool courses, or election of the regular four emester…

… problems they presented. Now, with classes twice as large under normal conditions, there will be a much smaller percentage of the teacher's time avail- able per student. An abridged set of homework exercises…

… be adequate enough to pass the graduate school exam. More and more students each year arrive on campus with a good part of the undergraduate requirement met, and finish it off before they are…

… evolve as equitable and efficient a solution as the conditions will per- mit.' The fact remains, however, that cutbacks had to be taken and not for pedagogical rea- sons. Students were turned away from…

…"We Always Insisted on a Salute to the Flag" ° r IrIdgal Batey Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "Where Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY Of BOARD IN…

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… summer's eliminated. will be consideration of a tuition hike and It has ordered the administration to start severe operations cutbacks, the details of which cutting from students already admitted for are…

… Claifrnnia Aovernn PatV Arabs... To the Editor: AGREE with Mr. Storch's edi- torial, in which he reviewed the recent lecture on the Arab-Israeli conflict, that the general tone of the speaker was that of one…

… speaker. The speaker, an Arab, belongs to the Semitic race, and represents a people who, as all historians and sociologists know today, could not, because of their peculiar concepts of religion, race and…

… politics, apply the same derog- atory meanings to the terms "Se- mitic" and "Jewish" that Euro- peans apply to them. As a religion, Judaeism is no more discriminated against in the Arab world than are…

… Catholics discriminated against in the U.S.A. The attitude of Arabs towards Zionists (not Jews) can be compared to the attitude of the United States towards the Mor- mons when they wished to estab- lish a…

… religious state in Utah. 2) The speaker did not use the term "one stinking penny"; a spectator did. 3) The speaker was an Arab League, and not a U.AR., official. 4) He did not equate the Jewish people with…

…:30-5:30. Events Friday Student Recital: Karen Klipec, so- prano, will present a recital in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Bachelor of Music on Fri., May 19, 8:30 p.m., in Aud. A. Miss Klipec will…

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… 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. THURSDAY, JUNE 29. 1961 NIGHT EDITOR: PETER STEINBERGER IN MACLEISH DRAMA: Mystery Answers Mystery Threat to Kuwait Challenges U.S. Commitment IN A LETTER to the Arab states-including Iraq…

… experience--whatever you may think of it personally. Bergman has brought to the screen a new intelectual dimension S PROPOSED BILL: Student Exchange Peace Corps Policy Awkward . SARGENT SHRIVER, director…

… over Arab CORE Rides THE ANN ARBOR Direct Action Committee, local branch of the Congress of Racial Equality, is making a big mistake in sending freedom riders to stage sit-ins in Dearborn. First, the…

… objectives of the corps is endangered. -RUTH EVENHUIS By FLORENCE SISKIND Daily Staff Writer PROBLEMS hindering foreign student exchange are being considered by Congress as part of a bill which would codify…

… and co- ordinate existing laws dealing with student exchange. The bill, stepping up govern- ment activities in the exchange of persons has recently been in- troduced in both the House and the Senate…

… by M. Robert Klinger, counselor at the Inter- national Center and an expert in immigration problems at the re- quest of the Government Liaison Committee of Foreign Student Ad- visors. ** * THE BILL…

… deals with three main areas of existing difficulties. The first of these is the role the fed- eral government plays in offering scholarships to foreign students to study in the United States. The bill…

… falls on universities and colleges in the United States. It is proposed that funds be authorized to aid uni- versities in the cost of educating foreign students beyond what the student pays in tuition…

… month in salar- ies alone. NEW SEMES We will obtain any PAPERBOUND BOOK in print- list 95c & Up at 10% OFF LIST PRICE For students ar GLOBAL 4829 WOOWARD (nr. Wa Open daily 11A.M. to 5 P.M -AP Wirephoto…

… strongly they were on Egypt's payroll. The captives were in the pay of "those who claim Arabism, claim faith in unity," declared informa- tion minister Mustafa Baroodi in a statement broadcast by Damas- cus…

… radio. President Nasser of the now- sundered United Arab Republic is the No. 1 exponent of unifica- tion of all Arabs, from Northwest Africa to the Persian Gulf. Nasser has called the Syrian re- volt last…

… week against Cairo's rule a setback "which must be the starting point for destroying re- action and treason" throughout the Arab sphere. TER SPECIAL POWER ELITE by C. Wright Mills 50c I Supply Limited…

… Student Government Council READING and DISCUSSION SEMINAR: I I I 11 …

… East German court yesterday sentenced two California students to two years in prison on charges of trying to smuggle an East Berlin girl stu- dent into West Berlin in a car's luggage compartment. Victor…

… reported. Students Imprisoned The trial brought to three the number, of American students known to have been sentenced to prison behind the iron curtain this month. Marvin William Makinen, a Ful- bright…

… student at West Berlin's Free 'University, was sentenced to eight years in prison in the Soviet Union. A military court in Kiev found him guilty Sept. 5 of spy- ing while on a car trip from Ber- 'd lin…

…. Ferry was a student at .Santa Ana College and Pankey was studying mathematics at Pomona College. Both had been attend- ing summer school in Europe and were due to return to their schools in California. In…

… Americans, a Briton and a Dutchman Sept. 13. Try Arabs Western sources reported they 1 went on trial Monday. The sen- tencing was the 'first indication that two United Arab Republic ! citizens also were on…

… said Ferry and Pankey were convicted of trying to smug- gle a girl student of East Berlin's Humboldt University to West Ber- lin in the luggage coipartment of their car. The girl was not identified…

… extraordinary private audience last week to seven Ameri- can college students touring Japan under the auspices of the United States National Student Association. We met first for a protocol briefing in the outer…

… could smile. Prince Speaks Prince Akihito spoke with all of us for a minute, and then skillfully steered the male students off for more conversation. The Princess conversed only with the women. The quiet…

…-voiced, docile Princess whom we met only faint- ly resembles the vivacious, fun-loving girl who was president of student government at Sacred Heart College, her friends say. She was interested in our tour and the…

… student organization which sponsored it. We spoke about the varying degrees of freedom student governments have. She wondered how American student govern- ments conveyed their wishes to the faculty, and…

… what the rela- tionship of an individual student to USNSA is. Deep Interests The Crown Prince told the two men in our group of his deep interest in the social welfare of the Japanese people. He explained…

… - the best units of the nation's tiny army. Messages of support and sym- pathy arrived from a number of Arab countries, many of which until recently had boycotted Tu- nisia, branding it "too pro- Western…

…. The 11-nation Arab League Council, meeting in Cairo, voted unanimously to send Arab volun- teers to Tunisia within the next few days and organize other groups later. League headquar- ters gave no…

… threatened to ; walk out of the Arab League if Kuwait is not 'admitted into membership. The reports said King Saud of Saudi Arabia conveyed this threat to Arab League Secre- tary - General Abdul Khalek…

… Hassouna during Hassouna's visit to Saudi Arabia on the last stage of his peacemaking mis- sion over the Iraq-Kuwait cris- is. The Arab League Council is to convene next Wednesday to consider Kuwait…

…," he commented after the closed meeting. INVESTIGATE GRADUATE STUDENTS: 'U Unaware of HUAC Screenings Here Study Housing for Diplomats Ureaty Korea Reds Claim South Korea May Attack Say West Resists…

…- tions of graduate students holding government fellowships. Vice - President for Research Ralph A. Sawyer, who also heads the Rackham garduate school, said he had not heard of any Univer- sity student…

… National Science Foun- dation about a $3,800 scholarship awarded to a student previously convicted for refusing to say whether he was a Communist. Cancel Scholarships The scholarship was cancelled on the…

… appeal to the Supreme Court. "Every University student who has received an NSF grant through the University has signed the loyalty oath and disclaimer affidavit," Sawyer said. "We haven't had any reports…

…, associate dean of Rackham and the man who supervises the NSF grants for the University, also reported no know- ledge of investigations of local students. He said about 80 Ursiversity stu- dents hold NSF co…

…-operative fel- lowships and summer fellowships for graduate teaching assistants. Sawyer said it is not the "Uni- versity's business to check on the loyalty of a student." He said that if a student did sign the…

….'LEE . explains fee refunds U' Draftees .To Receive FeeRefund By SANDRA JOHNSON University students called to ac- tive duty by thearmed services will receive a full refund of se- mester fees, University Comptrol…

…- ler Gilbert L. Lee has stated in a memo to the billing office. In addition, they will not need to pay a service charge for this refund. Less than a dozen students have left the University this semester…

…- to assume active duty, Supervisor of Student Billing Neil M. Tracy said yesterday. Otherwse, students would re- ceive a full refund without a serv- ice charge only if the change in "fee status" were…

… brought by ad- ministrative action of the Univer- sity, he explained. Other Instances Tracy cited the dropping of a course or the removal of students from a class that is too full as instances in which such…

… a refund might be demanded. In all other cases a student .leaving during the first two weeks of school is refunded his entire fee minus a $30 dis-enrollment charge. If he is leaving during the third…

… Arab Republic. The rebellion began in the Syrian capital of Damascus and was reported to have spread last night to the key northern city of Aleppo. Calling themselves the Higher Arab Revolutionary…

… women in physical education comes be- cause the basic roles of men and women in that field are different, he said. NDEA Limit' College students seeking federal loans soon may find that an "ac- celerated…

… year rather than the calendar year. Senate passage Tuesday of changes in the Act, now limiting each student to a $1,000 loan for a 12-month period, sent the meas- ure to Kennedy for approval. Sponsors of…

… the bill pointed out that some students - operating under an accelerated schedule on a four quarter or trimester pro- gram-finish four academic years in three calendar ones. The new provision would…

… allow them $4,000 instead of the present $3,000 maxi- mum. Assistant Dean of Men Karl Streiff, who administers NDEA loans for the University, explained that under the present conditions here a student…

… holding an NDEA grant for the fall and spring semesters could get extra funds if he wants to attend summer school. "None of our students has ever taken the full $1,000. for two semester period, so there is…

… amount. Vice-President for Student Af- fairs James A. Lewis has an- nounced that he will submit to the Regents a proposal that would give the Lecture Committee, which controls the use of University f a…

… binnd to abouit NEW MEMBERS-John Vas and. Richard Croysdale pointed Thursday to fill seats on Student Governmeni CONTRACT TALKS: Ford Strike Deadline Set on Tuesday by U DETROIT (1P) - United Auto…

… shortly after he returned to the bargaining talks ye,, statement was in the form of a letter to Malcolm Deni: negotiator. A strike at Ford would i Vacant New Student, 4 IFC Official a* Join Council :.E p…

….;asIzeSrvice, 'Progressive Action' As SGC Concerns By JUDITH OPPENHEIM David Croysdale, '63, and John t Vos, '63, were appointed early yes- terday morning to fill empty sears on Student Government Council until the November…

… recogni- tion to the new Syrian republic yesterday, 12 days after that Middle Eastern state dramatically split from President Gamal Abdel Nas- ser's tVnted Arab Republic. s The official word was conveyed to…

… Press More than a dozen countries of the East and West have recogniz- ed -the newly independent Syria since it broke away from the Unit- ed Arab Republic in the Sept. 28- 29 military coup. And…

… Friday until 9 P.M.; Sat. until 6 STUDENT GOVERNMENT COUNCIL READING and DISCUSSION Seminar: TO THE FINLAND STATION Edmund Wilson .1 …

…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…

… GOLDEN Honors Program Fails, Needs Thorough Revision N THE HONORS PROGRAM." For e and one-half years now, this has special opportunities for a select group ary . college students. The designation" has…

… selecting or creating of students that were desired. ecent report of research on the program hat: "honors students are seen to prefer ganization to self-direction in the class- and reaches the somewhat weak…

… con-. that "evidence of a liking for indepen- holarship (among honors students) is dily forthcoming." S SUPERFICIAL conclusion would be the program has failed, either in its f students or in its…

…, independent mnd honors students have been shown same report to prefer directed, "or- work. Their supposed preference for e" jobs is most likely a combination of to conform to the value standards of stioner and…

… more worthwhile than the classes. , in fact, students in honors sections rn less and find less of interest in a' that students in some of the regular possibly because of poor selection of members to…

… teach, and to challenge, students. ooking at the selection of the honors , one finds that the primary factor is ity, nor intelligence, nor capability for independent work, but grades, whose definite…

… correlation with any of the traits desired for honors students seems unlikely. AN INTERVIEW with Prof. Robert C. Angell, previous director of the prgram, exposed the fact that, although at the beginning of his…

… tenure, students who could show ability but had low grades were given a chance in the program, grades became more and more para- mount. For those invited into the program at the beginning of their freshman…

… admitted, while a 3.0 is necessary to remain in'the program. The latter provision seems perfectly satis- factory-honors students should be required to do better than the norm, even on the somewhat…

…Seventy-First Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Where Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prevail" STUDENT…

… students and faculty are dismayed by the ap- parent lip service paid to their needs. The actual condition of the school is notor- ous. 'Harris Hall is decrepit. Classes are held in Burton Tower, a place…

… be concerned with producing students versed in as many areas as the University can afford and the students wish to study. By denying proper facilities to..one area, there is an implied lack of emphasis…

…- tions to its students, it must recognize the im- portance of all areas of study. By presuming the importance of one over another, the final, sufferer will be the University as a whole. It will become one…

… tropical Africa where so many new states have been tumbling into independence. On the political left are Ghana, Guinea and Mali. with close ties to North Africa's United Arab Re- public. Tending to the…

… lifetime, may calm down and more or less content himself with what he has. The danger, though, is that his frustrations may lead him to even closer ties with the United Arab Republic and that nation…

… for divisional libraries will be posted on the doors of each library. All libraries will resume regular sched- ules, Mon., April 10. students who expect to receive Edu- cation and Training allowance…

… Linguistics: The preliminary examina- tions for the Ph.D. in Linguistics, for the Spring semester, 1960-61, !will: be given on Fri., May 12 and sat., May 13. Students planning on taking the examinations this…

… following student sponsored activities becomes effective 24 hours after the publication of this notice. All publicity for these events must be withheld until the approval has become effective. Mar. 27…

…-29 Political Issues Club,.C1o- lection of signatures for Linus Puling's petition on disarmament, Fishbo w, 9 :00-2 :00. Apr. 15 Inter-Quadrangle Council, 'Student-Faculty-Administration Con- ference, Union, 9…

… to the dangers of all nuclear testing -,- and particularly Russia's forthcoming mammoth blast. World News By The Associated Press LA PAZ, Bolivia-Students riot- ed here yesterday against a sharp…

… increase in bus and taxi fares and the government ordered a state of siege in the La. Paz area. Two students were killed and about 20 persons injured.. The government ordered siege action when the students…

… by 167 others in a move to eliminate what it call- ed reactionary obstacles to Pres- ident Gamal Nasser's announced goal of Arab socialism. Informants said the measures were part of a sweeping reform…

… program drawn up following Syr- ia's break with the United Arab Republic last month. Terror Hits ParisOran; .Fear More PARIS (M-Terrorism erupted again yesterday in France and Algeria and authorities…

… requesting help in teaching, farm and health fields "only a postcard incident develop- ed." His reference was to Margery Michelmore, Peace Corps girl who stirred up a storm among students in Nigeria with her…

… "positive neu- tralism" has enabled the United Arab Republic to become stronger politically and ,economically, Far- ouk A. Mawlawi, an official of the Arab Information Center in Chi- cago, said yesterday at…

… an African, Students' dinner. In its foreign policy the UAR has been somewhat wary of United Nations activity in the Congo. "The central government, headed by Pa- trice Lumumba, actually invited Anti…

… of two schools, built every three days. At present thousands of students fromn less- developed African nations are at- tending Egyptian colleges." Although the nation's press has also been socialized…

… Play of the Weather" and "The Menaechmi" at 4:10 p.m. May 17 and 18. Student editors of Generation and Arbor magazines will consider "Art in the Sixties" in a forum at 7:30 p.m. May 17 in the Under…

… notice. All publicity for these. events must be withheld until the ap- proval has become effective. May 11 Arab Club, speaker Dr. Fawzi Abu Diab, "The Arab Israeli Conflict," Undergrad. Lib. multipurpose…

… qualify? Neat, itelligent, am- bitious. 3'college students needed to work part time for top paying sales promotions positions. Call NO 5-8958 for interview. A9 WAITERS WANTED for fall semester, 1961…

… with apt. in N.Y. wants exchange use of furn. apt. with man grad student or teacher in Two and one-half rooms $80, call 2-4722., SUMMER-New, furnished duplex fo Basement, 2 blocks from tn: Guaranteed…

… in Fraternity house. No bo $25.00. NO 2-3215. MODERN furnished apt. near car and hospital. Offstreet parking. 5- SUMMER - for 4 students - compl furnished house. Two blocksf: campus. 6 rooms & private…

… REAL ESTATE Several houses for sale. $900 down. Also Student apartments for rent. The flower topped dress Cotton bodice . . . the full . Schiffli embroidered skirt in Pima Cotton, LARGE 3-ROOM…

…-Advisa- bility of Student Organisations submit- ting membership lists. University Reg- ulations-Revision of Section 4 (Activi- ties) Conference on the University. Constituents and Members' Time.l Announcements…

…. Mr. and Mrs. Rajai Hakki, Chief In- spector of English Teaching, Syrian Re- gion, Damascus, United Arab Republic. March 4-March 11, 1961. Miss Helen von Bila, Senior civil ser- vant, Hessian Ministry…

… March 7, 3011 Angell Hall at 4:10,p.m. Refreshments in 3212 Angell Hall at 3:30 p.m. Events Wednesday Notice: Dr. Amos Hawley, Chairman, Department of Sociology, will meet with interested students at 4 p…

… Peace Corps, Wash. 25, D.C. BUREAU OF APPOINTMENTS- PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS - Sen- iors and grad. students, please call Ext. 3371 for interview appointments with the following: THURS., MAIR. 9 Firestone Tire…

…. Statistician, men and women, Math. & Statistics. Actuary (men) Math. major., Claims Examiners-Any degree. 3. Social 86curity Admin. - Claims Rep Trainees (men or women) any degree. Student Assistants, Juniors…

… STADIUM i- --- --- - fi h KEE A1. Have 242 STUDENTS! 'k *. ._.K P UP ON CURRENT EVENTS 's0 latest in listening pleasures! o tras rado your ,portable and transistor radios Ty 'Ky TK 'Ky~ ,Ty 3T i s…

… owner, to work in all phases of mgmt. Mr. Reichardt inter- viewing 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. Engineering Placement Interviews- 128H West Engrg. Bldg., Ext. 2192. For seniors & grad students. MAR. 9 Allis Chalmers…

…:00 to 4:55 p.m. and all day Friday. Student Part-Time iployment The following part - time jobs are available. Applications for these jobs can be made in the Non-Academic Personnel Office Room 1020…

…. 2939. Students desiring miscellaneous jobs should consult the bulletin board in Bm. 1020 daily. A "MALE 1-Delivery man over 21, Friday 5-9; Saturday 3 p.m.-2 a.m., and Sunday 5-10 p.m. 1-Sales…

…, @'t "''I f* amel Use your imagination Think of aname for the Michigan Union's new representative, and win $$$. II I HERE'S WHAT TO DO: 1) Stop by either the Main Desk or the Student Offices at the…

… normal despite a trickle of bitterly outspoken white mothers who hustled their young- sters out of classes. About 25 students were removed by parents, officials reported. "We will either transfer him or…

… activity in their areas. The measure also continues for two years the National Defense Education Act providing loans to college students and other aids to teaching of science, mathematics and foreign…

… from the United Arab Republic was originally plan- ned to halt weakening of the Syrian army by the Egyptians rather than as a political move- ment, the army's new commander in chief said yesterday. Gen…

…- port for the new regime. UAR Asks U.S. To'Hold Policy WASHINGTON (R)-The Unit- ed Arab Republic has asked the United States to ignore Syria's re- quest for diplomatic recognition, diplomatic sources…

…. Real Italian food is our specialty. ttage Inn 3-5902 Brown Jug 8-98 Cot 819 512 E. Williams Free Delivery 1204 S. University y Free Delivery Free Deliver Student Government Counci I ,I READING…

… 17, 1961 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES OPEN-END QUESTIONNAIRE: OSA Study Committee.Plans Survey of Residence Halls Role By DAVID MARCUS The Office of Student Affairs Study Committee will conduct a survey on…

… the role of the resi- dence halls in the University com- munity, Vice-President for Student Affairs James A. Lewis told the residence halls Board of Gover- nors yesterday. The survey will center around…

…. Junior Panhellenic, Junior In- terfraternity Council, Inter-Coop- erative Council, the League houses and Women's Senate will also as- sist, in contacting 'students who have left the residence hall sys…

…, "Start- ing with the hypothesis the Uni- versity should expect and encour- age each student to achieve max- imum intellectual growth and a heightened personal maturity, what is your view concerning the…

…. He also cited plans, which have been drawn up for several years, for Bursley Hall, named for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bursley, a former dean of students and his wife, which would be co-educational. Women…

…, apartments and suites. The Board also scheduled dis- cussion of non-academic evalua- tions in women's residence halls for their next meeting. Student Jeopardizes Peace Cor ps Status Nigerians Demand 37…

… indicated that both Israeli and Arab officials had received its special representative, Joseph- E. Johnson in a friendly manner and had shown deep interest in finding a solution to the problem. Johnson spent…

…- tion and deportation will know how best to deal with them." Nigerian students demanded all Peace Corps volunteers in Nigeria be deported as "agents of im- perialism" after seeing copies of a post card…

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… students with a wide range of ability, the students should be grouped according to ability, subject by subject. For example: in English, American history, ninth grade algebra, biol- ogy and physical science…

…, there should be at least three types of classes. The middle group could be further divided." This grouping would not need to be "across-the-board." For ex- ample, a student might be in the top section in…