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… States League Special charge accounts for U.M. students By MALINDA BERRY The first effort to unite the9 Arab world was attempted in 1450, B.C. by an Egyptian Pharoah-it, failed, for much the same reasons…

… MICHIGANENSIAN is only $5.00 "Ensian-the yearbook that's Your book" where else but at GREENE'S? 1 GREENE'S CLEANERS credit application name address phone' SINCE 1450 .. . BC: Disunity Continues To Plague Arab…

… that the modern League of Arab States is failing. , The league, which predates the United Nations, has spent 17 dif- ficult years trying to resolve the dichotomy between its members' desire for unity and…

…, each of which is aware of its indepen- dence and wants to preserve it," Prof. George Grassmuck of the political science department said Wednesday. "The development of Arab unity has failed because of the…

… said. Constitutional Exchange "There has been a great effort to gather cultural information such an exchange of constitutions. They are also working to stand- ardize Arabic," he noted. The league has…

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… of "need-it-now-but-no-ready-cash," doesn't it? This is just another way for us to say- we appreciate our student business. We try to make it a pleasure to deal with Greene's. cleaners and shirt…

… attacks by Syria and Jordan on Nasser. Because of its many differences, it has trouble taking positive ac- tion on anything - instead it spends its time condemning un- assailable enemies of Arab unity and…

… pan -Arabism - Israel and colonialism. The most positive action the league has taken was when Iraqi Gen. Abdel Karim Kassen threat- KRU V P-qqg*v 012 Subscribe ened to seize Kuwait; the league1 sent…

… a combined Arab force to1 prevent him. Reasons for internal strife are not hard to find in an Arab world that comprises Nasser's socialism at one extreme and Saudi Arabia's desert monarchy at the…

…Wo THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ti ... THE .,HI.... eI. .1 . CONFLICT RESOLUTION: Alger Speaks on UN Politics Calls Arab Unity Efforts 'Rational' By THOMAS DRAPER The United Nations functions as a…

… the. bal- I ATTENTION UNIVERSITY STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND STAFF JOIN the GLEE CLUB'S AIR CHARTER to EUROPE Leave June 7-Detroit to Copenhagen Return July 15-Glasgow to Detroit 4 $275.00 round trip…

…." Kalimos continued, "We have our own school where we train talent- ed, young dancers. The students usually begin when they are 9 years old. After three years of, instruction they dance before the board of…

… said. Medical Center To Get Visitors Several hundred Michigan high school students and their counse- lors are expected to visit the Uni- versity Medical School April 6 for its annual Students Day. The…

… students will spend the en- tire day at the Medical Center learning about possible medical careers, how to prepare and apply for admission to medical school and touring the center. By MARILYN KORAL "The…

… movement for Arab nation- alism is gaining new respectability because it has attracted to itself some thinkers, and thus gained an element of rationalism in its ap- proach," Prof. George Grassmuck of the…

… political science depart- ment said in a Hillel lecture Sun- day night. "The movement is based on an understanding of the problems that confront Arabs. There is a recognition of time factors, that these…

… meeting on turbu- lent flow. "Way Out West" 1963 'spring Weekend .April1 26, 27 ]"t RESEARCH REPORT: Collegiate Tuition Level Shows Nationwide Rise evolve into solutions for Arab problems," Grassmuck…

… explained. He cited numerous recent poli- tical changes in the Arab states as exemplary of a particular trend in Arab thought. The Iraqi mili- tary coup in February was "spark- ed by one type of national…

… had opposed Nasser. The Ba'ath political party provided leadership and principles for the Syrian revolt. This narty openly favors Arab unity," Grass- muck said. The result of these revolutions was the…

… image which the Arab student projects. In discussing the American idea of the Arab world, Prof. Davis said that the American was fas- School Elects Unit Members William Dickens, '63, and Vicki Larson, '64…

… tribesman and lux- ourious palaces. Prof. Davis stressed the rare opportunity that Arab students in the United States possess in cor- recting the wrong image Ameri- cans have of the Arab nation. Stu- dents…

… Americans do not understand the events which are taking place to- day in Arab countries. Another member commented on the Arab student's reaction to the United States. He said that a stu- dent may become very…

… abstract international po- litical system which will "provide the student with a theoretical framework to help him organize the multitude of data which comes Gainson To Give Coalition Theory Prof. William A…

… crises which allow them several courses of action. Decision Makers "The object is to have students assume the roles of real decision makers in an international arena and interact on the basis of cer- tain…

… Egypt By LEWIS GULICKF Associated Press News Analyst WASHINGTON-United States experts assessed the new Syrian regime as oriented toward Arab1 unity in general, rather than to Egypt and Egyptian President…

…- tional commitments. Jordan, which has close ties with Washington, is one of the Arab states that already have ex-s tended recognition to the new gov- ernment headed by Salah Bitar. The coup is regarded…

… votes in unofficial figuring over Repub- lican Gov. Elmer L. Andersen. STUDENT IR CHAR TERS on 14/ted j* /ite4. "SPRING VACATION" Leave April5 . . . . . . . Return AprilJ4 NEW YORK . . . . . $4900 round…

… delegation of powers, and thus make it possible for Student Government Council to renew its demands for membership statements from student organizations is currently being undertaken by Prof. Robert G. Harris…

… dis- criminatory clauses. If plans proceed as currently outlined, Council should be able to make authori- hU se tative demands for those state- S hools se ments in the early spring. According to Student…

… on Membership. nal. Consultations have been held The teacher aides grade compo- with. Harisafubtentsd sitions, take attendance and w Harris, and four students, handle general clerical work. The who are…

… 73 of 357 junior highs on its power to recognize studen't were doing so and the practice is organizations, and on Regents by- wereding"oadte.ract law 2.14 which forbids discrimina- spreading," he added…

… brotherhood and privacy can be honored,' Newnan con- tinued. Students and alumni members of Sigma Phi are analyzing the purposes and functions of a mod- ern university fraternity, Newnan said, before submitting…

… math- ematically talented students must be encouraged to pursue this tal- ent." "Many more able students are bored out of" mathematics than frightened out of it,' he said in a speech. He listed the three…

… main causes of losing talented mathe- matics students as "boredom, poor instruction and an outdated cur- riculum." The situation has improved in recent years, Kemeny said, but as recently as 1950…

… the way, you can have some fun. Go do some extra reading'." Kemeny said there should be special classes for talented mathe- matics students, especially at the high school level. In the average classroom…

…, he said, the teacher must spend so much time with poor students he has no time for those with special talents. And, he added, the teacher must expect mathematically tal- ented students to do better…

… Middle East. State department officials here concede the seizure of power by military men friendly to President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United BUILDING-This is the] Arab Republic poses serious prob- dad…

…'s regime. Close students of the Iraqi scene pictured them as socialists, ideal- ists and fervent believers in Arab unity-but trying to keep a truly Y neutral course, to be friendly but Albert Scores GOP…

…: African Students Riot, Clash with Red Police VIENNA (M)-African students disillusioned with life under Com- munisn clashed with Communist police on the main street of Sofia, Bulgaria, informed sources…

… reported yesterday. The Bulgarian government confirmed yesterday's outbreak through its official news agency BTA. Reports from reliable sources said 200 African students were involved and scores of them were…

… injured. MTA said only 40 or 50 students were involved. "A number of dem- onstrators were arrested, but re- C b T leased later," BTA said. 0 G et BTA also said all other reports were "in contrast with the…

… truth." The clash was symptomatic of U Nojeee discontent among students from newly independent Africananations studying in Communist lands. UNITED NATIONS (P)-The It is known, for example, that United…

… Nations said yesteriday it more than 100 African students in is going ahead with a co rover- Moscow have applied at the Unit- sial, agricultural aid project for ed States embassy for help in Fidel Castro…

… the riot in which com- Hoffman said no American ex- petent authorities here said 200 perts would be used in the pro- African students battled Commu- ject. nist police. Razak Sees Indonesian Aggression…

… of a bipartisan foreign policy. not subservient to President Gam- al Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic and to get along with the West. Nominally, the revolutionary re- gime which overthrew…

… 1mve4vvnm r a ew rr e+r ._ s ..- ., . , .,... .s., ~a~a~va a ,a.Q u "u V''r "'VEN'' a EJIHT PAGES 9 King Denies Threat Of Neighboring War Hussein Predicts Jordan To Join Projected Arab States…

… stability of Jordan in any way. The Jordan family knows what its objectives are . . . we are trying to improve things." Asked if Jordan would consider joining the projected federation of Arab states on a…

… teaching of students. Vice-President Pierpont later pointed out that due to the as yet tentative nature of the agreement the "activities" slated for removal have not yet been named. Vice-President Pierport…

… mistakes. No Obstacle "I will never stand as an ob- stacle to Arab unity," he added. He was asked if this meant he would step down if necessary. He replied, "Yes, if-necessary and pro- vided it would be Arab…

… unity on a proper basis . . . the fact that I am head of this state will never be an obstacle." Meanwhile in Cairo, three-power talks among Syria, Iraq and the United Arab Republic unexpectedly broke up…

… last night and will re- sume "in a few days" to achieve the unity which Arab people "in- sist upon," a joint communique said. Adjourn The communique said the Syrian and Iraqi delegations would return to…

… agree- ments reached. The King said other Arab states are now coming to realize that his, warning in years past on the dan- gers of Communism were right- "our friends in the Arab world who criticized us…

… at the time have come to our way of thinking." Hussein said, "The Arab nation is passing through a phase where we are making mistakes and try-; ing to profit from lessons we have learned. It is a…

… healthy period."i The monarch said he saw no reason for Jordan to be excludedi from the Arab federation because1 it was a monarchy.c "If our aims are the same, thenc sooner or later we shall meet," he t…

… discuss its statement of authority. The statement of authority, which defined new powers for Assembly, was drawn up by mem- bers of the Executive Board and was submitted to the Officeof Student Affairs for…

… Student Government Council at a special meeting yesterday rec- ommended nullification of the presidential election in the busi- ness administration school to Joint Judiciary Council, and expressed "strong…

… a survey by Graduate Student Council sampling student opinion on the subject. Invalid Names In the business administration school election all voters had to sign their names stating that they were…

… authority" in all campus elections except those for SGC. Last year in a similar situation Joint Judic voided the literary col- lege elections. Syria I Arab To Join In Federated Nation N -Daily…

… students, not to reform the community." Noting that it is one of the center's first duties to help incoming foreign students find housing, the Unfair Taxes In the motion against 'Rep. Al- len's plan…

…, Council noted that such payments would be unfair taxes on students and that they would discourage high caliber students from attending the University. Allen's bill, currently in the House Committee on State…

… Affairs, would make students graduating with a bachelor's or master's de- gree pay $1200, and doctoral de- gree students $1500 to the state. Students would be required to sign promissory statements before…

… graduating, obligating them to pay within 12 years at four per cent interest. SGC and GSC are co-sponsoring a survey on student opinion on the subject, which will be tabulat- ed and passed on to Allen after…

… because of race, creed, color or national origin." It added that "the center's staff regrets that it is necessary to screen housing to reduce the pos- sibility of students and visiting scholars from abroad…

…..." Davis added that he did not consider it the center's mission to force landlords in the city to change their views on discrimina- tion. When trying to arrange hous- ing for foreign students the center…

… usually asks landlords whether he has any preferences or limita- tions regarding prospective rentees and only sends him students he will accept. Recognizing that "there is pre- judice in Ann Arbor," Davis…

… ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 1963 SEVEN CENTS TWENTY-FOUR PA a' i Syrians Ask UAR Help To Establish Harmony Between Arab NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER JOHN F. KENNEDY ....his own plan ... shifts…

… yesterday the 1961 split between Syria and Egypt and told Egyp- tian President Gamal Abdel Nas- ser of the United Arab Republic the Syrians still want strong Arab unity. The leaders of the military coup that…

… student opinion on the pro- posal, Rep. Lester J. Allen (R- Ithaca) has'reported. Allen is a member of the com- mittee and sponsorrof the meas- ure, which also calls for a $1500 fee, payable at a minimum of…

… $125 a year with four per cent: interest, for students graduating with a doctoral degree. Under the measure, students would sign promissory notes be- fore being allowed to receive di- plomas.' The bill…

… ex- cuse married females, demon- strating financial need, from pay- ment (this is the only exemption in Allen's bill); 5) Is it fair to tax non-college students to provide funds for operating expenses…

…Seventy-Third Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS "Were Opinions Are STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG., ANN ARBOR…

… any remote validity. This s the argument: "Students should have the right to choose their own friends on whatever basis they like and to decide what group of people they want'to live with." In and of…

… and co-operative house, whatever their limitations, ill provide a more meaningful process of select- ng one's friends. Any number of students de- iring to live together can plan to share an apartment or…

… relationship with six dozen other resi- dents he has never really had a chance to know it all. OOK AT the way students .get shuffled into fraternities and sororities. It's called Rush and it's all that the name…

… University's task of instructing students and broadening knowledge. Fraternities and sorori- ties are essentially social organizations select- ing people on their social dimensions to engage in social…

… facilities of a state-supported in- stitution, extended to it, a student organiza- tion ought to be open to any student interested enough to join. All facets of the University should be open to all members of…

… (Continued from Page 1) [ " "--' Pebelling against inflexible gen- eral course requirements or the demands of parents frequently bring students to self destruction in their desire to do something different…

…, he added. Insufficient Programs Dean Robertson noted that al- though honors programs, advanced placement and independent study may save students from the frus- tration of duplication of learning, all…

… as a social stigma, but as a price paid by the institution as well as by the student and his parents for unrecognized or unresolved dif- ficulty or weakness." Although immediate reinstate- ment is…

… usually sought by both, students and 'their parents, it is, often not the most constructive solution, according to Dean Rob-, ertson. Resolvable Problems If a student's problems are; readily resolvable…

… student rights under expanded due process clauses and creating a student- faculty appeal board. The constitution will be presented for student opinion at an open meeting at 7:30 p.m. April 26 in the Student…

… Government Council room of the SAB. It will then be sent to the Office of Student Affairs for approval and presentation to the Regents for final adoption. Joint Judic and Women's Judic combined operations in…

… accord with the reorganization of the OSA. The new Judic is made up of ten students of at least junior standing, with a minimum of four women. Provision is made for the council to reconstitute itself as an…

… recognition of rights" to individual students under strengthened due process clauses. Students would have the right to have an open hearing, to an increased right of appeal and to a more flexible witness…

… procedure. The University Committee on Standards and Conduct with two students and three faculty members would replace the all-faculty subcommittee on discipline to give students a greater say in appeal…

…. Double Jeopardy Another criticism of the council has been double jeopardy, Schwartz explained, since students can be tried by municipal court and Joint Judic after committing an offense. However, this is…

… operate with full legal procedure: students are given right to counsel, written notice of specific charges and the final judgment of the conduct committee. Schwartz explained that the "role of Joint Judic…

… Music Concerto Contest-Student Auditions Winners; Univiversity Symphony Orchestra, Jo- sef Blatt, conductor: Hill Aud. Open to the public without charge. 3:00 p.m.-Grad School of Bus. Ad- min. Lecture…

…., Mathematics; thes- is: "Two Metric Theorems in Diophan- tine Approximation," today, 3227 Angell Hall, at 1:00 p.m. Chairman, W. J. LeVeque. General Notices Automobile Regulations: The Univ. student automobile…

… begin training in June, July and August will be notified within two weeks. Liberal arts students, as well as those with specialized skills and non- students are much in demand. Those interested should…

… lit- erature and questionnaires (or phone NO 2-4551). Events Lectures: Sponsored by the Center for Near and Middle Eastern Studies and the Dept. of Near Eastern Studies, Akram Midani of the Arab…

… further information, please call General Div., Bureau of Appts., 3200 Ext. 3544. PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS, Bureau of Appointments-Seniors & grad students, please call Ext. 3544 for interview appts. with the…

…-Recruiters will be at the Michigan Union on these days to talk with any students who are interested in Navy Officer Training Program and the Naval Air Program. Part-Time Employment The following part-time jobs are…

… available. Applications for these jobs can be made in the Part-time Placement Office, 220 Student Activities Bldg., during the following hours: Mon, thru Fri. 8 a.m. til 12 noon and 1:30 til 5 p.m. Employers…

… desirous of hiring stu- dents for part-time or full-time tem- porary work, should contact Bob Cope, Part-time Interviewer at NO 3-1511, Ext. 3553. Students desiring miscellaneous odd Jobs should consult the…

… will be in the literary college, instead of all 60, as the committee had originally planned. Although Hinsdale's staff "next year will include only graduate students, they need not all be in the literary…

… this up and is con- sulting with the engineering col- lege," Hinsdale president Gerald L. Solensky, '65A&D, said. "We feel this compromise will. be beneficial to literary college students and still…

…. USNSA structure and the National Student Congress held each sum- mer. These proposals can go into effect only if' they are adopted today by the plenary body which consists of all official delegates to the…

… regional assembly. Student Rights Motion Toward furthering s t u d e n t rights, a motion listing "student rights and responsibilities" was accepted with amendments by one of the subcommittees. It holds the…

… IQC-endorsed proposed amendment, also dealing with presidential qualifications but requir- Egypt, Syria, Iraq Detail New Arab State Charter Neutralist Forces Suffer in Laos "Expel Pair, 'At…

…, Wheaton By JEAN TENANDER Two Wheaton College students have been forced to leave school for publishing an off-campus lit- erary magazine against the advice of the administration and the Board of…

… not responsible to the Board, was thrown out of school in a closed session of the Faculty Committee on Student Af- fairs for a "disregard for the spirit of the college." Both have left the campus and do…

… not intend to return. KODON Perlen Fein, who was chairman of the board through March, when he resigned in protest against the board of Trustee's -suspension of a student literary magazine, KODON, said…

… of what the board considered to be in the "best interest of the school" had not been articulated. He said his philosophy of freedom of the press did not coincide with the board's. Although students…

… have a major- ity on the board the effectiveness of their opinion is hampered by the fact that the Board of Trus- tees has ultimate power over any decision the students may have. Hommes explained that…

… he doubted anything would result in the area of losening up the controls. over student publications. Negroes Map New Strategy ing at least one semester service on IQC, has been defeated by 12 houses…

… approved by Student Gov- ernment Council and then by the Residence Halls Board of Gover- nors. 'Not Surprised' Bourland, who said he was "not surprised" that the Strauss House amendment passed and the IQC…

… pledge involved, Mandel explained. GAMAL ABDEL NASSER ... Arab unity LEGISLATURE: fBill .N.ears Final Stage By GERALD STORCH Special To The Daily LANSING - The stage is being set for final passage of…

… for immediately linking Syria, Iraq and the United Arab Republic militarily and politically.' The Iraqi revolutionary regime's blueprint for Arab unity also is intended to embrace Algeria and Yemen…

… eventually. Speculation arose that a Nasser-style Arab summit meeting is in the making. Informed sources in Cairo said Shabib's proposals were welcomed warmly but that Nasser is deter- mined to approach any…

… relatively small defensive weapons. * a * ROME - Union and company ARE YOU FED UP TOO? THE STUDENT ZIONIST ORGANIZATION and B'NAI B'RITH HILLEL FOUNDATION invite you to a (get-together) Continuing our weekly…

… in Seoul's streets. Arab Nations Reveal ]Plan For Merger DAMASCUS (R) --The United Arab Republic, Iraq and Syria were reported yesterday to have agreed on six principles as the corner- stone of their…

… federation eventually developing into a pan-Arab union; 2) The federation should be like one nation with one president; 3) Democratic freedom will be guaranteed for all political organi- zations advocating…

… and that it has no reference to any specific univer- sity in Michigan. "The Price Is Youth" and another film, "Com- munist Encirclement," are being shown to high school students in Hamtramack schools at…

… Michigan was defeated by the House Friday in a 51-52 vote. STUDENTS-THIS CAMPUS ONLY! V77-9f4* AICERtOY IPMT=T AIC SAW NG CONTEST! Coming soon... complete rules, list of prizes, dates of contest! By The…

… seems certain to heighten controversy in Western capitals. ADDIS ABABA,Ethiopia-Pres- ident Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic has agreed to attend a conference of heads of African states to…

…-writ- ing ways and means committee, at the same time accused Republicans of conducting "an exercise in hy- > Hourani Sees Arab Gains * * -4 'p. as a g.'f t. y t '" s 'w x *} RUSSIAN OVERYLIGHT--The United…

… 'ELWA The United States should wel- come the new Arab federation, according to Prof. George Hou- rani of the ,Near Eastern studies department, because the federa- tion will promote stability and economic…

… Jordan, Sau- di Arabia and Yemen will event- ually join the federation because of its advantages-"and that will make a really good-sized state." By creating a larger stae, the Arabs have,.improved their…

… to the three states now in Arab Republic of Egypt and Syria the federation. And since the new because it includes Iraq and thus federation may arouse alarm in joins three of the most advanced Israel…

…, Jordan may be squeezed countries in the Near East, Prof. between the two forces, he also Hourani suggested. noted. "The Arabs are more ready to Federation Advantages accept a federation than an amal- Prof…

… question for it, and you've done as "Crazy Question." It's the easy new way for students to make loot. Study the examples below; then do your own. Send them, with your name, address, college and class, to…

…'month will be considered for that month's awards. Any entry received after April 30. 1963, will not be eligible, and all become the property of The American Tobacco Company. Any college student may enter the…

… ! l ~ i l r V l r r.r - - M~w 10 THE MICH IGAN UNION CREATIVE ARTS FESTIVAL C Presents on.Sunday, March 17 RECITALS: Ann Arbor Piano Students'.Recital Lane Hall .. . 3:30 p.r. LECTURES: Jewish Life…

… to divide the country, the na- tive Algerian asserted that "one side is not willing to fight the other. Both are convinced that civil war should not take place." The dispute is not between Arabs and…

… Split Ait - Laoussine charged that "some powers have wished that the Berbers and Arabs would fight each other. France has long argu- ed that they would." Ait-Laoussine explained that the causes of the…

…-Laoussine Downplays Arab Revolt i if Collegiate Press Service RBANA-The executive secre- of Young Americans for Free- a national conservative youth nization, said in an interview Tuesday that he is "extreme- eased…

… election 11 delegates to NSA's annual >nal Student Congress. wis, a former research director he House Committee on Un- rican Activities, has been ac- since 1961 in a national con- tive campaign against NSA…

… possible he congress to accurately re- national student opinion." t true representation will not ossible at the congress, he until all delegates are actual- acted by their student bodies. CHARLES S. BLONDY…

… jobs can be made in the Part-time Placement Office, 2200 Student Activities Bldg., during the following hours: Mon. thru Fri., 8 a.m. til 12 noon and 1:30 til 5 p.m. Employers desirous of hiring…

… students for part-time or full-time temporary work, should contact Dave Lowman;, Part-time Interviewer at NO 3-1511, Ext. 3553. Students desiring miscellaneous odd jobs should consult the bulletin board in…

…, both on and off campus. 1-Administrative Asst. Must be grad student with Industrial Relations background either through course work or experience. Will be writing job descriptions. HILLEL SUPPER CLUB…

… seeking legislative approval of the University's plans to build a new co-educational student housing center and separate cafeteria at North Campus was introduced in the House recently. Rep. James F. Warner…

… (R-Ypsilanti) introduced the package of resolutions to allow state universities and colleges to build self-liquidat- ing student facilities. The University's self-liquidating project would cost $3…

… million, but would be financed through revenue bonds based on charges to students who use the structing living units facilities.) may also b REP. JAMES F. WARNER ...residence changes HOUSING: ACLU…

…. Significant Step "We would probably amend Federal funds available for con- e used. The down-payment will ome from the general housing funds, Vice-President of Student Affairs James A. Lewis has said. The co…

…-educational living cen- ter without internal eating facili- ties, now in the early planning stages, will house a total of about 500 upper-class, graduate and for- eign students who do not want to have their meals…

… revolutions professed support of President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Repubic and called for Arab unity. But UAR officials in Cairo were cautious, mindful that old enemiest made when Syria and Egypt…

… returns to a fundamental precept: education takes place in the classroom. The overwhelming tone of the cam- pus-whatever concerns students at the moment-is still academic. For this reason, we pause to honor…

… highest tradition of the University. Whatev se it is ver the momentary issues that have torn the campus, these students have managed to devote themselves to the pursuit of higher meaning. They have chosen…

…S;:ti}iso ,+''':a:e".r."': c"Y: : . F.tiv,> :{":"::S:rr.'}T:}':'"'iFT$~r'fyiii:°%:rs. rr. i i: S: ::tii::L : i'.'r:i: Mn ee. New Member Majority Begins SGC SPr1ing Term Student Government Council has a "new look…

…" this spring, with 13 of 18 Council members new to the group. Seven are ex-officios, elected within the last two months as heads of their student organiza- tions. Six others came to Council following…

… Engineers Wilton G. Gibbons Am. Soc. for Public Admin. Nimrod Rapaaeli Anthropology Club Mary Helms Americans Committed to World Resp. Joan Schloesinger Arab Club William T. Ebeid Assembly Charlene Hager…

… Bacteriology Club Ronald J. McKipley Baha'i Student Group Robert K. Walker Bastist Student Union Donald L. Williams Campus Chapel B. Vander Lugt Canterbury Club Norm Marschke Cercle Francais Gall Havens…

… Challenge, Ronald Newman Chess Club Peter Wolf Chinese Students Club Frederick Shen Christian Science Org. Thomas P. Hillman Culture Club Talt Malone Cem. forta Dem. Stud. Governmt. Mal Warwick Cong. Disc. E…

… & R Stud. Guild Robert Heath Council of Stud. Rel. Orgs. Robert Anthony last four months: discrimination procedures and student-faculty government: Council asked Robert G. Harris of the Law School to…

… draw up a report which would clarify SGC power to withdraw recognition from students organizations found in violation of its anti-discrimina- tion regulation. According to the Council plan, or its…

… Saigon's 5) Before court action could be- Saturday. gin, there must be a 30-day per- iod In which-the attorney general ' pamphlets called or a state or local agency would students to refuse attempt to…

… the gov- membership because of race, col- ldetaining students or, national origin or religion. dartiann lawdenas im-Senate leaders now plan to leave martial law was im- the committee's bill hanging and…

… and Syria, ruled by1 the Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party,1 have been working toward a union since their plans for a three-way union with President Nasser's United Arab Republic '(Egypt) ,fell1 apart…

… Israeli territory next summer. Aref noted that the union was open for the UAR and the other Arab countries to join. Eisenhower Advises Unity GETTYSBURG P) -Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower disagrees…

… ACTIONS: Buddhist Movn Asks SaigonS By The Associated Press SAIGON-Pamphlets circulated in Saigon ye students, the army, civil servants and shop owners sitdown strike against President Ngo Dinh Diem's re…

… in central market The students on university; to go back to s sities, currently opened. They students to boy The pamphle ernment is still arrested after n posed Aug. 21 a fresh arrestsN out daily. The…

… the rival interventions of the United Arab Republic and Saudi Arabia in Yemen's civil war. But he denied what he said were irresponsible and reckless charges that poor administration at UN headquarters…

… was to blame for the situation. He added that he intended to continue and if necessary to in- tensify his efforts to persuade the two intervening Arab nations to abide by their agreement to effect a…

… Discusses1 4ethod. of Bia To Establish Membership Committee Proposal Follows Lewis Documnt -Daly-Kamalakar Rao DISCUSS STUDENT BIAS-Members of Student Government discussed last night methods of de…

…- termining which student groups have been using discriminatory practices in selecting new members, as well as punitive action to be taken. According to one working paper by SGC, a membership com- mittee should…

…, said yesterday. The regulations must be approved by Vice-President for Student Affairs James A. Lewis within one week in order for Council to implement them. The version of Arab Union Anticipated…

… journal. Dr. Parker, whose final report will be made in December, said en- rollments of full-time students at 1,045 accredited schools had in- creased to approximately 2.5 mil- lion, compared with 2…

…,367,451 last year. Total enrollments, including part-time students, may reach 4.4 million, compared with 4,206,672 last year, Parker said. Early reports suggest that the increase in freshmen will exceed the…

…'s higher education system was proposed yesterday to give more students access to a univer- sity education and help the nation "meet the competitive pressures of the modern. world." An 11-man, government…

… students. There are 216,000 full- time students now. The object is to maintain pres- ent standards but to take advant- age of the "immense reservoir 'of unused talent" that remains un- developed ,because…

… the Membership Selection Regulations approved by Student Government Council Wednesday night, SGC must levy all penalties prescribed by ' its Membership Tribunal, retiring President Thomas Brown, '66L…

… BEIRUT (/P)-The usually well informed Beirut newspaper Al Na- har said yesterday that the ruling Ba'ath Socialist party will an- nounce union of Syria and Iraq as the Arab Democratic Popular Re- public…

… doors for the last 18 days in Damascus and was attended by party representatives from all Arab countries. It ended its ses- sions Wednesday. A party state- ment said the congress resolutions will be made…

…- paign for those on the editorial ' Scholars Win Awards Three graduate students and a counselor are among the 114 American and foreign women scholars who have received fellow- ships for research and…

… Notices Student Tea at the home of Presi- dent and Mrs. Hatcher will be held Wed., May 15 from 4 to 6:00 p.m. ! Applications for Fuibright Awards for Grad Study during the 1964-65 academic year are now…

…, Guatemala, Iceland, India, Iran, Ireland, Italy, Ja-I pan, Korea. Mexico, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, United Arab Republic and the…

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

….S. Student Program, 800 Second Ave., New York 17, N.Y. The last date on which applications will be issued by the Insti- tute is Oct. 15, 1963. Foreign Visitors Following are the foreign visitor# programmed…

…, Counselor of Students, LatinuAmerican Regional Office, Insti- tute of International Education, Lima, Peru, May 11-15. (Continued on Page 8) Bolle Announces IFC Plan To Board Foreign Students STUDENTS…

… MAAS A program to provide foreign students with room, board, and social activities in fraternities was announced recently by Interfra- ternity Council Alumni Committee Chairman Robert Bolle, '65. Twenty…

…-eight foreign students will live in fraternities next fall and will participate in all frater- nity activities. Other foreign stu- dents will live in apartments but still receive full fraternity social privileges…

… and board, Bolle said. The program was first begun last fall when nine houses offer- ed boarding arrangements for for- eign students. Because of its suc- cess the program was expanded to provide living…

… arrangements for the 28 students next fall, and will expand further to allow more for- eign students to live in fraternities next spring. Students Choose The foreign students w e r e matched with specific…

… the white and Negro com- 'munities in that city and in eas- Eight Named In Charges Of Violene U.,S. Jury Judge Decries Intimidation SOustsNegro After Arrest OXFORD () -~ Negro student Cleve Mc…

…Dowell agreed f the gun was his but refused any other statement. McDowell was jailed on a charge of carrying a concealed deadly weapon. L, L, Love, dean of students, said the suspension would remain in ef- fect…

… will be followed in this case that are followed in all non-academic disciplinary cases on the campus," he added. The Ole Miss law student is the only Negro at Ole Miss, now that James H. Meredith has…

… delivery and service NO 8-6007 FIRST MEETING GRADUATE STUDENT COUNCIL Thursday, Sept. 26, 7:30 West Conference Room Rackham OPEN TO ALL GRADUATE STUDENTS By The Associated Press ALGIERS - President…

… just hasten our socializa- tion program. We would take over their means of exploding more bombs . .. * * * DAMASCUS-Reliable sources in Damascus said yesterday that the ruling Ba'ath Arab Socialist…

… Washington square in I College wyor s New York University New York 3, N.Y. *i (\/I I -' =======*==1:= ri== gether "indicated not only the student's chances of staying in Law School, but to some extent the…

… quality of his grade-point aver- age there," he noted., Prof. Steinheimer pointed out that the study had been under- taken to find criteria which would predict the law student's ability to succeed in his…

… order. decision on academic philosophy," he says. The Regents' role is. one of general policy not specific de- cisons. The decision, for instance, as to whether students should partici- pate in academic…

… policy-making should be left to the administra- tion and the students, White main- tains. However, he indicates that "student-faculty government has interesting possibilities." He would also consider…

… allowing more stu- dents to sit on the Board in Con- trol of Student Publications. Favors Speaker Rule White favors the Regental de- cision approving the outside speak- er bylaw. There are definite ad…

… without a priority reversal, the stock market would fall and labor would be antagonized. DRAWS COMPARISON: Slosson Cites Conflict Between Israel, Arabs ^ 2 By NANCY KAHN "The conflict between Israel and…

… the Arab world is basically the conflict between East and West," Prof. Emeritus Preston Governors Set Economic Gain As Future Goal At the second annual Midwest- ern Governor's Conference in Omaha…

… in Europe and the United States for the past 1,000 years, they have, in truth, become Westernized. Thus, the Arabs, in turn, regard the Jews as outsiders from the West, he explained. "The Arabs are not…

… 'America which has estab- lished itself in the midst of a be- wildered Asia," Prof. Slosson con- cluded. He added that the grow- ing political and economic ad- vancement of the Arabs may, in time, lessen…

…," introduced by Rep. EdwardHerbert (D-La.), chairman of the subcommittee, embodied the subcommittee's rec- ommendations. Those students wishing to di- rectly enter into the two-year ad- vanced program would be…

… authorizing a monthly retainer pay of $50 for up to four years and payment of tuition and fees for students entering ROTC programs agreeing to serve at least four years on active duty. These students would be…

… appoint- ed cadets or midshipmen in the service programs. The bill auth- orizes the appointment of up to 8,000 students in each of the three service programs providing this financial aid. The bill also…

… authorizes an in- crease in the retainer pay from the present $27 a month to $50 a month for all students in the advanced course. African land of Somalia is accept- ing arms from the Soviet Union but without…

… copy. If it is continued, the Journal will have a student edi- torial board to review papers and decide on a definite format to be followed," Winter explained. .Across Campus Arabic.. . The Arab Club and…

… community of scholars. Today, scholars must assume a role of leadership. He emphasized that the scholar is among those people best qualified to lead, and that it .oss Urges Student Action gainst Sbcial…

… 'Status Quo' (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the sec-v and in a series on student political action and student political apathy. The views of United States National Student Association President Den- nis Shaul…

… will be featured in the concluding article.) By GLORIA BOWLES There is a need for students vho take an "instrumental view" f the world--"that attitude to- rards yourself and the world rhich sees the self…

… by Feb. 25. Forms vailable, 1011 Student Activities Bldg. * * * Alumni Assoc. Student Governor tard, Conference, Feb. 23, 9:30 a.m. Toff ee, 10 .a.m. Meeting, Henderson oom, League. Speaker: President…

… the "comfortable, almost-educated, about-to-be-pro- fessional and largely respectable middle-class students" for abdi- cating their political roles. The liberal leader, on the other hand, sees…

… possibilities for action in the individual's capacity as student, future intellectual and citizen, Ross said. He went on to cite possible types of student ac- tion. "We can reject rules that en- courage us to be…

… childlike and as helpless as children in our habits of thought," Ross remarked. The student's citizen role also includes an interest in partisan party politics. "We can join, and fight, and ring doorbells and…

… Intellectuals As future intellectuals, students can be "serious publics to the men of power," to whom these leaders feel responsible. They also can be educators of the general public, Ross commentedi But, in a…

… total view of American society, Ross terms democracy "in neglect, disuse and abuse. Policy drifts with hysteria sand even at times without humanity." He pointed to the Port Huron statement of Students for…

… of San'a and took the Yemeni capital last September, Nasser's stock was at a low ebb. Syria had seceded from his United Arab Republic. Premier Abdel Karim Kassen was in power in Iraq and hurling…

… imprecations at Cairo. Within the 13-state Arab league Egypt was so isolated it boycotted meetings. Sallal's espousal of Nasser's slo- gans on San'a radio started a swift tide that now has put Nasser un…

… Worship WEDNESDAY 7:30 p.m. Bible Study For transportation to any service call 2.2756 ST. ANDREWS CHURCH and the EPISCOPAL STUDENT FOUNDATION Park your Pen at MORRILL'S on S. State FOR THE BEST ONE…

… , ° :.,° ;, ; . ,' ;, ' ..,. .............. , _ _.:, t i I { :. ___ a LUTHERAN STUDENT CENTER AND CHAPEL National Lutheran Council Hill St. at S. Forest Ave. Henry 0. Yoder, Pastor Anna M. Lee, Associate SUNDAY- 9:30 A. M. Worship Service & Communion…

… preaching. Holy Commun- ion will be distributed jn the two services. Bible Classes at 9:45 and 11:15 will discuss the Biblical meaning of "Love." Gamma Delta (International Association of Lu- theran Students…

… world-wide prestige cannot but I I PROF. LUKE COOPERRIDER .. explains precedent Gives Reply on Regental Evaluations Chairman of the Board in Con- trol of Student Publications Prof. Luke K. Cooperrider…

… recently re- plied to the Student Government Council motion of Feb. 6 to permit Daily editorial evaluation of Re- gental candidates. Prof. Cooperrider wrote in a let- ter to SGC President Steven Stock- meyer…

…, as individual students and citizens, seek to influence the out- come is not only natural but de- sirable." However, he added that such participation should be "in those ways open on an equal basis to…

… other students." Cooperrider explained that this single exception to editorial free- dom was necessitated by "the re- lation which exists between the Regents, the University, and The Daily." He noted that…

… foreign students and visit- ing faculty whose skin does not meet the standards presently ap- plied by some of our commuiity's citizens." Commends Administration The statement commends the administration…

… "for their express- ed concern for the fair nousing of students and staff." The petition refers to Univer- sity President Harlan Hatcher's assertion last week that "we do not believe the University…

… are circulat- ing it, it is an individual express- ion of opinion. Other students and faculty members are also cir- culating the petition and there is no organization behind it. Aroner estimated that…

… announced yesterday that the Syr- ian army has risen in a pro-Nasser revolt. The broadcast assailed Syria's secession from President Gamal Abdel Nasser's United Arab Re- public. It said the revolutionary…

… Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Repub- lic were reported yesterday to have resigned, clouding the future of the proposed new Arab federation of Syria, Iraq and Egypt. The breaktip of the Syrian cab…

…. McKevitt called the women', Oxford H using Project to go into operation this fall "a response tc the students' expressed need fox variety in choices of living pat- tern." The project includes co…

…-ops suites and apartment units. "We have to cope with a cos- mopolitan student body through school's sixth business leadership the improved business climate in yhis address at the 33rd Alumni Conference. As…

… begin function as a transitional government in Sep- tember. Nasser will be the transi- tional president. Elections are to be .held before the new Arab union becomes fully operational, 25 months hence…

… except the voting rights of 13 districts and clubs. IU Students Get Backing From Unit BLOOMINGTON-Indiana Uni- versity took the position yester- day that three students indicted on charges of subversive…

… activity were innocent until proved guilty. A spokesman said they would re- main in good standing. The students were charged with having violated a state anti- Communist statute by attending a campus meeting…

… government." 'Unconstitutional Statute' Meanwhile, Robert Risk, head of the Indiana Civil Liberties Union, held that the 1951 state law the students were accused of violating was unconstitutional. It forbids…

… held that federal law pre- empted state sedition laws in mat- ters of national security. To Defend His organization will enter the case in defense of the students, Risk said. They are expected to be…

… Young Socialist Alliance." The alliance denied today that the purpose of the meeting, at the student union, was to advocate the violent overthrow of either government. Political Career It called the…

… prosecution a "witch hunt" and an effort to en- hance Hoadley's political career. Hoadley said Thomas C. Schreck, director of student activities, and Robert H. Shaffer, dean of stu- dents, had testified before…

…'ath Socialists formed governments in Syria and Iraq yesterday, posing a threat to United Arab Republic President Gamal Abdel Nasser's idea of a tight Arab federation. Nasserites were dropped from both governments…

… reported reconciled to a Ba'ath-dominated Iraq but is opposed by the party's domination in Syria. Syria, Iraq and Egypt agreed in Cairo on April 17 to unite in a new Arab federation. The Ba'- athists favor…

… DIAMOND CORPORATION NOW'S THE TIMEI Students with telephone ser- vice: help ease the year-end rush by placing your order NOW to have your service discontinued later when you leave town. It's one less…

… a mission to Ne- groes with pleas for nonviolent conduct-and he collected pocket knives throughout the Negro com- munity. Vain Attempt In Nashville, Tenn., an estimat- ed 200 Negro students demonstrat…

…, May 14, 1963. But Not Needed As Complete Training Is Given Each Man. Interview in Room 3003, Student Activities Bldg. at GpA e L' Experience Helpful .. 1209 South U. 663-7151 :: .": liveliest…

…W63 THE MICHIGAN DAILY G .8., Russia Plan Berlin * * * * * * * * * Riots Break Out in Korea MAgainst Military ARAB UNION: Nasser Reconciles With Syrian Party CAIRo (o)-Egyptian President…

… Gamal Abdel Nasser has made peace with Syrian socialists who helped sunder Syria's union with Egypt in the United Arab Republic, an Egyptian newspaper indicated yesterday. Nasser and Syrian Premier Salah…

… civilians this year. It is generally felt that with the 15,000-man capital defense command, Park has enough troops in the Seoul area to control the 'situation. $31000 STUDENT-FACULTY JET FLIGHT June. 12-NYC…

… said. ST. ANDREWS CHURCH EPISCOPAL STUDENT FOUNDATION 306 North Division Phone NO 2-4097 SUNDAY- 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion. 9:00 A.M. Holy Communion and Sermon for Students. 11:00 A.M. Morning Prayer…

… Engineering Requirements The Regents recently approved a change in the wording of the statement of degree requirements for students seeking undergradu- ate engineering college degrees. The scholastic…

… the' elected degree program. All de- tailed requirements are to be spe-1 cified by the engineering college faculty. There will be no course changes for most engineering students. However, students who…

… representative of the faculty most closely associated with the field of work. Also, at present, a student, by having at least 30 hours of work Gfives Plan For Delta To Grow By GERALD STORCH Special To The Daily…

… be set up to handle transfers from Del- ta, a freshman-sophomore institu- tion, as well as students from other community colleges. The two schools would have separate administration and fac- ulty, but…

… country yesterday, lie and Yemen's republican regime charging the United Arab Repub- with continuing air and sea ag- gression. The announcement hardened the belligerent positions taken by both sides in the…

… festering inter- Arab dispute - President Nas- ser's United Arab Republic and the new Yemen republic on one side, the monarchies of Saudi Arabia and Jordan, plus the tribal warriors of the dethroned Yemeni…

… United States National Student Association will meet at the Uni- versity this weekend. Delegates from Alma College, Central Michigan University, Flint Junior College, Kalamazoo College, Marygrove College…

… President Robert Finke, '63, and Student Government Council member Kenneth Miller, '64, will lead the first workshop, a discus- sion on speaker policy. The second, led by Daily Editor Michael Olinick, '63…

… President Claims State Tries To Discredit SNCC By H. NEIL BERKSON A Michigan State University student and a former MSU stu- dent, carrying supplies for unem- ployed Negroes, have been arrested in Clarksdale…

… clothing collected by University students before the Christmas recess for unemployed Negroes in the Clarksdale area who have been denied relief by Missis- sippi authorities. They have refused to distribute…

… that the opening of fire would hardly resolve the conflicts between Baghdad and Cairo because "Iraq has oil and Egypt does not. "There has been a persistent historical conflict between Iraq and the Arab…

… the Nasserites of the Arab world. The rebels announced they had crushed Kassem's rule with tanks and planes and "destroyed the tyrant." The Cairo-headquartered Middle East News Agency said there was no…

… music over the national radio as a friendly token, he noted that "when Kassem came into power, Egyptian music was played also." Iraqi students on campus con- sidered the revolutionary effort more serious…

… likely to For Colleges students than offering n-sophomore and junior- instruction at different Propose To Earmark He suggested that this is Canines' Revenues more and more high graduates today plan to For…

… need of funds to meet the demands 48, will become the new of our ever-expanding student ch at Wesleyan Univer- population, should the proposal be ctive June 30. As Swan- adopted no better use could be…

… camps. "This is what is being done at Interlochen in the winter, but the idea has not spread as fast as it should," he1 said. Last year the Interlochen Arts Academy was opened, permitting students to…

…- liminaries to the state finals. The festival would be strictly for student solo performances and would be classified into elemen- tary, junior high and senior high divisions, Prof. Maddy said. By CARL COHEN…

… Cairo University said Friday eve- ning in a lecture given to the Arab Club at the International Center. The talk, which Prof. MdEl- Garh called "more of an informal chat" was entitled, "The Origin of…

… Arabic Language and its Relation to Other Semitic Languages." Prof. MdEl-Garh noted that it is a "clear and established fact" that the Semitic peoples of Meso- potamia, Syria, Palestine, Arabia, and…

…" that Arabs do not regard the Semitic people as their own, because "they should cherish their common heritage," he said. We have very little information about the Arabic people and their language before…

… examples of the similarity between Biblical Hebrew and mod- ern Arabic, but said that before the 10th century A.D. ancient lin- guists overlooked any likeness be- tween Arabic and any other lan- guage. Sound…

… Combination To an Arab, speech means "a sound combination that makes sense according to what is laid down," either given by God to Adam or agreed upon by the lead- ers. Because of this definition the Arabic…

… language has always been glorified and not thought of in terms of any other language. The idea of anyone who can speak "supreme Arabic" learning anoth- er tongue is often shocking, Prof. MdEl-Garh said. Prof…

…. MdEl-Garh also spoke. of the re-Arabization of Gaza." He said that of all the lands that have turned to Islam, the Arabs "felt at home" only with those people who had originally been "their The…

… Meier, S. J., the school's treasurer announced. At this new rate of $27 per credit hour, the average student will pay $768 per year for tuition. Declaring that the University of Detroit will still have…

…Students To Vote in SGC Election, Referendu < v Elections . By LOUISE LIND A campus-wide election today will select eight students to sit as members of Student Govern- ment Council and will…

…; Michigan Union stairs; Frieze Bldg.; Women's Athletic Bldg.; and East Medical Bldg. Present Cards To participate in the elections, students must present their stu- dent identification cards to be punched by…

… greater, participate in it. A two-thirds majority decides the referendum. Should the referendum pass, it would be binding on Council and would take effect in the spring. Several campus student groups have…

… President Thomas Brown, '66L, noted that recent action by the SGC committee on referral to "stay" SGC's motion "Mem- bership Selection in Student Or- ganizations" would have no effect on the regular seating…

… candidates' views: Douglas Baird, '66, defines Council as a "very powerful and effective legislative organization" which ought to work for modified change within existing student or- ganizations. Student-f a…

… c u 1 t y government should be viewed as "in its in- fancy," with the rise to maturity to be made through the responsi- ble selection of student represen-, tatives, he notes. Douglas Brook, '65, feels…

… that Council "as a representative body, must concern itself with issues and programs that are genuinely in the student interest." Council should try to strike a balance where the laws of Michi- gan and…

… the rules of this Univer- sity are respected, while at the same time respect for the import- ance of student activities is main- tained, he says. Scott Crooks, '65, makes a clear delineation between…

… 15, 1963 THE MICHIr A N DEiTT.V . '15, 1963 aW ball VUIl iV flAT_. PAGE THREEa UAR, Syria, Iraq To Hold Vote On Three Member Arab Un10n n Delegations Detail Plans With Nasser…

… Forecast Expansion To Socialist Republic By The Associated Press DAMASCUS - Syrian Premier Salah Bitar announced yesterday plebiscites will be held shortly ir the United Arab Republic, Syris and Iraq on a…

…. He is a counselor and glide, a haven and refuge for the troubled student. The dean (from the Greek Deanos-to skewer) is characterized chiefly by sympathy, wisdom, patience, forbearance, and a fondness…

… term, Student Government Coun- cil tonight will consider working papers regarding membership reg- ulations over student groups. The papers propose the establishment of membership commit- tee and a…

… membership tribunal. The work of the membership committee, as recommended in the working papers, would be to investigate cases of alleged discrimina- tion among student groups and to initiate proceedings…

…, Alabama, high school await opening of school, postponed by Gov. George Wallace. A clash, between Wallace and federal officials similar to the one which occurred last spring when two Negro students…

… EDWARD GROESBECK ... more students ' Increases Enrollment Total University enrollment is expected to go well over 27,000 by the close of late registration, ac- cording to Edward Groesbeck, di- rector of…

… OF MICHIGAN ARAB CLUB WASHINGTON (R) - Here's how the civil rights bill ap-. proved Tuesday by the House Judiciary Committee compares in its major provisions with the administration's original bill…

… three-judge panel hear voting rights cases, the panel to be composed of district and circuit court judges. P, TYPEWRITER RENTALS STANDARD and ELECTRIC For I I The Arab Club invites all its members…

… INTERVIEWS, Bureau of Appointments-Seniors & grad students, please call Ext. 3544 for appointments with the following: MON. & TUES., NOV. 4 & 5- International Business Machines, New York, N.Y.-Men & women…

… PLACEMENT INTER- VIEWS--Seniors & grad students, please sign interview schedule posted at 128-H W. Engrg. for appointments with the following: NOV. 4- Analytic Services, Inc., Bailey's Cross- roads, Va…

… ' CAMPUS. PLANNING DISPLAYS, AND MODELS I .: I GUILD HOUSE 802 Monroe q' , s11 r n H tl Y r 1s ti a, v 12 NOON FRIDAY LUNCHEON Buffet Lunch 25c Student Government Council and The University of…

… Michigan Information Service present to you the students of today and the alumni of tomorrow The Campus Of The Future as planned by the University. You will see three-dimen- sional models and maps of the…

… strong," Akli said. "But it is important who be- comes leader," Akli said. Ben Bella would like to remove colonization and unify all the Arabs, and even- tually all Africa. King Hassen II would establish…

…. students put their classroom knowledge to work and actually are tested in the towing tank. produce different varieties of steel. Positions open as alternate representatives from the U. of M. to the…

… STUDENT BLUE RIBBON COMMITTEE ON HIGHER EDUCATION CONFERENCE Dec. 6-8 Petitions available starting today at Student Offices of the S.A.B. Petitions due Nov. 27--interviewing Dec. 2 DO-IT-YOURSELF--In the…

… aeronautical engineering department instructors and students engage in planning, sketching and building models and even full-scale airplanes. Some students actually DEAN STEPHEN ATTWOOD fly the finished product…

…A. f u r Arhtan Batt Seventy-T hird Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAW UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS e Opinions Are Free STUDENT…

… state is attempting to shift the burden of higher education ram itself to the student. Both the Rom- ey administration and the Legislature, ailing to provide for adequate state sup- ort for higher…

… from students. The tuition. oost would average $50 a student. Allen's revenue estimate of $580 million n which Romney currently plans his udget is near the optimal figure. Even rith another good year in…

… student. ARAB LANDS A igers Revolt Spreads By The Associated Press1 ALGIERS-A revolt by Berbers of the Kabylie mountains against. President Ahmed Ben Bella's government appeared to be spread-V ing yesterday…

…: Students Protest To O'Neil For Vote Against College By MARGE WITECKI Students of Delta College Thursday made a 125-mile motorcade trip to the home of State Board of Education member James O'Neil in Livonia…

… number of National Defense Education Act loans ap- plied for at the University has increased markedly since the tui- tion hike two years ago. Walter B. Rea, assistant to the vice-president for student…

… NDEA loans are awarded to freshmen. Along with the loan goes the promise of a job in the students area of concentration. After their freshman year the students carrying t an NDEA loan can apply to their…

… was an attempt to give' students a chance to enter college and the opportunity to estab- lish themselves in a position where they may be able to receive t scholarships later on in their academic life…

…- stricted to certain fields of study. In some cases the restriction on the money is so stringent that even if there is no student who fills the loan's qualifications the money cannot be transferred to another…

… across predominantly Arab territory.t Antigovernment guerrilla units were reported forming south and southwest of Algiers, threatening security of the highways. Army sources and -European travelers said…

… in addition to the existing Delta Community College, Clarifies Position President of the Delta student council, George De Witt, stated after the visit that "although Mr. O'Neil hasn't changed his…

…'Neil replied to the students that he would be obligated to do so. However, if it is decided that the, Board can consider implications of the plan on the entire college sys- tem, O'Neil will again vote no to the…

… private charter plan. Supporters Raise Funds Supporters of the private senior college have raised $250,000, have pledges for another $250,000 O'Neil also expressed concern to the students that as of yet…

… Arab Republic. The flaring demonstrations- accompanied by anti-government chants in support of UAR Presi- dent Gamal Abdel Nasser-were in protest against the mass dismis- sal of pro-Nasser army officers…

… and last week's walkout of pro- Nasser members of the govern- ment and revolutionary command. In the capital, student demon- strations erupted in five separate sections of the city. Armored cars and…

… troops broke up four of them. Seize Control Hundreds of shouting students seized control of Damascus high school for four hours and drove back armed riot police with vol- leys of stones from the roof…

… virtual but shaky control of Premier Salah Bitar's Ba'ath Arab reawakening party, with whom Nasser declared he would not federate. Nasser demanded a national front instead o fa one-party re- gime in Syria…

… the point of view of Gold- water became the guiding policy of the Republican party. A STUDENT TOUR UNIQUE Summer 1963 TRAVEL AND STUDY IN RUSSIA Led by .Bernard Koten -- Russiam Instructor, N.Y.U. Meet…

… its appropriations so late in the year. However, he stresses the fact that increases in student fees are al- ways accompanied by increases in available scholarship and loan as- sistance. "The Regents…

…-of-state students or on the size of the campuses. "I am against turning the University into an insular in- stitution." The University is a "world-wide treasure" of the state. He also opposes straight-acketing the…

… University to a campus of 27,500 students, as legislators have proposed. Role of Regents Thurber views the role of the Regent as that of any public ser- vant-to be responsible to his con- stituency and to…

… their own, Thur- ber comments. The Regents must "keep an open mind and, not frustrate new) ideas and proposals." Thurber says that he favors student participation in academic policy-making for an…

… educational experience. However, he maintains that the operating areas of 'decision-making cannot be turned over to the students because, as transient members of the University community, they need the…

… continuity and intergra- tion function of the administra- tion and faculty. Liberal Arts - :As a Regent, "I am' a strong up-holder of the liberal arts tra- dition. Students should learn how to make a life not…

… available by house officers to aid students in preclassifying. J PROF. KARL LAMB ... urges ratification These fears are inaccurate and outdated, Prof. Lamb said, since Republican moderates now control the…

…- room. The Ball will feature danc- ing, mock gambling and a floor- show. The profits from the Ball will be put into an emergency fund with the International Cen- ter. Latvians.. . The Latvian Students…

… in Philadelphia, Pa., Utica, N.Y., Snyder, N.Y., Hartford, Conn. and Silver Spring, Md. Prof. Reveilli is well known to the students of the University for his work with the Michigan Marching Band…

…. S* * s Mich. Christian Fellowship, March 29, 7:30 p.m., Union. Speaker: Dr. G. E. Mendenhall, Prof. of Near Eastern Studies, "Faith & Rationality in Bib- lical Times." Near East Club, Lecture: "Arab…

…- ister Asante Ofori-Atta of Ghana and Ali Sabry, chairman of the United Arab Republic's executive council. Informed sources said India was seeking to pin down details of the Colombo proposals on truce posi…

…"... ..,........ .,......,...*..........,.............. .. . .. . ...... . ...! . R :..., .............:..lN V't t..Yt.t....::".""1.. . ..,"n"" City Cites St-umdent Vote Rules Tells Press Of Travel To Bastion By RICHARD KRAUT A student is eligible to vote in coming city elections…

… students should be permit- ted 'to register. According to City Attorney Jacob F. Fahrner, the City Clerk considers the following six questions in determining a student's eligibility to vote: Is He Home? 1…

…) Has the student married and established his own home with his wife in Ann Arbor? And does he remain in that home during the time when school is not in session? In this situation, and par- ticularly when…

… thenstudent has been married and living in Ann Arbor for more than a year, the Clerk has registered the student, according to Prof. Nicholas D. Kazarinoff of the mathematics department. In most of the cases…

…, Prof. Kazar- inoff adds, the student's wife has been living with her hus- band in the city. 2) How long has the student been living in Ann Arbor? 3) Is the student free from parental control? 4) Where…

… would the student go in case of sickness or acci- dent? 5) If the student is employed, how much time does he devote to gainful employment in rela- tion to his academic pursuits? 6) What is the student…

…'s in- tended place of residence after graduation? Of course, the student must also meet the state's require- ments that he be a citizen of the United States, at least 21 years of age, a state resident…

… for at least six months and a resident of the city for at least 30 days before a regular, spe- cial or primary election. The criteria for student eli- gibility are drawn primarily from a case in which…

… the Mich- igan Supreme Court offered a definition of "residence" as re- gards students. In the case of Attorney Gen- eral vs. Miller, it was stated that ". . . The great weight of authority is that a…

…HATCHER INACTION HURTS STUDENTS See Editorial Page Y Sir iEan Seventy-Two Years of Editorial Freedom ~Iaitr COLDER High33 Low--33 Freezing drizzle, turning to snow flurries VOL. LXXIUI'No. 105…

… examinations will be a permanent requirement for all prospective freshmen, Director of Admissions Clyde Vroman said yesterday. This ends a two year "exploratory period" in which Michigan high school students…

… of the, best ways of identifying "a student's capabilities and advising him on whether he is wise to come to the University," Vroman said. College Boards were first made a part of the admission require…

…- ments for out-of-state students in 1957 after a similar two-year trial period. Helps The college boards, in addition to being one indicator of pre- paredness for work at the Univer- sity, can also help in…

… such func- tions as advanced placement, and counselling the student in regard to the direction of his college work. However, Vroman noted that "we are not trying to encourage score competition. "The…

…, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1963 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES ADDS STUDENTS RIGHTS: JJC Completes Constitution By LAURENCE KIRSHBAUM Joint Judiciary Council last made final changes in its proposed constitution…

…, adding and specify- ing rights of students brought I , before the council. The constitution, complete with procedural bylaws and an appen- dix, now goes to the Regents for approval at their May 17 meeting…

…. The changes were made in re- sponse to student criticisms of- fered at last week's public discus- \ r ORVILLE FREEMAN . . farm to campground Rec rS'eat ional l Aeas Askied America must turn to her…

…- reation program at 6:30 p.m. to- night in the Michigan League Ball- room. Tickets for the banquet are available at the League. . To Discourage Arab Invasion WASHINGTON M)-Firm Unit- Pd Stater dPtPina,nn to…

… will accept the testimony of all appearing students "in good faith." This addition was made in re- sponse to the particular criticism "that a student should be con- sidered innocent until proven guilty…

… hearing, to call witnesses and to ask for the reconstitution of the council as an all male or all fe- male body. Hearing Option The open hearing provisions were changed to give each student a specific…

… option of whether he wants an open or closed hearing. The original proposed constitu- tion had given the student the right to an open hearing only upon specific request. The old Joint Judiciary…

… constitution had no provisions for open hearings. The new witness procedure for- malized last night will give the student the right "to have wit- nesses if he feels they will present pertinent information to his…

… they will reconstitute themselves as an all male or all female body "at and only at the student's re- quest." This provision is included for cases which might prove em- Faulkner Gets .Prize NEW YORK (P…

… drawn by Regent bylaw 8.03 the council is empow- ered to investigate and determine "if an infraction of proper Uni- versity rules and regulations has been committed by any student, group of' students or…

…- tionnaires among women students in late October in order to deter- mine students' views of Univer- sity regulations, and "in which areas people desire change," Assembly President Charlene Hag- er, '65, said…

… sampling, in residence halls and sorority houses. Women students not. in either type of living unit can ob- tain a questionnaire at the League. Questionnaire Compilators Compiling the questionnaire are Miss…

… "nation-wide, long-term plan to expand oppor- tunities for Negroes in higher edu- cation at faculty, student and ad- ministrative levels in all regions of{ the c o u n t r y," according to the ACE…

… April 1955: drew up five points of peace- ful co-existence. The Arab League Constitution: seeks to maintain peace and brotherhood among Arab nations but has varied in meaning over the years according to…

… the degree of cordiality existing among Arab states. Addis Ababa Charter of African Unity: chiefs of state and govern- ment, of Africa last may under chairmanship of Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia…