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…Sem"ty-Third TI a EDrED AND MANAGED BYSTUENT F E UNIvERY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORrrT OF BOARD I CONTROL OF STUDENT PUDSiCATIONS "Where opinions Are Free STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG., Ar ARBOR, Mic…

… Student Govern- ment Council and those who work for it are doing everything possible to prevent the Student Government Reform Union from having an equal chance in the forth- coming SGC elections. When the…

… Simon understood that he was to write less than 300 words and still write well over 400. This seems to be just another example of how little SGC cares for the students, in that it doesn't even give them…

…: LAST THURSDAY The Daily gave front page prominence to the hate-Israel speech presented to the Arab Club by Mr. Thashim Bashir, a representative of the United Arab Republic. The Uni- versity's Arabic and…

… non-Arabic communities are entitled to a de- tailed rebuttal of Mr. Bashir's statements. 1) Arabs in Israel have not been persecuted. With the exception of certain restrictions relating to na- tional…

… security questions, they en- joy full rights of citizenship. In contrast, Jewish minorities in the Arab lands have been denied the fundamental rights of citizenship. Under threats of violence and acts of…

… violence, Jews in numbers com- parable to the total number of Arab refugees who voluntarily left Israel in 1948 have fled the Arab lands. While these refugees have settled in Israel with full rights of…

… citizenship, the Arab refugees of 1948 have not been integrated by their Arabic host countries. Jordan to be sure has given them citizenship, but not employ- ment; Syria denies them citizen- ship while it…

… conscripts them for military service; Lebanon confines them to their camps. The mass of the Arab refugees remain second- class citizens in the very countries which invited their flight, and which now so loudly…

…Sventy-Tird Year EDrrED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIERsTY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHOtrF OF BOARD rN CONTROL OF STUDENT PULICATIONS Where Op A STUDENT PUxLICATIONS BLDG., ANN ABoR, MiCH., PHONE o 2…

…. -JOHN WEILER -MICHAEL HARRAH LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Readers Discuss Arab-Israeli Dispute To the Editor: I WISH to correct Mr. Y. Barnea of the Israeli Consulate on two points that he mentioned in his…

… had collapsed. The Pales- tinian Arabs, who are mostly refu- gees today, have always been and still are the rightful owners of oc- cupied Palestine. Second, Arab plans to utilize their water resources…

… are not un- productive. The Arabs in a spirit of conciliation, have carefully con- sidered many regional plans to de- velop the Jordan River. (The Mac- Donald Project, the Burger Plan, the Baker Harza…

… Plan, the Jhon- ston Plan, etc.) These plans have taiten into account water needs in Israeli controlled territory. This is in contrast to Israel's ac- tions of ignoring Arab rights and depriving them of…

… their vital and essential needs. Present Arab proj- ects are aimed to utilize waters of rivers that flow in Arab terri- tories without affecting waters under Israeli control. * *' * ISRAEL is under two…

… limitations limitations which make it insuffi- cient in law to submit any counter complaint against the Arabs for carrying out their small local proj- ects. First, to constitute a valid case for diversion, the…

…,. . To the Editor: LAST WEEK I came across your a r t icle reporting on Mr. Thashim Bashir's talk on Israeli- Arab relations. I would like to make a few remarks on this for the sake of truth and…

… correctness. Mr. Bashir, is quoted as saying that the Arabs in Israel have "lost" part of their land. No Israeli citizen, Arab, Jew or other, "loses" his land. Land just isn't robbed, confiscated or…

… "nationalized" in Israel. If any person in Israel no longer owns land he once owned, it is because he sold it, of his free will, for the price he chose. The only case of citizens (Jews as well as Arabs) being…

…- sands of summer jobs in federal agencies available to students across the nation, the Washing- ton Post reported recently. Last summer, about 80 per cent of the estibmated 10,000 jobs were filled by…

… students from the Wash- ington area. But a bill introduced by Rep. Lindley K. Beckworth (D- Tex) would allot summer jobs to each state on the basis of its population. But, Civil Service Commission Chairman…

… John W. Macy said that he feels that a strict apportion- ment law is not the answer to "the difficulties experienced by members of Congress in attempt- ing to counsel high school and college stu'dents…

… rating, Macy added. The competitors would then be split into three groups according to their test scores and govern- mental agencies would be permit- ted to select employes from the high-scoring students…

…-An Arab sum-pLaely theeest-a mit meeting in Cairo, considering line has been the 49-mi ways to stop Israel from diverting. tier between Israel and the Jordan River to irrigate its Problems there have c…

… Southland, places more attention largely of the return of I on the small, but effective United By contrast the Israe Nations truce team. border, though only 45 mi The Arabs heard from their is the most…

… fearing Arab retaliation. all the other three armist No Talks together. The project has been consider- Israel Protest ed for 10 years, but the Arabs In August, Israel prot and Israelis refused to agree on a…

… the same moni which has been patrolling a gen- U THANT was a brief but violent e erally quiet border. Only Syrian of gunfire between Isra firing near the water project has When the Israeli-Arab armis…

… of equal the two countries have wo down on the size and cost of the numbers of representatives of Is- gether through the Mixed 5000-man UN Emergency Force raelis, the various Arab countries tice…

… overall report on the Is- rael-Arab armistice situation. The request was made of Nor- wegian Gen. Odd Bull, who is { a, ; a ff° ' ' chief of staff of the United Na- tions Truce Observation Organiza-to I e…

…Seventy-Third Year EDITED AND MANAGED BT UDNTS cw THEUNmEtsrry of MiCHIAN UNDER AUTHORMTY OF BOARD IN CONTOL OF STUDENT PUtLICATIONS rrminioT STUDENT PuuCATIONS BLDG., ANir ARBoR, MICH., PHoE NO 2…

… EDITOR: Campus Election Debate Rages SGRU, Voice Offer The Best Candidates HAT KIND of Student Government would you respect? What should Stu- dent Government do to get you interested in it? These…

… answers, but the ques- tions have never really been put to the student body before. This year things are different. A group of students-Richard Simon, Carl Cohen, David Block, Tom Copi, and Robert Grody…

…-tired of seeing Council operating in the rarefied atmos- phere of isolation from the student body, organized the Student Government Re- form Union to put these questions to stu- dent voters. 4GRU CANDIDATES…

… deserve the support of the entire student body. If elected, they will try to set up a constituent committee, drawn from the body, to find out what kind of student government would be most desired by the…

… students on this campus. Opponents of SGRU have been making charges that the party is anarchistic in orientation. They claim the party wants to abolish SGC and not build anything in its place. This is not…

… committee comes up with a bet- ter form of student government, then SGRU will start discussing a student ref- erendum on it and methods of implemen- tation. This is not the program of an anarchistic group. It…

… is the position of a group dedicated to the proposition that the student body is the only group to de- cide how it should be governed. HE FOUR CANDIDATES sponsored by Voice Political Party-Stan Nadel…

…The Trimester Experiment: Student Reactions (Third of four articles) By H. NEIL BERKSON and KENNETH WINTER Though it occasionally proved hectic, students like the new calendar. After one term…

… respondents "strongly prefer the trimester." Questionnaires, including both multiple-choice questions and space for written commentaries, were mailed to a random sample of University students, most of whom have…

… been here under the old semester system as well. From the responses, several other generalizations seem reasonable: Student Conclusions -By far the most popular feature of the new calendar is the…

… elimination of the January "lame duck" session of the fall term. Students don't seem dismayed over the loss of Christmas vacation as a period for writing papers and studying for finals. Students had expected…

…-exam period. -Aside from the last-minute rush, students' major complaint is that instructors failed to adjust their courses to the stepped-up trimester pace. -Students don't mind the curtailed exam period, but…

… would like a few free days before finals to use as a "reading period." -They feel they mastered their courses as well as usual last fall, and their grades remained about the same. Numerous students…

… applauded the long Christmas vacation similar observation, Martin E. Obed, '66M, said the nearly month- long break lets students "look forward to returning to school with a new semester and a fresh outlook on…

…. 28, we feel it is our duty as students of the University, to present the historical facts concerning the partition of Israel and the bellig- erent attitude of the Arab states toward the decisions of…

…°t" a.r AirldiAan Daitg Seventy Third Year EDITED AND MANAGEDBY STUDENTS ir owTmUNIVEsrTYOFMICHIGAN _ - UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OP STUDENTP UBLICATIONS 'Wher Opinions AreFr STUDENT…

…. reprints. SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1964 NIGHT EDITOR: KENNETH WINTER LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: R Leaders Counter Charges New Union Constitution Disenfranchises Students APART of the students' voice in cam- pus…

… affairs may be voted out of exist- ence next Wednesday. Male students and alumni are being asked to voteon a revi- sion of the Michigan Union constitution which would, among other things, remove all elected…

… student seats from the Union Board of Directors.. Currently, the Board consists of 19 members, six of whom are elected stu- dents. In attempting to streamline the Board and make it into a body which could…

… members, the general manager, the vice-presidents for business and finance and student af- fairs and the three senior officers of the Union. The last group supposedly will repre- sent the student body on…

… the Board. How- ever, it is rather doubtful that the three senior officers can be expected to repre- sent a general student view of Union oper- ations. Values LOST AMID the confusions and contra…

…, Prof. W. Carey McWilliams recalled, students entered universities with a strong set of unques- tioned values, usually narrow and provin- cial ones. What they needed, then, was some acid-tongued agnostic…

…- versity students would still benefit from some hearty intellectual convul- sions. But it merits serious attention. To many students, having overcome habitual ways of thought and action but finding nothing…

… through the committee structure of the Union. After two years of involvement with the organization, their view of the Union's activities necessarily will be the organization's view; student opinion from…

… the - jilt HEADQUARTERS for STUDENT and OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE, TYPEWRITERS and FOUNTAIN PENS job of trying to transform, through new detecting devices, the partial nuclear test ban treaty…

…." CAIRO-An announcement by Cairo radio yesterday that rela- tions have been restored between the United Arab Republic and the Kingdom of Jordan highlighted the conclusion of an Arab sum- mit meeting of 13…

… to suit customer. DEALER for A. B. Dick Mimeographs and Supplies STUDENT SUPPLIES Stationery Study Lamps Note Books Fountain Pens Loose Leaf Note Books Typewriter Supplies FOUNTAIN PENS all makes…

…- registered student organiza- Organizations who are plan- active for the fall term must ed by. Sept. 18, 1964. Forms e, in Rloom 1011 Student Ac- g. * * * Guild, Film showing: Satya- The World of Apu," Sept. 4…

…, n., Architecture Aud. Outing Club, hiking and/or Sept. 6, 2 p.m., Rackham, entrance. * Students' Association, Pop- e from India with English ill be shown at Angell Hall >t. 5, 7 p.m. SChristian…

… Fellowship, Lec- 4, 7:30.p.m., Michigan Un- er, Dr. Wilbur Norton. * * * , Auditions, Sept. 4 and 5 p.m., Michigan Union. Missed ng? Call 663-3693. * * * a Student:-Group, Organiza- eting. Program to follow ay…

…, Prof. Maynard Klein director, Central Campus choir for non' School of Music', students. Open re- hearsals and auditions. Tues., Sept. 1 and Thurs., Set. 3, 4 p.m., 306 Bur-! ton Memorial Tower.' Doctoral…

…, will be available to a resident of the Grand Rapids area, who is a woman student admitted for undergraduate study at thenUniversity. Equal weight shall be given to financial need, citi- zenship, and…

… en route to the United Arab Republic for a two-week visit. Their 'ship passed through Tur- key's Bosporos Strait yesterday and steamed south toward Alexan- dria. Aswan Dam On May 15, Khrushchev and…

… rights forces. . One student was quoted as say- ing, "We believe the new jobs are for real, that this is not a fad. There is some uncertainty about the future, but the general belief is that more jobs are…

… they have calls for many more science and engineering graduates than they have available. The survey showed that one metallurgy student has had five job offers. A coed with honors in mathematics received…

… director at Fisk said he was "amazed at the tremendous thrust for students majoring in business administration." STORE YOUR BIKE AT THIS SUMMER for only $1.50 a month Free Oiling Included Bikes Crated for…

… Shipping BEAVER'S BIKES 605 Church Street TUES.-SAT. 9-6 NO 5-6607 MON. 9-6 " K c cvn Baby mocked Dreamwear UNITED ARAB Republic's President Gamal Abel Nasser and Al- gerian President Ahmed Ben Bella have…

…- sistance in Guinea, Mali and Ghana in West Africa, i-;.ha on the Eastern side of the conti- nent and in the United Arab Re- public. I WI LKI NSON'S Anniversary Special However, at Ghana follows to any…

… recruit new volun- teers. Other action included approval of changes in the constitution. of the University of Michigan Arab Club and in the constitution of the Eastern Orthodox Student So- ciety. 4 I 4 4…

… Affect Student Organizations N______-_____________-_____ proper stranger. SUNDAY, MARCH 1ST-7:30 P.M. MASONIC AUDITORIUM TICKETS $4.50, $3.50, $2.50, $1.50 GRINNELL'S DOWNTOWN WO 2-1124 MASONIC TEMPLE…

… 500 Temple-TE 2-6648 Mail Orders Accepted-Enclose Self Addressed Stamped Envelope SEVE MCKUEE - I IA STUDENTS and FACULTY Dial 662-8871 for Program Information The Michigan Union Wednes- day night…

…. Bass of the University of Pittsburgh will speak on "Experiments in Organization- al Psychology" at 4:15 p.m. today in Aud. B. Australia Culture ... The International Students As- sociation will present a…

… discussion of "The Folk Culture of Australia" at 7:30 p.m. today at the Inter- national Center. Negro Views . . Prof. John Bingley, director of student organizations and activi- ties, will moderate a student…

… panel discussion on "The Negro Student Views the University" at 8 p.m. today in the Michigan Union Ball- room. Shows at 7 and 9 P.M. Saturday and Sunday Shows Are r^, +:-. ..-.(,. 3Y.. D A By JOHN WEILER…

… Student Government Council Wednesday night discussed how the new trimester schedule, due to begin in the summer of 1965, will affect student activities. The members noted that Vice- President for Academic…

… Russell Ep- ker, 64BAd, noted .that Heyns had indicated that SGC should con- centrate on developing student ac- tivities for the summer in "larger all-campus organizations rather than the smaller ones…

… run by a skeleton crew since each will have trouble getting summer help. In further discussion, Gary Cunningham, 66, brought a report to Council on the possibility of a student-sponsored "a c a d e m i…

… c chair" through which a prominent instructor would be invited to the University for a one-year period. Hopefully, the professor could contribute to student activities as well as benefit the campus…

…. Martin, all of the psychology department. About 30 graduate students and technical assistants are also involved in the project. The center maintains close liai- son and cooperative working ar- rangements…

… limitations in various man-machine combinations. Such studies will aid areas in which machines play important roles. I I ARAB CLUB presents "ARABIC MOVIE0 s v The Empty Pillow with subtitles Sat., April 18, 7…

…- national organizations. The briefing session climaxed a weekend conference held in New York on "A Responsible Press in a Changing World" sponsored by the Overseas Press Club, the United States Student Press…

… by pointing to Berlin, where the EUROPE FOR LESS All Student Trips EUROPE-Rambler, 10 countries, 37 days, from $1027-Ha'p'ny, 15 countries, 49 days, from $1215-Vagabond to Eastern Europe, 17 countries…

… face of pressure from Peking. He cited the UN's peace keep- ing machinery as a deterrent pre- venting an Arab war over Is- rael's impending diversion of wa- ter from the Jordan River. The recent Arab…

… summit meet- ing had more effects in smooth- ing inter-Arab relations-getting all the Arab countries to recog- nize one another-than in plan- ning military action against Is- rael, he added. Alliance…

… fitting activity for The Daily than that which they were engaged in on Election Day. -Bruce Chudacoff, '66 telling or influencing students- If THE Arab lands felt that whom to vote for. Israel's position…

…Seventy-Tbird Year EDrrED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHICAN UNDERAUTHOITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS "WhereOpn AFeSTUDENTP ULICATIONS BLDG., ANN AROr., Mce…

… he wants, to the Office of Student Affairs did not but women who are 20 years old and jun- include junior key privileges or apartment iors have to live within the residence permission even though 60…

… substance is denied to most women students but and in no way justifies a refusal to make granted to most men. Surely, with the the recommendation to the OSA. proper leadership to organize them, the 60…

… still should have "Protection" of female students has acted on the desires of its constituency been delicately advanced by female mem- and submitted this proposal. bers of OSA as a good reason for a con…

… the in- Seude pragmatic approach terest of women students, not for the Uni- Such a deluded andversity Public Relations Office, or not is especially destructive to students' right n s yswik t…

… ,necessarily in ways which will keep the of expression when applied to women's group in the good graces of the admin- rules and last semester's survey. If there istrationt is any student problem which requires…

… as well as a few more serious students. If he is a graduate student, he frequents that palace of doom, the General Library. Eventually, moss and cobwebs will creep around his carrell and cover his horn…

… complex situation. Mr. and Miss Average Student are un- der a great deal of pressure. Academic achievement-too often meaning a de- cent grade-is the key to success after graduation. But the pressure to do…

… well at college begins long before the student reaches here. Parents, who want their children to do better than they did, be-j gin the indoctrination early. And the Uni- versity becomes the first step in…

… facilities fo arrival was preceeded by that of divided along tradition under pressure from some Arab students, particularly housing fa- the Republican "Truth Squad," a standing lines. VDS he nations to lessen…

… just mon Reuth'I d srihd GM as ee in the under- point is the absence of n- VATICAN CITY 0)-Regardless 'BONN-West Germany's popu~ graduate curriculum, sure on the student unt d- of political consequences…

…, Augus- ation problem consists of too few No Vocational Guidance end of his university car tin Cardinal Bea told the Vati- students coming into the univer- VDS has charged that the sys- VDS has proposed a…

… vocational guidance. two years of a basic 1 na erating Jews of sole blame for the W Erp If a student takes his examina- education followed by an no crucifixion of Christ. "There are, not enough high tion at…

… the age of 25 and fails it, tion to determine the Amid applause, the head of the school students enter ng the uni- capacity for specializ me Vatican's Christian Unity Secl'e- versities, and even if…

… there were, courses of specialized v o- tariat presented a revised versior there would not be enough placey ing to the university of a statement on Roman Cath- for them," a student at the Uni- post…

…-graduate courses. ie: olic relations with Jews and oth- versity of Bonn declared. ,Students are also crit he er non-Catholics. He said it mus' The Verband Deutscher Stu- >"faculty" structure of he be adopted, even…

… at the risk of dentenschaften (VDS), the Wes' O ,fIs J j;s1t e funiversities. Undergx'adu al the church "being accused of pur- German union of students, has es are grouped into W suing political ends…

… Democratic too rigid for the new s n- ly alluding to the -reported Arab Housing Shortage candidates on the campaign trail, find a place and for inte ce pressure,' Cardinal Bea said firm- The housing shortage…

… true throughout theIPsychology, for exar nd politics. We are not speaking herc students are not even living to- trip, Humphrey was also greeted been variously placed i of Zionism. We are not speaking…

…, April 10, 11, 12, all day, various places Arab Club, lecture by Tahsin Ba- shir on Zionism, Feb. 19, 7:30 p.m., Union, 3RS. Wolverine Club, Air Flight to/from N.Y.C., March 20 & 30. India Students Assoc…

….25. Send to: Univ. Players Dept. of Speech, Frieze Bldg. Student Government Approval of the following student-sponsored activities becomes effective 24 hours after the publication of this notice. All…

…. Akpata, Students' Officer (As- sistant Registrar), University of Iba- dan, Nigeria, Feb. 23-March 1. Seweryn Chajtman, Associate Profes- sor, Institute of Organization and Eco- nomics in the Machine…

…. ENGINEERING PLACEMENT INTER- VIEWS-Seniors & grad students, please sign interview schedule at 128-H West Engrg. for appointments with the fol- lowing : FEB. 18-21- General Dynamics Corp., Astronautics Div., San…

…, Executive board meeting, Feb. 18, 7:30 p.m., 3529 SAB. i SKILLED NURSE-After four year's training, graduates of the nursing school are prepared to care for the very young and the old. Here a student nurse…

… 'Carry on Nurse' 4 Thursday, February 20th, an Olivetti Underwood Representative will a . - . s U- .O be on campus to talk with graduate and undergraduate students interested in the following training…

… Dixieland Oscar Brand, Johnny Puleo & 0. Basile and more. ONE LOCATION iscou records, 300 S. State St. 665-3679 Hours: 10-9 Mon.-Fri.-9-6 Sat. q I APPLYING A BANDAGE-Before student nurses are assigned to…

… actual hospital duty, they must learn requisite skills. Here one student nurse practices apply- ing a bandage to a classmate. PREPARES TRAY-A future nurse re- ceives training in preparing a sterile tray…

… research on various medi- cines. II This could be the start of something ... BIG! LEARNING TECHNIQtES-Part of a student nurse's train- ing includes learning proper surgical techniques. Here a student dons…

… members-at-large, Room 3D, Mich. Union, 8 psm., Wed., March 18. Rejoining the Midwest Fed- eration will be taken under considera- tion. * * * Baptist Student Union, Luncheon: Auburn Univ. Baptist Student…

… Economics: Theory exams will be given on Thurs. and Fri., April 23 and 24, 1964. The exams in other subjects will be given beginning on Mon., April 27. Each student planning to take these exams should…

….' Bernard Dibonda, Senegal. Tavesak Narraj, Thailand. Pongsak Palaponk, Thailand. Prida Rodphothong, Thailand. Mohammed E. A. El-Rashidy, United Arab Republic. Taha Y. El-Gamal, United Arab Re- public…

…: 212 SAB- Cherry County Playhouse, Inc., Trav- erse City-Ruth Bailey will interview students interested in the theatre. Po- sitions open are: business manager, box office treasurer, press agent or promo…

…, 3200 SAB, Ext. 3544. ENGINEERING PLACEMENT INTER VIEWS-Seniors & grad students, please sign interview schedules posted at 128-H West Engrg. for appointments with the following: MARCH 18- Air Prdoucts…

…. Engrg. & E Math. Prof.: Applied Mech's. R. & D. LIBRARY SCIENCE PLACEMENT: INTERVIEWS: Library Science students and alumni, or other lib. school grads, please sign interview schedules in the Library Sci…

… LONDON" U of M GROUP FLIGHT Boston/London June 2 London/Bostwn August 6 Also Detroit Dparture and Return $372.00 FOR ALL STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND EMPLOYEES Call Bob Spaly, NO'5-6885; Tom Steffe, NO 3…

…. Read facts below. Note Britain's low prices. Then clip coupon for free 10-piece Student's Travel Kit. THIS YEAR, Britain will be the live- liest spot in Europe. Here are just a few of the events you can…

…:summer). Having fun in Britain on $45 a week 3 nights in London, with breakfast....... $ 8.25 4 nights in student hotels outside London, with breakfast..........8.00 Lunch and dinner for,7days.. .... .. 14.00 200…

… KIT ..F...... .....- - --- -I Mail coupon to Please send my free 10-piece Student's Travel Kit: British Travel Association at one of these addresses; Name Please print clearl NEW YORK:r 680,Fifth Avenue…

… Anthropology Club Thomas F. Nemec Arab Club Izzideen Essaid Assembly Association Charlene Hager Bacteriology Club Joseph Silvernale Baha'i Student Group Sandra Peterson Baptist Student Union Donald Williams…

…1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1964 THE MICHTGAN nATTY Literary College Freshman Honors Students (Continued from Page 2) Nancy Ruth Grossman Arthur Welz Gulick Pamela Elaine Gutin Michael William…

… benefits of a large uni- versity to the small college's stu- dents. The University's large li- braries, major cultural and intel- lectual events and student activi- ties would be among these attrac- tions…

… its opponents have pointed out, the college faces many practical problems: will fac- ulty want. to .teach there? will students be interested? can it just- ify its probably higher per-student cost? will…

… Besides $44 million from state tax coffers the University expects $14 million from student tuition and fees and revenue and about $1 millionaindtransfers from other funds to round out the general funds…

… budget. The fees and state funds - placed in the general fund-pro- vide for faculty salaries, libraries, organized research, student aid, and operation and maintenance. Another money pool, the "re…

… Linette Zolotar. FROM ACOLYTES TO YR's: ., Honors Students (Continued from Page 2) Dearborn Campus Engineefing Robert William Bruce Thomas Lowell Carpenter, B.S.E.- (Elec.Eng.) ,B.S.E. (Eng…

…) program for the convocation used to include the receipents of fel- lowships and scholarships for which students could compete in all departments,' Walter said. r'The program became too large, so in 1953 the…

… Jenkins Clara Katherine Fischer Klonoski, A.B. Studer Acolytes Stewart Thau African Students Union George B. Cooper Alpha Omega Fellowship Thomas Correll Alpha Phi Omega (Gamma Pi) David Hartman. American…

… Campus Chapel David Huisman Cercle Francais, Le, John Pearce Cervantes Club Maria Del Car Rocha it Organizations Liven Campus Life Chi Alpha Edwin J. Snook Chinese Students' Club Yee Ching Chen Christian…

… alleviate Prof. Robert Schnitzer, executive Arab Students will have a recep- gell Hall. "CHEERED some of the overcrowding prob- director of the PTP. The second tion to promote Arab-American 8 p.m.-A speech by…

…, to provide space jumae donations at the back ofp.m.- eFer for another 600 students. It will lumber dntosa h ako 150 students. Each pair of houses hav the s dena st the its chapter house. The guild…

… classroom Gomberg and Taylor Houses at located on North Campus, north facilities. Island Park. of and adjacent to the new School The cost per student is expected 9:30 a.m.-The Mudbowl at Sig- of Music and the…

… em bhers ta Chi. (Continued from Page 1) This orientation has led to the lowering of the percentage of out- of-state students on campus to the current 27 per cent. Meanwhile the resident enroll- ment…

… climbed to a new high of 27,388 in the fall of 1963, and the total number of students taught in credit and professional programs reached 42,246 last year compared to 41,957 in 1962-63. More Research Another…

… original scholarship, sub- mnitted in September, would have awarded a $500 scholarship an- nually for the. next decade to an indigent Negro student, preferably from Ann Arbor High School. The revised…

… scholarship accepted yes- terday maintains the amount and the school preference, but is de- signed to aid qualified students "who are handicapped by lack of funds." There is no mention of race. The University…

…'s executive off i- cers explained after the meeting that discriminatory scholarships currently on the books would con- tinued to be offered. There are currently stipends of- fered to students according to race…

…, national origin and locale. General Funds The University currently oper- ates a scholarship "program fav- oring Negro students from Detroit, but Heyns said the University pre- fers to supply this program…

… with general scholarship funds rather than discriminatory stipends. The Regents also accepter a recommendation from Vice-Presi- dent for Student Affairs James A. Lewis that The Daily editor's chair be…

… last week that students doing premedical work at MSU were told by their academic advisers that the school, "may not open0 -Daily-Jim Lines SPEEDSTER. CARL WARD TURNS the corner around left end after…

… em- broil the Arabs in another war with Israel and trying to bring about itsadestruction. "This policy has been repeatedly pronounced by Syrian leaders and was re-emphasized in Arab sum- mit meetings…

…- rigation. The Arab leaders over- ruled reported Syrian demands for immediate military action to op- pose the water diversion. Instead, they drew up plans for tapping the headwaters of the Jordan, thereby…

…- ited till it is opened." Bob t Harris, the president of the MSU student government, told The Daily Thursday that, "con- struction has not been started yet," on the new school although the construction…

… MARCY PELLY Eight University architecture students are out to keep Reed City from becoming a ghost town. The mile square commu- nity in the northern part of the lower peninsula has been losing population…

… at the rate of about 100 people a year for the past ten years. The population is now at an all-time low of 2500. The students face several problems in helping the small Osceola County town in the…

… not have the physical environment such as ski slopes or a large lake to become a major resort area. According to Richard J. Rein- holt, one of the students work- ing on the project, "the major hope for…

… from Detroit to Ludington, new mo- tels could be built there. John Luscombe, another of the students, says that the town population is now static. A man in his thirties once told Luscombe that only…

… in the town. Luscombe explains that the students are trying to get "a cohesion between groups and build up enthusiasm in the town. Larson says. that "the project is an experiment in architec- ture…

… students," he says. Two years ago, students worked on drawing up plans for a cultural center in Grand Rap- ids in response to a request from the citizens there. The students worked directly with the citizens…

… students. Armstrong is a Negro. Blackburn said the action was "taken in consideration of all. problems relative to this perform- ance and we thought that his ap- pearance would be unwise at this time." i a…

… and Arabs clashed in bloody waves through the night and into the morning yesterday over the Arab majority's domina- tion of South Sunday's Negro belt. When troops brought the fighting to a halt, the…

… a turning point for the racially dis- turbed British colony on the northern coast of South America,' which has been seeking Independ- ence. Welcome. Students! a :* s , 4 ' 'tiff %yrti ' "i"""itti y…

…'s decision to begin tapping terday repealed restrictions on a petition. One student leader said high quality of our staff is the the Jordan River - and Arab private gardening and livestock there probably would…

… minimum wage of students presently employed by the University will be increased from the present $1.00 per hour to a minimum of $1.15 Jan. 1, 1966 with an increase to $1.25 per hour by Jan. 1, 1967, stated…

… rates established by minimum wage laws," the report said. "Approximately 35 per cent of the University students are paid from $1.00 to $1.25 per hour. In September of this year there were approximately…

… 800 student workers who were paid $1.00 per hour as beginning rate working in food service units, the libraries, and in Try To Avert Syria, Israel Clash In Border Dispute Walkout n --- , VICE…

…'s report indicates there is a large enough number of students in the county to make the operation of the college not only practical but necessary. The committee believes a large number of potential community…

… college students between 18 and 65 will be unable to increase their job opportunities or prepare them- selves to attend a degree-granting college with a county community college. If the colleges were…

…-fourth mills for operation and for the election office work," the report said. Cooperation Douglas Brook, '65, president of Student Government Council, said Pierpont had contacted him and that this report was…

… prepared es- pecially for SGC. "I am happy to see this kind of attitude as it seems to negate to a great extent the assertion that the administra- tion is unwilling to negotiate with students." Brook pointed…

… to say that Pierpont has asked SGC to have a few members meet with him in the near future to discuss the wage problem. When asked what he thought the roll of the University of Mich- igan Student…

… Employes Union should be in the whole question of student wages, Brook said, "The union is taking the attitude of an ask and give relationship. SGC believes in student-administra on cooperation with the two…

… articles in maga- Arab Students is sponsoring an zines and journals. Arabian Art Exhibit featuring This year's analysis is exploring artists Ismail and Tamam Sham- the factors which influence vot- mont in Rm…

… tourna- Nesbit trains residents and in- ment will begin in Frieze Bldg. terms in this particular area of 10 a.m. - The Organization of surgery. Arab Students is sponsoring an Since 1930 he has trained the…

… Shakespeare without ever having seen a Shakespearean production. Students have the opportunity to see Shakespeare in the sum- mer festivals scattered throughout the United States and Canada..No such opportunity…

… now exists in this country for the student of Greek plays. Restore Greek Tragedies Realizing the need to restore the Greek tragedies for American audiences, and thereby revive the Greek cultural…

… Notices may be published a maxi- mum of two times on Request; Day Calendar items appear once only, Student organization notices are not accepted for publication. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Day Calendar Meeting of…

…" in Aud. B. 7 p.m.-12:30 a.m.-The Union and the International Student Association will sponsor the an- nual "World's Fair." The theme is "Showplace of Nations." There will be exhibits in the Union and…

… defense cuts. By ROBERT HIPPLER The recent student protests in Ghana were more a demonstra- tion of independence than an ex- pression of anti-Americanism, Miss Georgianna Shine said yes- terday. Miss Shine…

… student demonstrations were part of an outburst of anti- American, self-determinist senti- ment which three weeks ago re- sulted in the deportation of Uni- versity Prof. William B. Harvey of the Law School…

… and five oth- er college professors. Student Apologies Miss Shine noted that Ghanaian students stopped her on the street to apologize for the seemingly ag- gressive and hostile actions initiat- ed by…

… pos- sible Republican opponents for the Presidency. students from many of the nine tribes of Ghana. But students from the same tribe tended to cling to- gether because of cultural and lingual barriers…

… Arab-oriented state of Tunisia. Tunisian Peace Corps director, Philip Graham, de- scribing the situation there, noted that those supporting African uni- ty tend to conflict with those fav- oring Arab…

… students from several countries will join togeth- er to form one team. The alliances are not guided by political factirs. Two years ago the soccer cham- pionship was won by a group of Afro-Arab students…

… needs of athletic minded students-whether they be from Michigan, New York, or New Guinea. The International Center pro- gram meets the needs of students in the latter category. This divi- sion differs…

… from the other pro- grams because of the sports which are offered. Most of the foreign students who come to Michigan have prob- ably never seen a football game before and would certainly have a tough…

… those students who are familiar with other sports, small social fraterni- ties may invite a few foreign stu- dents to play for their house in the fraternity sports programn. (Any foreign student wishing…

… American sports.. The number of teams competing in the International Center ar- ies from year to year, depending on which countries send students in sufficient numbers to form a team.. In some cases…

… a replacement. The I.M. NEWPORT, R.I.-Constellatior Department was glad to oblige. all but sank the British Ameri- The biggest sport for interna- ca's Cup hopes yesterday with ar tional students is…

…, each winner will be eligible to compete for the season's grand prize. Each student is allowed one entry, and is obliged to pick the score in one game, to eliminate chances for a tie. Blanks for the…

… 'a ARDEN MIESEN'S BAND I Sponsored by Graduate Student Council ".ammmmm#EM###M##mMsmmm# I . ____ i FREE GIFT for male students. at WLL D'S j State St. on the Campus The most practical…

… broad appeal to Roman Catholics last night to give the party their support. -He declared that Communists have left behind their anticlerical poli- ties. * * * ALEXANDERIA, Egypt ti)?-The Arab summit…

… conference yesterday agreed to set up a Palestine gov- ernment-in-exile and form an army for it under command of a joint Arab defense headquarters WASHINGTON (A')-The Senate defeated an attempt yesterday to…

… & SERVICE TV set on display at Follett's Bookstore Call NEJATV ebald phone:, NO 2-5671 STUDENT DIRECTORY CHANGES If your address or phone number has changed sirce you registered you must notify the Directory…

… Staff by Sept. i1 in order to have the correct information in the Student Directory. tion of the reapportionment i Goldwater said, "No." He said he wouldn't vote cloture even if he were in W: ington. At…

… Your SUBSCRI PTi ON Today Ph gone: * Alpha Phi Omega or Student Publications i 663-3112 764-0550 Or stop in at Student Publications, 420 Mayn . i ~' -~- -w~ -w- w w -w ww~ww w~-~w ti LOY…

…-Turkish conflict." Student Loan Alternatives Vote Cuts Exemption For Citizens Abroad By The Associated Press WASHINGTON - The Senate voted yesterday to wipe out a House cut in capital gains taxes and to slash…

…. Abraham Ribicoff (R-Conn), to allow tax savings of up to $325 a year for each student a family has in college. The final vote on this is scheduled today. Alternate Proposal However, before Ribicoff began…

… senator's plan. Hartke's bill, which was sent to the education subcommittee for study, calls for a program of un- term student loans, government insurance of commercial loans obtained by students and a fed…

… war against the Communists. *~ $ * BEIRUT-Nervous over its feud with Israel and tension in nearby Cyprus, the Arab world has reached out a friendly hand to President Charles de Gaulle of France…

…. Newspapers in various Arab countries are calling for closer relations with Paris, pictur- ing it as a potential rival to Wash- ington in the Middle East. * * * GENEVA - The East German Communist government…

… Gaulle wants to shake up the whole NATO political and military command structure to put full emphasis on independent national forces with Hatcher To Hold Convocations W, ith Students Beginning in…

… for the United Arab Republic. He will visit Algeria later. Tass said Khrushchev and Al- gerian President Ahmed Ben Bella signed a communique at Yalta Tuesday before Khrushchev left that Black Sea port…

… students. The 1963 loan will finance a 500-student school for technicians in the textile industry and provide scholarships for 65 Algerian stu- dents to Soviet universities, the communique added. Farm…

… student convocations beginning in the fall. A student advisory' committee, yet to be named, will set concrete plans for the assemblies, the first of their kind here in-four decades, during the summer…

…. Student Government Council President Thomas Smith- son, '65, immediately praised the President's intentions. "The University, like the crowded and confused world around us, is in rapid evolution," President…

…, Mich.-The recently fired editor, of the Oakland University student newspaper yesterday levelled further charges at the man who dismissed him. Wolf Metzger, fired from his post Monday, asserted yesterday…

… 'FILL SOME OF THE AREAS': BegnNwLiterary Magazine By DAVID GARELICK A new campus student literary magazine is being organized by students and faculty with the co- operation of the Honors Council…

…. Initiated by the Organization for Faculty-Student Educational Endeavor, a literary discussion group, the magazine's main pur- pose is "to fill some of the areas which other campuspublications leave open…

…." The subject matter of the new magazine would be as broad as possible, including the usual cre- ative literary materials such as fiction, drama, essay, poetry and criticism written by students. The…

… the survey's publication would deter potential students from enrolling there. -Had "trumped up" enrollment figures in making budget repre- sentations to the state Legislature by listing part-time night…

… debate tourna- ment will begin in Frieze Bldg. 10 a.m. - The Organization of Arab Students is sponsoring an, Arabian Art Exhibit featuring art- ists Ismail and Tamam Sham- mont in Rm. 3G of the Union. 1…

… more time with his individual students, help- ing them develop their capacities and their problems. "Surely students and teachers alike will be better and happier when teachers present less infor- mation…

… stu- dents and the near opposite, the introduction of programmed learn- ing with no necessary live contact between student and instructor," Rondell said. Programmed Learning Programmed learning employs…

… self-instructional devices which enable the student to study by himself and at his own speed. Ma- terial to be learned is reduced to small steps, each step leading log- medicine has expanded rapidly in…

… of seminars conducted by men student's time," he said. bers of the Moscow Art Theal "Information Overload" Dec. 4-7. "The luckless student is plagued The Soviet visitors will bei by more facts, figures…

… State. The vi Teaching machines will help the is being arranged in conjucti medical student handle this "in- with performances by the Mosco formation overload." Art Theatre in New York. The seminars will…

… Concert will be held in Hill Aud. Maynard Klein will conduct. PROF. PAUL RONDELL ically to the next. The student will not often repeat errors, for his correct responses are reinforced immediately. This…

… technique is especially val- uable to medical students, Rondell said. "The medical student is pagued with an unusually severe learning challenge. Nearly every field in 1 N i--- ...".W…

… preceding publication, and by 2 p.m. Friday for Saturday and Sunday. General Notices may be published a maxi- mum of two times on Request; Day Calendar items appear once only. Student organization notices are…

… International Student Travel Lubrizol Corp., Cleveland. BS-MS: is 8. Center Directors - will be in Ann Ar- ME. BS: ChE, non-citizens must have e. The ticket line may not form bor Nov. 23 & 24. Any student inter…

… Peace" in Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. the Diag. FRIDAY, NOV. 13 10 a.m.-The Organization oft Arab Students is sponsoring an" Arabian Art Exhibit featuring artists Ismail and Tamam Sham- mont in room 3G of…

… 2 p.m. Friday for Saturday and Sunday. General Notices may be publisheda maxi- mum of two times on Request; Day Calendar items appear once only. Student organization notices are not accepted for…

… great many pressing world problems," Gosling said. Main Goal His major purpose in teaching is to "interest students in develop- ing an intense commitment to solving a particular area's prob- lems." He…

… tries to make his lec- tures as informal as possible to stimulate greater student interestl and participation. Gosling believes there is an in- creased need for specialists to advise on specific solvable…

… with dependents available for graduate study to selected students. Students entering in January com- plete all course and field work needed for the Master of Social Work degree in less than one year and…

…. A. 7 p.m.-12:30 a.m.-The Union and the International Student Association will sponsor the an- nual "World's Fair." The theme is "Showplace of Nations." There variety the Uni 8 p.m.-Bennet Mc…

…! Free to Michigan Students THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN GILBERT AND SULLIVAN SOCIETY presents "TRIAL BY JURY" Snd ""THE SORCERER" Opening Thurs., Nov.19th-8 p.m. TICKETS Fri., Nov. 20, 8:00 p.m. TICKETS…

… Student Government Council. LAST CHANCE 25c to others A new booklet, published by a non-profit educational founda. tion, tells which career field lets you make the best use of all your college training…

… prerequisites into a schedule crowded with distribu- tion requirements in the first two years. Second, we discovered that about one quarter of the students submit petitions for changes in their ' distribution…

… departmental work. Finally, it is apparent that ad- ministrative concern in depart- ments and in the college is direct- ed toward staff problems and graduate students far more than toward college curricular prob…

…: Since the department ap-. pears to be the main teaching unit in the college, it should be primarily responsible for the edu- cation of the student. Since a student may not know in what fields he wants to…

… sequence of eight hours in every major area to be taken in the first two years and then either require nothing fur- ther or require each student to take any two courses in an area other than his own sometime…

… commissioned in 1971. ALEXANDRIA, Egypt-The sec- ond Arab summit conference be-. gan yesterday with spirited ap- peals for the liberation of Pales- tine from Zionism and southern Arabia from British colonialism…

…. President Nasser of the United Arab Republic opened the con- ference. MOSCOW -Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev returned to Moscow. yesterday for urgent policy talks with Kremlin advisors on the crumbling…

… cooperation of the Graduate School Council, announces an open meeting for undergraduate and graduate students interested in graduate fellowships for 1965-66. Campus faculty representatives will describe the…

… of Michigan Fellowships National Defense Education Act Rhodes, Marshall, Danforth National Science Foundation Woodrow Wilson, Fulbright-Hays law students to assist you. THURSDAY: otiornnrru is r…

… in leaflets in area stores. The six local harrassment, Davis said staffers who stayed for the year the project has not been ah will be aided by students from get' off the ground. Oberlin College some…

….iHe said that ERAP hired. He will be aided by student need twice that sum to kee volunteers from area universities. -Hazard, Ky. There is some Foundations and unions doubt whether the ERAP project donating…

… some money, he . The been ntense , and ble to erious work- depu- eting, gainst there said.. been and. ojects ent. ER- hated. reas- I look nizers will p go- are; con- tinued, but students themselves…

… paid for much of the summer costs. ERAP will open its campus phase .this fall. "It will try to make students oriented to the war on poverty and legitimize the no- tion of demonstrations for jobs just…

… like those for civil rights," Davis said. The project will seek to imple- ment a United States National Student Association resolution of cooperation passed this summer Davis continued. ERAP will look to…

… the campus for research and help on local projects. It will encourage stu- dents to do research in relevant class assignments that would be helpful for the project. Students may be used to orga- nize…

… ROOMMATE WANTED. 731 Pack- arrd, apt. 108B. 663-9269. $75 mo. 014 CAMPUS:Single room for student. Call 665-0430 after 5. C15 GIRLS-Dream Apt., 3-bdrm., fireplace, balcony, skylight, carpeted, full ap…

… FALL Furnished new and remodeled apts. on campus. Unmarried students only. NO 5-9405 4 BUMMER SUBLET? FALL RENTAL? What is your housing problem? 1 and 2 bdrm. apts. Furn. & unfurn. Call us to make appt…

… Biblical claims and their relevance to the campus situation. Sun., 10 a.m., Grace Bible Church, 110 N. State St. Congregational Disciples, EUB and E & R Student Guild-Fri. noon discus- sion and luncheon…

… "Liberty. Freedom and the Church," Fri., Feb. 14, 8 p.m., New- man Center, 331 Thompson St. * * * Student Governors' Conference of Alumni Association, Vice-President Pier- pont speaking on Finances, Sat…

…., Feb. 15, 9:30 a.m., Henderson Room, Michi- gan League. * * * Unitarian Student Group, Discussion, Feb. 14, 7:30 p.m., Unitarian Church, 1917 Washtenaw. Topic: "Scholarship as Cowardice." * * * Muslim…

… Students Association - EID Festival, Feb. 15, 6:30 p.m., Michigan Union, Anderson Room. Program: Din- ner-Oriental dishes, entertainment, music, songs, etc. Festival): Architecture Aud., 7 p.m. and 9 p…

… mail payments as tuition and show student number and name. Summary of Action Taken by Student Government Council at Its Meeting of February 13, 1964 Adopted: That Sherry Miller and Tom Smithson be…

… Wisconsin Synod Luth- Brook, and Smithson. eran Student Organization. Aprvd:Poosdcanges In theg econstitution of .the Eastern Orthodox, Even- Student Society. The following student sponsored Approved…

…: Proposed changes in the events are approved for the coming constitution of the University of Mich- weekend. Social Chairmen are reminded igan Arab Club. that requests for approval for social Adopted: Because…

… of the continuing events are due in the Office of Student interest of the University in the Peace Affairs not later than 12 o'clock noon Corps and because that organization on the Tues. prior to the…

… enrollment of 11,- 475. "The center did not concern itself with the breadth of services which it now provides," Davis. added. Projection At present there are about 1400 foreign students on campus. There would…

… situations for students from many nations, including the United States, Davis said. Because people gain a great deal from their associations with people from other nations, the University has a responsibility…

… Translated, these terms mean that citizens regarding educa- tion have come to. believe that a student can only be trained to earn a good living or to lead a good life-one or the other, but not both. But…

… Meet In South Quad Student Government Council will hold its meeting tonight in the East Main Lounge of South Quad- rangle, in compliance with a mo- tion, passed last fall, that at least one meeting a…

… semester be held 'INTERNATIONAL IMAGES:' Israel Reacts to Ara By BRIAN BEACH The recent establishment of a unified Arab military command will mean that the Middle East will divert its resources to unpro…

… by the International Students As- sociation and the Michigan Un- ion International Affairs Commit- tee, Barnea observed that Israel will have to defend itself in re- sponse to this development…

…. "Thirteen differing members of the Arab league met in Cairo and cause they didn't want to recog- nize Israel." Barnea indicated that it is not fruitful to discuss this dispute on a purely economic basis when…

… Mari- lyn M. Brown, assisted by speech and music students, will present a program of Elizabethan music and Shakespearean sonnets and songs in Trueblood Aud., April 7. A concert of English and Italian…

…. Call 665-2746 at 5:30-7:30 p.m. or 764-4430 and ask for Bob Thalmann or John Scott. C8 ROOM (WOMAN) - Single, kitchen privileges opening - Student un- planned transfer. Call 3-7690, 5 to 10 p.m. C-22 4…

… PERSON APT. Furn. 1315 S. State. 668-8192 afternoons. C-2 GARAGES with doors that may be locked. 723 Packard, near State. C-3 / APTS. LIMITED j Apts. still available for. 3 and 4 students. $140…

… required. Call 663-6565. H-2 PART-TIME RADIO repairman needed. 665-5788. 7 A NEW DIVISION of Reader's Digest Sales & Services is seeking several students to work eves. & Sat. Highest earnings possible…

…-12 LIVE-IN GIRL STUDENT. Rm. and board in exchange for some baby- sitting. Very close to campus. Call 665-4537. H-13 HOUSEKEEPER to do babysitting and housework for professional family. 8- 4, $30-35/wk…

…, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, United Arab Republic, Lnited Kingdom and ITru- guay. Grants arranged jointly with the U.S. government and the…

… cztrrencies. Interested students who are U.S. citi- zens and hold an AB degree, or who TEACHER PLACEMENT: The following schools for the school year 1964-6 Plymouth, Mich.--Bu hand and Typing. Clio, Mich…

… Graduate Fellowshil 110 Rackham Bldg. The for receipt of complete a Oct. 19, 1964. Persons not enrolled in university should direct requests for applications tute of International Ec Student Program, 809 U…

… limited num- ber of beginning and advanced stu- dents. 662-2821. J-1 Use of This Column for Announce- ments is available to officially recog- nized and registered student organiza- tions only…

….'Organizations who are plan- nign to be active for the fall term must be registered by Sept. 18, 1964. Forms are available in Room 1011 Studient 'Ac- tivities Bldg. Indian Students' Association, Pop- ular movie from…

… India with English subtitle will be shown at Angell Hall, Aud. A, Sept. 5, 7 p.m. ' Lutheran Student Center, Hill at For- est Ave., 7 p.m., -Sun., Sept. 6. Topic: "Worship:-How? Why?" * * .* ' MUSKET…

… versions of the student aid cial loans made by college stu- Still pending in committee are program look: (The House version dents not exceeding $2000 a year. House and Senate versions of is in the form of an…

… amendment to It would carry a low government mammoth student air programs to the National Defense Education interest rate, and loans would be get able but dollar-short students Act). insured up to 90 per cent…

… germinating in the to $150 mililon a year. Both would study programs. Undergraduate White House, the Office of Edu- remove the present $800,000 ceil- student could earn up to $1250 cation and congressional…

… circles of ing on loans to individual institu- during two semesters while a grad- nigher education supporters. tions. uate student could earn $2500. Increase Student Loans The federal share of the institu…

…- Green Bill tions' payments to the students Similar to the Hartke bill-but Senate would increase per year would be 100 per cent in the'first containing enough differences for total loan to undergraduate…

… Soviet aid to build more than 480 industrial plants of various sorts in India, Indonesia. Afghanistan, United Arab Republic, Iraq, Syria, Ghana, Guinea, Somalia, Mali and Sudan among them. European Support…

… the EPISCOPAL STUDENT FOUNDATION 30'6 North Division Phone NO 2-4097 SUNDAY- 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion. 9:00 A.M. Holy Communion and Sermon Breakfast at Canterbury House 11:00 A.M. Morning Prayer and…

… Soul." U-M Student Group, 7:30 p.m.-Dr. Myron Wegman, Dean of the School of Public Health, will speak on population studies. Sunday Evening Forum-Mr. Donald Ferrier of the Detroit Vocational…

… Rehabilitation Project will discuss problems in the Detroit slums. LUTHERAN STUDENT CENTER AND CHAPEL (National Lutheran Council) Hill Street at South Forest Avenue Dr. Henry 0. Yoder, Pastor. SUNDAY 9:30 a…

….m.-- "The Covenant of Moral Law" - Dr. Rupert. 10:15 a.m.-Student Seminar -Major Reli- gions of the World, Pine Room. 7:00 p.m.-Worship and Program, Wesley Lounge. Liturgical Art, Susanne Swibold. TUESDAY 7…

…:15 a.m. Student Guild, 802 Monroe, telephone 2-5189 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 1833 Washtenow Ave. For transportation call NO 8-7048, 9:30 a.m. Sunday School for pupils from 2 to 20 years of age…

…. 11:00 a.m. Sunday morning church service. 11:00 a.m. Sunday School for pupils from 2 to 6 years of age.. UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHAPEL AND STUDENT CENTER (The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod) 1511…

…. The final was scheduled for the last day of class. This tended to set up a very difficult exam week for the students." Prof. Votaw favors the trimester program, but he would prefer to see the Medical…

… School's semester begin a week earlier so that a final exam week could be scheduled. The extra week would be neces- sary because Michigan state law makes a 16 week semester manda- tory for medical students…

… obligations." Prof. Needler suggested, however, that students consider carrying a reduced number of credit hours. "The trimester program requires a slight acceleration on the part of the student," Prof. Gordo 1…

… calendar will benefit the superior student. al- any inherent faults: the difficul- ties we have experienced are nat- ural to any period of transition," he said. Prof. William E. M. Lands of the Medical…

… informal, friendly rapport with the students without the near panic I sensed this last semester." In general then, the faculty took the calendar very much in stride. Almost no one talked of returning to the…

…'s own was the ob- ject: no results were required, no marks and no credit were given. The . faculty .explained .that abuses of the system were flagrant and not enough students were really taking part in…

… this fall, the fact is that not more than 2 per cent of the three million Negro students i'n 11 Southern states will be going to school with whites this fall - a decade after the Supreme Court ordered…

… schools to desegregate "with all deliberate speed." Last year, only 1.2 per cent, or 34,000, of the South's Negro students attended mixed schools. This doesn't mean that Missis- sippi and other hard…

… President exports to the Soviet Union. Gamnal Abdel Nasser and Field Finance Minister Valery Gis- Marshal Abdel Hakim Amar of! card d'Estaing said the long-termn the United Arab Republic last Icredits were…

… these popular sleep shirts now at a budget-wise pricei A E.i'.A . ,-ovn aA ,., l, rc ii e nn r m - I I UNIVERSITY LUTH ERAN CHAPEL AND STUDENT CENTER 1511 Washtenow Avenue ( The Lutheran Church…

…. Wednesday at 10:00 p.m. Midweek Devotion. ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH and the EPISCOPAL STUDENT FOUNDATION 306 North Division Phone 662-4097 SUNDAY 8:00 a.m.-Holy Communion. 9:00 a.m.-Holy Communion and Sermon…

…. ST. MARY'S STUDENT CHAPEL 331 Thompson NO 3-0557 SUNDAY-Masses at 7:00, 8:00, 9:30, 11:00, 12:00, 12:30. MON DAY-SA TU RDAY-Masses at 6:30, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 and 12:00 and 5:00 p.m. WEDN ESDAY--7 :30 p…

… 9:00 and 11:15 a.m.-Worship Services, Dr. Henry Martin Loud Lectureship, "A Power to Save the World." 10:15 a.m.-Student Seminar, Pine Room. "Christian Faith and Politics: Comparison of Selected…

…. Guy Palazzola, guest speaker Student Religious Liberals meet at 7:00 p.m. Sunday Evening Forum meets at 8:00 p.m. Topic: "Ann Arbor's Proposed New Com- munity College" Prof. Raymond J. Young, speaker…

…. Church School, crib-9th grade, 9:30 & 11:15 -~m Student Guild, 802 Monroe, telephone 2-5189 BETHLEHEM UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 432 S. Fourth St. R'ev. E. R. Klaudt, Rev. A. C. Blzqr, & Rev. A. G. Hobervmehl…

…, Pastors 9:30 ar'd 16 ~45 am.-Worshlp $ervkce 9:30 and 10 :4S a.m.-Church Schol 7:30 p.m.-Student Guild BAPTIST CAMPUS CENTER 502 East Huron 663-9a76 SUN1DAY 9:45 o.rm. Cam-pus Discussion Class "Who Was…

… such taxes on non- residents; -Permit teachers to discipline students physically and confiscate weapons; --Create a state board to regu- late nursing; -Require drivers' licenses to carry pictures of…

… dropping out -which may also apply to high school dropouts-clinic investiga- tors found: Going Tough Some students had always drop- ped out of anything when the go- ing got rough. A few apparently were…

… adopted a resolution by 34 African and Arab nations to submit at next year's meeting a proposal to expel "any member whose official policy is based on racial discrimination." NEW YORK-The stock market edged…

… Famous TCE EUROPEAN STUDENT TOURS -- (Some tours include an exciting visit to Isael) The fabulous, long-established Tours that include many unique features: live several days with a French family - special…

… opportunities to make friends abroad, special .cultural events, evening entertainment, meet students from all over the world. Travel by Deluxe Motor Coach. SUMMER ^ 53 Days in Europe $705. ALL 194 INCLUSIVE…

… NATION'S LEADERS Total Cost "LIVE AND WORK ON A KIBBUTZ $ FOR TWO WEEKS " 0SHARE EXPEDIENCES WITH STUDENTS FROM ALL OVEN;~ THE WORLD For further MM ill Jinformation contact: AMERICAN Apportt fox AmeriC si…

… STUDENTS pubRodows" I F M ' 3 = . . .,,, -m ANNOUNCING! 530 S. State, Ann Arbor (Dessert Will Be Served) " Thurs., March 19,8:00 P.M. Michigan Union Ballroom U of M FOLK FESTIVAL STickets $2…

… stop looting and communal clashes between the Af- ricans and the island's Arab mi- nority. WASHINGTON (A) - Judges could not impose more than 30 days in jail or $300 fines without jury trials in civil…

… CHURCH and the 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 Breakfast at Canterbury House 11:00 A.M. Morning Proyer…

…:00 and 10:30 A.M. and 12 Noon. Presbyterian Campus Center located of the Church. Staff: Jack Borckordt and Patricia Pickett Stoneburner. LUTHERAN STUDENT CENTER ANDCHAPEL (National Lutheran Council) Hill…

… School. 7:00 p.m. Student Guild. ORIENT BOUND THIS SUMMER? Whether you are returning home or visiting the Orient for the first time, Japan Air Lines will enhance your trip. Your JAL hostess, charming in…

…, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1964 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Thi~rteen To Resut Organization = Reactivates4s 'Challenge' By KAREN KENAH :{, Challenge, a student organiza- tion which was deactivated four…

… lectures will occur at two- week intervals with the discussion Ci T ]To groups coming between them. C t The discussion groups will be'o r chaired by graduate students who On D r are interested in' the…

… problems of ~Communist China and United P o o a States involvement with it, and r p s undergraduate students from the, political science department. A proposal toc t addition to discussion groups of the city…

…* which is to becom higher education but had failed million Tower Pla because both the student response feet of the Univer and the leadership were poor. If the voters d ________________the dry-line boun 1…

…, reform-minded who opposes lavish royal spending, was proclaimed Saudi Arabia yesterday in a move that summarily ther, ailing King Saud. as been virtual ruler of the desert Arab kingdom since n attempt to…

… Ten fraternities and three soror- ities on campus failed to meet last Saturday's deadline for re- submitting t h e i r membership statements to Student Govern- ment Council's Membership Com- mittee…

… Arbor's housing situation brought some "wrestling" began. The WSU sympathy but no new action from students were asked to leave, Lam- City Council at last night's meet- bert said. ing. But several sources…

…, Rhoads Murphy of the geography department said last night in the Multipurpose Room of the UGLI. His lecture on the role of India in today's world was sponsored by the International Students Association…

…, mostly swampy, support a hodge-podge of Chinese, Malays, Arabs and Javanese. There are, of course, the Brit- ish, and there lies the rub. The southern two-thirds of the island, some 200,000 square miles…

… program. Costs of accredited sec- ondary school programs have ris- en sharply in recent years. More diversified curriculums for col- lege and terminal students are of- fered. Special Programs Special…

… education programs for handicapped students are now commonly found; library and guid- ance services have expanded great- ly also. Other factors which ac- count for increased expenditures are salary increases…

… or Montreal offices. For further information, pleas General Div., Bureau of Appoint 3200 SAB, Ext. 3544. ORGaANIZATICO NOTICES Baptist Student Union, Social: recreation, singing, Thurs., July 2 p…

… notes that "the size of the present operation in extension credit course work suggests its import- ance to the people of Michigan, and to the University." Some 50,- 000 "students" annually partici- pate…

… be increased and for the University as a whole to consider its non- campus students "an institutional obligation." The University operates two of its major extension branches at the Flint and Dearborn…

… campuses. Both centers feature standard' full-time curriculum. One-quarter of the graduate school registrations come from off-campus students while nearly two - thirds of the education school's M…

…. Students at all levels are in- vited. Placement POSITION OPENINGS: U.S. Civil Service-Openings for Digi- tal Computer Programmers-BS degree in Math, Stat., or Bus. Ad. plus 1 yr. specialized exper. & 1 yr…

… the Across Campus column. General Notices Student Tea at the home of Presi- lent and Mrs. Harlan Hatcher Wed., March 11, from 4-6 p.m. All students cordially invited. Medical College Admission Test: Ap…

… Room 1203 Univ. School. The office is open from 3:30-12 and 1-4:30. Alice Lloyd Residence Hall Scholar-' ships: Women students living in Alice Lloyd who wish to apply for Residencei Hall scholadships for…

…, Olympic Coach, Thailand, March 15-17. Prida Rodphothong, Olympic Coach, Thailand, March 15-17. Mohammed E. A. El-Rashidy, Olympic Coach, United Arab Republic, March 15-17. (Accompanied by Sam Maggi, Peter…

… of Appoint- ments, General Div., today for appoint- ENGINEERING PLACEMENT INTER- ment. Experienced persons preferred. VIEWS-Seniors & grad students, please sign interview schedules posted at 128-H West…

… to April 15. I NOTICES Baptist Student Union, Discussion of Dr. Frank Stagg's article "The Church as the Body of Christ," Wed., March 11, 7:30 p.m., Room 528D, SAB. Circle Honorary Society, Important…

…-8 p.m. Works Special Matinee Saturday 2:30 with Interlochen Arts Academy Dance Students Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre $1.25 eves., $1 mat. All seats reserved. On Sale NOW at Theatre Box Office An Activity…

… of the Creative Arts Festival TOMORROW, Mar. 11, at 8p.m. PROF. ELLIS RIVKIN, { fl 71t e i, I It f ADULTS STUDENTS $1.50 $1.00 I VISIT OR SEND CHECK TO 3522 Administration Bldg. FOR TICKETS…

…I Ehe it 3anaity Seivty-Tbird Yer EDIED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGA _ UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS "Where Opinions Are Free STUDENT…

… regardless of wheth- Last Wednesday's session saw the pass- er or not all students had to pray because age of a Republican-sponsored resolution it had the effect of the state enforcing a asking the United…

…' rights to privacy." -Ann Walter, '65 Housing Chairman, Assembly Association Death Knell.. . To the Editor: THE DEATH knell of Student Government Council is gaining decibels. Ronald Wilton's editorial in…

… the Feb. 4 Daily and the Uni- versity Senate Student Relations Committee members' remarks ap- pear to mark the darkest hour in SGC history, short as it has been. Unfortunately, to the interested student…

… issue go without recogni- tion, for in the end the University student knows that SGC is only a game . . . a chess game where great contemplative moves are made and after one side wins, the board is closed…

… the ten per cent Arab population inside Israel as a great problem. One wonders if the same plan would not be workable on Cyprus, with some intelligence and toler- ance of the factions involved. These…

… way to dodge military Philippines and Thailand - have Arab countries seldom ask us for service or a way to see the world announced such programs but they any aid." with Uncle Sam footing the bill. are…

… of your living unit or send this coupon to our offices in the Student Publications Building, 420 Maynard. . Enclosed find $5.50 (check or money order payable to the r MICHIGANENSIAN) for one 1965…

… Round NEW YORK Trip THANKSGIVING... XMAS ... Leave Nov. 25 Leave Dec. 22 Return Nov. 29 Return Jan. 3 CALL 663-6412-includes bus from Union and return I I - - - - - - - - - - i{ r STUDENT TRAVEL…

… read DOWN the page comprehending at speeds of 1,000 to 2,000 words a minute. And retention is excellent. 6Aany students comprehend at over 2,000 words a minute. This is not a skimming method; you…

… at 7:30 P.M. BRING A BOOK! Demonstrations will be held at the MICHIGAN STUDENT UNION. (Check bulletin board for room location.) NATIONAL SCHOOL OF ACCELERATED READING, Inc. By BOB CARNEY A break' in…

… suspensions are for one year, in- clude 12 Japanese, eight Argen- tines, one Bulgarian, seven Cam- bodians, four Dutchmen, one Mex- ican, one Dominican, two Sicilians and nine from the United Arab Republic…

… meet at 2:30 p m. HONDA. OF ANN ARBOR 1906 PACKARD RD. 665-9281 The Student Government Council strongly endorses the Friends of the Cooperative Bookstore, Inc. in their, efforts to open a COOPERATIVE…

…, STUDENT-FACULTY OWNED AND OPERATED BOOKSTORE to Continental Hairstyling "Your Hair Problems Are Our Care F Exclusive: MUSIAL RATES THE BIG-LEAGUERS Stan Musial, one of the great hitters of all time, rates…

…'s) Visit The Dascola Barbers (near Michigan Theatre) or The U of M Barbers (North U. near Kresge's) MRENAIOUS First Secretary of United Arab Republic Embassy COEDS INVADE UNION For, V Linen Supply…

…THE ISRAELI-ARAB CONFLICT See Editorial Page YI [ e , irigaut Pa ity FAIR High-35 Low-23 Mostly sunny, with warming trend Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 119 ANN ARBOR…

…: oans in its first year of oper- -On Stadium Blvd., near the Michigan Stadium; r 800 students at 23 institu- -On Hoover St., west of the in the state have qualified Intramural Sports Building; ans…

… Ity f 1 that because the new building will be related to student interest and concern, the proximity to the central campus will "be a major NS factor in the ultimate selection of tor its site. of the…

… the student entertainment," the University than at other See NEW, Page 6 ROBERT TOBIAS The Regents chopped in half the student fee allocation for the Michigan League at their private meeting Thursday…

…, night, and will divert the remainder to the stu- dent center to be built on North Campus. The League will get $3.50 per woman student, starting with next year's University operating budget, instead of $7…

…; the Women's League --the student activity wing-will continue to receive its separate kickback of $.50 from each wo- man's tuition. This decision is not official, however, until the budget is ap- proved…

….' One source of consolation for me over his loss is that I was in the chorus that answered him." Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver says college students now accept the Peace Corps as a sort of post…

… unlikely trinity lead- ing the poor, mixed Arab-African nation of 325,000 Zanzabaris whose annual budget is about $9 million. African Identity For all their stability and peace- ful transition to statehood…

…, destroyed the centuries-old domination of the African majority by the Arab ruling class. Political Discontent The dust and smoke have still to settle over East Africa's flash floods of political discontent…