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… a graduate stu- aent at the University in the engineering school, and is president of the University chapter of the organization of Arab Students. He is a native of Riad, Saudi Arabia. Mr. Khadduri is…

… a graduate student inphysics. He is a former president of Arab club and a native of Baghdad, Iraq. MANY AMERICAN intellectuals and leftists have been asking the Arab students on the latest…

… express the official position of the Organization of Arab Students in the U.S.A. and Canada which rep- resents 10,000 Arab students. Since the Arab-Israeli dispute is not between Israel and some Arab…

… Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS The Mid-East and the New Left…

… masses, will move or not depends on the cur- rent atmosphere in the Arab lands. I am very encouraged by several signs from the ,10,000 Arab students who are studying in the U.S.A. and Canada, and I do know…

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… Problem: The Arab View Vietnam Power Politics: Night of the GeneraIs IN VIETNAM, General Ky's withdrawal as a presidential candidate in favor of Lt. General Nguyen Van Thieu, a move looked on by some as a…

… Sinai. Without Egypt, no other Arab state will talk. -BEN GURION New York Times, June 18, 1967 -from I. F. Stone's Weekly, July 3, 1967 By IMAD KHADDURI Daily Guest Writer Fifty years ago, with the…

… signing of the Balfour Declaration, the seeds of the Zionist movement in Europe began to ferment into one of the most complex political and human problems of this century, the Arab-Israeli conflict. After…

…- tively omitted facts and distorted the Arab point of view. The Zion- ist movement h a s exploited American Jewish emotional in- volvement in the s i t u a t ion through this distortion and gross…

… misrepresentation of the Arab people's rights and goals in order to gather huge amounts of money (more than $3 billion in the past twenty years)sthat is constantly sent over to Israel. It is only when war errupts in…

… Arab point of view of the Palestinian prob- lem and its effects on the Arab people and their national strug- gle. I do hope that the reader will not consider as a weakness the presentation of one point…

… of view as being mindless of the total problem or the Zionist point of view. The Arab point of view is to be heard in full if any objec- tive understanding of this prob- lem is desired. I shall not…

… problem is and what it is not. * First, it is a legal problem dealing with the rights of a dis- placed people; namely, the more than one million Arab refugees that were and still are the main consequences…

… members won a time out yesterday in their round of bitter debate marked by Soviet-Arab demands that Israel give up Arab territory it won in battle. Ambasador Hans R. Tabor of Denmark the council president…

… arose. B Soviet-Arab Demands .4 But in any event, there ap- peared no change that the 15-na- tion council would go along with Soviet-Arab demands for con- demnation of Israel as an aggres- sor, and a…

… Rockefeller of murdering Arabs "by proxy." Goldberg objected that Baroody was interfering in the internal af- fairs of the United States by com- menting on figures in U.S. public life. On other aspects of the…

… wiretapping. ogram for Palestinian Arab ther cases. In another 5-4 decision, the refugees. ocouthphed heaonempso And Justice Tom C. Clark made court upheld the contempt of New Wave final his retirement, an…

… leaders for desegregation Arab states mainly to Jordan is attorney general. demonstrations in Birmin ;ham, Ala.. in 1963. The dissenters were Warren and Justices William J. Brennan, Wil- liam O. Douglas…

… the Arabs from the penalties of their defeat by Israel. But so far the Kremlin is play- ing the same cautious role that it followed before and during the brief Middle East war-and, that has not been…

… Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICMIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Black Perspectives on Two Elections…

… editors. This must be noted in all reprints. I SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1967 NIGHT EDITOR: WALLACE IMMEN SGC and Vehicle Regulations: Driving the 'U' to a Solution STUDENT GOVERNMENT Council on Thursday…

… night eliminated all student regulations concerning the operation of motor-driven ,vehicles. The University administration, in the person of Vice- President for Student Affairs Richard L. Cutler…

…, countered by claiming that SGC cannot "wipe out a Regents bylaw." It appears, though, that the students are clearly in the right. For years the administration has at- tempted to regulate the rights of student…

… at this time pre- paring to make a decision on the matter. HE ADMINISTRATION'S timeless de- fense of its system of allowing only a part of the student body to drive in Washtenaw County has revolved…

… we are given. It re- minds one of that classic Arab proverb: "Though the ass may make a pilgrim- mage to Mecca, still an ass he will re- turn." -ROBERT KLIVANS Editorial Director the Primaries But…

… By IMAD KHADDURI Daily Guest Writer I would like to express, as an Arab student who spent six years in the U.S., my feelings on the grave events that took place in the Middle East in the past two days…

…* ~JI~MAtrdliau Bfatt~ Seventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BYS TUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN _ UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Where Opin-is AleFree 420 MAYNARD…

… terms of peace for Is- rael and the Arabs? The second is tangential, lying on the world propaganda battlefield: who came out with the upper hand, the Soviet Un- ion, or the United States? Israel as of…

… this writing has inflicted serious losses on the Arab armies, and appears well on its way to an amazing lightning-like rout of the enemy. So, it is reasonable to assume that Israel will have some…

… assurances from the Arabs that they will not repeat their blockade action in the future. In return; Israel will prob- ably withdraw from the Arab territory she now occupies (in the Gaza strip, in Jordan…

… Jerusalem) without attempting to extend her borders, or to extend rule over hostile Arabs in those regions. THE REPERCUSSIONS in the Arab bloc may be far-reaching. The continued rule of Gamal Abdel Nasser may…

… of prestige in the eyes of his allies in the Arab world, who were led by this same man on two disastrous forays in the past against the state of Israel. In his short-lived war against Israel, Nasser…

…- raelis cannot be expected to abate in the near future. Aside from the question of Egypt, there remains uncertainty about the other Arab nations: especially Jordan and Saudi Arabia. These two are especially…

… crucial because they have been the most pro- American of any of the Arab countries in the area. King Hussein, whose $200 million budget comes primarily from U.S. largess, as well as King Faisal, who has…

… obtain a good number of strategic navy and air bases in Arab countries indebted to Russia for its con- siderable military aid. *Possibly to get the United States entangled in another inextricable war…

… more important to the University, than the psychological effects on the students involved. -WALTER SHAPIRO WiL t- YOU af N3OON'4 WHO Y V Letters to the Editor Explaining the Arab Side of Middle…

… L Seventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MTCHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS FEIFFER Where Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail…

… as temporary lodgers in other peo- ple's rooms. However, far more than half of the displaced students will prob- ably be freshmen, since it is unlikely that any other students will tolerate this sort…

…. For it is doubtful that many psychology majors, even those living at Bursley, would want to attend lectures on music history. The academic effects of living on North Campus to these students will be…

…- pus, the time spent waiting for the bus, and the walk from the bus-stop, all add up to a considerable amount of time. Once a trip to the central campus ap- pears to students to be a major expedi- tion…

… they can't object-they have to live in the dorms. PERHAPS THE MOST significant as- pect of the Bursley situation is the lack of consideration by the University for the desires of the students and the…

…- tween the Arab states and Israel in the past few days. It is an unfortunate fact that the sources of such information- the radio, TV and most newspapers -give only bits and pieces of up-to-date news with…

… briefly the Arabs' point of view of the Palestinian problem. I hope that the reader will not consider this point of view as mindless of the total problem. They are the Arabs' point of view, and they are to…

… one million Arab refugees, that were the main con- sequence of the creation of the state of Israel. Second, it is a hu- man-psychological problem deal- ing with the right of men to their property and…

… and geographic continu- ity of the Arab homeland which Israel has disrupted. Fourth, it is a security problem because, Zionist Israel is necessarily expansionistic as a result of continued immigra- tion…

…, Herman Jacobs, nation. claimed that Israel had been "vic- Imad Khadduri, Grad, president timized by the Arab world" and of the Arab Student Organization, that Israel "must be given what claimed, "The Arabs…

… ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1967 SEVEN CENTS FOUR PAC Israelis, Arabs Of Middle East Claim War; Vic UN tory in Seeks First Da Sease-Fire $900,000: UN Council Ford Foundation Fails…

… Harvard, Columbia Arabs, the U.N. Security Council and Berkeley have been known as failed last night in prolonged ne- the finest Chinese centers in gfaiatnitgin proluedn America," Prof. Alexander Eck…

… it. Last year nearly 60 The chief sticking point was graduate students were specializ- whether to include a demand for ing in Chinese studies and nearly troop withdrawals in the cease- 700 students…

… were enrolled in fire appeal. The pro-Arab coun- courses dealing with China. tries including the Soviet Union Feuerwerker indicated new ac- wanted a demand for withdrawals tivities planned by the Center…

… first day of the Middle East war. Israel also claimed air superior- ity over the entire area of the new conflict with the destruction of 374 Arab planes. In its sweep into Sinai, the Is- raelis announced…

… the capture of the vital seacoast town of El Arish. Egypt announced a thtust of its own into Israeli territory after "savage battles" on the Sinai Pen- insula, historic Arab-Israeli bat- tleground. The…

… Arabs claimed 161 Israeli planes down on all fronts. The Israeli command also an- nounced three assaults into Jordan territory, the most important against Jenin, 30 miles southeast of Haifa, from where…

… neu- policy of neutrality in the Arab-' trality, Russia put itself firmly Israeli war and launched moves on the side of the Arab govern- aimed at bringing peace. ments and accused Israel of ag- Foreign…

… Khartoum, Sudan, Sanaa, Yemen, and Tunis, Tunisia. I i b 5 1 S C 1 , S , Z. . Crisis Arouses Mixed Reaction Among Local Students, Faculty i k I 7 3 1 1 t cial confusion as to the degree of U…

… their hand and hit you with it real hard on the head. They can do that right on the street and nobody knows." Father Groppi The biggesthero at Freedom -Daily-Robert Sheffiel AN ARAB STUDENT, LEFT, ONE OF…

… THE ORGANIZERS OF YESTERDAY'S DIAG TEACH-IN, responds to a bystander's question on the current Middle East crisis. Th teach-in was sponsored by the Organization of Arab Students, which found itself…

…?" that he seeks a peaceful solution. Ironically, the his own people and King leads a small handful of Arab students "You are many and we are "But there can never be peace provided not b Negroes to the…

… many stayed ..." dead end, as historical interpre- Organization of Arab Students, ". . .And forced to flee .. cil serves as a catalyst, promoting tation clashed with historical in- spoke of the pain and…

…. 21S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1967 SEVEN CENTS sIX P Center Counsels Returning Women Studente By ANN MUNSTER Women whose education has been interrupted, typically by marriage and…

… woman student." 'In gene are opening up in these fields. make a greater contribution if we turning student a feeling that in there is an effort made to respo The mature woman returning plan ahead." this…

… Center is the Alumnae Col returning w o m a n student to returning woman student, which serves to humanize the University. cil, which adopted the Center change her field. Taking issue will gradually be…

… "explosion lems. Previously, each problem of propriate. women. "Mature women are able of knowledge" which has taken the returning woman student was However, the Center would r to make better judgments about…

… fielding a steady stream of hostile questions about the Arab cause. House is Father Groppi. At noon he showed up wearing a sport shirt H and slacks and brought milk and oranges. He said they were "forD ea…

… e Rest i g the little kids that wandered in and out." He's running neck and neck By MICHAEL IIEFFER a point of agreement was reached. and want to-we are driven to- million Arabs?" with Wes Montgomery…

… "cannot in any circum- stances give any consent,, support or cooperation" to the Indian plan, which calls for the withdrawal of Israeli armed forces from "all the territories" seized in the Arab-Is- raeli…

…. .avaawa wrr wa as vaa wav vwt+vuavu Arab territory was an essential first step to any Middle East set- tlement. He urged the council to show the world that "aggression does not pay." Irrational' Arab View…

…. The Arab refusal to negotiate peace with Israel, he said, was "an unprecedented act of extremism." Arabs Blaimed Asked how long Israel was pre- pared to' wait for direct talks with the Arabs, he replied…

… that "if the Arabs are not prepared to talk, it is they, in effect, that want to perpetuate the situation." His criticism of the U.S. reso- lution was centered on its failure to give t proper emphasis to…

… THE UGLI MULTIPURPOSE ROOM 8 P.M. SPONSORED BY THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION EVERYONE IS WELCOME-ADMISSION FREE (Continued from Page I) Some proposals have been made by students toward improving…

… the efficiency of the automated closed reserved system. The most ob- vious and most popular concerns the staffing of helpers behind the desk. Students feel that if there were more helpers behind the…

… people for short periods of time to absorb the rush of students at the desk which oc- curs at the begining of every hour. Another solution proposed by students is to make up a list of those books and…

… periodicals which are not available at a given mo- ment. This will enable students to avoid waiting in line just to find out that all the copies of a book or article they need are being used. ,The way this…

… proclaimed its neutrality in the conflict between Israel and the Arab nations. Then prices slipped back part of the way. Dow Jones Loses The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 15.54 points to 847.77. Its…

… Correspondent Another dense cloud of confu- sion is descending over the Arab East. Before it lifts, the area may lose one or more of its three re- maining kings. At this moment their future is not bright. The…

… fact of war can mute inter-Arab rivalries and hos- tilities, but it cannot end them. The kings are in danger if the Arabs appear to be losing the war with Israel or if any foi'eign in- tervention forces…

…. The Syrians, the most volatile and warlike of all the Arab nations in this crisis were on their side. Young Hussein of Jordan is in trouble whatever happen,. At best, now, he can survive by the grace of…

… Nasser, who once again has placed himself in the role of Arab hero. f Past Crisis With each succeeding crisis, the crowns of the Arab East are in more peril. The Jordanian and Saudi thrones were targets of…

…'s Zionists. With a war on his western bor- ders and his crack Arab Legion troops committed to it, Hussein again will be in danger. Idriss of Libya faces a sticky problem. Libya has rich new oil discoveries and…

… the country is booming. The king would like to continue to market that oil. But if he does so he faces Arab con- demnation as an agent of im- perialism. Syrian propagandists as late as the end of last…

… because he wants to honor his pledges to U.S. oil companies. In a time of full-scale war, such propaganda is potent among the volatile Arabs. Should there be a cease-fire and nothing to show for the Arab…

…ri irrrr i r mee ir.r wu,. r ir ri a r i W _i . r z. aloe icl~igau &Daily FEIFFER Seventy-SixthYear EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSrr IOF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD m…

…I CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Where Opinions Are Free, Truth WM Pnvaal 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR, MIcH. NEws PHONE: 764-0552 r Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual…

…: -Recognition by the Arab states of the legality of the state of Israel and its territorial boundaries. At this late date, 19 years after the creation of the tiny nation, the Arabs must realize the futil- ity and…

… absurdity of their quest to throw the Jews into the sea. Israel obviously disagrees, as do all the Western powers. Instead of turning their attention toward jihads, the Arab nations should concen- trate on…

… never hope to be devel- oped if Israel does not have an outlet to the sea and markets of the East. The Arabs must realize' that future threats of blockades will be met with military ef- forts similar to…

… (or, perhaps, estab-w lished), the nations of the UN must respect one anothers' ter- ritorial and maritime rights. COLONIALISM and imperialism are favorite epithets used by Arab supporters, and there is…

… countries (specif- ically the USSR) who so loudly decry colonialism were themselves without colonies in the last cen- tury not because of lack of will, but because of lack of strength. Both Arabs and…

… Israelis have committed aggressive acts. To find peace in the area, both sides must make concessions. But the pre- requisite to all of this is the sim- ple acknowledgement by the Arab nations that Israel…

… does, and has a right to, exist. Without this acknowledgement, no peace can be achieved. And without peace and cooperation, the teeming pop- ulations of the Arab world will continue to face economic…

… and we had reached it by walking right through the border. The taking of Latrun pinched off a deep Arab salient into Is- rael where the Jews lost 500 in 1948. In that war it was an Arab stronghold on…

… power held some 1,500 angry Arab, Cuban, and North Vietnamese stu- dents back from the U.S. and Brit- ish embassies yesterday, frustra- ting a planned Middle East dem- onstration. "Johnson is a dog," the…

… picket lines. They were forcibly restrained by student leaders and, apparently, some Russian plainclothesmen who insisted they must obey the new Kremlin rules for demonstra- tions. The last similar…

… demonstration which got out of hand was in March 1965. Then North Vietnam- ese, Chinese and Cuban students battered the U.E. Embassy with stones and ink bottles, and had to be dispersed by hastily called soldiers…

… more than 1,100 Red Army soldiers lined up two deep with their back to army trucks parked bumper to bumper. The students waved their fists, then waved their shoes, and chanted slogans at the embassy. The…

… slogans were lost in the noise of traffic. Signs and banners in Arabic, Russian, French and Spanish de- nounced U.S. and British policy in the Middle East. The Vietnamese carried signs accusing the United…

… the Mid- dle East and to assist in relaying information concerning the eva- cuatin of the U.S. dependents and other citizens from the Arab-Is- raeli war area." The converted World War II Victory ship…

… Press News Analyst The apparent downfall of Egypt's Gamel Abdul Nasser indicates new woes for the Arab world and new troubles for the big powers in their search for some semblance of stability in that…

… sensitive part of the world. Nasser, for all his shortcoming, has dominated the Arab Stage. No Arab at this moment could take his place or even approach the stature he has enjoyed. That means a prospective…

… vacuum of leadership promising turmoil. The history of Nasser is a his- tory of tragedy. He was the per- sonification of Arab dreams-in Court Decides Florida Must Repay Seminoles for Lands WASHINGTON (M…

…- ered by Spanish grants. a modern world-of recapturing some of their lost ancient glories. The search for a Pan-Arab identity, at best an elusive goal, was the motivation behind Nasser. He described his…

… don't believe the President's fig- ures. I don't see any reason why we should. They're false on the revenue estimates and false on the expenditure estimates." C y C7 Arab-Israeli Hostilit Shadows Viet…

… Crises SAIGON (/P)-The Vietnam war. Vietnam penetrated above th overshadowed now by Arab-Israeli heavily defended area of Han( hostilities in the Middle East, and Haiphong, the American je settled…

… consideration prospective changes in the world picture after the Arab-Israeli war. The United States faces bitter- ness and hostility from Arab na- tions rich in oil and astride stra- tegic waterways. The Arabs…

… Israelis to humble Arab arms. The Russians, too, face trouble. So far as Egypt and Syria were concerned, Soviet arms, purchased at a severe strain on their econ- omies, were cut to pieces by the Israelis. To…

… the Arab way of thinking, the Russians probably will be judged to have let them down by withholding more direct support. Tries To Lure Moscow Syria's United Nations delegate commented that the Arabs…

… rights of others, and to wonder openly if they wear green shirts because they are too poor to afford brown. -J. David Chananie Arub Request I, an Arab student, tried to speak sensibly for a few minutes at…

… Organization of Arab Students, the University of Michigan 'Faith is lead' The following letter was sent to John M. Bailey, chairman of the Democratic National Com- mittee: You ask whether or not I will back my…

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…- transigence, backed by its dominant mil- itary position, would probably keep for it temporarily the territory taken. But it would make a fourth Arab-Israeli war inevitable. For Israel to expand her borders with…

…- out suitable compensation would merely be a modern version of the Treaty of Versailles. Such action would greatly ac- centuate the deep Arab passions over an unredeemed homeland. A settlement en…

…- visioned by Eshkol would leave the enor- mous problems of over a million displaced Arab refugees unsolved. In fact, such an agreement would aggravate the present morass by almost doubling the number. of…

… refugees. ISRAEL'S RECENT military mastery can- not hide the vulnerability of the tiny country. Surrounded by Arabs and out- numbered, Israel cannot always expect to be saved by enemy factionalism and their…

… generation of mutual hate is provided by Israel's unenlightened treatment of their tiny Arab minority. The only way in which Israel can create a secure future is through a comprehen- sive peace settlement in…

…. Te kaup +.'ee 4tih MLfn 7A95. 0016 Letters to the Editor . The Oil Situation DO THE ARAB NATIONS really think that stopping oil shipments to the United States and the United Kingdom would create any…

… from the Middle East. But what would happen in the mean- time in these Arab states if they sudden- ly lost most of their buyers? They cer- tainly wouldn't look towards the Soviet Union because the…

… University will increase tuitic student fees, although ne Niehuss nor Wilbur K. Pier] Vice-president and chief financial sity $62.2 million and an excellent because it is committed to addi- meet on June 16…

… has accepted approximately 1,500 Legislature by that time. nor's recommendation severe cuts needs. Imore students. Niehuss said that he can re- in planned programs for the next Failure of the fiscal…

… "people make a place.'' He added for faculties wouldn't be so that he thought students would strong." He added however, that "probably be happier" If they "with prosperity and expansions knew the increase…

… "gamble" it can either ask the regents to "make some increase In student fees" or like other depart- ments in the state, postpone filling vacancies. Tomorrow: Tuition1 Increase: An Old Story Asks Cease…

… - Fire as I'srael Advances; Rioters Set Fire to U.. Embassy in Cairo Arab Mob Burns U.S. Embassy Egyptian Police Fire Tear Gas in Attempt To Drive Crowd Away CAIRO (/P) - A mob of Arab…

… countries has been studying the dispute, but a number of frontier incidents have marred the conference. RAWALPINDI, PAI(ISTAN - Khan told Arab leaders yesterday Pakistan for whatever material help against…

… bouty d ratentiesh wre ig to N IC Israelisetered the ordTain : serioul theeedoing wih etod I hampoSge, cetr fOl ersle ftr am -os - -vo .naa - -- -Associated Press Lde during the Arab-Israeli ivar…

…. Fighting was reported ael was said to have advanced towards Suez and -e ---M - ------- Pl n mpns Epansio U.S .-Moscow In Aecord on Resolution Israel Welcomes Call; Arabs Describe Move As Abject Surrender…

… UNhITED NATIONS (A') - With Union nagremnt, the Secuity Council called unanimously last night for an immediate cease-fire as a first step to end the Israeli- Arab war. I'sraeli Foreign Minister Abba…

… Eban, fresh from scenes of fight- ing in Jerusalem, declared his country welcomed the appeal. But the first Arab reaction was to de- nounce the cease-fire call as an abjedt surrender to Israel. "Israel…

…Seventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PULTICATIONS Where Opinions Are F, 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR, MICH…

… well continue to be Gamal Abdel Nasser. He has used the state of Israel as a tool to maintain his position as the leader of the Arab world. By being the most aggressive opponent of Israeli sov- ereignty…

…, he has been able to gloss over his domestic failings, and even his blund- ers in other parts of the Arab world (not- ably in Yemen) and seems to habe con- vinced most of the rest of the world that he…

…- sion that Israel's existence was a threat to the Arab's honor and unity, he has been- able to keep that part of the world in constant turmoil. This nationalism, this cry to the honor and dignity of a non…

… country from the same materials that the Arabs had. But whereas the feeble Arab attempts were miserable failures, Israel is on the way to some significant successes. This new nationalism is not unique to…

… Arab world would soon split into the hostile camps which have been mildly fragment- ed up to now. ! The only hope for Israel lies not in a negotiated settlement, which the Arabs would undoubtedly not…

… present Arab leaders. This can be achieved by (1) decisive military victory over the Arab armies as in 1956, which seems possible from early BBC re- ports, and (2) a generous settlement on the part of the…

… the tide of world and in- ternal Arab opinion against leaders who have failed so miserably at their tasks. -R. M. LANDSMAN / C's? 9 ci ; s" 5'. N.Tiw .r NoS AL&(P\ crystal pal ____the lace _ _ An…

…, with no irony intended. Maybe no irony was there. War tension is routine to a country trapped between the Arab world and the deep sea. Israelis know something most Americans never had to learn: Peace is…

… "gung ho" of this army. They can eat lizards for lunch and the Arabs for dessert, and they know it and have proved it more than once. However, they are also clear-head- ed and aware of the fact that the…

… EAST: hicidents Disturb Cease-Fire; Arabs Split on Summit Talks $ By The Associated Press Staff investigators for the House Committee on Un-Amer- ican Activities yesterday pointed the finger of blame…

… for violence in the cities at such groups as the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, t h e Revolutionary Action Movement (RAM), and a militant Negro rights group called ACT. In a report…

… the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee initiat- ed rioting in Atlanta last year and in Nashville, Tenn., last April, and that an August 1965 riot in Chicago was "deliberately planned in advance…

… cease-fire on the river since the six-day Arab-Is- raeli war in June, broke out about two miles north of the Damia Bridge. It began in the morning, was broken off, then resumed and continued until…

… midafternoon. .Summit' Difficulties In another development in the simmering Middle East crisis, Arab foreign ministers meeting in Khartoun, Sudan, were report- ed in difficulty in their efforts to prepare for a…

… summit meeting to work out a unified approach in dealing with Israel. Delegates from the 13 Arab Na- tions, who long have feuded among themselves, met for three hours of heated discussion. The conference…

… lasted about 55 minutes, he said. Fighting erupted again a short time later in an exchange also initiated by Jordan, the Israeli spokesman said. A Jordanian military commu- Arab nations, led by Egypt…

… moderate Arab nations hours. opposed to these demands. Conference In Khartoum, delegates to the Arab foreign ministers conference were tight-lipped and grim as they emerged from their morning meeting. The…

… the re- sults of Israeli aggression," he said. Conference sources said Saudi Arabia, Morocco and Tunisia, moderate Arab nations, are in- sisting on a pledge by the leftist Advisory Council In Amman, in…

….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 not accepted for publication…

… to the claims and opinions of the Arab side in the current Middle East crisis. Strangely, this complaint is lodg- ed also by a representative of Arab students on campus, whose views have been aired…

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… quite extensively on these pages during the last few weeks. However, there may indeed by a kernel of truth in his allegations, though he mis- labels it. The Arab view gets considerable coverage, but…

… little support or sympathy. Let me ex- plain. Our news media have presented us with pictures of many Arab leaders and are full of quotations from their speeches and official statements, as well as informal…

… interviews. Everyone knows that there are hundreds of thousands of Arab refugees in UN-support- ed camps just outside Israel's borders. It is common knowledge that Arab leasders incessantly call upon each…

… other to unite and liquidate Israel. There is general awareness in this country that some Arab states are ruled by r-actionary monarchs, and the rest by leftist dictators or mili- tary cliques largely…

… make possible international folly endangering world peace and se- curity. Arab aims and methods are in- congruent with curs Arab stu dents who have been made wel- come here to learn from us should study…

… our attitudes closely. We have heard enough cries from the Arabs and their sup- porters about hearing their side. It has been heard, judged and rejected by a majority of our citi- zens, -B. D. Fine…

… humiliated Egyptian pilot might seek glory and redemption by shooting down the big jetliner. "They haven't got much stuff left," the agent said. Every Israeli prediction I have heard so far concerning Arabs…

… you know what they're say- ing in Arab countries? They're saying we had American help." She was so furious she stamped on the galley floor. "Shalom yourself," I said. "I hate to have to tell you this…

… Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLJCATIONS THE VIEW FROM HERE UA Presents…

… senselessness of the twenty-year old struggle between the Israelis and the. Arab Nations. The destruction of Egyptian petroleum refineries at Port Suez in retaliation for the sinking of an Israeli destroyer will…

… the loss of human life. The Israelis and the Arabs will con- tinue to inflict atrocities upon each other until a permanent peace is established,. a proposition which will require. changes in the…

… positions of both sides.: Any real solution must be based on the recogni- tion by the Arab states of the right to existence of Israel. It also would require that Israel return the territory it con- quered in…

… little faith they had in that international body and consider Thant himself an overt ally of the Arabs. To propose that the Big Powers take the responsibility for solving the solution is equally…

… confidence of both sides. However, the one thing which is cer- tam is that the status quo can not re- main. Israel cannot allow over one mil- lion hostile Arabs to remain within its territory and the Arab…

… solution. If the Arabs and the Israelis really wish a permanent solution, (and it is questionable whether the Arab leaders really want peace) they must realize that significant compromise is essential to any…

…-mache Royal Thai airplane (guided by University of Michigan radar), as it strafes a guerilla enclave in Southeast Asia. NOW THAT ALL THE STUDENTS have been drawn into the excitement of the classified research…

… countries colored in receiving American counter- insurgency aid. After the scavenger hunt, students are invited to Island Park, the traditional site of the tug-of-war across the Huron River, where a team of…

… 'U' researchers from Willow Run Labs battle an all-star SDS unit from across the state of Michigan. By this time enthusiasm will be at a fever pitch, and all students will gather on the Diag at 4 p…

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…. Kosygin's pro-Arab speech said little of any consequence whatsoever and probably could have been written by the Associated Press as soon as the Soviet leader announced he was coming to the United Nations…

… avoided using. At no time it is certain, did Johnson counten-_ ance the idea of American aid to the more than a million Arabs huddled in make-shift camps. Ignoring our mid-ocean blockade dur- ing the…

… clerical skills ex- hibited when the UN served as a reposi- tory for Arab surrender notices during the recent war. THE LAST POINT was clouded with per- haps deliberate ambiguit'r as the Pres- ident declared…

… the Arab world after the recent diplomatic break- downs. America was in the rare position of having committed no major blunders during the current crisis. We avoided military intervention, except in the…

… UAC men's tongues with ease. But prospective students in the audi- ence are polite and besides, they don't want to be the one to ask the "stupid" question. Then comes the movie. The introduction: "This…

… Union stands to come out the winner in the Middle East war if for no other reason than hav- ing shattered every tie this nation had built up with the various Arab nations. Their weapon was the cold, cal…

…, has attempted in all its diplomacy to avoid facing the blunt fact that Arab nations have never been talking about any- thing less than exterminating Is- rael. OUR DIPLOMACY, had it been realistic, would…

… have openly ac- A Metamorphosis? knowledged this and then have taken every firm step possible to bring the Arab world around to acknowledging, whether they hated us for the effort or not, that Arabs…

… and Israelis would have to learn to live together and that an act of virtual genocide against Israel could not be tolerated. At the same time, all legitimate Arab claims against Israel, as. for instance…

…PAGE TWO 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWO '(HE MICHIGAN DAILY f67 ":ifV liiX V% IV aa 1aIUt MUSIC Frager Opens Rackham Series With Impressive Technical Skill ArabRearmamentDims Peace Hope By…

… encouraging indica- Israel. The Arab nations do not WASHINGTON - Rapid Soviet tions from Soviet Premier Alexei recognize Israel's right to exist. delivery of fighter planes, tanks N. Kosygin during their confer…

… gathered to express their support for Israel. The crowd was more diverse than is usual for Washington demonstrations. Participants rang- ed from college students to busi- A nessmen, housewives, school chil…

… "Ha- tikva," Israel's national anthem, and the "Star-Spangled Banner." ( NEWS WIRE* TWO FORMER UNIVERSITY students charged with anti- draft activities, James Russo, 20, and Stan Nadel, 22, stood…

… entire skullcaped student body of the Hebrew Academy of Washington contrasted with the college student overheard telling a companion, "I don't really know why I'm here. I'm not a Zionist, and I never go to…

…" Suddenly, around mid-afternoon those with transistor radios called out the news that the United Arab Republic had accepted the United Nations' cease-fire. When the an- nouncement was made from the' podium…

…, the reaction was spon- taneous and ecstatic. The strains' of "Hatikva" again filled the park.1 High Loss Brings Arab Concession Overconfident Egyptians Saddened As Nasser Refuses to Comment By Thp…

… Damascus radio said an emergency session of th Council of Ministers decided to take Syria out of a conflict that sa' Jordan bow out Wednesday, to be followed yesterday by Egypt, th main Arab combatant…

… against a wall in the Old City sector of Jerusalem yesterday. The Jordanian sector of the city was captured, and occupied Wednesday by the Israeli forces. Jordan and the United Arab Republic have agreed to…

… decision was taken at an emer- gency Cabinet session. Agreements of the three major Arab allies to the cease-fire came on consecutive days. The announcement, at 4:20 a.m. Damascus time, came just five hours…

… the Gradu- ate Assembly, Wednesday to dis- cuss communication between the city and University students. The City Council authorized the pro-j ject at Monday night's meeting. "The students need a closer…

… students at the University are not eligible to vote, but are in- cluded in the population of. Ann Arbor. "These students comprise nearly 15 per cent of the total population of the city, but have no means of…

…FRIDAY, JUNE 16,1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _____________________________________ I I Soviet Head To Present Case at UN Kosygin To Arab Cause…

…, Confer with Defend May Johnson UNITED NATIONS (A)-Soviet 1, Premier Alexei N. Kosygin will leave Moscow for the United States today to plead the Arab cause before the United Nations and possibly meet…

… JERUSALEM-For the Jews of Israel, victory has brought peace but more peace-time problems. The exhilaration of swift tri- umuph over the Arabs in the six- day war is beginning to fade away. Now the Israelis…

… face tasks of re- organization not even imagined before the war erupted on June 5. Israel, a nation of 2.6 million, has swallowed at least temporarily, about a million Arabs in the Gaza Strip and on the…

… can be useful to Israel's economy. Korean Students Ask New Assembly Elections Stennis Likens Dodd Case To Censure of McCarthy WASHINGTON (P)-Sen. John Stennis (D-Miss), compared the case of Sen…

…. In other places refugees from Libya reported that Arab mobs killed at least six Jews in Tripoli and set fire to all Jewish shops in the city, the American Jewish Committee said yesterday. Jews Panick…

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… week. . The usual sarcastic comments mut- tered among students about the length of lines and the number of adminis- trative mistakes. were bitter and un- forgiving. Faculty members, particular- ly…

… counselors, were equally outraged as students related horror tales of five hour ordeals in Waterman Gym, often coming after extensive waits in coun- selling lines and the turtle-paced pro- cessional into the…

… the transition will not soon be forgotten. Students, who had not pre-registered were required to pick up their new ID cards in the Administration Building, but the problem was there. With lines winding…

… was the fact that these signs were downstairs and not immediately visible to students. enter- ing the Administration Building. Long waits were unrewarded in Room 102 while 514 held the yellow tickets of…

… all students previously registered during the Winter or Spring semesters. N0 EXCUSE is adequate for ,this fiasco. The University has been planning the changeover for months and knew well in advance the…

… vast numbers of students who would be forced to seek their cards in- the Ad- ministration Building. A multiversity which has not yet realized that small rooms in the basement of a building cannot handle…

…' thousands of students is in sad shape. Administrators too in- considerate to plan ahead deserve every headache resulting from irate stu- dents and registration mistakes. However, recounting the trials and…

… tribulations of a registration nearly over (although one official estimates that "several thousand" will register late) is fruitless. Rumors that 5000 new ID cards were printed up using the students' college…

… receive greater recogni- tion, both financially and with in- creased respect for the importance of uae role. "The primary function' of a university is to serve the students," said Kazarinoff. Insufficient…

… own independent line fronting in Middle East peacemaking. battle bi The six-day Arab-Israeli war termma dominated the speeches of almost in comin all the foreign ministers who en- hurriya, tered the…

… UN Security Council this month, enko submitted a resolution to the council condemning Israel as the agressor in the Arab- I conflict. *ab Press Asks Rearmament; 1EmbargoesStillEffective Fedorenko Hits…

… will cut off the Arabs in the conquered area of Jordan until a final settlement is made. The Arabs will be administered by Israelis and will be unable to pass freely into Israel, these sources said…

…, the Arab Union. declaration was echoed in1 Egypt's chief ally in the to rest after 11 hours of battling, ities, and police harassment, Negro mobs that shot at police, But, as the violence waned in…

… triggered the racial housing, poor recreational facil- uprising. Dodd Asks for Justice' As Censure Case Opens Middle East war that ended dis- astrously for Arab arms. Al Thawra, the Syrian govern- ment…

… newspaper in Damascus, as- serted: "The mission of every Arab to- day can be summed up in the following words: Prepare for re- taliatory fire against the enemy." Washington reports said the Soviet Union, is…

… delivering new shipments of arms to Egypt, in- cluding MIG jet fighters. U.S. of- ficials said, however, they are previously scheduled arms ship- ments. While the Arab press called for nationalization of U…

… banned oil ship- ments to Britain and the United States. Cairo's Middle East News Agen- cy said Arab oil producers are ready to let France and Spain replace the British and American oil companies that heve…

… developed most of the Middle East oil fields. Sheik Abdulla Tariki, former Saudi Arabian oil minister, pro- posed the nationalization of the oil industry in all the Arab states, saying foreign help is no…

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… Administration Building. The increase could be more than $100 for in-state and $300 for out-of-state students. Wayne State University recently raised their tuition by those figures because+ of low state…

…. Between three and four million dollars can only be made up in student fees this year because of a lack of funds in the state treasury. Eight Raise Tuition Eight of the 12 state-supported colleges and…

… student's abil- ity to pay; students whose fam- ilies are in high income brackets will have to pay as much as $146 more this year. The factors cited for the tuition hikes at other schools have been the need…

…." The request was made on July 27, according to Zhukov, because of international tensions aggra- vated by "the recent escalation of the U.S. war in Vietnam and Is- rael's aggression against Arab countries…

…. Teasim itnw i ,Arab scholars, who are unlikely The last time tuition was raised, to attend in view of the severance in 1965, the Regents met in early of relations between several Arab T --) Lily UII -l-n 4…

… to postpone Congress. Some 1,600 scholars registered from 50 countries, including seven Socialist countries. Arab League sending Egyptian professor as representative. Other Arabs com- ing! Ambassador…

… nations and the University. U Thant, secretary-general of -Daily-Andy PRESIDENT OF GRADUATE ASSEMBLY Roy Ashmall announced at a news conference yeste that students living in University housing for married…

… students would withhold the $10 per mi increase in rent primarily because they had not been given sufficient notification of the hike. VARIETY OF STYLES: Grow-ingNumber of Schools Switch to Pass-Fail Grading…

… Strik Want Notice Of Increase Of 60 Days Graduate Assembly Sends Resolution To Regents' Meeting By LUCY KENNEDY Over 2,000 residents of North Campus married student housing have signed a petition…

… Department yes- terday to rule on the constitution- ality of stripping draft deferments from student war protesters who violate the draft law. This would include students who destroy draft cards or stage sit…

… should be al- lowed to undertake the role of the, courts in determining a student's guilt or innocence, and then de- termining sanctions." Michigan's senior senator stress- ed in his letter to United…

… of Unit To Back 250 Eight-Month 2 9) U Model LeaseB aj To Announce New Jatie Protesters NYC Police Recommendations For Student Rentals By DAVID SPURR Members of the Student Housing Advisory…

… level in addition to the lease length. A tentative draft of the lease has been written. Landlord Approval The Student Housing Association (SHA) plans to get major Ann Arbor landlords to adopt the lease…

… Tucker, '68 and Athletic Director, H. O. "Fritz" Crisler is the University Events Building. The controversy centers around the fee charged for use of the plush arena for student sponsored events. Tucker…

… OKRENT The $10 student fee rate is not as well as to completion-date pro- Violates Constitution A conflict concerning projected uncommon among Big Ten uni- jections. "Cancellation of a student's de-' use…

… use as a facility for Uni- versity convocations and student- ( " go beyond his jurisdiction, it would ponsored events was also in the C a ii p u s R ecru itin g be up to the President to enforce ianplan…

… at the risk of being fired lishes a rental scale for student a peaceful academic atmosphere,' of Colorado, Maryland, and Iowa, for not following orders.iorganizations. This is the bone the Central…

… the decision, but they recruit on campus or not I fied Justice Department officials a student organization to spend," he did not say where the agency's would like to see the CIA stopped." indicated that…

… represen- University Placement Office on ~ tice Department does is their busi- tatives of the Offices of Student the third floor of the SAB Jan. ness," he said. Affairs, Academic Affairs, Finan- 30 through…

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… be noted in all reprints. li. THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1967 NIGHT EDITOR: JENNIFER RHEA Mis-Guided Mentor: Clark Kerr on Students ¢' i J \ f 1 f f ' +.... r i , 1 T O A LARGE PART of American liber…

… how it is, the exiled savant of Berkeley expounded his theory of stu- dent unrest in Sunday's New York Times. With a show of admirable self-restraint Kerr avoided calling today's students a "happening…

… be just rosy. Kerr facilely divides those students who "constitute a minority of all students, but contribute a majority of the off-cam- pus impressions and impact of the mod- ern generation" into…

… can- not deny the "real hold that this culture has on students." Rather than analyzing the nature of their appeal, Kerr merely pauses long enough to vent his academic spleen by calling their life…

…- ians." Lastly we come to Kerr's saving rem- nant - the "new collegiates." While sounding like the label within a ski sweat- er, these are students with a "sense of community service." Kerr estimates that…

… this group as the vanguard of the students saying, "New leaders are arising from what I have characterized as the New Collegiate group. The New Col- legiate type has as one of its character- istics…

… devotion to the campus and will- ingness to work through the campus power structure. The New Collegiate-lead- ers, including those active in fraternities and sororities . . . reflect the student in- terest…

… Arabs are shamefully re- stricted in their movements and freedoms and that many Israeli Jews are wont to proclaim that "the only good Arab is a dead Arab." THE STATEMENT about Israe- li successes and Arab…

… necessary." But the sponsors bumped into opposition from the Arab dele- gates, who spoke out against what they described as attempts to gloss over failure of the assem- bly to demand unconditional withdrawal…

… of Israeli forces from Arab territory won in the war. Under the resolution, the coun- cil would be asked to consider "the tense situation in the Middle East as a matter of urgency." Diplomatic sources…

… said the Arabs objected to that as too mild a description of a situation; the Arabs said it amounted to a threat to world peace. Ambassador Max Jakobson of Finland told the assembly it might be useful to…

… on a Latin- American resolution that spoke of a troop withdrawal and an end to the state of war between Israel and the Arabs. I k I 1 presents CHARLIE CHAPLIN'S Burlesque on Carmen First Ann Arbor…

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…-thirds. This happened at the summer's emergency ses- sion on the Middle East, when no major resolution was adopted. Fortunately, the nations do not always vote by blocs. Except on WADI YUBAS, Jordan (A) - Arab…

… not only food from what was their prime agri- cultural region but much-needed foreign curreftcy by selling it to other Arab countries. Moreover, one source said, both countries collect customs duties…

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…,000 students of Leban- a few miles away. the airport he had "exten ese University were prevented While indications in Cairo were cussions" with Secretary from marching into the city after that the Arabs were…

… Johnson. the n ycompound- and Syria called for an Arab holy He declined further c Students stoned policemen and war against Israel. Friday is the Asked if he were optimh fire trucks, but no injuries were…

… Moslem Sabbath, lowing his talks here, Eba reported, and only two students In Cairo, Moslem preachers said tersely, "I am realistic." were arrested. it was God's command that Arab Cairo Radio also announ…

… worldwide increase of students in degree-granting institutions since '1950. For the world as a whole, the UNESCO figures showed, there were almost 15 million students enrolled in higher education in…

…,000; Japan, 185,700; In- dia, 179,000; United Kingdom, 74,- 000;' France, 71,000; West Ger- many, 58,000; Philippines, 53,000, and Canada, 29,000. Fields of study with the great- est number of students varied…

… University Information also reveals that the' United States has the highest per- centage of students in higher ed- ucation in proportion to popula- tion, or 2.5 per cent, representing about 5 million students…

…. Next in line comes the Soviet Union with 1. 2per cent or 2.5 million students, followed by Aus- tralia and France. Great Britain has fallen to 0.5 per cent and Spain is at the bottom of the list with 0…

… to restrain Israel from a thrust against the Arabs. U.S., Israel Meeting President Johnson and Israeli Prime Minister Abba Eban con- ferred last night about the explo- sive state of the Middle East…

…, but there was no immediate indication whether they had reached any decisions on policies or possible courses of action to head off an Israeli-Arab war. While President Johnson and Eban were conferring…

… of Aqaba it might mean war with Israel." But he added: "We will not back down on our rights in the gulf." Three Arab nations -Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia - and Israel have outlets on that en- closed…

…. JERUSALEM (6P) - Israel is strengthening its cease-fire lines and intends to retain most of the Arab lands it won in the six-day war last June, Prime Minister Levi Eshkol indicated yesterday. "Peace is the…

… two proposals, tried yester- day to agree on a plan the coun- cil could adopt to send a peace- maker to the Arabs and Israelis. Israel informed Secretary-Gen- eral U Thant yesterday it would make a…

… special contribution of one million Israeli pounds-$333,333- to the U.N. Relief and Works Agency for Arab refugees in the, Middle East. One major difference was over wording of instructions to the proposed…

… U.N. special representa- tive concerning withdrawal of Israeli troops from captured Arab lands. A Canadian-Danish draft said no state in the area should "per- sist in refusing to withdraw troops that…

… South Vietnam. In his inaugural address he asked for direct peace talks with Hanoi. SPACE RENDEZVOUS: Soviets Dock Two Earth Satellites FORTIFY DEFENSES: Eshkol Says Israel To Retain Conquered Arab…

…. An Israeli military spokesman in Tel Aviv denied that any of his coun- try's aircraft had flown over Syria or had been shot down. Israeli Claims The Israeli army said Arab in- filtrators bombed an…

… half a dozen recent sabo- tage attempts in the valley. Eshkol said Israel will not per- mit "the restoration of the situ- ation prior to June 5th" on Sy- ria's Golan Heights, from which Arab gunners…

… looked down on Israeli farm settlements. "Nor will the situation in Sinai, the Gulf of Elath and on the Suez Canal be restored to what it was," he declared. Because of the Arabs' refusal to negotiate peace…

…FRIDAric JULY x4, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGF TMU FRIDAY. JUlY 14, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE4F~ trrn 1 :7uL 1i1;Y, *Arab Bloc Insists Israel Surrender Claim to Old City TO CONSULT ALLIES…

…: SEE Johnson, Westmoreland Agree on Need for Troops r UNITED NATIONS (P) - Amid delay over initial peace moves in Suez sector, the U.N. General As- sembly heard Arab and Commun- ist delegates voice…

… Seventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS .-. - ' i here Opinions Are F,420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR…

… Thursday the at the University tire day attemptir the Arab position i Middle East crisis have become espec to many interestet stopped to listen on the usual divisivene cohesion in purpose is- so…

… characteristic+ tries in general. One particularly i dent from Cairo di tionality and good v prised to find. He Israel's existence. N deny that Arabs1 equal share of killin tion in the long con admitted that for…

… Is all the refugees wou suicide. He asked and justice, and he But one discussion left was an Arab w rael's existence, asse again that no Arab arms in aggressior Israeli, and that the to the refugee pro…

…, which provide to unify the; rael. Almost apolog people, he asked us Letters to the Editor Teach-In Arabs to vent their passion, out the Vietnam w of our understanding. my opinion. I Arab League was…

… written tor spent an en- NONE OF THOSE Arabs who spoke got to the heart of the is- None of m g to explain sue, Nasser's obsession with his thought of b n the current own power. Every political ex- swamp…

…, how important are very patri of Arab coun- is the gulf to Egypt's economy? guys are) an -And if Egypt really wants to help more than to ntelligent stu- the refugees, why hasn't she put without suppoi…

… time and strength via a frenzied call to speak for all ever took up arms against a common enemy. will b e hearin n against an The real issue is Arab pride and E. C. in about t only solution unity, and…

… the Mid- gfysh3eTnm Lck to Europe, dle East. o the 3rd Tank d the Middle -Joshua Barlev, '67 rd member of those present 'S, Arabs get so 2weettieairt Replies All letters headed. This, In re Mary S. Roth…

… I 'yam-"' .,:: . : t . The less than a thousand Viet- namese students scattered all over the U.S. are probably more quali- fied than their colleagues at home to scrutinize the U.S. policy in…

…-{ terday to adjourn its five-week- old emergency session and toss the Middle East problem back to the Security Council. It was the only course open to the delegates after the Arabs tor- pedoed a last minute…

… _ :. sought to merge a request for an opposition to the Soviet mo Israeli troop withdrawal with a re- They gained support of others, : quest for Arab recognition of Is- cluding Egypt. and the Russia rae!. But…

… the Arabs, who have re- had no other choice but to give ' fused to recognize Israel for 19 The emergency session was cc years, gave it a flat turndown. vened on June 17 at the requ Troop Withdrawal of…

… aggression, war repa: tions held before the Middle East tions to the Arabs from Israel a war started June 5. Similarily, it immediate and unconditiot would ask all UN members to ac- troop withdrawals…

… iterviews. The delegate said racial aliena- tion had gone past "that point of Arabs Block Soviet Peace Plan General Assembly Session End UNITED NATIONS UP) - The sultation with the United States, Algeria and…

… suspense motion pictures, they always seem to mention DIABOLIQUE. A vote was delayed when the assembly decided to adjourn at 6:38 p.m. for one hour. But de- spite Arab opposition to the pro- cedural…

…D faeatak nBrts rop iretdTahn nEeetr d Psych. in Psych. Svst. Dev. group at being reported. One Arab was 3neatioR-Fall Term, 1967: Students who Mohansic Labs. Ed. and/or Couns. Psy- wounded and a grenade…

… claim to be figthing for 'ate really in- volved." ANN ARBOR DANCE THEATER CONCERT APRIL 7 & 8 8:30 P.M. at TAPPAN JR. HIGH SCHOOL AUD. Arabs Attack LEGAL INTERVENTION: British; Rival Powell v. House Case…

…- George L. Hart Jr. commented at They held that the House went ment. sinated by rival Arab gunmen in one point: "The fundamental -- Aden. The two groups had clashed quetion of freedom itself depends late…

… Monday at Dahla, near the onutesprtion of powdm terdps. waskied arndi1, were onedr. m h eaaino oes'ney Symathetic Yemen frontier, and one Arab Hart heard oral arguments in U yae Embroiled are the Front for…

… (Flosy) and the National barred on grounds of "gross mis- rivals for the loyalty of the Arabs conduct" and that he diverted rivals of oy Aden. government funds to personal use LANSING ') - Gov. George is…

… xsivti: wounded were flown to an Aden Shospital, Supported by- armored cars, LAILT OFICIAL British troops occupied the ArabA Crater District of Aden, moving in behind 3,000 Arabs marching . ... .. in…

… candidates for trang. prog. cemetery. At least a dozen Arabs publication and by 2 p.m. Friday ley, Univ. of Calif. at Los Angeles, for acctg. executives (stockbrokers). for Satarday and Sunday. General…

…, machine guns, mum of two times on request; tray discussant. Prof William J. McGuire, diverse bkgds. welcomed. But the Arab nationalists shied calendar items appear once only. Columbia Univ., "What Gets…

… Noticed IBM Corp.-ASDD, Yorktown Heights, Student organization notices are not in Complex Stimuli"; Prof. Herbert C. N.Y.-Assistant industrial behavioral away from a confrontation. Spo- accepted for…

… Sunday to advise 146 Business Administration, 8:15 a.m. Monday through Friday. Students elect- cation, grad in Phys. Ed., Recreation ing directed teaching in Special Edu- or related field. Skill and…

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… big post-war clash between the Israelis and the Arabs. Israel was formed in 1948 in the wake of the Palestine War which left in its wake over 800,000 Arab refugees and the area's polit- ical problems…

… termed "in- ternational waters," but continued to work for a compromise in the UN. Meanwhile, Russia continual- ly attacked Israel and gave the Arabs much vocal encouragment. Monday morning the world…

… awakened to a new war which both Israel and the Arabs denied start- ing. Within two days Israeli troops appeared to be victorious as they had apparently reached as far east as the Euez Canal. As the UN calls…

….m. Friday for Satarday and Sunday. General Notices may be published a maxi- mum of two times on request; Dlay Calendar items appear once only. Student organization notices are not accepted for pubication. For…

…, "Socialization Policy Research and the Future." Tea at 3:15 p.m., 2059 MHRI. Student Laboratory Theatre Program: Dept. of Speech, performance of scenes from "The White Devil" by John Web- ster and "The Malcontent…

… Arab hegemony. Nasser's main Arab rival, Jor- dan's pro-American King Hussein (left), reversed his neutral stance n" in'.rlwit Wac--in .hpr- " . ", ', ,: : ;;a: x'£24?. <4:% is iiSi?.rai - t :;.K: 4…

… and other educators enough about the-naturties The primary danger in these In the preface Muller also cites that some of them are disavowed these publications is needed be- that if students were to…

… through that means the President knew of Kosygin's in- tention to head the Soviet del- egation. Encouraged Israel in -Associated Press DELEGATES FROM THE UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC sat next to those of the…

… Soviet Union in U.N. General Assembly yesterday. The Soviet Union requested the meeting to demand that the assembly punish Israel by ordering its forces to yield all Arab territory won in battle. Debate…

… From Arab Territory UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) - Premier Alexe N. Kosygin charged yesterday that the Unte4 States encouraged Israel to de Clare war on the Arabs. He de- manded that the U.N. General As…

…- sembly order Israel to get its troops out of conquered territory and pay the Arabs for damage done. Israel promptly countered that the Soviet Union for years has armed the Arabs and encouraged them in…

…," Goldberg stated. The session was also marked by a denunciation of the pro- Arab policy of the Soviet Union by Abba Eban, the Israeli foreign minister. Eban charged the Rus- sians with blind support of the…

… Arabs regardless of the conse- quences for peace. Kosygin left the hall just be- fore Eban finished his speech. But Soviet officials said it was not ° a walkout aimed at Eban, and the other Communist…

…; East yesterday, pitting U.S. dip- lomatic support for Israel against Soviet backing of the Arab states in the aftermath of the Israeli- Arab war. In the start of what promises to be a long battle, the…

… President rejected Soviet and Arab demands for immediate withdrawal of Is-' raeli forces from conquered ter- ritory as a condition for settle- ment, Then he spelled out for the first time U.S policy on this…

… Session Of Assembly; Kosygin May Attend By The Associated Press UNITED NATIONS - The Se- curity Council rejected yesterday a Soviet demand to .wipe opt Israel's gains of Arab territory won by war…

…--voted for it. The other 11 members ab- stained. The demand for an uncondi-' tional and immediate withdrawal of Israeli troops from Arab-held territory mustered six favorable votes. Abstaining on both votes…

… Arabs Will Resume Output I I 3 I three nights of shooting, burning, and looting in slum areas here. Four Alternatives Negro leaders had predicted that if Calvert were found blameless, an uneasy truce…

… other Arab nations will follow suit. "It would seem the others would follow along," a spokesman for the oil industry said here yesterday., He added, "But if they don't all of the major oil companies will…

… with cargoes of oil. But an embargo imposed by most of the Arab na- tions forbids taking their oil to the United States or Britain. World News Roundup By The Associated Press SEOUL, South Korea - About…

… 32,000 students battled riot police here and thousands demonstrated elsewhere in South Korea yester- day, trying to force President Chung Hee Park to call a new general election. In the election…

…'s history they are back- ing a project to concentrate their full power in one city at a time. The city they chose was Cleve- land, Ohio. *' * * Egypt and Syria also have rec- ommended the Arab countries use…

… oil as a bargaining lever in any negotiations arising from the Arab-Israeli war. Industry sources here say, however, they are hope- ful the oil crisis will be over by the end of the month. The embargo…

….OIn investigation. . BOGOTA, Colombia - Troops * took over the university city of WASHINGTON-President John- Bogota Tuesday night after two son won reluctant backing from days of student rioting over a 30 the House…

… fori Summer, an outgrowth of the in individual communities. Leaf- sign. a petition to bring the local of students leaving campuses for A Berkeley group that calls it- sistance, but we'll not advocate…

… massive On that date-hopefully in con- set policy of never advocating any ization and education can go] izers to work part-time in 500 lege students on vacation. With a mer is not the only widespread war…

… The Associated Press TEL AVIV, Israel-In a tough speech indicating Israel will keep strategic gains in the war with the Arabs, Prime Minister Levi Eshkol warned the world yester- day "the situation…

… affairs, Eshkol said this is a matter for negotiations between Israel and the individual Arab nations- Egypt, Syria and Jordan. While he did not spell out Israel's precise aims, his words in- dicated he was…

… thinking of con- trol of the Gulf of Aqaba, the west bank of the River Jordan, the Jordanian-occupied Old City of Jerusalem from which Jordan's Arab Legion was routed, and the heights overlooking the Sea of…

… - keeping force on the demands of Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser, and said in- action by the world body encour- aged the Arab buildup. He paid tribute to Israel's friends but swung again on the Russians, asking…

… been created which can be a starting point for direct negotiations for a peace settlement with the Arab countries," he said. "Conditions now exist wherein the people of the world, headed by the great…

… pullback of Is- raeli troops. The Israeli-Arab conflict now is before the 15-nation Security Council, but apparently the Rus- sians have decided to seek sup- port for a full-scale debate in the 122-nation…

… contracts for a new high school. Many of the voters felt a' more constructive building pro- grain would enable teachers' sala- ries to be raised without the mill-E age increase. Since 1200 new students come…

…, Good and Lee supported changing attitudes and programs to permit non-col- lege bound students to study a --Associated Press NATIONAL GUARD MOBILIZED Rioting Negroes rampaged through scattered sections…

… luncheon, Oct. 13, Student Zionist Organization and 12-1:00, 802 Monroe., Mrs. Wyona How- Hillel sponsor Orthodox High Holy Day ard. G.R.O.W.: "Community Organi- Services and Conservative Services, zaing and…

… would * * * like to form a discussion group please Student Zionist Organization. Suk- call: Philip Coates, 763-1688 or Greg kahi Raising. Oct. 15, Hillel, for thc Armtrong, 665-2866.I time call 663…

….a Jui AlmOLLC O NN _________________G"Wibt uim ei ts a aa Nff'k kARAMOIIT ' t PYCTUR4 Saudia Arabia Blasts Israel As Cause of Arab Turmoil 1:00-3:00-5:00 7:15-9:20 Dial NO 2-6264 JJeATE UNITED…

… NATIONS, N.Y. (JP) - In one of the toughest Arab speeches of the current UN Gen- eral Assembly session, Saudi Ara- blia declared yesterday it would never accept the existence of Israel. "It will continue to…

… refugees in Israel, he felt. "The only hope for the refugee problem lies in a generous policy by the Tsraelis to the disnlaced Arabs." By MARGARET WARNER The Student Government Coun- cil committee on course…

…. Mounting opposition, by both professors and students, to the Vietnam war and to war-related research is spurring the trend. But just as significant is increas- ing faculty concern that classi- fied contracts…

… projects outside the uni- See MORE SCHOOLS, page 6 In dollar terms, the total of FBI QUEST IONS STUDENTS: Protestors Conscientious Objectors March On Counseled by Clergymen By The Wire Services…

… offering counsel to conscien- tious objectors, and the FBI is questioning students who partici- pated in the draft protest in Washington. The FBI is also questioning' students who turned in their draft…

… and Massachusetts. Students reported being asked1 whether or not they had their Society, currently being held in Detroit. "The churchmen are putting themselves on the side of civil dis- obedience as…

…- one, demonstrators or reporters from Wayne State's student news- paper. was allowed inside. Violence developed when a group of demonstrators followed a businessman attending the con- ference around to a…

… back door guarded by other conference par- ticipants. When denied admit- tance, the students surrounded the businessmen and shouted "Big firms get rich. GIs die". Police attempted to apprehend a man who…

… men in front of the building, re-1 draft cards, and if not, for wiat By MARTIN HIRSCHMAN ' Council members proposed hav- reason. One Yale student said: 'ing elections over a two day per- "They didn…

…'t browbeat me or Petitioning for candidacy in the iod elcins ora twday per- anything, but God - it sort of Ielection of six at-large Student liod hoping more students could shakes you up." d Government Council…

… students tions have yet been received even et ftettlUiest n of their right to silence, and of - Ithough next Tuesday is the last ei day for filing petitions to run in On Nov. 14-15 the polls will be it. next…

… appropriations may paid by Wayne State and Univer- students and $50 for medical stu- Second of Two Parts cial Officer Wilbur K. Pierpont, between appropriations and pro- that the governor's proposed $62.2 become…

… available. sity of Michigan students." dents. admit that it is a possibility which jected needs was reported to be million can not be stretched to The budget period ends July 1 The report stated that "We can…

… when crease last month, he remarked He refused to comment on bill is reported to the floor of the The Regents are meeting June tion rates for Michigan residents the state, and that student fees…

… appears at work this year, The MSU Ad Hoc Committee on University or MSU, explaining known how much money will be time, according to Niehuss. seniors, $15 for graduate students, As a result of the increase…

…, the with a larger increase foreseen. Tuition Policy which recommend- that the final decision rests with available for the budget this year. Meanwhile, the MSU committee $20 for law students and $25 for…

… University's tuition rates rose to University officials have not ed the fee increase in their report the Board of Governors. The decision is held up by the on tuition policy charged in its medical students…

…" in the percentage MSU students were raised by $50 for tuition. this year, but both Executive Vice- solute minimum needed to meet next year would result in "damag- Representatives. With a fiscal re…

… reported in Israeli Court Charges Two With AntiDraft Acts By AVIVA KEMPNER Two former University students, James Russo and Stan Nadel, were indicted yesterday in De- troit's federal court for anti…

… Negev Desert and the canal. ments, a student could be exempt- The Israelis claimed a smash- ed until he received his degree or ing military victory over Egypt turned 24, whichever came first. yesterday…

… immediate withdrawal of This would ask also for a troop Israeli troops from Arab territory withdrawal, but tie the call in This would include the Old City of with Arab acceptance of negotia- Jerusalem. tions…

… based on principles for es- Concern mounted among U.N. tablishing a permanent peace set- diplomats over Israeli moves re- tlement in the Middle East. garded as preliminaries to an- Arab sources said they…

…. ' Win had placed the capital under Resolution Terms military authority and declared Under the main provisions of martial law in four key districts. the non-aligned resolution the Chinese Student Riot…

… assembly would: Chinese students touched off -Call for immediate with- the riots Monday when they drawal of Israeli forces behind seized Burmese teachers as hos- the lines set up in the 1949 armi- tages…

… officials said Chinese -Call upon all members of the Embassy personnel had urged the United Nations to render assist- students on and had openly dis- ance to Thant. tributed Mao badges and the red -Request…

… "I cannot report there was a great deal of progress" on the Middle East issue, other American sources said: Both big powers have long rec- ognized Israel's existence as a state, in contrast to the Arab…

… view. The Kremlin may therefore agree that there should be a state of peace rather than war between the Arabs and Israelis. But Kosygin and Gromko stood fast on Soviet demands for with- drawal of Israeli…

… solution. Recent hints of a softening of the Arab stand against any ne- gotiations before an Israeli troop pullback are, in the U.S. view, im- proving chances for a settlement. On the nonproliferation treaty…

… of the few pro-Western rulers in the Arab world, came to Washington reportedly to seek U.S. help for his country, in serious economic straits following her disastrous de- feat by Israeli forces in the…

… tic ' on Kati Seventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN -- UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Where poW At - 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR…

… EDITOR: WALTER SHAPIRO School Board Election: Defeat the Reactionaries WE ARE DEEPLY concerned about students more adequately, and the need Monday's (city school board elec- for racially balanced schools…

…-Editor ,r,. *'.r. Y~i {{y'tf' yr t ' *~""l S [ r"0 Why Not Initiate A Student Tribunal? .1 ,, , t .. } P d4 -fit. t-k l * 8717.L %u FALCOtNElK Letters to- the Editor Questioning Theatre Critique…

… the most determinedly open- minded, and average, Ann Arbor resident who "likes to go to the theatre" (this includes students). Why? Because the writer takes no pains to conceal his presumption of a…

… not suggest that we have "outgrown" Sophocles. WE appreciate that a bunch of students with a budget of less than $200 cannot do Soph- ocles as he deserves (the Ypsilan- ti Greek Theatre could not ap…

… number of ways in which this might be achieved. The real debate is on how to get going Arab View Regardless of the outcome of the "Middle East crisis," one fact re- mains: the Israelis have made the Arab…

… world failed to rid herself of her prejudices and some Jews insisted upon an ancient vi- sion, the Arabs were made to shoulder a problem which was not really theirs but that of the West- ern world. Europe…

… alleviated her bad conscience by shoving three and a half million Jews into a distant corner of the Mediter- ranean right in the middle of an Arabic world. Shall we blame the Arabs for their resentment to this…

… systems. Roger Rapoport's cefense of the multi- versity must have been quite re- assuring to the powers of "U." "The multiversity can work for the student willing to bend his IBM card." And the ghetto can…

… to the Michigan Association of Student Governments, on May 13, by Michael O'Connor, an economics professor of Central Michigan University. When we find students express- ing very critical attitudes…

…_ ~j~glAtrp4wu lt aily~ Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Under the…

…, said "it was like talking to a stone wall." Another proponent of the reform meas- ure explained that while Student Gover- ment Council has been campaigning to allow individual housing units to decide on…

… constructive re- form and the last chance to prevent a complete break-up of IFC. -STEVE NISSEN DURING THE WEEKS which have followed the University of Wisconsin's bloody student protest of the Dow Chemical Corp…

… Doyle issued a restraining order prohibiting University officials from taking any final disciplinary action (sus- pension or expulsion) against students participating in the Dow protest. Judge Doyle…

… termed highly successful. REFUSES TO TALK: Israel Doubts Effectiveness Of UN Arbitration wIt Arabs By The Associated Press CAPE KENNEDY, Fla.-Apollo 4, the unmanned moonship that rode America's maiden…

… effort in talking about major achievements such as that recorded Thursday by the super-rocket. By CHARLES FTORER 'Associated Press News Analysis UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.-The cardinal aim of Arab policy is Is…

…- rael's withdrawal from the Arab territories overrun last June, but developments in recent days make it apparent this objective is dis- tant, if attainable at all. The Israelis are demanding di- rect…

… talks with the Arab nations. They declare permanent frontiers can be set only in the context of an over-all solution of the many complex problems agreed to in face-to-face bargaining and em- bodied in…

… peace treaties. "It you want your lands back, you'll have to deal with us," the Israelis, in effect, are telling the Israel, a creation of the United Arabs. Nations, long has doubted the or- The Arabs…

…, rejecting direct talks ganization can help against what with Israel and ' asserting that she sees as a threat to her very withdrawal is an essential precon- existence from the Arab world. dition to a…

… office Monday and attacked the paper's editor, and other staff members. The editor, James Vaszco, 21, identified three attackers by name from photographs taken by a student cameraman during the raid Monday…

… President Charles de when an Israeli patrol intercepted zation. Gaulle, considered a friend by four armed Syrians as they were Arab gunners an the Arabs, declared in a statement returning to Syria, an Israeli…

… sovereignty of the gency Force from Egypt at th United Arab Republic." request of President Nasser. Co: However, Egypt has no inten- sidering the concept under whic tion of destroying Israel, a per- the UNEF…

…-long teraction were attempting to fo meeting with Brazilian Foreign low the policies of the 19th ce Minister Jose de Magalhaes Pinto. tury and warship diplomacy." The Egyptian army has taken While the Arabs…

… positioned artillery commanding branch from'Jordanian King HiV the Starit of Tiran, the narrow sein. REFERENDUM VOTE: MSU Students Support Marijuana Legalization Hall ResignsSAc 4 WSU Board; U. 3. hllf…

… student govern- before lobbying nationally," Sink ment, Associated Students of MSU said. The committee will conduct (ASMSU), has decided to continue organizational work at the Na- support of a recently…

…-formed tional Student Association conven- Marijuana Study Committee this tion this summer. summer. The committee plans to Expect Report press for legalization of the durg. The committee will present a Jim Sink…

… made to the ASMSU Student average. "The referendum was Board Wednesday in the commit- held on the last day of class, the tee's first report, which was pri- weather was good, and finals are marily based…

… Marijuana Study Commit- -Back the current MSU policy tee plans to organize similar of interaction with civil authori- groups at other universities and ties in handling cases of student colleges and create a…

… lobby for arrest for use of marijuana. legalization on the state and na- -Support reduction of penalties tional level. Sink said the Uni- for use of the drug until it can versity's Student Government be…

… legalized. The Marijuana Study Commit- uver nalik rosinon tee was formed by ASMSU during Causes Resignation the university's spring quarter in response to student request for By TRACY BAKER student…

…, No. 31S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRJDAY, JUNE 16, 1967 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAG Medical Students Voice ietnam War Dissent By DAVID KNOKE Fourth in a Five-Part Series "The (Capt. Howard) Levy case scares…

… to refuse service in Vietnam is a sure way to ruin your chanc- es." Over 250 medical students across the nation recently signed the pledge of refusal to serve in the armed forces and to seek alterna…

… stand." American society is not an isolated flash but accurately reflects re- cent changes of interest among medical students. The Student Health Organiza- tion has been building up support for several…

… Eckstein who moderated, and Prof. John F. Kolars. Proble ms of huddle East Discussed by UExpert To Appeal Draft Board Sit-in Charge 28 Students, Faculty Ask State High Court To Drop '65 Arrests By JILL…

… act- ed yesterday to summon the 122 member countries to the session asked by the Soviet Union to press its pro-Arab campaign against Is- rael. Already shaping up was a strug- gle between the United…

… Arabs. The opening session today is ex- pected to be routine with Ambas- sador Abdul Rahman Pazhwak of Afghanistan in the president's chair. He was president of the last regular session. emergency…

… the Middle East crisis. Kosygin planned to fly on late yesterday to argue the Arab cause against Israel at the United Na- tions. UN Secretary-General U Thant announced in New York that the General…

… working for a Big Four accord on how a settlement should be reached. France has agreed to the Gen- eral Assembly session but has said that no UN solution can be im- posed on the Israelis and Arabs. France…

… as a Soviet political and propa- ganda drive for Mideast influence. And neither is Kosygin eager to appear too friendly toward John- son-president of a nation which the Arabs contend gave air sup- port…

…- ing and believed captured. S'41t Ylll UGN V44 ragc 'R( P.M. General Notices, Registration Materials: For graduate students planning to enroll in the Sum- mer Half Term may be picked up in the Rackham…

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