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…FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1964 K DAILY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEME T USED CARS 1951 MG-TD, fiber glass hardtop, 2 sets of side curtains, good shape. Call Whitmore Lake, 449-2629. N34 '55 BUICK, auto-trans., whitewall tires, elec. windows, good cond.. $100. 665- 3380. N31, MG-TS, 1954, good cond. Call 662-5320. OLDS 98, 1955, 4-door, engine good, body excel. No rust. $240. 668-8180 eves. N24 '56 BUICK, 4-dr., V-8, radio, auto-trans., heater. Call 668-89...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, I9&4 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2,1964 e i, '. f BIG TEN DIVERSITY: Teams Recruit Nationally Good And Evil To Clash in Bier Bowl t4 By TOM WEINBERG A Columbus sportswriter had some bitter criticism of the Mich- igan football team last week when he wrote that all four of the starting backs on the Wolverines were from Ohio high schools. Fact is that Bob Timberlake from, Fr...…

… i'1 THROUGH THE BULL's EYE by Bill Bullard Alumni Fire Up For Football Season, Detwiler L "I good And, By JIM LaSOVAGE prep football in Toledo where he think Jim certainly did a gained all-city, all-state, and All- American honors. Besides his grid o lausit k was pls aed. work at DeVilbiss. High School, Def)twiler nal o Pned PthrP b b hnll As University administrators are foild of observing, alumni today are not just interested in footb...…

…THE. MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2,1964 I"" m " "_ 17 T 1198 FOR THE FIRST TIME IN RECORD HISTORY each LP MONO or STEREO NOW ONE PRICE- FOR' MONO AND STEREO! $198. 1r .1 E EVERYMAN. CLASSICS ~~IF& all Vanguard Demonstradtion Discs Distinguished recordings meeting the highest standards of engineering excellence. Wide-ranging repertory of masterpieces from the Baroque 'to the 20th. Cen...…

…1 ROMNEY: LOSER IN 1964 See Editorial Page Y Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom 411att VOIT.'I.XV.VN~n.2 -- -.8. - ,~~ aa ~ZJE~~EiIL YVu. i44 ifro INUi !wO ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THUTRSDAA'UOC ITER 196 RRUVW Vvlu rc -. a iNw.+ ++aava'wU I'' 'a aA' 'Ul V "VDDWY if ' O IVI(ThtP . .VIII: Soviets Aid Cyprus, Sukarno Robbins Sees Idealism Underlying NS2 Y By The Associated Press MOSCOW - The Soviet Union agreed to give aid to Cyprus...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY arning a Two-Way tees s--Tu tors Tol ' DONALD FLIPPO ial and Cultural Relations Project, remarked recently. ler to reach the student Sleet was addressing a grour irking with on a personal of new tutors at a meeting held a have to understand his to discuss approaches to tutorinii , attitudes, backgrounds disadvantaged Negro children in )nality," Charles R. Sleet Ann Arbor. of the Ann Arbor Tutor- "Believe it or not, all of ...…

…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1064 qPUW 'MWrIWTC-4 A I&T IM A TV W THURSDA, OCTOBR 1,196 VUWARM ITAR~UMAUA~I a u"A ww W PAGE THREE t Strikes: One Halted, Two Continui Court To Ordei h ILA To Return NEW YORK (M - President Lyndon B. Johnson invoked th' Taft - Hartley law last night against a threatened Atlantic an Gulf coast strike by 60,000 long shoremen. The main issue at dead- lock was an old one-automation on the docks. Officials of the AFL-...…

…&"Oety-Fi f #b Tow Eon" m M Aw I ]o aSvoum TS or Ttm Ummom" rrY OFam vmmUJAUTHomor FBoAR n4 Co~wmoL 0or STuDENT PvurLDCXOs --:-- . --77: = ba ink eFrees 420 MAYRAI.D ST., Anx Aama, Mx ass. N~ws PiIOpqw 764-OYM Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors: This must be noted in all reprints. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1964 NIGHT EDITOR: LAURENCE KIRSHBAUM The Gubernatorial Campaign: Ron...…

…DA, J'JZ JL ATHE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY CLASSIFIEDADETSMI I] MOOMI 9-12, The Amblers. F38 TICKETS NEEDED for the Michigan State game-help! We're desperate- contact Ronna Jo, 764-1805 after 5. F33 CARTWRIGHT'S Crushers will engage the mice of the Michigan Daily on the gridiron, Fri. afternoon, 4:00. F49 WANTED--Airls' Housing Unit or Sor- ority as hostesses for the coming Glee Club Gras dance for the Michigan Men's Glee Club, to be held on Oct....…

…PAGE 5IX THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y' THURSDAY. OCTOBER I. M4 .A:SX H IC IA D IYTHT A' -I~lP Ita 111VLVQLL1j, %Jd1(J)CL'iy A, 1Z10% 'M' Defense Gets Ready for Staubach MISS SIX REGULARS: Gophers Must Rebuild Squad By GIL SAMBERG When Roger Staubach and his1 fleet anchor at Michigan Stadium this Saturday, the ghost of the Heisman Trophy winner's record shattering day of a year ago will weigh heavy on the .shoulders of the Michigan defensive bac...…

…i f 1.i irirr rr i ..i n F.wr . A statement THIS IS REALLY A PERSONAL LETTER. It is directed at whatever sick person phoned the Daily Monday afternoon and, purporting to represent Students for Romney, advertised that Governor Romney would be coming to campus today instead of yesterday. Congratulations. Because our business staff took the ad at face value, you managed to keep some people from seeing the gov- ernor yesterday. On the -other hand...…

…14 a THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1964 A.. ITT EE CHAIRMEN: ierce, Johe Vi ewConcerns r{ .AwW' 1 h A 1 4j1""'"1:ti;.1 "}, p. 1f f :':::: 1 .. iC"}"M :;fs;.cK, .. ""AA} 1} y "'r. ": r.".::!"i: [:>'". }.1:." Sar' .wpq r.;x" +s>r, J. y : .err-.: C,:'9..;: ":.Y::::::. y." s {'; }i .::. L i's"YM rPr :Yi.'l.{ w" 'lh'M Y": "Yw1'hi: «:.:"::::.h \ Ni.:1}} {'"'T h11.O."h11i1".511Y.Y5"{{ :rYfi-'::i1:"::":.'F.'}i::.:"ii.":":a:. hn.....…

…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1964 TNF mrYrulrr a iv n a i t.,v WEDESAYSETEBER30.194 A IA l.J ftft F U. 1 N L AA U'VLVUT!A. UA-~ PAGE THRER 9' Senate OK's Suc WASHINGTON (M}-The Senate ed Congress that the President wasI 'cession Measure repassed yesterday a proposed constitutional amendment that would provide for settling -ques- tions of presidential disability and filling vacancies in the vice-presi- dency. The measurem was approved by a ...…

…Seventy-Fifth Year" t' ASMAmIAGPd ETSTumwn Sor TmZ UNTExrrY 01'Mxmmwai trhD AVTM* = Tof BOA3 nor COWMOL OF'STMIENT P-UC23210M Each Time I Chanced To See Franklin D, Making the Most of Year-Round Operations by H. Neil Berkson Vmr. ptOW iosAre ?t3o,420 M.&rNWA" ST., Axx AxeMxci. Truth Will PrevanZ NEws Pnowum 744-M52 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted ...…

…r, ONr wxm4 as, 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY AlL T C' ASS IL l, A 'V RT SEMENT! ....,. PERSONAL WANTED-Girls' Housing Unit or Sor- ority as hostesses for the coming Glee Club Gras dance for the Michigan Men's Glee Club, to be held on Oct. 9. If interested, call Bob Strozier, 764-7722. P25 MOO F35 NEED A MEAL JOB--lunch or dinner? Call 662-6674. F24 CONTACT LENS WEARERS, write for free catalog and free introductory sample of Alleragan Wett...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY s bach Tests 'M' Air Defense DEFENDING CHAMPS: Undefeated Cornhuskers Lead Big E ou've got Every hero must have his lieu- and the tenants to help hold up the pedes- The only tal. Staubach has his in Ed Orn id be to and Pat Donnelly, Orr is a flank., tball." er halfback who has soft hafds. 2Jocko and good speed. He -is Staubach'E. favorite 'target. Donnelly, whom, Nelson calls "one of the better fullbacks in the country," ...…

… Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom &tiati: COOL High--6O Low-45 Increasing cloudiness and warmer o * 28 A-T l ,rl v ,A y --. ANN AKISUM, NII HIUAN, TUESDAY; SEPTEMBER 29 1964 cli'lla ft rya amcr' £wI £X~Jj~ ~1,1~Id..tUI3I E:'I I44R9 R S 6.1 rE 7 TU .1U1T l TEfT) !l 1V rT 0rv, f -, ;I f Diceait m strations GM May ..Quarter of LSA Studer Take Case -w- -Troops and police Troops were reported planning v demonstrptions in to stop...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY v . . .:. ... ... l:'2. I ARTS AND LETTERS: Hostage' Rejects Social Convention DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN By GAIL BLUMBERG "The Hostage" by Brendan Behan can be called a frank, rowdy and abandoned farce; im-. pudent in nature, yet thoroughly~ laced with a sardonic, sometimes bitter attack on human folly; re- ligion, politics, economics, respec- tability, the pointlessness of war; in short, a complete rejection and...…

…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA[IF T ,'P.g TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY S £2l7 . l a. RRA5J7i a6 Warren Commission Gives Suggestions, Criticism WASHINGTON (,A'-The War- ren Commission's report on Presi- dent John F. Kennedy's assassina- tion has sparked a demand that Congress act at once to improve presidential security. And, while the commission's findings-and criticisms of the FBI and Secret Serv...…

… Seventy-Fifth Year 0 EDrrED AND MANAGED B STUDENTS OF THE UNIVETSrTY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS w'sh IP"AI °71 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR, MICH. NEws PHONE: 764-0552 Truth Wm lprevail Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily ex press the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. FAR AWAY GOALS ... Callior Higher Educa tion Discussion TUESDAY, SEPTEMB...…

…THlE 'MICHIGAN DAILY y CLASSIFIED ADVE iliS, J JN. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 1 LINES 2 3 4 ONE-DAY .70 .85 1.00 SPECIAL FIVE-DAY RA IE 3.00 3.75 4.35 Figure 5 overage woids to a line Call Classified between 1:00 and 2:30 Mon. thru Fri. Phone 764-0557 FOR RENT ROOMMATE WANTED (female) for remainder of:1st semester. Tiffany II, 731 Packard. Call 663-8866 or 665-8075 eVes. C1 I TWO DESIRE 2 females for modern 2- bdrm. apt, Near campus...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Prepare for Navy a tional Poll Puts 'FM' Eighth IN FOUR SETS: Australia Regaii in writers. Washington, a team that lost 3-2 to the Air Force just a week before the Falcons were dumped by the Wolverines, was ranked ninth by theAP. Illinois, a one-game winner, placed third with 347, and Ohio State was fifth. Texas, a rather convincing win- ner over Tulane and Texas Tech in its first two games, barely beat out Southern Cali...…

…13 California .... 20 Ohio State .... 27 1 North Carolina ....14 SMU..... .... 8 Michigan State. 21 l5 NotreDame ... 31 Navy .... . Wisconsin ..... 7 Boston Collea 35 6 i Kentucky ..... 27 Slippe mississi' ni 21 Edinh Qj I ~~ . - ... nbjd~iI'F.I ru &J( A LESSON AT CAMPAIGN SCHOOL See Editorial Page Sr iganA Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom i1 PARTLY CLOUD High-66 Low--46 Diminishing winds with cooling trend XXV, No.n . L...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LETTERS By Steven Haller lartinon Reviews Career" French compatriots, Jean is highly regarded as a But in this country he apt to be spoken of as ,n who succeeded Frit s head of the Chicago y Orchestra," for hi re been overlooked here. owever, it appears tha- all be changed,' as Mar- closed yesterday that thf the Chicago Symphony nissioned him to write F >hony. He describes it as , type andprobably not ." He adds that "sym...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ver Finds Northern Riots her Racial Nor Extremist Negro Vote Looms Decisive in So By DON McKEE 11 Southern states, and particu- mated registration at 1.5 mil- Florida's Negro vote has risen Latest estimates Associated Press Staff Writer larly during the past two years. lion; it might be well above that in four years from 163,128 tc ers In Alabama ir ATLANTA - Simple arithmetic Negro voters now number more this year alone...…

…i Seventy-Fifth Year EMrED AND MANAGED Y STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSiTY OF M icmwGA - -- UNDER AUTHORrY OF BOARD IN CONTROL op STUD ENT PUBUC rAONS Are ree, 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR, MIcH. NEws PHONE: 764-0552 Prevail printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. Each Time I Chanced To See Franklin D. George Lincoln Rockwell: No Middle Ground by H. Neil Berkso...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AUSSIES, 2-1: . Wins Davis Cup Doubles Illini. Outlast California, -I AND () - Americans Kinley and Dennis.:Ral- d back from the brink Saturday and whipped Australian team of Roy and Fred Stolle in 4, 4-6, 4-6, 6-3 and 6-4 posing 2-1 lead in the Challenge Round. of 7,162 in Cleveland's Clark Stadium gave the air of young Yanks a Ovation when Stolle hit d1 into the net, ending a' 1 hour, 57 - minute ited States now needs'...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LV. ' Rushing Offense Shoots Hard-Running Backs Lead Blue to Victory in Opener (Continued from Page 1) through," he added. Elliott started sophs Carl Ward at right half- back and Jim Detwiler at left halfback. Detwiler was subbing for junior John Rowser, out of action with a leg injury. 1 Ward and Detwiler picked up 51 and 72 yards rushing, respectively. But the team's rushing leaders were Timberlake with 80 yards r and...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY R CH, HOSPITAgHLS: edjeine Big Business Her e RT JOHNSTON big business at the includes a multi- research program, spital and the grad- ut 375 doctors and year. f this activity was week to the Univer- ub of Miehigan; a 47 years ago by the epartment as one n the University and Blakeslee of the Asso- ess emphasized scientific nological change, as "the story of our times." He we try to stop this revo- w, we will ,become a sec...…

…Wolverines Face Air Force in Season's Open By TOM ROWLAND Associate Sports Editor Michigan cashes in the chips on a football team that hasn't won a Big Ten championship in 15 years here this afternoon. A crowd of over 65,000 Band Day spectators is expected to watch the Wolverines break open the 1964 season against a scrappy band of Air Force Cadets. The Ann Arbor weather forecast calls for cloudy skies today with a chance of scattered thun...…

…PAGE Two THE MI+IC IGAN DAILY PACE TWO TUE MICUIGAN DAILY BA [ND DAY: Press Hears Revelli To Lead Preview Concert' eports on RUTHELLEN LEFKOWITZ SNl t7R hii10t l o bohnec and ,S ByI Nt ±VOL -1, [)lbU r L1U u s 2000 cornets will lead the Band Day half-time show today. Approximately 13,000 students from 165 Michigan high schools will combine efforts to form the world's largest massed band, Prof. William D. Revelli of the music school and ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Strike s Gener I Decree: By The Associated Press F ree Jew s DETROIT - The United Auteo(1 .1 Workers union struck General Mo- u tors Corp. yesterday when com- GERMAN HIGHER EDUCATION: Press f r Expanded Fac By RITA DERSI!OWITZ colegiate Pres:s Serv(e ceeds at his own pace, and it is nct unusual for 25-year-old stu- di tc bt r n nlsl nt an ~ i it is too late to chanp sion or course of st - Asieiamed Prcs MADE FOES BY ...…

…Seventy-FiftbYear EDIrED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS REVIEWS OF MOVIES, SYMPHONY: Monicelli's 'Organizer' Not I 11 ' Fred,420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR, MICH. NEws PHONE: 764-0552 torials printed in Th'e Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. AY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1964 NIGHT EDITOR:...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i Ci BASSI iJED AliVE SATURDAY, SEPT 72is the last dayj of sittings for Senior and Graduate' pictures, to~ appear, in the 1965 MICH-' IGANENSIAN. Pictures are takeni ) frzn 9:00 to 1:00 on Saturday in the ! tudent, Publications Building. Strip in~ for your sitting., F36 i STARVING STUDENTS? SUNDAY SNACKS! F48 NOTICE TO residents of Ann Arbor- Dlruids, U of M Honorary, 'will b4 painlting street numibers on curbs durin...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MSU Rebuilds Offensir By BOB McFARLAND I A host of sophomores and in- experienced upperclassmen w i 11, have to develop rapidly if the Michigan State Spartans are go- ing to make their presence felt in the Big Ten this fall. The Spartans lost All-American halfback Sherman Lewis, hali- backs Dewey Lincoln and Ron' Rubick, and fullback Roger Lopes through graduation. These four speedsters accounted for 1,512 yards out of a to...…

…THE MICHIGAN HAILYr ' Offense Collides With uick' Falcon Defer iler, SygarSet To Play; Still Bothers Rowser * * * * * * Big Ten Year Gets Under W Indiana-NW Contest Schedu (Continued from Page 1) Michigan and the Air Force will be using it to advantage. The Wolverines, bolstered by a strong soph crew, will have sufficient depth for the first time in years to come up with strong offensive and defensive units. Elliott has plugged up...…

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…PRIORITIES AND THE WAR SPIRIT See Editorial Page 'Y Sir~ at t Low-4 with westerly winds Continuing pol Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXV, No.23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1964 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT Us Fall Enrollment Soars to Record of 29,16 Officer Aunnounces Twelfth Annual Rise . Literary College Leads Increases With 755 Jump over Last Year By LAURENCE KIRSHBAUM The enrollment for the fall semeste...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN UA IZ.V PAGE T WO:... a . ... .. :. ..... _ ., 1 111'. - 1 'SS1. W £1 t L. . -. CULTURES: ISA Holds Series - iQ.. nArsnrtr&axrvvTf t1.. T1L-Iz-.-t----. All ---:19 I By CAROL HASKILL the Philippines. All countries will The International Students As- be represented by programs of sociation, in cooperation with the speakers, discussions dealing with Michigan Union and the Wom politics and culture and parties MichganUn...…

…den Calls Board v. or Rail Bargaining, rike Threat Avoided S. MEDIATION: Viet Tribe Rebels T Group To Arbitrate French Student Union Demands Salar Third of Four Articles invasion of their rights to as- had to work hard to get into the dence that the American cust By RITA DERSHOWITZ semble and the outcome was the university; admission is deter- of summer jobs was catching Collegiate Press Service arrest of over 200 students. A mined by...…

…~Ig my£td$!an ?iaitg Seventy-Fifth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNNVERSITY OF MICHIGA UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUELICATIONS LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Union Allocation Isn't Repaid WAR T hird AP2 k 54nious Are Fre 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR, MIcH. Will Prevail NEWs PIONE: 764-0552 rials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all...…

…1 DAILY Cl ASSIFIED ADVERT SEMEN PERSONAL SATURDAY, SEPT. 26 is the last day of sittings for Senior and Graduate pictures to appear in the 1965 MICH- IGANENSIAN. Pictures are taken from 9:00 to 1:00 on Saturday in the Student Publications Building. Stop in for your sitting. F36 BUBBY HOUSE extends friendly salu- tations to the "PACKARD PIT", pipe and tea club. F14 NOTICE TO residents of Ann Arbor- Druids, U of M Honorary, will be painti...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY nexperience Plagues EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the sixth article in _a series covering the Big Ten teams. Next-Michigan State. By DALE SIELAFF Coming off a mediocre 3-3-2 season, the Iowa Hawkeyes are in the midst of a rebulding pro- gram which Coach Jerry Burns hopes will bring them back to the champion status they enjoyed in the late '50's. The- squad is composed mainly of sophomores and juniors, with 18 of 29 lettermen retu...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Liru By JIM LaSOVAGE Marcum and Butler, both sen- haveniiors, are currently affixed in the Preseason prognoticatorshlk guard positions of the offensive have extended a favorable outlook line. Marcum, six feet tall and of Michigan's gridiron hopes this weighing 210 pounds, has earned year, rating the Wolverines right two letters, after missing his first along with Illinois and Ohio State season with a knee injury. ...…

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…NON-MONSTER HOUSING See Editorial Page ' Y Seventy-Four Years of Editorial Freedom 4bF 4:3 a t.1 PARTLY CLOT High-75 Low-60 Little change in temperature I, -4 VOL. LXXV, No. 22 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1964 SEVEN CENTS Detail Structure of Union-League Plan Conibined Executive Would Have Four Senior Officers on Board By PHYLLIS KOCH Further progress on the Union-League merger was reported last night as Women's L...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DA91,V ... ..T W O.. .... ... ..... .. .. .. EDUCATION PROGRAM: School To Offer Student Tour By SUSAN COLLINS Prof. Claude A. Eggertsen of the, educationschool announceds re- cently that his department has developed a student study tour to England which will take place' from May 5 to June 2, 1965. The program has been specially designed to take care of a larger number of students than the 15' a semester who can take ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Congo Blasts Try To Halt U.S. Aid African Nations Try To Stop Help; U.S. Ambassador To Meet Tshombe By The Associated Press The Congo angrily denounced yesterday an attempt by other Afri- can nations to persuade the United States to hal- its aid to the rebel- lion-torn country. It announced it can no longer conform to the decisions of the group of nations which made the attempt-the Orga- nization of African Unity (OAU). U.S...…

…~i~r£hrlgan ~uUx Seenty-Fifth year EDITED Aft MAwActR BY STUIDENTSof ''M UN IYEZST'Y oCW M CMC. UNDMR. AUrrHOVMTYOF BoARD Im CONTROL of S1uDmrr PuMJicA'no LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: t Social Discontents and the Loyalty Oath Tradition ma Are e,420 MAYNARD ST., ANN AR3OR, MiCH. Li Prml NEws PHoNE: 764-0552 iitorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprint...…