…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ankers Lead at Halfway Mark CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING t! M' Swimmers Take Four Events; Lead Indiana 93-77 in Title Chase - -- (Continued from Page 1) ahead of the field and held that margin to the wire. His time of :22.0 ties the Big Ten mark of Gary Morris of Iowa and Fred Westphal of Wisconsin and fell only one-tenth of a sec- ond behind the NCAA and Ameri- can record held by Westphal. Woolley's fast finish carried him ...…
…HIDE MICRiGAN DAILY Wrestling Squads Lead Big Ten Qualifie M Hockey Team Bowso North Dakota Wins, 4-2 Special to The Daily GRAND FORKS, N.D.-A stub- born Michigan hockey team, fight- ing for its playoff life, dropped a hard fought battle to North Da- kota, 4-2, last night. Michigan coach, Al Renfrew, called the game the best played by the team in the last six games. Michigan outskated North Da-, kota, considered the strongest' skating t...…
…* SGC ACTION: INCONSIDERATE Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Dat SNOW SHOWERS High-20 Low-O Cloudy with cold wind from the northwest. See Pale 4 I I r ;. r . VOL. LXX No. 106 Inter-House Couneil Offers Constitution Houses, SGC, Board Must Ratify To Form Inter-Quad Organization By KENNETH MELDOWNEY The Inter-House Council Presidium submitted a new constitution to the individual house councils for radificaton early this morning. Th...…
…THE MICHIGAN° DAILY U1 open evenings Students To Speak Russian OnUSR tudy Tour SINGER GUY CARAWAN: Folklore Group To Host Guitarist DIAMOND NEEDLES n$5.95- One-year guarantee The DISC Shop 210 South University Phone NO 3-6922 w.......m.a .. .mr m .rrir.msm .smms ."m" .wmr : open evenings r WESTMINSTER RECORDS complete catalogue monaural $2.98 By HENRY LEE "The 30-day student tour to the Soviet Union is an experiment in language lea...…
… Eisenhower Tour Calle Return Delayed; d1 Personal Overseas Chinese Troubled 4' By BERNARD GAVZER associated Press Newsfeatures Writer The label they put upon them- selves--hua chiao-is a key to the trouble overseas Chinese are hav- ing in Southeast Asia. the terms translates "soJourning Chinese" and it applies even though many of the Chinese have been away from their homeland for generations. This attitude of apartness has fed the risi...…
…"Greetings, Occupant" Seventieth Year EDIED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS Or THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OP, BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG.9 ANN ARBOR MICH.0 Phone NO 2-3241 Opinions Are Free th will Preval EAST GERMANY: Ideological Pressure On College Education (EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is the second in a three part series of articles discussing the state of education in East Germany.) By B...…
…hTr~r 7rrnrra 3m '7r _7~71 -IN~1 USSR -- More than 40 per cent of the budget of the University of Moscow is at the disposal of work in the natural sciences, according to the Rector of the University, I. Petrovsky. At present the University of Moscow has more than 25,000 stu- dents in its 14 faculties, including the evening and correspondence students. One thousand five hun- dred students are foreigners. More than a third of all the present S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRDA7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FR1DA~ CT olverines Trailing Hoo Rounds Wins 1500-Meter Event; Michigan Leads in One-Meter Diving (Continued from Page 1) siers in Swim Meet, 22-16 Team Depth Might Win jiglgllgg Wrestling Crown for 'l' Sintz was timed in 18:22.4 while Pendleton and Darnton were clocked in 18:40.5 and 18:48.1 re- spectively. In the lone evening final Michi- gan's Wolf, a pre-meet favorite, had little trouble w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Gymnasts Start Conference Meet OHIO STATE HOSTS MEET: M Cindermen Begin Defense of Titl By CLIFF MARKS Michigan's gymnasts are in Minneapolis today under a cloud of uncertainty and hope as thisw afternoon they and nine other squads open the 1960 Conference Championships. Coach Newt Loken and his eight nian crew have an air of optimism about them, although having lost to four of the con- peting teams in dual meets. How- e...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DA ILY OFFICIAL -BULLETIN . .. ~".".r r ......'.... . "V5R' . . 1.t*. i" s"'-c:! . . y "; ':''': : ": ..... .... . :"'. :.:,.; . ~ k- . . }' ' Ar ; :' ."," L.i "t4'{"+ :v }:} t . ar . 9.+. ;.:.:: . :... ..:41.5" :}:....S. ::. ^.::.:". v ____va.: :v: ,..,.: . '3"? 5 ":.}".r4r:i:-".r.n..:'.,r5....: r r . U.S. citizen. Summer: March 7. Per- manent: March 8. Student "art-Time Employment The following part-time jobs are, availa...…
…CITY COUNCIL: OVERCAUTIOUS? See Page 4 th Yt Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom D7 ,ati SNOW, COLD High-3 Low-1 Approximately four inches of snow expected today with strong winds. SIX PAGES VOL. LXX, No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES Uruguay Hails Ike in Capital Leftist Student Group Mars Arrival With Sign-Waving Demonstration MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay (4)-Tear gas, police sabres and fire 4 hose...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1960 TIlE MICIHGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 3,1960 S S Today 4:10 Department of Speech MAETERLI NCK'S "THE INTRUDER" Arena Theatre No admission charge S.G.C. TONIGHT and tomorrow at 7:00 and 9:00 ACADEMY AWARD WINNING 1"Mutin on the Bounty" with CLARK GABLE CHARLES LAUGHTON FRANCHOT TONE The story of history's most famous mutiny provides the occasion for Laughton's renowned performance as the sadist...…
… Norstad Announces Plan To Create Nuclear Force: NATO Seen As Another Atom Power De Gaulle Adamant On National Identity For French Battalion PARIS (P)-Gen. Lauris Norstad yesterday announced plans to create an international striking force within the North Atlantic Alliance. The American ' commander of the allied powers in Europe said the force would be built around a small nucleus of men provided by the United States, Britain and France...…
…egAtr igal tDt Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORiTY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 hen Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevan" EAST GERMANY: Students' Minds In Straight Jackets (EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is the first of a two-part series of articles discussing the state of education in East Germany.) By BARBARA...…
…__ IHE rA I (Continued from Page 4) Seminar: Studies of high tempera- ture gases. Prof. E. A. Martin of the Electrical Engineering Dept. will speak on "A Study of The High Tempera- ture Arc Plasma" in Rm 1041 Randall Laboratory at 4 p.m. Thurs., Mar. 3. Applied Mathematics Seminar: Prof. N. Coburn will speak on "Cauchy Ini- tial Value Problem for Charged, Rela tivistic, Compressible Fluids", on Thur. Mar. 3, at 4:00 p.m. in Rm. 246 West En...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1I SIDE LINES by Jim Benagh, Sports Editor MICHIGAN, ILLINOIS: Rivals Battle for Track Title I 'i Nowhere To Go .. . INDIANA'S great swimming team is to surpass Michigan In the upcoming Big Ten and NCAA race, don't be alarmed. It's a Michi- gan tradition to get caught from behind. It's happened that way' before-in football, basketball, hockey jnd track. Michigan takes an early leadership and builds up a tre- Mnendous...…
… COl-OP HOUSING DISCUSSED See Pace f Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom ~a ii4 LATE SNOW High--28 Fair turning cloudy followed by snow In late evening. VOL. LXX, No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2,1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PAC I I x 'J.B' SEMINAR: Play Discusses Values By CAROLINE DOW "Macliesh's message in 'J.B.' is that reverence for life and inter-fellowship of man is all that is left to man," Dean of Women Deborah...…
…g THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEI DNESAAY, MARCH 2, 1960 4LD COLLEGE ROUNDUP: frican Colleges Yield to Apartheid ANNUAL CAMPUS EVENT: Forums, Mock Council To Mark UN Week Here .4 UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA - Details on the implementation of racial segregation in South African higher education according to the Apartheid laws were made known in December. The Western Cape University College was founded, effective No- vember 1, at which classes are to begi...…
… a President's Talk Attacks P irhigttn Policy Misunderstandings Second Front P( March 2, 1960 aige Page 3 Says Latins Have False T Conceptions Denies U.S. Coddling American Dictators SANTAGIO, Chile (M-President Dwight D. Eisenhower yesterday assailed what he said were several serious misunderstandings of United States policy in Latin America. He singled out for sharp answers criticism that the United States slights this region i...…
…falrdiigan 3Batly Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THEUNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONs BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 [I 4 A SF lE t 53-- wombI fI "When Opinions Are Free Truth WM Prevail" AT LYDIA MENDELSSOHN: possible Production. Das Rheingold' Superb LAST NIGHT the School of Music and Department of Speech pre- sented Wagner's prologue to...…
…uNESDAY, MARCH 2,1960 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE V AIL OFFICIAL BULLETIN - - . . . , n , , s . ini . l i-. 11-0'- 041 12 1 10. 1>. .>< 111 W i ' l l-1. t . . 's, 11! ! tl'I il 11 i l I i I $ - 6$1' 11 1 :. el' ols i - lil :41 ril'le ' : n 11 -1 rli 4 . 11. Il irl stel m is -i :4 i i il -m e 1 : -: :, r r. . . . . ., . . . L**Efl-D (Continued from Page 4) pictures which cover the Biblical spots of the Holy Land as well as the modern new devel...…
…SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY W VEMS immmmmmm by Jim Benagh Sports Editor 'M' Pucksters Fall to Denver, 4-2 (Continued from Page 1)+1 I III mwpmmm I -- - -- -11 nIppeA Ltne-pucK into --n-open Just Checkin' Up A MAN NAMED Bob Davison stopped in town for the last couple days and had a few words to say about college hockey. Now Bob didn't pretend to be an expert on the college version of the sport. In fact, the elder Canadian was stumped when on...…
…CHALLENGE TO U.S.: RUSSIANS FRIENDLIER See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :3aity SNOW FLURRIES High-27 Low,-$ Mostly cloudy, continued cold with occasional snow flurries. ____ , . _... r .. ., ... ..... . ..... c VE* rowxJIJ. fiTX P ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCHI 1, 1960i FIV E UENT a-u r VT.W TYW ?&T,. 1At VUL a.JR4.U4 v. iV* x Commission Notes Discriminatory Act Human Relations Group Charges Anti-Negro Act in...…
…~1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TYTESDAY_ MARPM 1' " 149h TT7Iro"Lsx lffAlitt 1,I lb SPEAKS TO JOURNALISM STUDENTS: Koether Says Free Market Requires Free Press Petitioning To Begin Today For All Positions in League ernment intervention, adding that intervention might be a far more insidious enemy of freedom than is Communism because it is not so easily recognized. Economic pressures are anoth- er restriction upon the operation of the nation's ...…
… Chile Greets Ike Warmly; Crowds Cheer Motorcade Eisenhower Grin Evokes Wild Ovation Promises Alessandri U.S. Won't Intervene SANTIAGO (M' - Chileans turned on a rousing reception for President Dwight D. Eisenhower yesterday. Pouring out in unexpected numbers - estimates ranged from 500,000 to 700,000 -- the crowds greeted his motorcade with shouts of "Ee-key" and by throwing flowers all over his car. The thousands massed along roped-off Al...…
…;; ,' You have made it-Come, let us dedicate our souls to the frat. t' Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 "When Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" AT HILL AUD: Pittsburgh Symphony, bOffering 'Competent' IN A SOMETHING-for-anyone concert, the Pittsburgh Symphony last evenin...…
… TUESDAY, MARCH 1,1960 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Mr Name Peter New Director Of Behavior Study Group By NAN MARKEL Hollis W. Peter will take over as head of the Foundation for Research on Human Behavior, it was reported yesterday. Peter has worked since 1954 as assistant director of the na- tion, a non-profit organization findings to people in operating or- ganizations who can use them," Prof. Hayes has explained. Little research is done b...…
…Al STX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY; MARCH 1.,1980 . ,.. . ... ... +.}. wn vv.. r1 i i n rr mi rr = I Zichigan Cagers, Icers Lose One- ide Contests Basketball Team Loses to Illinois, 90-61; Tidwell Scores 31 Points, Farris Hits 18 White Scores Lone 'M' Goal In 8-1 Drubbing by Denver Special To The Daily CHAMPAIGN-Success was not long in staying with Michigan's basketball team. Its modest one-game winning streak was decisively snappe...…
…UESDAY, iNzARCH 1, 1960 Ilinois Bars 'M' rack Title Path T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN FREESTYLER REGAINS ELIGIBILITY: Urbanesok Prepares for Big T'en Swim Mmeet * 1 By TOM WITECKI Michigan's track team came up with several 'encouraging' per- ormances against Michigan State turday, but the times and engths will have to be even bet- r this weekend when the Wol- erines open defense of their Con- erence indoor title at Columbus. This is bec...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1960 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESflAY, MARCH 1,19601 iii Librarian Cites Rise in Undergrad Circulation By MAME JACKSON "The Undergraduate Library is, taking hold more and more with University students," Mrs. Roberta C. Keniston, head librarian, said recently. Book circulation during the Library's second operational year' has been on a steady increase. Library statistics indicate that 162,000 books were dra...…
…STUDENT ACTIVITIES: ORKOR PLAY?9. SePugle YI [ Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom exit CLOJDY, SNOW High-32 Cloudy this morning followed by snow during the afternoon. _. . .... ..r. . vmLim Nox~. 102 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA ". v.w + .. r . ... 1 -Daily-Dave Gltrow RECORD BREAKER-John Tidwell was carried from the court last night after breaking three. ichigan scoring records and sparking t...…
…O _ _ __ _ _ THE MICHIGAN DAILYa SUN AY, FEBI I I. To Hold Tea For Opening Of Positions The Assembly Association Peti- tioning Tea will be held at 4 p.m. tomorrow in the League. Anyone interested in petitioning for the Assembly Association Ex- ecutive Board is invited to attend. Present board members will be on hand to answer questions and is- sue petitions. Joan Comiano '61, Assembly president, said that petitions are available for' presi...…
… Russell Says Grout To Spark Riots in NEARING AGREEMENT: West Discusses Disarmament Plan . .. WASHINGTON, mP)--Allied of- ficials were reported near agree- ment yesterday on a new three- stage disarmament plan for ne- gotiation with Russia. But France may block a final Western accord. Diplomats said the heavy in- volvement of French military forces in Algeria and France's de- termination to develop atomic weapons make it difficult for P...…
…e M~ign e N Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. 9 ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Opinons Are Free th. Will Preail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. AT THE MICHIGAN 'Suddenly Last Summer': ANNESSEE WILLIA...…
…1960 THE MICHIGAN DATLY rrr .."J"Y^e<rR .KtRSV".? s :;,.. S'ti'G' r c, ;>;e, ra c4.a r DAILY'OFFICIAL , (Continued from Page 4) For any additional information and appointments contact the Bureau of Appointments, 3528 Admin. Bldg, NO 3-1511, Ext. 489. Beginning with Mon., Feb. 29, the following schools will have represen- tatives at the Bureau of Appointments to interview for the 1960-60 school year. Mon., Feb. 29: ' Flint, Mich. - Elem.;...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 2R_ 1 91tt1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~TTh1flAV VWflPTTA~v 9* lflAfl Aa i'L'K3LUnnX 40, 1 UOU r Tolverine Icers Beaten; nnesota Goal in Overtime Tops'M'; ksters Fail To Hold Early Lead Swimmers Topple OSU Buckeyes Nearly Upset Wolverines; Darnton and Morrow Clinch Victory By DAVE COOK Michigan's hockey team looked ward grimly to powerful Denver er dropping a 4-3 overtime deci- n yesterday afternoon to M...…
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…,, . ... .. . ... c .. . - 7-7 The Distinctive Art Form TE FACT that it is possible to identify the art of the cinema Film InsDeelops.iPhenom so explicitly with the twentieth Dl century which witnessed its birth is one of the neat "coincidences" of modern history. Truly, theW hich Describes Contem porary 1 movies are a phenomenon of the present century. They-reflect both the scientific and the socio-psychological biases of our times. And wh...…
… -,. . .,F . - -r -4- Modern Dress, Speaking of Movies Lo (Continued from Preceding Page) Halstead believes there was room for improvement. The fun would have been increased, he says, if the comedians had done a better job of translating Dogberry and Verges more completely in terms of the souithwestern sheriff-deputy positions they played. While comedy more often than not improves with semi-modern costuming. the same can't always be s...…
…---- x -, - -' ~r -r ~ - - - - - Broa adway Pla.ys: Alas, Poor Yorick! The New Hamlet Wore Knk The Industry's Antiquated Film Code Prevents Effective Movie Productions Of Some Important Stage Successes By MARC ALAN ZAGOREN By KATHLEEN MOORE ALTHOUGH adapting Broadway plays into motion pictures ac- counts for an extraordinary num- ber of the current releases, the films which emerge rarely have qualities satisfying to the more discerning ...…
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…-w- -~ -~------ - -~ ~- - 'I.. ~ - 4- w- -~ w - . - - - - -~ - ' . -7 Booking Films for Local Audiences ACT OA Captivating Portra (Continued from Page 3) A: I think it was lowest in 57-58, but I'd have to check. It's been good this year, the reason being the quality of recent films. They've been intelligent pictures, for adults. By "adult" I don't mean "vulgar," either. They've been films of mature intelligence. Q: What effect do the Leg...…
… Huston Develops Th Black Film Aunt Edna and London Tb A Report on New Plays in Great Brit (Continued from Page 9) fThen he rade three reputedly fine -documentaries for. the War Department-including Battle of San Pietro, "perhaps the finest film to come out of World War H11 (to be shown by Gothic Film Society next month). After the war he returned to the gangland milieu with two screen plays for other directos- Three Strangers, about fortun...…
…-.Y- '~ - -~ - - - -, - ~- -r -. -. . - - - 2 -S A Quest for New Creativity The Disappearance of The R The Avant Garde Answers With Several Expressions Of a Pessimistic World By PATRICK CHESTER The Radio City Music Hall Is the Last Stronghold; They Flourish in Europe, On TV and in Nightclubs By LAWRENCE KASS ROADWAY is in a rut. Play after play opens and folds be- cause it cannot arouse the critics' Imaginations. The only new cre- ative...…
… ,,.,, Suggested Selections for a Repertory Theatre (Continued from Page 1 ) perform them here with the sort of company he has been talking about. "Though too much Ibsen seems dead," Prof. Baird continued. "I'd like to see him do Pillars of So- ciety, Brand or Peer Gy.nt." And some of the experimental people," Prof. Halstead said. He listed Brecht (The Three-penny Opera). Beckett ( Endgame, Wait- ing for Godot) and Pirandello. Pirandello i...…
…= - w - w - ~ w - - - - - ~ - - Conservative, Flashy, Obscure The Power Struggle In Ann Arbor Theatres By CAROL LEVENTEN The Ideal Repertory Th THREE ELEMENTS -- the con- servative, the flashy and the obscure-seem to have dominated I a type of power struggle in the Ann Arbor theatres during the last fifty years. This competition between the speech department, drama season and a non-cate- gorized amalgam of the off-beat has led to the gr...…
… LANGUAGE HOUSES: PRACTICAL? See Page 4 Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom flail14 PARTLY CLOUDY High--28 LOW-18 Continued cold with snow flurries in early afternoon. VOL L=X No. 101 Million Peroni Argentines' Enthusiasm is MAY .: ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES wI I-I T-.-TT. T T1 /' "- Hails Ike Despite ta Demonstrations . BE NOT YET: Warmest Yet Police Fight Mobs With Gas as Bombs R...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY QATTTRnav 1G VlVt'Dttans^triw 4AA THE MCHIGA DAIL T UJ', Yl, FEBRUARY 27, 1960 0 A '%7 T "" 'V " YI _ I- dcro44 Campu4 i NDEA: Student Committees Launch Protest 'Rheingold' Ready for Tuesday "Wagner viewed theatre as a synthesis of all the arts," Prof. Jack E. Bender, stage director of the Playbill's presentation of Wag- ner's 'Das Rheingold' said. "This is especially true of op- era, which is theatre with the gr...…
… 4 Senate Votes To Support Plan DRUGS* Suspend' Senate Hearings WASHINGTON () - Senate hearings on drug industry prac- tices were suspended indefinitely yesterday with a statement by Sen. Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn.), that slanted advertising claims present an intolerable situation. Kefauver said it was clear from testimony that disagreements be- tween medical and advertising men over advertising claims were not always settled in favor of. the...…
…Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 SEN. LYNDON JOHNSON: Walking the Narrow Line -I Opinions Are Free th Will Prevail' Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. ?AY, FEBRUARY 2...…
