…is , : DARK DAYS FOR THE DEMS Y SAir uyrn :4Iad1 SUNNY, WARMER High--79 Low--47 Becoming partly cloudy tonight See Editorial Page Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1963 SEVEN CENTS SIX P 'U' Officials Review Union-League Report Groth Notes July Regental Referral Of Merger Plan to Pierpont, Lewis By KAREN MARGOLIS The Union-League merger report, which was sent to t...…
…ro THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER $, I"a 0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6.1963 . . _ . r __ '.# 1 ESS CONFERENCE: lental Health Experts Praise vocal Efforts To Provide Care Texts of Membership Bias Procedure Resolutions 'I By NEAL-FRIEDMAN and KENNETH WINTER lental health experts and a top te legislator agreed yesterday ,t mental-health services are t organized on a local com- nity basis.' t a press conference sponsor- ...…
…6, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 6, 1903 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Diem Denies Brother To Take L++ .+. ,,%' I By The Associated Press SAIGON, VietNam -- President Ngo Dinh Diem and his younger brother, Ngo Dinh Nhu; told'news- men in an exclusive interview yes- terday that Diem is the boss. Both the chief executive and his brother, secret police chief, denied Nhu controlled the government, claiming he has no political ambi- tions. Meanwhile, The W...…
…Seventy-Third Year EDITED AND MANAGED BYS TUDENTS OF THE UNIvERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Where Opions Are Free STUDENT PUBuCATIONS BLDG., ANN ARBOR, MICH., PHONE NO 2-3241 Truth Will Prevail"' ditorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. ,SEPTEMBER 6, 1963 NIGHT EDITOR: GAIL EVANS Disorganized D...…
…FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1963 TAW. MICUT(,: A N 'dd TT.V FRDY'SPE BR",93TU ffauI!AT'~TWm R A1 JX U J RE .VlR L 3~S NUJ PAGE1 For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-4786 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, and Saturday 9:30 'til 11:30 A.M. GREENE'S PAMP ERS SWEATERS Today's sweaters are luxury blends of mohair, Angora, and cashmere. When cleaning is needed, special handling is a necessity. At Greene's you can be sure you'll ge...…
…* THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY.SEPTEMBER 6.1963 v 'M' End Problem 1 to set up the winning touchdown. Michigan went on to win; 14-10. Conley, who played more min- utes than any Michigan end last fall, missed much of spring prac- tice due to injury. The 6'3", 190- pounder snatched five passes for 47 yards at Ieft end in 1962. Henderson gives the end posi- tion needed speed and a good pair of receiving hands. Chosen most valuable player in ...…
…WHAT'S NEW? AND WHY See Editorial Page C, r Lit, ujgau :4Iat WARMING UP High--76 Low--56 Becoming partly cloudy tonight Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1963 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PA BIRMINGHAM MELEE: Wallace Alerts National Guard. (4I By The Associated Press BIRMINGHAM-Alabama Gov. George Wallace placed the Ala- bama National Guard on alert late last night after...…
…f THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUPSDAY; SEP ER.... 1.962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURS.A. SPEIiR 1g ul 41/t1lLiJ 1.V J, Agues URKISH EXCAVATIONS: 'U' Anthropologist To Supervise Diggings, Across Campus Dearborn Center To Increase Curriculum The Dearborn Center will ex- pand its graduate offerings in By PHILIP SUTIN National Concerns Editor A University anthropologist will supervise excavations in Turkey, searching for evidence of man- kind's firs...…
…i, SEPTEMBER 5, 1963 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T Urge Acceptance Bar Unit Proposes Constitution Changes Cause Ballot Bulge Of A-Ban Treaty I. WASHINGTON (A)-The Senate was urged yesterday to acceptj the risks of the limited nuclear test ban treaty as a "venture" which can lessen the greater dangers of nuclear holocaust created by con- tinued atmospheric testing. That view was expressed in different words in a speech by Demo- cratic lead...…
…Seventy-Third Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSTY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PuBuCATIONS "Where Opinions Are Fe STUDENT PmuiCATIONs BLDG,, ANN ARBOR, MICH., PHONE NO 2-3241 Truth 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. TODAY AND TOMORROW: Extremist Goldwater: .Far from Nominated ...…
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…I I THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1963 -# --- i i/1TR+/+ it 1 V V V .. Raimey Put on waivers After Injury-Filled Year BIG TEN PRACTICE NOTES: Injuries, RainDampen Spirits By The Associated Press WINNIPEG - Forner Michigan' halfback D a v e Raimey, still plagued by the shoulder ailments which bothered him last year, was placed on waivers by the Winni- peg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League yesterday. A spokesman f...…
…v BE 5 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wells Moved To Bolster Right Halfback Slot The Thin Man by Dave Good The Game' s the Thing Nothing ever happens in the Big Ten business meetings; they've been a standing joke for years among veteran Midwest sports writers, who regard the press conferences as a dull but necessary sidelight to the conference track meets in March and May. In the three years I've helped cover the meetings, the only im- portant poli...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TH SDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1 THE ICHIAN UAITYTillflAY ~I~TR+RR ! M AL' IVii ;+JM my , Probl EDITOR'S :NOTE: Associated ss education writer G. K. Hoden- Id reviewvs the problems of en- ument pressures and dropouts ing American education, as well the experiments being tried to et them and enrich American cooling.) hools Face a jor Paradox ASHINGTON - There is an. ic paradox in the two biggest lems facing American educa- today-t...…
…THE LEGISLATURE'S THREE CHALLENGES See Editorial Page C, 4c SirF A6 :4Iati, COOLER High-74 Low-53 Cloudy and windy today and tonight Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1963 SEVEN CENTS TEN PA( FAIR-HOUSING: Council To Hold Hearing By WILLIAM BENOIT The Ann Arbor City Council moved last night to meet in closed session on Sept. 11 in order to hear testimony of lead...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1TTY1't't1TY; C'1 i'1 l1 "Cl ' .tY 11Y lYNW arw'rfaA' , .au .r. .u.. ook Says YRs To Oppose idorsement of Candidates WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,1963 MUSKE T Merriment Local Bus Company Plans Addition of Two New Routes ENDING TODAIY _____________________ Kirk Douglas - Mitzi Gay nor "FOR LOVE OR MONEY" At 1:15-3:00-5:00-7:00 & 9:05 DIAL. '1-8264 . IT By CARL COHEN I The University's Young Repub- lican Club will "oppo...…
…SEPTEMBER 4,1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .... .___.. Romney Calls Legislature, To Consider Tax Reform Kowalski Cites ADC-U Benefits i Speaking in favor of adoption + of a legal plan for participation in the federal, Aid to ,Dependent Children of the Unemployed pro- gram, ' House minority leader Joseph J. Kowalski (D-Detroit) recently blasted Gov. George Rom- ney for not meeting federal re- quisites for participation. "The governor is so bull...…
…EITr Ekligant &tl senty-Tbrd Yer EDrrzD AND MANAGED xT SuTmms oF THE UNYrEsrrY o M3CHGAN UNDEU AUTHORtT OF BOARD IN CoNTROi OF STUDENT PUWLJCATKOMN Were Otous Are F S uT PURUCALTONS B ., AmN Aamos, Muai., Piomr *02-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors.This must be noted in all reprints. Those Crazy Buddhists-Setting Fire To Themselves" AT THE CAMPUS: Fellini's Testamen...…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Romney Calls Legislature To Fiscal Reform Session .4, (Continued from Wage 3) schools and other units of govern-, ment. Romney also said that he has not yet decided on the extent to ? which the Legislature will be r'e- DON'T SAY 4 O you can't find it Till you've tried ULRICH'S Ann Arbor's busy and friendly bookstore stricted in introducing b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY u9\TTi'.e"A Ctrs + ..r °. e an f ______..________________:___________________________ vy zUtX or LBADiE, '1 1 S THE ICHGAN l~tY S'~ A~T .r I Reviews Goals, Cases I Inherent in the nature of the university is the concept of aca- demic freedom. It is the freedom of the members of the academic community to inquire, discover, publish, and teach the truth as they see it without any control or authority except the contro...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Of Academic Freedom A . l owed to speak on campus. All poli- tical speakers not members of the university community must be ap- proved by a presidential commit- tee before receiving permission to speak on campus. 2) State University of New York at Buffalo. The courts of the state, of New York in October of 1962 issued an injunction prohibiting HIerbert Aptheker, a, Communist + theorist, from speaking in a series 'entit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESHAV..,",FP*r v.n..,..lainq THE MCHIG N flILV TI'flF~flV' Q'D'IV~.wvD A n~ *-~ ~,JAr A. AJA3FAiL, 2,L 7U II, or.rlr.mimic 4, 1 uba 6, 'esolution on, Ideals of Education 'f WANTE D! FRESHMAN CLIPPINGS M-=D E N /&zr6er 7271/z N. UNIVERSITY Basement of Michigan Pharmacy ra Institutions of higher education onstitute the vanguard of the development and the advance- ment of human thought. Thus, they areperpetuall...…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Starting Back Sygar Breaks Leg; Out for Season I All NaMe Bran' Nk _. M0.IL ._ CHIPS... by Mike Block " I About Those Coupons It's reassuking, from this corner at least, that Michigan sports ticket manager Don Weir for one, believes that the sale of student athletic coupons has, up to this point, been satisfactory. If Weir's optimism is borne out in fact in the next couple of weeks, we may jus...…
…i I TILE MICHIGAN DAILY XVVIMWVQINAtr Q!Vlmnmvn)rnvim A 4no" TIlE MIChIGAN flAllY - - ~? ~ --- . - - - - SEPTEMBER .1963 ~b N--$100 Million in Debt--Looks for Funds COLLEGE ROUNDUP: i Bowdoin Develops Center for Seniors By MAX HARRELSON. ssociated Press News Analyst TED NATIONS (P)-Diplo- are getting ready for anoth- at trying to straighten out iited Nations financial mess. y agree the prospects are grim. big problem is what to do th...…
… PREVIEW ISSUE --FREE - Y r e flue~ia~ aa4i4 PREV ISSUE -FREE- Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXIV, No. 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1963 THREE SECTIONS THIRTY PAC USNSA CO-OP: Start Local Bookstore . ,.. - By LAURENCE KIRSIBAUM Self-labelled as a "new concept in book buying for the American student," a United States National Student Association Co-Operative Bookstore begins operation here today. The store...…
…THE MICHIGAN D(A ILY Vvlybkv ATTA*Ivla nm oft- f___________________r__________________"'__________ ,zrx tU.UI~,Ub T E MC IA AL G&S To Organize, Produce 'Mikado' TO PRESENT MIKADO'--G&S will present "The Mikado" on Nov.-20-23. A mass meeting will be held in order to recruit performers, orchestra and stage crew at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 8 in Rm. 3G of the Michigan Union. G&S has been in operation for 17 years, and its staff works for the show o...…
…, sus THE MICHIGAN DAILY Castro Alerts Militia Troopers Against Threat of New Conflict DEBA TES RELIGIOUS ISSUE: House A] WASHINGTON-The House of Representatives passed a $1.2 bil- lion college construction bill re- cently, after lively debate over the issue of separation of church and state. The favorable vote of 287 rep- resented strong bipartisan sup- port. The opposition vote of 113 came primarily from Southern Democrats and conservat...…
…mtr4tgau Bait# seventy -maidYw EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNiVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDEK AUTHORMTY OV BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Tere Opinions Are STUDENT PUBLICATIONS &MD., AOW ARBOR, MICH., PHONE NO 2-3241 Truth Will Prevail" ditorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. kY, AUGUST 30, 1963 NIGHT EDITOR: GERALD STORCH 1 A FAC...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NOT REALLY SO HIGH: Thole, Taylor Analyze Wages in Detroit IASSIFIED Y ; N r :.. . Are wages higher in Detroit than in other metropolitan manufactur- ing areas in the country? An encouraging (for Detroit) an- swer was essayed in a recent study of the problem by Henry C. Thole and Harold C. Taylor of the Up- john Institute. The keynote finding was that the automobile industry does not set the pattern for every other busin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FR 1m MVC Hits Recruiting At Wichita WICHITA, Kan. OP)--Wichita University received a stiff penalty from the Missouri Valley Confer- ence yesterday for paying unau- thorized expenses in recruiting a basketball player. Valley Commissioner Norvall Neve slapped a $1,000 fine and a conditional two-year ban on post- season competition on the univer- sity for the infraction. The post-season prohibition is against "competition oth...…
… THEMICHIGANDAILY ax-Stars Return To Coach ELLIOTT OPINES: New NCAA Rule Prevents Return to Two-Platoon Ball a 11 Major League Standing AMERICAN3 LEAGUE W L Pct. GB By DAVE GOOD Sports Editor Dave Martin and Dennis Fitz- gerald, the two newest additions to Michigan's athletic department, will be taking on coaching duties this fall just two years after fin- ishing out" their varsity careers here. But while Martin, Don Can- ham's new t...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY FRMAV.'A'[T ITTAT'Stir 1992 "ICHIAN DALY E R.TflAV AYTXU0QT 'Jfl1ZYOS s at Ann Arbor's ?st restaurants i fino ,OLD HEIDELBERG 211-213 N. Main St. NO 8-9590 STEAK AND SHAKE Charcoal Broiled Steaks and Hamburgers 1313 SOUTH UNIVERSITY Specializing in GERMAN FOOD, FINE BEER, WINE, LIQUOIR PARKING ON ASHLEY ST. Hours: Daily I11 A.M.-2 A.M. Closed Mondays ZJ/4C gote n LSuiter/4y 1201 So. University B. E. Frenich &-.C...…
…FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY AFTERMATH OF MASSIVE DEMONSTRATION: Two Washington March Leaders Plan Militant Follow-U Sam WASHINGTON ()-The leader of the youngest and perhaps most militant civil rights organization said yesterday the massive march on Washington marked a turning point in the civil rights struggle. John Lewis, 25, chairman of the Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee, said in an interview that the civil right...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hits British Obsolescence Committee Recommends Investigation of Congress cation is all but closed to 80 out of every 160 children. The remain- ing 20 are selected for specialized, privileged schooling which brings them to the gates of colleges and universities, but only 8 of the 20 get in." London announced last month that it would drop a test known as the 11-plus, which determined at the age of 11 whether pupils would re...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Subcommittee Ends Sessions On Adjusting Election Laws '4 ROMNEY'S FISCAL REFORM: Thayer, Milliken Predict Statewide Income Tax V By RAY HOLTON P A five-man legislative subcom- ittee meeting at Cadillac today ill go into its final session of a hree-day conference intended to wrap up the job of scheduling elections under Michigan's new constitution. The committee spent yesterday's session examining the recommen- dations su...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VGRESS OF RECONSTRUCTION': USNSA, Lessens Power of Executive Committee ontinued from Page 1) P' '%" n rietnamese students to deten- camps for anti-government ity. and for the suppression of hist demonstrators. e resolution urged the United ,s to reconsider itspolicy rd the regime of President Dinh Diem. Delegates deleted erase calling on the United s to cease all military aid to h Viet Nam. o association yesterday re-...…
…SECTION TWO Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom 411 aty SECTION TWO OL. LXXIV, No. 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1963 EIGHT PAGES .Summer in Review (EDITOR'S NOTE: The following story represents a summary of key news events that occurred during the summer session.) By BARBARA LAZARUS Personnel Director The appointment of a housing director, a first reading passage of a revised fair housing ordinance and the release of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ri (SITUATION NOW 'INTOLERABLE: U.S. Mulls How To Get Rid of Diem Discreetly edly now are just convinced that the mandate of the Diem-Nhu re- gime has run out. They suspect that the Vietnamese people are at the paint of either casting their lot with the Communists in the belief that they can be no worse off, or simply abandoning all in- terests and co-operation with their government-which would serve the Communists almos...…
…H3 THE MICHIGAN DAILY JSSPA Sets Press Freedom Charter, Constitution (Continued from Page 1) Emphasizing the committee's "positive functions," the commit- tee will also attempt to educate .ditors in expanding press free- om through.area conferences andj eminars. It will also maintain an "honor roll" for outstanding individuals who have defended press free-, dom. The annual press congress would name members to this dis- tinction. To guide edi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY fr wr^i ,r r . rr w. ,. iMIASN UNION SURVIVAL: ,. Smith Sees Life, Death' Issue in Rail Work Rule Dispute Testimony Supports Test Ban Document ti MARY LOU BUTCHER principal issue in the rail concerning jobs for fire- a diesel freight locomotives fe or death .matter for the rhood of Locomotive Fire- id Enginemen, Prof. Russell .th of the Law School said sday. of 15 members of President D. Eisenhower's Rifkind ssion cr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hearing, Marches Spark Debate on Housing Dra Meredith Encourages Self-Help -Daily-Bruce Taylor HOMEOWNERS' CHART--The above nap shows the racial pattern of housing in Ann Arbpr. Each dark area indicates that at least one Negro lives in that block. At the bottom of the map is Church Road; on the left is MapleRoad; Huron Street runs through the middle and the right-hand boundary is about two blocks east of Forest Street. M...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TROUBLED AREA-Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaya have clashed over Malaya's ambition to forge a federation of Malaysia out of-it, Singapore and three British colonies on Borneo. Malaysian Plan Faces Troubled Future Less than two months ago the prospects were bright. But now there are strong doubts that the proposed Federation of Malaysia, a pro-Western bastion in Southeast Asia, will ever get off the ground. As original...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ludents 'Register' Glum Expressions Facultymen To Report On Business Leaders Don' t Forget! Two members of the faculty of the business school will report to a meeting of college deans and bus- iness leaders on a business leader- ship study made here. Associate Dean Dick A. Leabo and Prof. Alfred W. Swinyard, di- rector of the Bureau of Business Research, will participate in a con- ference called by the Committee for Econ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fl t teveal Breakthrough in Blast Detection guish them from natural phenom- ground blasts is "probably the ena. fruits of three years of research" Better Technique by the IST team. A more sophisticated technique The work carried on by IST isj consists of utilizing electronic ap- part of the Vela Uniform Project paratus which changes seismic of the Defense, Department's Ad- waves into audible sound waves so vanced Research...…
…L rsU, Minnesota, Iowa ByMKE BLOCK Associate Sports Editor If for no other reason, Wolverine grid fans can take heart this year in that the Big Ten may be somewhat weaker overall than in 1962. Most of the preseason prophets foresee a finish for Michigan anywhere from fifth to ninth place in the conference. Part of this improvement from celler status, to be sure, is due to the Wolverines' added line depth and weight and their sound defense, b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I' WELCOME, STUDENTS! Let Ramsay Printers Take Care /of\All Your Printing Needs Ramsay Printers, Inc. Stationers-Printers-Engravers 1.19 E. Liberty-Phone NO 8-7900 Read and Use Daily Classified Ads COACHES' RESPONSIBILITY: Crisler Urges Prevention of Gamblng Trimester To Help, Harm 'M' Athletics By JIM BERGER Associate Sports Editor H. O. (Fritz) Crisler, Michigan's athletic director, maintains the college coaches have ...…
…NOW SWIMMING IN JAPAN: Bartsch, Farley, Robie Score in AA U end the Americans beat the listed world record in three events andr tied another. By the one-sided defeats thatc the Americans handed the Japan- ese, the American swimmers es- tablished themselves as the teami to beat in the Olympics to. be held next summer in Toyko. The 12- month period between now and thei start of the Olympic swimmingl events should be an exciting one as swimmers...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ckley Gives the Case for Tax Reform: Spur US. O PROF. GARDNER ACKLEY ere are many characteristics "dynamic" economy, but here 11 focus on three only. In my nent,, a dynamic economy makes maximum use of avail- productive resources-that is, 4tal output is close to its "po- a1 output" most of the time; is characterized by a rapid th of its potential output; and adjusts rapidly and flexibly ianges in the composition of inie...…
…M FRiDAY, AtIOUST 30, 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY z 1Rh~AYS AUGUST 30, 1~63 THE MICHIGAN DAILY to a 'Dynamic'Economy the principal means whereby new technology gets put .into, operation in producing more and better goods per unit of input. Thus anything that raises' the rate of investment tends to speed up the growth of our potential output... Help Investment -further structural tax reforms which the President has proposed have, the same pur...…
…l. THE MICHIGAN UATI'.V "...s.a 1 1 Lp V a. , L .,. .. /:. :I DAYE UGUS 3(1 T H E M T _ A 1 T I'~ 1ss3 3 .. ar East Students Play Power Politics NEW TREND: Future Schools-Straight Up RV T16a AawnA.+arTova.. Y Tae MsOclatea Press TOKYO, "If anything happens The Vietnamese youth who said thousands were ready to act spoke no will take our place.,, as student demonstrations first hoe wil ta kenourplace."erupted in opposition to the S...…
