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…Seventy-Third Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS "Where Opinionz Are Free STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BL.DG., ANN…

… WASSERSTEIN ONLY SOLUTION TO DISPUTE: Arabs, Israel Must Face Realities By SHREESH JUYAL EVER SINCE the creation of the state of Israel in 1948, the Palestine problem has continued to develop in new…

… most recent proposal for settling the long standing Arab- Israeli dispute came from an Arab chief of state, President Habib Bourguiba of Tunisia. The proposal called for direct negotiations between the…

… Arabs and Israelis on the issue on the basis of the United Nations reso- lution of 1947 which provided the partition of Palestine. ACCORDING to the partition plan, Israel would cede one-third of its…

… territory to a Palestine Arab nation. The partition plan had earmarkedthe land to be released by Israel. But Israel conquered it in the war with Arabs before becoming a state in 1948. Bourguiba's proposal…

… also stip- ulated that Israel allow the re- turn of all Palestinians who were compelled to flee their country during the war. WHILE presenting his views, the Tunisian president was criti- cal of the Arab…

… policy toward Is- rael and termed it inefficient. He said he would be prepared to sub- mit this proposal before the Arab summit if it were acceptable to Israel. He added that he believed the Israeli…

… acceptance of his plan would go further in bringing about reconciliation in the Arab-Israeli relations. Significantly, Bourguiba's pro- posal was the first initiative for reconciliation by an Arab states- man…

… possibility of both Israeli and Arab communities living side by side in coexistence with peace and cooperation. UNFORTUNATELY, his plan was welcomed by disapproval of both Israel and Arab nations. Is- rael…

… but failed to assess the embarrassment her proposal would have caused to President Bourguiba at this stage. Bourgui- ba, reacting to the invitation, said, "Only (Arab) Palestine people themselves are…

… Seventy-Fifth Year EDITEV AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 1 STEEL NEGOTIATIONS: Wages-Efs on 41 Gold Flow' Where…

… must be noted in all reprints. THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1965 NIGHT EDITOR: ROBERT HIPPLER 'U' Must Prepare Students For Specialized World AMERICAN EDUCATION at the univer- sity level is a curious two…

… undergraduate decide what field to study, by giving him a taste of many subjects. Further, it cannot be denied that educa- tional broadening is necessary. The student in the engineering col- lege, no matter how…

… POSSIBLE that the overrid- ing problem with the liberal arts edu- cation in its current form is simply that it is too broad. Students today well know that they will be expected to function expertly in a…

… broad, unspecific study (often even at the concentration level) are con- tributing to the helpless and often de- spairing states of mind, prevalent among so many university students. When stu- dents start…

…FRIDAY, MaPlk Y' 7, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FXVX FRIDAY, MAY '7, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVi BEYOND NASSER: Arabs Learn Political Realism G r' For Direct Classified Ad Service…

…, Phone 764-0557 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, and Saturday 10:00 'til 11:30 A.M. I *1 i By LEONARD PRATT MISIANPRESIDENT Habib Bourgiba accused United Arab Republic President Gamal…

… Abdel Nasser last Sunday of trying to "exercise an exclusive leadership of the Arab world in such a way as to appear uncontested master of its destinies, with all the ad- vantages that would bring." This…

… charge, which would have been unheard of any .other time in the last year and a half, pro- vides a convenient historical wat- ershed for observing the new " splits that are occurring in the Arab bloc: THE…

… style. Backed by Communist power,, Nasser set about to create a uni-; fled Arab state, the United Arab; Republic, with himself at its head.; He: got his wish in 1958, but his troubles were far from over…

…. It took Nasser another five years to finally whip the Arab bloc into some semblance of unity. This semblance appeared to be real- until some two weeks ago when the underlying diversities in what Nasser…

… had tried to paint as a unified Arab world made them- selves -felt. ALL THROUGH the struggle for Arab unity, the key Nasser rallying point has been Israel, and so it was quite unexpected that the real…

… signs of diversity would also appear over Israel. When West Germany recently in- dicated it would soon recognize Israel, Nasser rightfully saw a threat to his key argument for holding the Arab bloc…

… leadership of Egypt's President Nasser (above). tried to ask all Arab states to completely break with West Ger- many in reprisal for the recogni-1 tion. Such a break would mean com-1 plete economic disaster…

… for manyl of the Arab states. This is because most of them are "primary pro-l ducers," that is, they produce mostly raw materials in contrast to finished industrial goods. Be- cause of this, they do…

…THURSDAY, 15 APRIL 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VIA r4 WIMY" THURSDAY, 15 APRIL 1965 THE MICHIGAN BAlKY P~AE FIVlG I LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Criticizes U.S. Arab Policies t/.^: t:TJ54V.h: J.:4…

… 23, 24, 25) represent an effort to distort the historical facts and events which led to the existing Arab- Israeli conflict. Barlev ... abetted by Zionist/Israeli special interests, had better wake up…

… a choice in 1947, chose Israel for an ally and began the process of alienating the Arabs. ZIONIST PRESSURES succeed- ed in getting the U.S. government to refuse arms to Egypt in 1955, while abetting…

… as the Arab states (4,154,000 square miles and over 100 million population) became official U.S. policy. Presi- dent Nasser, bitterly regretting the necessity, was forced to turn to Russia for arms…

… Valley waters has confirmed the Arabs in their conviction that whenever Arab and Israeli interests conflict, the U.S. sides with Israel. Add to this the constant stream of abuse poured out against Arabs…

… generally, the United Arab Repub- lic in particular and President Nasser personally, on the floors of the Senate and House; the better than 50:1 ratio (on a per capita basis) in American aid and philanthropy…

… as between Arab and Israeli governments and institu- tions; the billions in profits being taken from the underdeveloped Arab world by American oil com- panies-add up all these griev- ances and it is…

… not difficult to understand the critical state of current Arab-American relations, created by roosting Zionist chick- ens. Posit the fact that, despite the fairly successful Department of State theory…

… march. ANALYSIS: Arab-Israeli^Tension Endangers Peace EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first, of a two-part series aalyz- ing the current Arab-Israeli crisis. By JOSHUA BARLEV The Middle East is again the…

… scene of a tense situation which threatens to explode into a ma- jor conflict with significant bear- ing on world peace. The opponents, as before, are Israel and the Arab nations, back- ed by support from…

… who established per- manent residence in the new stat after the independence war of 1948. The Arabs have always main- tained that they were the first ones there, and therefore have the right to exclude…

… Nations decided that the best way to prevent the imending' conflict between the Arabs and Israelis, and (at the same time) give the Jews their own home- land, was to partition Palestine into two areas, and…

… recognize the Jewish part as Israel. Readily Accepted While the plan was readily ac- cepted by the Israelis, it was com- pletely rejected by the Arab na- tions, who threatened war if the plan was carried out…

… Berkeley, California 94701 ready been given them by the United Nations. After more than a year, the Arab nations of Egypt, Syria, Jor- dan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Yemen and Lebanon, driven back and defeated…

…event-T ahird Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Vherc Opinions Are Free STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG., ANN…

… with which universities ave had to contend for some time. Num- rous techniques such as teaching by ma- hines have been introduced with the :ea of acquainting students with infor- nation more quickly…

… literally deluged with re- uests for grants to help carry out these ursuits. Basically the problem of this explo- ion of knowledge can be considered on wto levels: that of the student who is ac- uiring an…

… of work being done at other universities. It can give teachers current information to give to their students, it can give grad- uate students and scientists information to help design experiments. As a…

… the republican govern- ment, thus setting all of Yemen solidly against him; a victory un- der such conditions would be the military occupation of another Arab country, not likely to set well with the…

… many Arab nations weaker than Egypt. Nasser's best move would be to accept the present Yemeni govern- ment as the best compromise solu- tion to his dilemma. To force the issue further might give him mili…

…Seventy-Fifth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS TODAY AND TOMORROW: The Viet Cong: Home-Grown' UUJEEM7…

… university atmosphere it is in- deed unfortunate that those who provide its raison d'etre-the students-are neg- lected. It is ironic that the University as an educational institution neglects the growing…

… organized solely and independently by students. The students worked against adverse condi- tions in organizing the shows, for the University has no permanent place where students can display their works. In…

… addi- tion, it neither has or proposes plans for facilities for frequent, temporary shows. SIMILARLY, the student interested in writing seldom finds a forum for dis- cussion and development at the Univer…

… upheavals of our epoch. What is there that is com- mon to the Irish rebellion, to the Jewish uprising in Palestine, to the civil war in Cuba, to the Arab rebellion in Algeria, to the Huk revolt in the…

… there may be a student march somewhere on some university administration building, ending in the dismem- berment of every computer in the place, and then everything may simply come to a stop, and provide…

… per se. Machines are only symbols-of our universities and our other socializing institutions. But the general strike he talks about hardly seems possible here. Hundreds of students have slept on cots in…

…Seventy-Fifth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS NEXT 'DOMINO' IN ASIA? Thailand- US.-Aided Dictatorship…

… perdition but of patience. WHATEVER the alternative, the present unrealistic and un- enforceable laws must be changed. A LITTLE BEER never hurt anybody. RECOGNIZES ARAB LEAGUE: Can India Be an rab…

….Israe ediator? By SHREESH JUYAL INDIA'S RECENT establishment of diplomatic ties with the 13- nation Arab League is yet another significant phase of its close relationship with the Arab states. Ever since the…

… establishment of its office in New Delhi, the Arab League had been trying to per- suade the Indian government to recognize it at the diplomatic level. The Nehru era in Indian politics witnessed a growing…

… friendship between India and Arab coun- tries. THE ARABS, while following in general the nonalignment policy along the same path as enunciated by India, discovered expressions of sympathy in anti…

… President Gamal Abdel Nasser and the In- dian sympathy to Arabs made Indian foreign policy sympathetic to the Arab viewpoint on the Palestine issue. On the other hand, though Israel is recognized by India…

… with Is- rael would be of vital value to Israel and would be bound to have far reaching impact on the Afro- Asian world, particularly the Arab nations. INDIAN RECOGNITION of Is- rael would not only…

… invite more Afro-Asian countries to set up diplomatic ties with Israel, but would also help in shaping a real- istic attitude toward Israel such as President Habib Bourguiba of Tunisia has taken. Some Arab…

… recognition, but should also play an important role in bringing the Arabs and Israelis to the conference table in order to achieve a peaceful and per- manent solution of the problem. Soon after Lal Bahadur…

… remained the same as defined and practiced by Ne- hru. The latest move of recogniz- ing the Arab League at diplomatic level is a step forward in that direction, though a very signifi- cant one. India has…

… same time, the Egypitian foreign ministry announced its tion in elections in France. ambassador to West Germany will not return to Bonn, in line with The voting in Argentina, yes- the decision of Arab…

… -Associated Press While air force and navy planes hit the Viet Cong ammunition dump, marines guarded the important Danang air base. The raid was based from Danang. President Arturo U. Illis. The Arab meeting…

… waves," he said. "Now it would be a good idea for the United States to send an army division and to increase the size of the South Vietnamese forces." For Students To Stop Riots MOSCOW .'P…

…)-Soviet authori- ties have ordered some foreign students in Moscow not to take part in any further street dem- onstrations, student sources said yesterday. The prohibition appeared aimed at students who joined in a…

…. Informants said some students at Patrice Lumumba University which mainly attracts youths from underdeveloped n a t i o n s, have been warned against parti- cipation in any more demonstra- tions. The Soviet…

… Union has rejected Chinese charges of brutality and inadequate medical care for Chi- nese students injured March 4. It has countered that the Chinese students provoked the disorder. In the past, Soviet…

… said government --- in this case, the "It no more exists than the Mos- elected village chieftains." In cow-Peking axis." what Fall called "a monumental President and Mrs. Hatcher invite the students of…

…J WEDNESDAY,, 17 MARCH 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE I WEDNESflAY, 17 MARCH 1965 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TURE1~ Israel-West German 'Ties Approved by Vote' 'U' Students Protest In Alabama…

…, Detroit By LYNN METZGER and HARVEY WASSERMAN Special To The Daily DETROIT-More than 50 University students participated in a massive demonstration here yesterday with Wayne State University students to…

… and two Mapai- affiliated Arab factions also back-' ed him. Opposition In opposition were the Com- munist Party, the Nationalist Herut Party and the leftist Mapam Party. Meanwhile, an Iraqi mob smashed…

… broke out in Beirut and the northern Lebanese port of Tripoli. Police kept marchers away from the embassy in Beirut. A few students were injured in clashes with police in Tripoli. Regrets The Iraqi…

… Chancellor Ludwig Er- hard blamed the Iraqi government for the demonstration. West German embassy officials in Cairo began closing out their affairs in anticipation of a break with the United Arab Republic fol…

…'DAY, MAY 14,1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRE.K 'DAY, MAY 14, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAEI~1 'WTWi~k . csuu 1ai1VL'ia Bonn, Israel Set D1ploima 1c Ties Six Arab Nations Withdraw Their…

… Ambassadors from West Germany BONN, Germany (IP)-West Germany and Israel announced yes- terday the establishment of full diplomatic relations while Arab gov- ernments began closing their German embassies. Arab…

… French imported cotton in black and white, the tie strap hopsacking bra in red or blue. 5-11 Dinner-6:30 Film-7:15 Cost-$1.00 Please Make Reservations 662-3580 or 668-6076 ALL STUDENTS WELCOME C $14…

…r Eg Air4tgau hiIg Seventy-Fifth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Michigan MAD Riue Ribbon' Failures By…

… The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. THURSDAY, 25 MARCH 1965 NIGHT EDITOR: SCOTT BLECH Need for Unity Pits Arabs…

… Against Israel RECENT EVENTS in the Middle East have made it clear that a confronta- tion is developing between the Arab na- tions and Israel which, observers believe, could lead to a conflict much more…

… seri- ous than the Suez crisis of 1956. Ob- viously, with such trouble spots as Viet Nam, Malaysia, the Congo and others already threatening peace, another Arab-Israeli war could create new con- flicts…

… of interest among enough nations to bring the world a step closer to to- tal catastrophe. An objective onlooker may view the situation and wonder what the seven ma- jor Arab countries involved…

… around the urgent need of the Arab nations to find some force which would unify them by drawing concern away from their own local prob- lems and directing it toward one ele- ment. HENCE, ISRAEL becomes the…

… population, but since 1948 have blamed their troubles on the existence of the Jewish state. In the Independence War of 1948, the Arab nations. were soundly beaten and humiliated. In the Suez crisis eight years…

… eyes of world opinion on it, de- cided it would risk Arab recognition of East Germany to establish ofiicial ties with Jerusalem. All these defeats, moral or otherwise, have only spurred the Arabs to cry…

… River. BEFORE THE 1948 Independence War, all Arab residents of the Palestine area were given a choice between emi- gration with reparations and settlement in Israel. Those who remained are de- cidedly…

… enough good land to sustain them and also that Egypt has the room to replace at least the 200,000 Jews it exiled. The Arab nations will not admit more refugees because they must, above all, not eliminate a…

…Seventy-Third Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS ereopinions AreFree STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG., ANN ARBOR…

… massive cut in the University's budget. This action is the result of a political football game in which the students of the University are the only losers. I A MAGNIFICENT display of enlight- ened…

… importance throughout the whole campaign. TODAY AND TOMORROW: How Europeans See U.S. Foreign ,Policy Israel-Nasser's Rationalization IN THE TEMPLE of Pan-Arab shibbol- eths, none occupies a more revered…

…' 'bout" and there is evidence that even the Arab's "common- ly-held" goal of genocide-or what some might euphemistically refer to as the "final solution of the Israeli problem"- seems unable to bring…

… 'about a fusion of the diverse and divergent interests of the various members of the Arab League. A recent Syrian proposal to unseat Tu- nisia's delegates to the Arab League-be- cause of President Habib…

…- proclaimed leaders of "the Arab people" that Israel is an accomplished fact. The issue of "Palestine," of course, has always smacked of the unreal. In Jordan, in Egypt and in Syria, it has functioned, more…

… Arab world as a result of the various power rivalries within the bloc is a situation JUDITH WARREN C....... ......... o-Editor ROBERT HiPPLER...................... Co-Editor r vi pn T7 i.P.-,-r Y .C' N…

… questions of land tenure and popular democracy that are coming to the fore in the Arab world in spite of the manufactured hate and pstudo-nationalism which has been di- rected against Israel. These issues…

…-directly or indirectly- underlie much of the conflict between the Arabs themselves and between the Arabs and Israel. Nasser's "Arab socialism" is, as a so- cial system and mode of government, as incompatible…

…Ce ITEM: Staggering rate of high school drop-outs attributed to poor reading abilities, reflected generally in students' lack of in- terest in studies and difficulty in mastering their subjects. Item…

…Seventy-FifthYear EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNiVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS EMERGING NATIONS THREATEN: Old Nuclear Monopoly Crumbles r…

… of society and de- moralizes the proponents of social action. W hy Not'P THOSE OF US interested in further- ing the cause of human knowledge, Ask Students? this war means an end: war imposes its own…

… alization of unreason-it is insanity as that he has not conferred with members an image of social man. The lies, the vili- of the student body about the appoint- fication, and the cliches which we have ment…

… administrators who do not to continue. take into consideration the attitudes of What is the answer to all this? What is the student body can lead to disastrous the way out? consequences. The only alternative to…

… peaceful sub- To get into office a man whose policies mission to evil is opposition. Substantive- would not alienate the student body it ly, it is the duty of the younger genera- would seem logical to let…

… knowledgeable tion today to forcefully assert its opposi- student representatives have at least a tion to the slaughter. It must make it consultative voice in administrative ap- clear ,to those who wield power…

… that it will pointments. not simply docilely accepts its role as can- The administration has nothing to lose nonfodder in the Great Society's wars for in student consultation on major appoint- moral…

… uplift. ments since student advice, like that of the'faculty, would not be binding, and has WE, AS A GENERATION, are faced now something to gain since such consulta- with the choice that the intellectuals…

… easy to see why the Big Three are concerned. Of course, China's im m e d i a t e nuclear potential should not be overestimated. The Arabs, meanwhile, cannot be expected to sit by idly. The UAR must…

… Arab statet fro Communist North Viet Nam zens of Nazi-occupied France, Hol- that repeetaisof Aab tates into South Viet Nam, it was land Belium Denarkand or-would meet in Cairo today to work lear'ned last…

… deepening U.S. involve- they must organize, underground, The 13-state Arab league termed ment in South Viet Nam's war to protect themselves from the op- the Bonn move an aggressive act. against Communist…

… landing at Da Nang Bay in South Viet P a Negro right-to-vote demon- resposi"ity-ofaggression against the Arabs, is Nation reflected European nerv- Nam Yesterday. The marines will be used to beef up defenses…

… at lay. The marchers, mainly young ( amr nevee sh atdnot an aggressive act against Arab ousness. It said the landing is a the air base there the U.S. government said. The Russians and mile march to the…

…ThaspokemanlD.beayelNafardtian.landing would lead to further escalation of the war. it s he pns to aci -Deputy Secretary-Gen-eral of the es of alleged police brutality. Pate in today's scheduled march Arab League, said the Arab states…

… federal ernment controlled newspaper cease supporting American policy similar .notes being handed to s a, ndto th o nesin flew to Selma late today to join marshals to Selma. that the Arab world would cut in…

… A pledge to Welcomes Ann Arbor Students ¢ to seeka end to ti BREAKFAST-LUNCH-DINN ER eventually BREAK Sleaving K TODAY'S SPECIAL fore. WIENER SCHNITZEL, German Potato whetheri yI - Salad, Lemon Wedge…

….. O N SALE Tuesday, March 9 .. WUS BUCKETS Wednesday, March 10 Thursday, March 11 Fishbowl-League-Eng. Arch- I9eA.:.-::P.M WAB Corner-DIAG--Foletts-UGLI FISHBOW L WUS Student Center in Seoul, / Korea…

….-per capita income is under $100.) WUS is sponsor- J ing a Work Camp in Korea at the University of Seoul this summer; : Michigan students are encouraged to apply-$500 has been allocat- ed from the fund drive to…

…,000 in real estate transfers, raising an estimated $2 million for the county in which the transfer papers were drawn up, and $2 million for the state. * * * * CAIRO-The Arab government leader's conference…

… yesterday de- nounced Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba's statements favoring coexistence between the Arab states and Israel. Secretary of State Dean Rusk, who attended the White House session along with…

… published a maxi- mum of two times on request; Day Calendar items appear once only. Student organisation notices are not accepted for publication. FRIDAY, MAY 28 Day Calendar Bureau of Industrial Relations…

… OPENINGS: The Summer Placement Service Harvard Law School, Board of Student camps listed looking for staff with Advisers, Cambridge, Mass.-Secretaries, following skills: women grads with secretarial skflls…

… to Men--Archery, campraft, water direct and coordinate efforts of first rifery, nature, canoeing, arts & crf year law students. Iurileatr, caunoeings,artsk&dcii St. Joseph County, Centreville, Mich…

… July 3. $50-$75 plus 2 yrs. exper. 3. Work & Trng. * * * Coordinator, BA Soc. Set., Bus. Ad.. Details available at Summer P call Ap- ENGINEERING PLACEMENT INTER- VIEWS-Seniors & grad students, please…

… proposal by the head of the Palestine Liberation Organization, Ahmed Shukairi, for expulsion of Tunisia from the Arab League and Arab summit conferences. WA I SECOND ANNUAL SALINE JAYCEE RODEO a Decker…

… President's hands no later than June 4. Students, College of Engineering: The final day for dropping courses without record will be Wed., June 2. A course may be dropped only with the permis- sion of the…

… legislation many harsh things. were said about the United Arab Re- public and its president. The January issue of "Foreign Affairs" reported one senator saying that "Col. Abdel Nasser... has been responsible…

… Eastern states. Directly opposed to this policy is the UAR's continued hostility to Israel, the only democratic nation in the Middle East. Herein lies the keystone of the Arab attitude which refuses to…

… catalogue that these courses are open only to students in the honors program, but, luckily, that is not strictly so. Sometimes you need a per- mission slip from the professor in charge of the course you wish…

… inclined to believe that if "structure" exists it is probably a result of 'the way things are' rather than a cause. Disciplin- ary isolationism exists because most students want it that way. The Daily has…

… fiF, ;i s ti i;1 fir;st-run features at our local cinemas, even at next year's price of $1.50, but they are first-run problems to the student body, and whether that body lives or dies depends more on…

….S. Frank Wilkinson, executive director and field representative of the National Committee to Abolish the House Un-American Activities Committee, last night urged that students hold dem- onstrations in…

… protest of upcoming HUAC hearings in Chicago. Wilkinson spoke in the Unitarian Church under the auspices of the Friends of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, the Social Action Committee of the…

… leaders are urging students and other interested members of the community to demonstrate against the coming HUAC hearings. The committee to abolish HUAC is also setting up other protest demonstrations all…

… over the country. Wilk- inson said. If the hearings are not cancelled, students and civil rights leaders in Chicago plan to hold a massive picket in front of the Federal Bldg. where the hearings are to…

… Committee to Abolish the House Un-American Activities Com- mittee, yesterday urged students to protest the upcoming HUAC hearings to be held in Chicago. iL!17 -< OSU Crowd By MICHAEL BADAMO Marxist…

… speaker Herbert Ap- theker made a previously an- nounced appearance at Ohio State University yesterday, but did not speak because of an alleg- ed threat to his life. About 2000 OSU students mass- ed on that…

… enough to let it take in students. radiology department and the res- 'Misunderstanding' ignation of Steven Attwood as Saying that some people had dean of the engineering college at misunderstood the board…

… favor an autonomous four year school as long as the city of Flint remains happy with the University." Arab Leader Blasts Nasser TUNIS P) -- President Habib Bourguiba of Tunisia .yesterday Attwood has…

… been dean of the formally rejected Arab national- engineering college since 1958. His ism sweeping the Middle East and chief field of interest is the ap- warned that his withdrawal from plication of the…

… electromagnetic the Arab League might follow., I field theory to problems in elec- Bourguiba thus seems to have trical engineering. given up Arab ties in favor of in- The Regents also approved a creased cooperation…

… change to Organization of them: Arab Students, a) The possibility of reducing th mailed to the Cashier's Office, 1015 The Lucy E. Elliott Fellowship is) 2) National affiliation with this or- cost of…

… Student 4 p.m.-U-M vs. Ohio State in Association in the Third Floor gymnastics at Yost Field House. Conference Rm. of the Michigan 4:15 p.m.-Rev. Roland de Vaux Union. will deliver the second lecture of 8…

… Univer- date, Jan. 29, 1965, are late and subject of the Graduate School by Fri., Jan. 22. Approved: Temporary recognition of mester. . sity of Michigan, for which The to penalty. A student will not be…

… recommended for the Michigan Section Student Branch c The possibility of setting up some Michigan Daily assumes no editor- Identify mail payments as tuition a degree unless he has filed formal ap- of the…

… American Institute of Aero- fo T of arbitration between Unver- ial responsibility. Notices should be and show student number and name, plication in the office of the Graduate nautics and Astronautics, Inc…

…. sity students and Ann Arbor realtors. Poom 3654 m nistraton fr tobe Admf School by that date. Approved: Temporary recognition of d) The possibility f University stu- fore 2 p.m. of the day preceding…

… of Public Relations month's rent and damage deposits. Calendar items appear once only, and applications must be received in ven Hall, Board. 2) That SGC enlist the aid of stu- Student organization…

… notices are not Princeton. New Jersey by Jan. 23. Appointed: Rick Field as new chair- dent organizations interested in pur- accepted for publication. To Students Who Expect to Earn man of Public Relations…

… Board. suing action on student housing and For the benefit of those who cannot Graduate Degrees at the end of the Approved: 1) Student Government cooperate with any such organization FRIDAY, JANUARY 22…

… find a seat in the UGLL or would Fall and Winter Terms: Graduates may Council urges all students attending toward the goal of better and fairer finda sat n te ULIor oul ma I Cuncl ugesall stdens…

… follow a study, told -me the same things," Whip- Peace program have returned to from the Arab world for propos- authorized by the State Depart. pie said. "None of the Indian use their talents successfully…

… Arab Repub- lic called for severe measures against Bonn for its offer to es- tablish diplomatic relations witl I s r a e 1, Bourguiba cautioned against a tough approach. "West Germany will not die i the…

… Arabs boycott it. We must not do things that would harm us more than the enemy," he said ir Beirut Thursday. Cairo Radio called Bourguiba'; remarks "strange" and said then were received in Arab quarter…

…. Johnson send federal E t West German government goes; ahead with its plan to exchang I ambassadors with Israel. ACCRA, Ghana-About 200 students smashed four windows and Attributed a door of the United…

… Germany. - southern India led by students seeking further assurance that Hindi would not be proclaimed India's sole national language. A man was killed and 10 others injured in Madras State when Russitan…

… Replty police opened fire on an unruly mob. The riot began when parents I tried to take children to school through a crowd of students protest-; lil, (1 h ~ ing the government policy. 5.'f , x 7 .A UCh1…

… members of Friends of SNCC reported yesterday that they have raised some $100 in University buildings for medical aid to Student Non-Violent Coor- dinating Committee workers in- jured during the Selma, Ala…

… Soviet militiamen defend- ing the American Embassy here. The note rejected Chinese charg- es of Soviet police brutality against Asian-led students dem- onstrating March 4 to denounce air raids on North…

… STUDENT CENTER (The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod ) 1511 Washtenaw Ave. Alfred T. Scheips, Pastor Stephen J. Stein, Vicar Sunday Services at 9:45 and 11:15-"A Dy- namic Personality" Wednesday…

…, Minister Church School & Services 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Sermon Topic: "Fraternities Without Brotherhood" ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH and the EPISCOPAL STUDENT FOUNDATION 306 North Division Phone 662-4097 SUNDAY 8:00 a…

… more than mere direc- tion, unity, simple "together- ness." Sister Zoe ended with a question to the audience; a question that had bothered her, a student of the humanities: "Which side, scientific or aes…

…'s pleasure? How would the Arab delegations react to U.S. represen- tation by a Jewish delegate? Those who know Goldberg ex- plain his decision by saying he is a very dedicated man and a man of action and that…

… for these rea- sons the UN job appealed to him. He has long been an ardent supporter of the world organiza- tion. Some non-Arab delegates ex- pressed belief that the Arabs were going to be unhappy about…

… Goldberg's appointment, but Arab diplomats reacted cautiously. Dr. Izzat Tannous, New York repre- sentative of the Palestine Liber- ation Organization, said that if Goldberg proves to be a Zionist "it's a…

… very bad choice." One Arab delegate said the ap- pointment wouldn't make much difference because U.S. policies are made in Washington and not at the United Nations. By NEAL BRUSS Pianist Philippe…

… Student Loans Would heckling Negroes eating in a Be Covered by Bill and civic leaders here urged By BARBARA SEYFRIED or incidents in the past 48 After a month's delay, a com- treet began shouting insults…

… to prevent a clash. the status of students with ex- S. Delegate Francis T. P. ceptional financial n e e d and pton told the 11-nation coun- would organize publicity programs hat each faction had, made…

… to encourage college dropouts and it wanted the withdrawal so poor students into getting degrees. iay be free to extend its sway A second portion of the higher the entire country . . . by education…

… bill would set up a pro- "> gram of guaranteed, subsidized- said that proved "the vital interest student loans. rtance of the inter-American Under the program student force remaining where it is loans…

… that. loan for graduate students of mpton said there was no $2,000.n ad for the expressed fear of Besides the principal, the bid' Foreign Minister Jottin Cury would also help students out with the force…

…-The newspaper Al Ah- ram reported yesterday the Unit- ed Arab Republic has secret Brit- ish defense documents indicating Britain's future military plans in the Middle East will be directed mainly against Cairo…

… and Arab nationalism. In his weekly article, Moham- ed Hassanein Heikal, President Nasser's chief spokesman, said the documents contain basic 1965-70 British military strategy, particu- larly for the…

… Column for Announce- mnents is available to officially recog- nized and registered student organiza- tions only. Forms are available in Room 1011 SAB. * * * Organizations who are planning to be active for…

… the Spring/Summer Term must be registered in the Office of Student Affairs by May 26, 1965. Forms are available in Room 1011 Student Activities Bldg. Friends of SNCC, 5th anniversary cel- ebration, RMay…

… Over- come," one of their "freedom songs." Their eader, John Lewis, in- toned a prayer. He is chairman of the Student Nonviolent Co- ordinating Committee. Once more Baker asked the Negroes to return to…

… similar but anony- mous call came later from a wom- an. CAIRO (P) - Communist East German flags were hoisted over Cairo yesterday as this center of the Arab world prepared to give East German President…

… Walter Ulbricht a full dress welcome to- day. Uibricht's one-week visit could lead to a break in diplomatic re- lations between West Germany and the United Arab Republic, and possibly the rest of the Arab…

… recognize E st Germany. Western diplomats here fear they visit could provide an edge for East Germany in the rest of the Arab world. Representatives of Arab states declared their solidar- ity behind the U…

….A.R.-and against the West-in an official statement Monday. In a widely broadcast radio in- terview, Ulbricht warned the Arab world it would be directly threat- ened if Western powers equipped West Germany with…

… interfering with the United Steelworkers Union by call- ing for an extension of steel in- dustry contracts. i 'A 'Dsigned for student privacy ufl IVERS IIY TOWE RS " Now renting for Aug. '65 S. UNIVERSITY…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN- . it.NCUA TU.J """ -- - ass.. IC a JT vA T "Ilk T SUNDAY, 24 JANUARY 1965 5 ST'UDENT UNDERSTANDING: Challenge Studies Red China The Week To Come: a Campus Calendar By…

… JOYCE WINSLOW Do University students under- stand the culture and politics of Communist China? Challenge, a student organization was revived this semester to educate students who do not. Each semester…

… of faculty to speak at our discussion groups. There is also regular communication be-Ti tween the students and faculty I UU'Ie on our central topic." d Sullivan Socie- effective Jan. 1, is for a…

… several Michigan communityI Grad, as Phoe- colleges. mmel, Grad, as T U s f ty .rs; Mary Ann Two University faculty mem-I thur W. Barber, deputy assistant ing for students interested in the secretary of…

… program. There will be slides and Arthur Rubinstein, pianist, in Hill comments by former students at Aud. Aix. 4 WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27 8:30 p.m. - The Professional Berkeley Professor Accepts Drop of…

… of membership, can law student, will contribute Gid and we encourage anyone in- to the international scope of the Guil terested in the group to come to 'production. "Into see us at 2538 SAB. We have…

… School Aud. 7:30 p.m.-Prof. V. Ayoub of the anthropology department and Dr. M. Shokair will discuss "The Role of the United Arab Republic in Today's World," in the Multipur- pose Rm. of the UGLI. 8 p…

… Bldg. 7 and 9 p.m.-Cinema Guild will 7:30 p.m.-A. H. Hosny, cultur- present the Marx Brothers in "A al attache of the United Arab Re- Night at the Opera" in the Archi- public Embassy in Washington…

… tecture Aud. will discuss "The Cultural Charac- 8 p.m.-The speech department ter of the United Arab Republic" will sponsor the University Players in the Multipurpose Rm. of the Production of Anton Chekhov…

…; Day Calendar items appear once only. Student organization notices are not accepted for publication. WALT DISNEY'S - EAHEVEET!. SUNDAY, JANUARY 24 Day Calendar School of Music Degree Recital…

… Style drama" is his "forte." where new structures are to be built. new $6.9 million coeducational dormitory which will house 12001 students. The University estimates 600 students will have to be on…

… conveyance planned to transport the students to the main campus, but the present bridges WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27 4 p.m.-The zoology department will sponsor T. H. Hubbell, di- rector of the Museum of Zoology, and…

… in many countries during her many con- cert tours. Tickets for the recital will be sold beginning Jan. 27. Bld. Hwill sponsor the University Players attache of the United Arab Re- Production of Anton…

… Chekhov's public Embassy in Washington "Uncle Vanya" at the Lydia Men- will discuss "The Cultural Charac- delssohn Theatre. ter of the United Arab Republic" 8 p.m.-There will be a meet- in the Multipurpose…

… Rm. of the ing for students interested in the UGLI. University's program at the Un'- p.m.--The University of Mich- versity of Aix, Aix-en Provence, igan Players will present "Uncle France. Prof. Jean…

….m. -- B'nai B'rith Hillel program. There will be slides and Foundation will sponsor Prof. Carl comments by former students at Cohen of the philosophy depart- Aix. ment, Dearborn Campus, speaking 8 p…

… Calendar items appear once only. Student organization notices are not accepted for publication. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27 Day Calendar *Tralning and Development, Person- nel Office, University Management Seminar…

… Notices To Students Who Expect to Earn Graduate Degrees at the end of the Fall and Winter Terms: Graduates may elect to receive the large diploma (size 13" x 17") without additional cost, provided written…

…, excepting LS&A stu- accredited collage or university. It may Approval request forms for student- dents who may obtain them from Math Statistics Seminar: Professor be used by a University of Michigan sponsored…

… also in 321 Angell Hall when crediter college or university. It may weekly lecture, 7:30-9:30 p.m., in the Public Health: Students who received the need arises. A monitor is present, be used by a…

…Seventy-Fifth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IPA CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS : .. ere Opinions Are Free, 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN At…

… problems involved somehow with loss of international pres- tige and influence. Nasser's prob- lems are concerned with the al- most complete disintegration of inter-Arab relations. The Arab bloc…

…'s fragmentation began in 1961 with Syria's seces- sion from the United Arab Re- public. More recently, Israeli re- lations have been the cause of a further breakdown. AS OF TWO months ago, Mo- rocco, Libyaand…

… current situation in a speech, to a Palestinian congress at the end of May when he said, "The atmosphere today seems gloomy. Everyone of us feels these days that the strength of Arab action has relented…

…, but the kind of results is quite plain. The West may now very likely expect a strengthening of the ties between China, Indo- nesia and the remains of the United Arab Republic.sAs men- tioned before, the…

… out-of-state students and $50 for Michigan residents which will be announced next week by the Regents is a reflection of the fatal flaws of our public educa- tional system. Assuming that the means for…

… university level. Yet the trend established as early as pre- elementary school continues until students reach college age. However, the discrimination in- volved at the college level is more subtle than at the…

… be noted in all reprints. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1965 NIGHT EDITOR: JOHN MEREDITH SGC Must Assert Itself To Gain More Power VIRTUALLY from its inception, Student Government Council has been bom…

…, the opening of a Student Book Exchange for the fall term, entered the happy millwork of platform planks in the sky. Death was attributed to a lack of sufficient capital, lack of a manager who would, in…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, 26 JANUARY 1965 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. 26 JANUARY 1965 SHIFT IN VALUES: Students Aim for 'Good Life' Former 'U' Instructor Teaches by New…

… Method ADVANCE FORECASTIN Star-Tracki Collegiate Press Service STANFORD, Calif.--Those col- lege students who seek the "good life" do so more out of quiet re- bellion against society's values than out of…

… Larudee has written a The method of instruction used by Larudee involves the sound of the Persian language representing the objects that the instructor wants taught. Thus the student learns to read through…

… incri 7:30 p.m.-A. H. Hosny, cultur- resented by 15 full-time staff men. air it passes al attache of the United Arab Re- Beirne also told the training The light public Embassy in Washington group that…

… technological improve- fnt the will discuss "The Cultural Charac- ments and automation will change -of a stick d tei of the United Arab Republic' the entire work force in the com- in the Multipurpose Rm. of thea…

… "Baysian Stimulus Programming" in Aud. C.1 7:30 p.m.-Prof. V. Ayoub of the anthropology department and Dr. M. Shokair will discuss "The Role of the United Arab Republic in Today's World," in the Multipur…

…. Calendar items appear once only. and smoking is not permitted. Student organization notices are not_____ accepted for publication. e Dept. of Linguistics: Doctoral prelim- inary examinations will be given…

… Fri. TUESDAY, JANUARY ?6 and Sat., March 5 and 6. Students in- - ---- tending to take one or more exams endmust notify the Departmental Office of DavP Cale dar their intention to do so on or before…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY gTTvnA'V ±:vpr/'+1'e'71fiu1Gn or inns PAGE TW& iEEE MICIIIf~A~ 1b.iII.V Z JUAIA 1 , hLMIJER 5Z, ,1965 Voice, Liberals Hold Retreat To Discuss Student Activism…

… The speakers and their audience seemed to be dissatisfied with the rate of progress being made in the areas of civil rights and in reform of U.S. policy in Viet Nam. On the local level, student eco…

… jump out- side of it - to the areas of the picket line, the sit-in, and civil disobedience. It is here they must, according to the students, protest and, in fact, fight the entire structure of society…

… things. Twenty-three families lived where once there were eight." Student Action The other films, except for one showing Oregon's liberal Senator Wayne Morse denouncing the U.S.'s Viet Nam policy…

…, generally dealt with the topics of Negro poverty and mistreatment in the South, and with the actions of the Student Non-Violent Coordi- nating Committee in civil rights work. Then, a record player was pro…

….m.-The American Associa- tion of University Women will hold their 13th Annual Used Book Sale in the shop room of the SAB until 1 p.m. SATURDAY, SEPT. 11. 8 p.m. Vice-President for Student Affairs Richard Cutler…

… will welcome University foreign students in Rackham Lecture Hall. A reception will follow in the League Ballroom. Faults The obvious faults of Shenan- doah are the acting, the plot, and the dialogue…

… recog- nived and registered student organiza- tions only. Organizations who are plan- ning to be active for the fall term must be registered in the Office of Student Organizations by Sept. 17. 1965…

…. Formsnare available in Room 1011 SAB. ** * Graduate Outing Club, Hiking and or canoeing, Sept. 5, 1:30 p.m..Rackham, Huron St. entrance. Lutheran Student Center and Chapel. Worship services Sun., Sept. 5, 9…

…:30 and 11 a.nm.; Student panel discussion on "How Can We Apply Our Christian Faith to Our Campus Life" at 7 p.m., Hill St. at S. Forest, Lutheran Stu- dent Center and Chapel. * *k University of Michigan…

… agreed is the key to a solution of Monday and Tuesday in Michigan, U.S.-Chinese relations. and Chen, whose group is composed -In Selma, more than 200 white of students in the U.S. "seeking and Negro…

… the announcement from Vi- e enna of a joint French-Soviet DAMASCUS, Syria-Army offi-' r agreement to pool efforts in or- cials from Arab countries border- o der to develop a color television ing Israel…

… have laid down "a uni- e system for Europe. This announce- fied plan for concerted Arab ac- , mpnt jut nrinr tn. U pinnnan ilin the Oeveto f r dnra,, hne- where they were landowners and failed." Porter…

… made public, but the announcement said it would be submitted to the unified Arab high command in Cairo and the Arab league for approval. * * GUILD HOUSE 802 Monroe 1 I MONDAY NOON LUNCH 25c. IAT ARE…

…, English and European College Students DEPART: SPECIAL FEATURES JULY 8 for 71 Weeks " 3-Day Seminar in London prior to arrival in Israel COST: " Intensive Work-Study-Travel Program in Israel " Two…

…-Week Kibbutz Stay 1 9 0 " Seminars with Anglo-Saxons Now Living in Israel SPONSORSHIP: Student Zionist Organization, Inter-University Jewish Federation (Great Britain), World Union of Jewish Students…

… APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE FROM: STUDENT ZIONIST ORGANIZATION 515 PARK AVENUE-NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10022 PLAN YOUR A A. W&a =. ' . i r HOl PATIO LOUNGE SHIFT In combed cotton sateen fp '. { s . ..\ , 44 :r> 4…

… Give Students Jobs By RITA DERSHOWITZ and LAURA GODOFSKY Collegiate Press Service WASHINGTON-In addition to climaxing two months of teach- ins at about 50 campuses through- out the country, last…

… 16-hour marathon, four of its faculty sponsors announced plans to establish an on-going organiza- tion, consisting of both students and fa;culty, to continue the de- bate and discussions started by the…

… Forms To Be Secret Collegiate Press Service CHICAGO - In a pioneering step, the University of Chicago Student Health Service has an- nounced that it will not release mental health information about…

… students or former students to anyone except their physicians. Applications for graduate school as well as transfer forms often request medical information, in- cluding mental health records. If academic…

… institutions insist on re- ceiving this information, they will now have to supply the Student Health Service with the name of a physician to whom the informa- tion can be released. "I felt that it was inappropri…

… Berkeley Students JAN05 KADAR India, Pakistan To Leave Posts NEW DELHI /P) - India has agreed to vacate two contested posts in the Rann of Kutch, the scene of fighting with Pakistan last April…

… Indonesia and President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic. . ** JOHANNESBURG, South Africa -The United States may consider closing its three satellite tracking public insistence that this country…

… told the United States It cannol employ Negro scientists there. test by 91 others. They also await sEigt cases involving juveniles are also pending. Of the total of 739, more than 600 are students…

…. The number of non-students varied because of withdrawals from school. Later Dates Those not present yesterday were given later dates for appear- ances. SAll 155 were acquitted of chare dict appeared…

… YOU! Do the college students you've dated possess some but not all of the qualifications that appeal to you? Enjoy this summer, dating those students who meet your specifications and share your…

… interests. If you can describe your ideal dates, we think we can find them. In the first experiment of its size, students from almost 100 New England colleges were matched through our Quantitative Per…

… students in early March, then re- jecting recent Chinese expressions of protest with "an arrogant air." A further complication of Sino- Soviet relations was the recent consultative conference of Com- munist…

… three month period. Arabs and Germans,... An Arab, Israeli, West German problem was the subject of a var- iety of charges and counter- charges this week. The problem stemmed from the discovery that West…

… German arms were being sent to Israel, followed by a visit to the United Arab Republic by East German party boss, Walter Ulbricht. This resulted in a threat by the Arab nations to sever diplomatic…

… and Space Administration of withholding in- UNITARIAN STUDENT GROUP Presents DR. JOHNBARDACH Zoology & Fishery Dept. SUNDAY, March 28th "For want of a nail the shoe is lost . . ." Herbert THOUGHTS ON…

… ECOLOGY DISCUSSION & REFRESHMENTS TO FOLLOW Cars at Lloyd & Union at 6:45 P.M. UN ITARIAN STUDENT GROUP 1917 Washtenaw Sun. 7:00, Mar. 21 CECIL L. EUBANKS Political Science "An unjust law is no law at all…

… CIAPMAN Western College Oxford, Ohio .. > says, ~Any student, man or woman,can stay at Chicago's YMCA Hotel andenoa weekend for :<#>s~s?$16.00. Here is Fri.P.M. Dinner at YMCA Hotel $1.25 Chicago Symphony 2…

… once only. Student organization notices are not accepted for publication. FRIDAY, APRIL 9 Day Calendar Bureau of Industrial Relations Per- sonnel Techniques Seminar-Michigan Union, 8 a.m. Michigan…

… of Modern Arab History, Ameri- can University of Beirut, "Experiences in Self-Identification in the Middle East," today, 4:10 p.m .,200 Lane Hall. General Notices Dept. of Speech Films Showing: Cine…

… La Plata and Indiana Uni- versity, "Comments on Close Binary Systems." Undergraduate Honors Convocation: The annual Convocation recognizing undergraduate honor students will be held at 10:30 a.m., Fri…

…,sseniors may be excused from clinics and seminars. The honor students will not wear caps and gowns.hMain floor seats will be reserved for them and for members of their families, and will be held un- til 10…

… listed by the Committee on Interna- tional Exchange of Persons. A copy of the list may be consulted in the Graduate Fellowship Office, 110 Rack- ham Bldg. Student Government Council Approval of the…

… following student-sponsored events becomes effective 24 hours after the publication of this notice. All publicity for these events must be withheld until the approval has be- come effective. Approval request…

… forms for student- sponsored events are available in Room 1011 of the SAB. VOICE Political Party, Once Avante- Garde Music Concert, 7:30 p.m., April 6, Aud. A, Angell Hall. Events The following sponsored…

… student events are approved for the coming weekend. Social chairmen are remind- ed that requests for approval for social events are due in the Office of Stu- dent Affairs not later than 12 o'clock noon on…

… Off Campus Housing Advisory Board into an active organi- zation with the following goals and responsibilities: 1. Organize all students in off-campus housing in order to act as a- group sufficient to…

… ethical standards on the action of realtors in Ann Arbor. 2c. Demand that a student not pay any more rent than for the time he lives in an apartment. II. (1) SGC urges the Administration to adopt the…

…WEDNESDAY, 8 MARCH 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE I WEDNESDAY. ~ MARCH 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Spanish Student "March" Ban ned Protest Strict Government Control; Movement Gains…

… National Support MADRID (P)-Spanish policet squelched a planned demonstra- tion of university students in1 downtown Madrid yesterday, but support for the youths spread to other educational centers in Spain…

…. A directorate of security bant on a student march on the Min- istry of Education was rigidly en- forced by armed police.3 Some used rubber truncheons to prevent several thousand Univer- sity of Madrid…

… students from gath- ering in the heart of the Spanish; .capital.. Student Syndicate The immediate target of the student protest has been the of- ficial student syndicate whose' leadership is imposed from…

…4t~e ll llBal Seventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS China Policy: A Quaker Proposal Are Free…

…' Kosygin may be serving as. mediators in the current Indian-Chinese and Indian- Pakistani border disputes. Prime Minister Shastri has just recent- ly called upon the United Arab Repub- lic to extend its good…

… with Israel, and for his en- deavors to bring about Egyptian para- mountcy within the Arab bloc. He has furthermore suffered an appreciable loss of face in the Yemen conflict. By reconciling a Communist…

… present political weakness among the Arab nations. The long-range end result, if compounded by similar en- suing situations, may well be the primacy of Nasser in both the Arab and Afro-Arab blocs. LASTLY…

…, friends of my friends and just friends and students all say that they were entertained, that they enjoyed "The Collector," that it was a fine movie. able to draw a few pretty lines on paper. She has no…

…- putes along the Arab-Israeli bor- 1der. We, therefore, deplore the re- sort to force by any party. We be- lieve that violations of the armis- tice or alleged provocations should be dealt with by the UN…

… Daily will not pub- lish a Tuesday edition next week. Publication will resume on Wednesday. WEEKEND TRIP: ELI Students To Visit Rural. Michigan MAYOR ROBERT WAGNER By CAROLYN TOLL For most students at…

… the Um- versity's English Language Insti- tute, their American experience has been little more than life in a dormitory and a few foreign friends. But several hundred for- eign students who are spending…

… Ann Arbor for their graduations, inviting them to re- turn on a private basis, said Light. with a family, usually on a farm. Although many students initial- The rural life of America is not ly…

… practice. tems support this program, the "For a foreigner who has ex- students usually visit an American perienced a rooted national and high school. They are also invited parochial short - mindedness in to…

… attend church with their host most people, it is hard to believe family. However, the families, who such openness and enlightened at- are mostly Protestant, are more titudes," one of the students com- than…

… willing to take students to mented. any church, Light said. This Memorial Day weekena is For some students this exper- the first of two such long weekend ience develops into a much more programs for the…

… students this lasting contact. Families often summer. Another one is scheduled make friends with the students, for July 4. Wagner said he had been think- 0 ing about pulling out of the race: for several…

… FEUERSTEIN shortcomings of seeking reelection, there were considerations in favor; According to Steven Daniels, '67, Student Government Council of his making the race. has been quite busy this summer drawing…

…. Such books stores are presently in existence on many Democrats have held the top city college campuses. School supplies and books would be sold here, and post since, the staff would include students and…

…-discussion: "Can God Be Known?" Speaker: Ward Wilson, Wed., May 12, 7:30 p.m., Room 3-D Union. Organization of Arab Students, Lec- ture by Dr. M. Mehdi on the Palestine Question, Thurs., May 13, 7 p.m., Third Floor…

… peace in the Dominican Republic "and ficial sources that Gen. Wessin m ha ....i....i.......r:ii" 7 --- ----- , M, ..*. ~r---n.-11n-.---. Students Get Monentary Assistance WASHINGTON (P…

…)-Forty-one colleges and universities each awarded $1 million or more in fi- nancial aid to their students dur- ing the 1963-64 academic year. Another 74 institutions each handed out from $500,000 to $999,- 999 in…

… scholarships, loans and jobs, These figures, from a report issued last night by the Educa- tional Testing Service, show that helping their students get through college has become a multi-million dollar business…

… for the nation's institutions of higher learning. The testing service said the 1,221 colleges and universities par- ticipating in the survey awarded more than $251 million in student aid. But the report…

…, work- study grants, or even loans and jobs which students get after ar- riving on campus. The $251 million reported by the Education Testing Service went to 454,000 students. The average student award…

… expelled an Ameri- can diplomat on charges of whip- ping up racial discontent among African students with gifts of food and liquor. "I deny the charges," said the diplomat, Norris D. Garnett. The United…

… States embassy backed him up. Garnett, 33, a Negro cultural attache, was expected to leave within a week. Izvestia, the government news- paper, accused Garnett of bribing African students "to make slan…

… published a maxi- mum of two times on request; Day Calendar items appear once only. Student organization notices are not accepted for publication. WEDNESDAY, MAY 12 Day 'Calendar Federated Garden Clubs of…

… is available to officially recog- nized and registered student organiza- tions only. Forms are available in Room 1011 SAB. * * * Organizations who are planning to be active for the Spring/Summer Term…

… and military governor of this Arab nation, es- tablished a five-man tribunal em- powered to pass death sentences in wiping out "reactionary attempts to hamper the socialization proc- ess." Imperialists…

…, or cooperation with, a foreign nation 'to oppose the government.I Admirers of a blueprint for Arab unity drawn up by Presi- dent Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt have been accused of fo- menting…

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… ' " ." . . i .,- -- ..... 1 I( MeMe f OiYrADS 1 047 i - m Free to Michigan Students 25o to others A new booklet, published by a non-profit educational founda. tion, tells which career field lets you make…

…. General I 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. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16 Day Calendar…

… Philharmonic Orchestra, Ev- geni Svetlanov, conductor, Hill Aud., 8:30 p.m. General Notices Student Tea at the home of Presi- dent and Mrs. Harlan Hatcher on Wed., Nov. 17, from 4-6 p.m. All stu- dents are…

…. Accompan- ied by escort-interpreter, Frank. Gon- zalez-Frese, Nov. 18. A. Fathy Bahig, cultural attache, Embassy of the United Arab Repub- lic, Washington, D.C., U.A.R., Nov. 21-22. Placement POSITION…

… Arbor, Michigan DISCOUNTS TO STUDENTS on theses, term papers, etc. All public stenographic and secretarial services. FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY Angie Jones, 665-3786 -Theme To Be Announced- I I I House…

….S.-Soviet Consulate Treaty I DAMASCUS, Syria (P)-Presi- dent Abdel Salam * Aref of Iraq shook up his cabinet yesterday, re- placing six supporters of United Arab Republic President Gamal Abdel Nasser. The move fogged…

…' plans for a merger of Iraq and the United Arab Republic next May. Radio Baghdad broadcast two decrees on the cabinet replace- ment and said they were signed by both Aref and Premier Tahir Yahya, who is…

…, chairman of the Student Non- violent Coordinating Committee, protested this, saying Coleman should testify first, Lewis, testifying later, told the committee that if "this outspoken segregationist" is…

… only. Student organivation notices are not accepted for publication. TUESDAY, JULY 13 Day Calendar Community College Leadership Pro- gramJunior College President's Insti- tute - Vandenberg Room, Michigan…

…:,.:.. . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . ....... RegentisStudents MulAim tekee By MICHAEL BADAMO In the aftermath of the crises at Berkeley last fall, the Uni- versity of California Regents appointed a committee to evaluate and assess the blame for the…

… crises. At the same time, the student group which had led the protests headed toward a period of reorganization and transition. The committee has now reported to the Regents, and the reorganization of the…

… student group is underway. Neither the Regents nor many of the students seemed pleased with the result of their efforts. The findings of the Byrne report to the Regents came after extensive investigation of…

… seeking to provide a system capable of dealing with administrative and governmental problems of the gigantic, geographically scat- tered university, now numbering more than 70,000 students, more than 27…

… Arab girls and an Arab woman-were killed when shells landed in a Bedouin camp. An- other Arab girl, a baby and two F, Committee.Votes Broader Minimum Wage Coverage WASHINGTON (P-Pushing far beyond…

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

…: Recital Hall, School of Music, 8:30 p.m. ORGAN IZATION NOTICES Use of This Column for Announce- ments is available to officially recog- nized and registered student organiza- tions only. Forms are available…

…I. A U'P r Athigau Badig Sevenly-Fifth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNivERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS EDUCATIONAL ISSUES: Community…

… one. State community funds come from three sources-state allocations, local taxation, and students' fees. Many community colleges have well-developed technical training programs; others modify this and…

… excitement of an all-night gathering, the opportunity for women students to have an overnight "per," the opportunity for men to mingle and socialize with the swarm of females and the pure curiosity aspects…

… crisis, and friendless in this Arab town because he's English. Sammy decides to go south to an aunt he's never seen, thousands of miles away in South Africa. Sammy must lie, steal and match wits with an…

… RANDOM reflections on spending seven and a half hours yesterday morning being an American: It is more significant that 26,000 students stayed home from the Viet Nam protest than that 3000 came. The whole…

…{y'::v:.. .,..:},-: "ti .ve" v+. ' ' t' .. v^'^+ 4^ : 'i'yvt" r r 1! R Student Judic: Too Weak STUDENT JUDICIARY, at its best, can be invaluable to the University. It can guarantee the student's right to a fair trial…

… by his peers, it can check the pow- er of staff to direct student affairs; and it can give judiciary members valuable experience in law enforcement., Student judiciary, at its worst, can be a…

… perversion of justice and of student participation. It can be a tool of the staff and administration, hiding their tight control of judiciary matters be- hind a facade of student decision, inef- fectual and…

… students. Imagine a court where the accused is not given a copy of the charges against hm ,' .n a -h na, h a ,4an +iis a n - was the Joint Judiciary Council until 1963, when the constitution was changed to…

… give the student these rights. But several months after the revision, during the summer of 1963, the Office of Student Affairs added an appendix to the constitution, providing for a Referral Committee of…

… collection gathered by Mr. - Student oanization noli-es are not Wang Shang Yi from various re- accepted for publwatin, gions of mainland China during SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 the 1930's and '40's and brought' to…

…, brushed wash, students participate in current re- search programs of staff members, or stencil coloring, and even stone- engage in semi-independent projects rubbing and collage are represent- guided by…

…, Paraguay, Peru, the Philippines, Portugal, Spain, Swe- den. Thailand. Turkey. United Arab Republic, the United Kingdom, Uru- guay, and Venezuela. The grants are made for one academic year and in- eide round…

…-trip transportation, tui- tion, a living allowanceand a small stipend for books and equipment. All grants are made in foreign curren- cies. Interested students who are U.S. citi- zens and hold an A.B. degree, or who…

… of International Education, U.S. Student Program, 809 United Nations Plaza, New York, N.Y. 10017. The last date on which applications will be is- sued by the Institute is Oct. 15, 1965. l Placement…

…, and reports back to Heaven on its activities, r COjIj\ 'ro CrI1 NqiV ST. ANDREW S CHURCH and the EPISCOPAL STUDENT FOUNDATION 306 N. Division-Phone 665-0606 Chaplains: Rev. Daniel Burke, Rev. Mar…

…. James Robertson speaking on "The Traumatic Trimester." 7:00 p.m.-Evening Worship and Discussion with Rev. Malefyt preaching on "What Can I Believe." LUTHERAN STUDENT CENTER AND CHAPEL National Lutheran…

… Apply Our Chris- tian Faith to Our Campus Life?" Student Pane l CAMPUS CHAPEL Forest at Washtenaw The Rev. Donald Postema Sponsored by the Christtian Reformed Churches of Michigan. Morning Worship 10:00 a…

… LUTHERAN CHAPEL AND STUDENT CENTER 15 1 1 Washtenaw Avenue (The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod) Alfred T. Scheips, Pastor Theodore L. Scheidt, Assistant SUNDAY Sunday services at 9:45 and at 11:15 a…

… Column for Announce- mnents is available to officially recog- nized andregistered student organiza- tions only. Organizations who are plan- ning to be active for the fall term must be registered in the…

… got a generally warm welcome on By LAURA GODOFSKY Collegiate Press Service WASHINGTON - A federal ; scholarship program that would aid up to 140,000 students next " year heads the 160 million dollar…

… under the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. Work-study aid, which is currently restricted to students from low income families, would ge extended to greater numbers of students and to students from middle…

… Thereafter. BARBERSHOPS OPEN Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30 TO BETTER SERVE YOU THANK YOU Washtenaw- Barbers Assn. li rresiaernt amai aei Nasser, of the United Arab Republic and President Ahmed Ben Bella of Al- geria…

…. Announces a Schedule Change: The Hebrew Class Is Now Meeting MONDAYS at 8 P.M. i k i t i ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH and the EPISCOPAL STUDENT FOUNDATION 306 North Division Phone 662-4097 SUNDAY 8:00 o…

….m.-Holy Communion. FRIDAY 12:10 p.m.-Holy Communion. UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHAPEL AND STUDENT CENTER 1511 Washtenaw Avenue (The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod) Alfred T. Scheips, Pastor Stephen J. Stein, Vicar Sunday…

…. (H E 663-4129 SAT., JAN. 16 UNION BALLROOM 9:00-12: 00 P. M. ART BARTNER & ORCHESTRA FREE ADMISSION Sponsored by: International Students Assn. Union, League FIRST METHODIST CHURCH and WESLEY…

…. Rupert-"Decisive Moments in Our Re.- ligious -History: The Burning Bush." 10:15 a.m.-Student Seminar, Social Hall, with School of Missions panel of Interna- tional students. 7:00 p.m.-Worship and Program…

…, Wesley Lounge. "Impressions of Quadrennial Con- ference," panel of students. TUESDAY 12:00 noon-Class, Pine Room. "Christian Dating, Courtship and Marriage," Dr. Ran- som. Lunch 25c. 5:00 p…

…. Fourth'St. Rev. E. R. Klaudt, Rev. A. C. Bizer, & Rev. A. G. Hobermehl, Pastors 9:30 and 10:45 a.m.-Worship Service 9:30 and 10:45 a.m.-Church School 7:30 p.m.-Student Guild BAPTIST CAMPUS CENTER 502 East…

… Sundays and holidays from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m:; LUTHERAN STUDENT CENTER AND CHAPEL National Lutheran Council Hill St. and S. Forest Ave. Pastors: Henry 0. Yoder Norman A. Erikson SUNDAY 9:30 & 11:00 a…

… Seventy-Fifth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVER STY OF MICHIGAN UNDER. AIJT.IjO9YOF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUnBUCATtoS Where Opinions Are F 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN AReOR, Micm…

… 1965 NIGHT EDITOR: DAVID BLOCK LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: University Needs Student Cooperative Bookstore I 14 Community College Is Relevant to Un iversity To the Editor: WOULD like to know what it would…

… take to open a campus- wide student cooperative book and supply store. Wayne State University has one. Various high schools .in Detroit have them, or something similar. With the tremendous number of…

… students at the University it would seem only reasonable that they should be able to take ad- vantage of wholesale rates offer- ed by book publishers and supply houses. It could be run as a self- supporting…

…, technical and semiprofessional fields, aiding rather than burdening society. It also provides a low-cost, two-year liberal arts program in a student's community. TH1E QUESTION ARISES of whether Washtenaw…

…U iliatBaly Seventy-Fifth Year EDrrn D MANAGED By STUDENTs OF THE UNriERsITY oPIMICHGAN VND)EW AUTHORrITY OF BoARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICAnoMS Each Time I Chanced To See Franklin D. "Mm…

…" _ : . . .... ' ': i i The Student: Fogotten Part of the University Where Opinion Are ee.420 MAYNARD $T., ANN ARBOR, MICH. Truth Winl Prevail NEWs PHONE: 764-0552 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the…

…, continuing education and various divisions of instruction. Everything came under a microscope except the student. Higher education seems to be forgetting him. The widespread debate about the direction of the…

…'s student-particularly the undergraduate- finds himselfalienated fromtheuniversity experience. In many cases he is the product of a sadly jaded background-one which teaches him to be "on the make" -but the…

…. This is unfair to some professors who do care about communicating with their students. They are not the rule, however. The bulk of the faculty pays homage to the status quo-rarely revising the procedure…

… John Goldfarb who crashes in an Arab country ruled by King Fauz (Peter Usti- nov). Fauz is angry with Notre Dame be- cause his son didn't make the football team, so he forces Goldfarb to coach his…

… and Refreshments 7:30 P.M. International Center League, Union, Arab Group & International Students Assn. Emba fit.. thousands are expected to pay bury agreed to a halt in cam- their final homage…

… leader of the conserva-sthe os of oon s tives, said, "He was a politician The loss of Gordon-Walker was in the most honorable sense of the a severe blow to Wilson's diplo- word." macy. Long a student of…

… SCHNITZELS..... .. 1.35 8-oz. NEW YORK STRIP STEAK ... 1.50 Both served with choice of potatoes, salad, homemade roll, butter *Student Specials 95c * German meat pattie 35c 300 S. THAYER 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Mon…

… cities and in Saigon. A group of young Buddhists against "the suppression of a demonstration of thousands of monks, Buddhist believers and students in Saigon by the United States and the South Vietnamese…

… Commission on Indochina 'DA AUSTI N DIAMOND 1209 S. University-663-7151 UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC? " Of Its Role, In Today's. World Tues., Jan. 26-Dr. V. Ayoub and Dr. M. Shokr 7:30 P.M. Multipurpose Room of UGLI…

… countries abstaining. Now that the assembly is about to take up the question, the Unit- ed Arab Republic has drafted a tentative resolution, which was shown last Wednesday to dele- gates from other countries…

….S. policy on Viet Nam-the ways ranging from an "Operation Fruitcake"-in Rich- mond, Va., to a mass march down New York City's Fifth Avenue- students from other nations show- ed varied reaction to U…

… to a serviceman in Viet Nam with a Christmas card from the pur- chaser. Worldwide Student Opinion Meanwhile, on the whole, a sampling of student opinion on three continents suggests the U.S. image has…

… not fared as badly as the clamor often raised by the vocal left might indicate. A Philippino student feels "Red China is helping-North Viet Nam, so the United States should help S South Viet Nam." A…

… Latin American youth boils at the word "intervention," and thus condemns the American role in Southeast Asia as he sees it. Many European students could not care less about the U.S. role in Viet Nam. The…

… demonstrations, teach ins, draft card burnings and the like in the United States have cap- tured student attention abroad. But sympathy, or lack of it, de- pends upon the individual student, his background, his…

… area, his poli- tical orientation and his own nation's problems. Japan's campus publications constantly discuss Viet Nam and authorities say almost all oppose U.S. actions. Some students profess to be…

…. "LOVE IS INTERNATIONAL FORMAL DRESS TICKETS: $3.50/couple Sale starts Nov. 2 at International Center PROCEEDS: Foreign Students Emergency Loan Fund "1 4 A Political and economic power now lies in the…

… lecturer) SUNDAY, 7:15 p.m.: "The Scandal of the Church" Lutheran Student Center, Hill Street at South Forest Ave MONDAY, 4:15 p.m.: University Lecture "The Challenge of Harlem to the Renewal of the Church…