BACK TO FOB SPARTANS M SC Ly DAILY -nrollm«ot.»otr ' riculture 32.000 ntudentii in th« I>*fMsrtm*?nt usa mn hi. »»« •* five v«ri. curity risk, trot a key job uu l-.'h'r eboeoMon L ,t«l M MaeoUea. Mict„«,n SUi Wednesday with the For#?urn Lj, J-.M, W. I-ederte j Operation* Administration. llr. Uharlwi A. Mughead He will work on land reform lit-Viet Nam, helping to fiyht Sella Home jff C ommunist pressure there. Laughead Move, Plans Trip East IMtM ■ ■ ■ Or. and Mrv f'harle* A. taughead have sold their Ka»t TIT. Enrollment i"iruh( l-atming ranch-type house; their daughter, Uharlyn. is re. • n'u i having trouble finding roommates at MSC, and their : youngest, Marilyn, ha* the measles. B;oc_k"m' l-eughead. the to have man -ho a .up- predicted the end ■HsSSSS \To MSC Deans world on Dec. 21, said he ike his wife and Marilyn n- 1 L«ed Basir Hoots «r Travel to Last Coast ^j >r«lrd by STUM eguUr amount, over "he neat fe— : mn It DUIT HALL Okinawa The Gov"..' not th—r, , meeim. Mao—t Registration and STUN rjrj*aaa^._m._ yenned moot of tfie vtodwft*. Pair nave ' «7 000 wirne tim' Wednonday as last pre- »*Mlul Mtear*. to Sorrry ;:ooo junior roii.ae. po rat ions were made before Kvukvun S pnvate roiieata ann beraus* of f*«r Smith Xamed Regiatrsliaa*ll'SA'S1*"" l-""' (horns review the pro- hrersity and lay srtth Dr Laughead' Lauthead was dismayed from rrt a arm f wi the university I MSC s Health Center staff after £0 M3€POF(t toig for Actum by the State Board of Agriculture. MSC's governing Connor D " The Smith of Standish. ratio over the won Tint Wolverine Dean Mnelder b MHC *s iir- ha» been appointed by Governor VfUMIHS eeter a# the Ryekyna pracr am on c Mennen Williams to fiil Use dents number tJWll Dag in Peiping; " Horace Mann and South *«m M.kT facallt ™ iChK.io, in, before oervtog ; Seeks Release > C . .. :UB tad Dir Of IS. Fliers Caller Reveals CSfTta NATIONS. H r. jy Me. lew U. — Mn 4wM« C* I 1' U LOO* boob* Ortng rMn-lleO L- S ^ Cnunl an Oeo.,. -.n oU^I -eh »u- -^I0" VgOOdS sponsored The survey trip >f uing Science Cdu- China Sea t^Und Muelder * third and Dean • C ^.T'.ri^ZvSirjT 0n Campus the MSC den s fir»t nnce the Series. proievt began Homogenised Protein lions of Fruit Flies Aid Cancer Researck Project I Coulter uud Utot ! Ill provide •bm*f ;xuii«n«r»01e poo- ntOe l<« cohomuov eo" in a To prepare the u jeo- penmen?-, the pr Strin to SImw Frem-h Movie THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Thurfu1a, A Case for Both Sides HfflMifhi A college rumpiM—perfect netting for thp growth and College—a nocioty uf nchnlar* . . . incorporated for development of now mid rntlii'itl I telle fit. A place where hundreds of young people, rltlwiis of the atudy or learning, especially higher branche* of learning. near future, EDITOR'S NOTE—An ktmr tmg meHlng of the Stale A col log®, by dictionary definition and by tradition, can be Influenced for rfood'or for bad. Newt EdUorial Hoar* Taetdap might produced mm amet aims to dUpenae information, ideas, thought*, about cfvil- It l> *n etmoephere In which - — — ■ ' r" alranfe belief atartlnK •pUt tgi* gm the queeUm at whether er not Or. Charted izatien—past, present, and future. And what II I Ullift by one individual, not view* en the PmUelrmle erue- t.amghead thouId ham* hern mhad fa mign In the tnror a member of the faculty, one hit belle/t. Pinal deeltlon on the huuie u*at In "The i cntrh the minds of many lion* predicted fee Dee. II had hare laawa wMIe each tide compote an editorial, both of which are on continue the meeting*. We did to make the not »>k them. They were not ahee at the entire eolleRe appear ridiculous nnce wlth^ and acceptance or forced to come, and the group In th» eyes of the community, the nation and even the world. Can a college wide member at thai ataff? for its students, w I)oi»s a college have the right they Zecharian Chaffee, Jr.. a Uni¬ to Stop such a belief before* it glut's the college? * er* What then would adult think¬ throughout the nation think No End in Sight j»hail or shall not College students, versity l^ofesaor since IPSO and author of 'Tree at Harvard 'Does It have the right to ask adult, have only a set pat iibout Michigan State? Speech In the United States" of ideas made a v a 11 a b I cites the following In the Jan¬ Might they not wander what uary Issue of Atlantic Monthly: kind of ataff member* Michi¬ gan Stat* ha*? W*» Mlrhlran Mate In askln, Dr. ('baric* lauahead. rellabNUr af who believe* In dlrr rhanaea In nd might they not tay, at leaat, "Well, I certainly Nov. 22. He said he was told: "We'll have to have your while to run the risk of what¬ »f mine attend lluit inrtltutten?" resignation. You know why. ever injuries may come from And (he p«rents nf MSC's It has nothing to do with your a few men on its faculty with 15.(MM) students might professional efficiency." objectionable ideas." — they An Institution with the stat¬ ure of MSC should have run 'duciitiofT their sons and rinugh- this risk by not asking Dr. ers were getting? Laughcad to resign. True, Laughend was not n resident John A. Hannah The word "ballot" derives nection very close one. It from tho latin "ballotta," mean- is so c hut I*augheur. l.iughead to resign. that he was using hi* position j CLASSIFIED HATES FOR SALE Michigan State News Christian HIrJ*r| Fm law days Monday through Friday. I I days after I Nllhl Slat ge with matching VZervoorts (iRKIN sri ASII OPEN 2 tone custom interior, steering, radio heater and other power accessories. Thi. car hat been Mil Cent*. Jocke' driven very !.*tle end tt in almost ManBof M l^>t» Sua T.a PoMl. lip f U'l -c i EAST new condition. You will be amat- .... 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DM nimi him n I WlLlUfi Just MOkC UP ID fact that he s in CLASS! • Bring Your Books Until EA.". , aoo.:-* ^•siwa.ss WAT H Kite Aim f OK A tlTTU TOIMT AVtKASSI CHINO PANTS " Don't In that "drowiy ftrl- ing " cramp )iairuylc in dm rrr- $3.95 FRIDAY, JAN. 7th .. . Of when you're "hilling thr booka". Tab a NoDux Ambon! la a lew mioutta. you 11 be pour normal boat... wide awake ... aim! Your Complete Liar of Sid Equipment SELLING ONLY ut EMPLOYMENT Keep a pack handy! ■wnuamKKHEMm 19 1 SKI RENTAL $5.00 ' SSiSLTLlWR JAN. 10 Thru 14th FOR SALE w/ VfcitdAlf STAffi NKTTS ttfThrm Board Enrollment Meeting*, Talks Scheduled (Contlmwd from h« 1) 1 /> " * Laughead to Move Gifts . _ s .pis Groups Begin fall 1 fidnuevl f Ba«t orr f.r.r.'.nr Page 1> home, this! J Hefting Mevteo. He also warned that Martin's home In the guise of He said the world would not Religious Activities fir John A. Hannah. M.^C pre*- the Eastern and Western sea- ideat, said a drfegation of atu- I hoards would he hit hp "rain- I term in organization derds reported that Dr. room I, third floor of thf Union. There Ik loghead ! elytortr* upheavals. j still had been holding meetings at hia Receive* ;• need for j balancing intervention on Dee. 21 1 more book ,.r Billion for Ra*ir niMjUHHion^, ing* will begin MSG student committee mooting* ami informal gather¬ home ami "teaching thn. behefs Laughead said ie from Mr*. the predictions Martin, who said ^ thl. torrtf of who MI** Margaret V Laughead, of religion* activity of the term. .prayed that the world would not Don Moines, fa., his sister, peti- Stud. Ask rcceived them from "con- end. Ho called thl* a "light Inter- tinned to , have hirn declared L qu.irt* rof ii million <. student Irsii, usi-d vention." which hud answered mentally ill and have hint com- •overed planet called "Clarion." the prayer-, and was in itself f:n7n»ntH ths. ■' and gift* »"J State *** **"• »; h»»ntiy h* awh t'ounrll. I'Khtln* vrvirc M Coll.,. ! J , " "p l On the expected "day of doom," tidal wave. . a i student ■ ,. Laughcad said he received a! The messages are received by f AgM« H|*„re MSC'hn I Mot *rr *4,W without profit to | the organization. Cheeks for .11 : srjr?.: To si°rt Win«,r •r xiam W* me*sage calling off the tidal wave 'extra-sensory perception. Laug- and carthr«uakes. The message Ahead said. He said he is not a tu,,f,n' Two psychiatrists testified to * |I* meet- hooka mM will be milled to *tu- w.ll official.. Frank Ser- Social FtWlivilif* was supposed to have come from hi* sanity, and Laughead was J5 The *2Wf597 wan | Reals who turn in receipt* toque, Detroit graduate atu* communicator, but a dispensor of found sane in an Ingham County on was forces in outer spare four hours messages. for research unci I jreeHpt* will be accepted it. will direct the choir. Christian Student Foundation ct,all( Probate Court hearing on Friday. and Shaw Halls will introduce whir h "What I. a ChrMiaa?" will winter form by# Mr« doom, Dec. 21. I j ' All students fin III. toplr nf Ihr lc for Mionferenee All freshman and siphnmore held at 8 30 p.m. \ &&*r \ SMALL'S FURINITLRF. will w.n. \ yORTOU^ J .1120 M. I,(H» \N -if r,1a* at KeUofftf Ten of Ifl Mi' h Welcome Back! LAST landscape eon- AI.AM.\(lliiii Ten and land- DAY • -THF. RI.AI k kM'.IIT" will at- Don't minn iIm* AIECGgpSS • men mimw t!M Pukldf M VevrtM aiII highlight e*rhl*( I mi ~ Has# (adtwr •tamp e ark lag stak •a will be con- B'NAI BRITH HILLEL FOUNDATION F H I f) A 3 Friday will be BEcmin Far Elac! wfrcrm Far Krcinvnt! for HI. MAT Mr NlbllTN A SIN Ms 51'I llillrrmt AtrntH* H» MM «li» fur, nf Mia', lir.nl K.(»lli..n' OPEN HOUSE **kr\ l-ar^ti" with Humphrey Bagart • JOAK GREENWOOD ffIEK FINCH 7 10:30 p.m. Mw. G. Robinson and - ••••CECIL PARKER. The Betop' s if Ire Show — fcfcTlir liihlwh'* TONIGHT n/il (Ijw ret I a In t olor »oa: noMLitM UN —"Tilr. < on HOY ANII l/lnv Run THI LADS" pin* "ROARING Krfrmhmeni* Comlto Ice of IMS" will TIMBf-R" - ESQUIRE y Ice Arena Monday in- unr on ^tickets n\\ -katert and »day" stars v Richards ROCK HOOSONJUfliNE DAHL ■iUISUUIWSSSSU"- Store ie Drag Is HI For more pure pleasure... *MOftB CM/IEUS I for Ho other cigarette in no iteh-tusH^ — 's AD! hM een aaver>f lag given In this Barber srd marking. On the credit side, Anderaon never ceaaea to b,,rklH dn%.| komI op . Why not let us tell he Ice teem gained three players. talk alx>ut the diaplay of atu¬ "ir hom# jterc'! I about the Breek Method While moat people conoid, dent backing at the U of I) er winter term to be baaket- *nm 1 lr and Scalp TreatmeoM RIGHT CHAIRS John Mason, Boh McC'usIck and Greg Mnronirk are the yame. One of the fineat diaplaya ImJi term in the Intramural Wiaq, !'h- stinger, Bill Black. Don Morey of fan aupport I have eve? department, Frank Bccman anil hia crew of aaaiatanta and Robin llesae have dropped from school to serve In the armed j The Indoor track team lost two en." he calla It. will ylve you a hiy aryument. / ' A'/n ' Ck 1 Z!' . top men. versatile Ray Kggleston Talkiny about Ita effect on In all (bey offer a schedule of forces. j and distance man Gay Denslow. the team. Anderaon aaya nine individual tourneys and six Y I BARBERSHOP I/olds Midland, the top Spartan j Eggleston was counted on for dlver, has been sidelined by the points In three events while Den- gplrlt of thai kind meariH th»t | team events during the winter Big 10 because he has UNCd up hla alow was considered the best dis- the viaitiny team muat play eligibility. 10 point* better to win, tops the list, with i tance man. four nights of the play kiiIiir n i Fencing broke even, losing two lliyyie Munn concur* with HO learns enter the . Gary Coop- the home crowd belief, atat- i er and 1 league each year, with Ray Clark, both juniors, We'll Supply were logt while Jerry Rreen and iny that any football team ia led Into dorm, fraternity Sylvester Yockey regained their a touchdown I letter before ita Vo« With ! eligibility. home crowd. * * ★ So it with happy heart term, with the teams bowl- Ski Etpiipmvutl waa that Forddy watched the atu¬ on two nights of the week, dent* pouriny hack to campua Ski Rentals: early thia week, j jan [> is the deadline teams for both the for Perhaps he waa envisloniny baaketlwll and bowling leagues. Skies in.ttoo of those student*! offered, following its cheeriny the Spartans home J"ealt„" „ rt an Intramural Iii .'1 Bowl Games with a win ayainat Wisconsin! |„, yrar. Roots JXT Saturday. I Other team events will be free Poles weekend Quality It wasn't long ago that he throw, table tennis snd swim- stood and watched the stu- 8 Spartans Help GASOLINE dent Ixaly down at Bradley: j o„ thr inglvMul iU4«. the Yulley Ski Clothe*—Sufely Rinding*—All Accoaaorie* Haa l.owc«t Price. la Towa Regular I Ethyl stream liack to" campus. And it wasn't lony ayo that I ',r»* Uarney will be th. bag- ml,,,D" •» J»" »«• Football Bow Out 26'JI tool*—iiarmi*rh Ski Equipment— hia Bradley team won the na-| In February the 1M office will Foot trail bowed out with the bowl New Year1 Henke Northland yal. 28* - tional title once and ;sponsor : tourneys in individual free throw, handball, ten- |,aVi am| oijrht Spartan players had yamea on a hand in the aeaao •-up once. nis and wcightlifting. finale. Nordira Motor Oil 2 peration the IM with of- the IVlnl "'•"J ( one Leltoy flolden and Hank Bui lough both turned in good Job. With Mik SI M pwvluw af hi. Cigarettes lie package Sport Shorts Kansas City, newest tel "fencing and £m-' TilllCS Changed tn the Shrine Ee.t-Weat game in San rr.ncUro on Jan. I, with , Oprmnt the Ca.t winning, 11-12. thr sp.rt.n Larrabee's Sport Shop Oil 21r ■ qU and up the American la-ague. member of the National 1 , At present Herman and his crew are ai ranging the upcoming bas- i time for Saturday i basketball game has been chanf- Down South, the other si* player, played In a pair of Chrut- ahla for tu, holkt.. m. from t p.m. to jketball season, holding meetings ' ed with the train 3 p.m, for the mas Day gamea. , Inrladrd h. 325 S. Washington I'honr 5-5729 i representatives Spartans' appearance on the na* NounYork of the and the officials. ttonal television hook-up of CBS's Mad Bode awF"BM Zagera I ^'rmM ''-fi j' , Yankees is aduale Teams planning on playing In aweearrd ia Ike Bhrtae Narth- a t "Big 10 game of the week" show. aaath game, with Zagera aear- fin th, t 1 University of Nobri ka. 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MA»«ACMUSgild Ifrae ED 2-tilU Ralph W,Ungj 623 E. Grand River , Pb°m TffB StAfE XEWS ickstetts Enjoying Gymnasts Successful Best Year in nil 2nd, 3 History In Open Spartan* Win Till™ In AlWAroiind jrd 9th Matmen Warm-Up , ninth ■r ittBT LOBIT. Dick Phillip* f 1 hi the n I * h e d Midweatem First Day , League of Open all-around to htffhlipht ,n |. a k«tera roared With AAU Meet wnat Georre try mn a* tic Szypula Coach term*, "a n„ holiday reason very «u*c«aaful trip." n, iommox The Spartan* «ent nlna men to "" ,mrr: w™,' I ,'n * Pre-anaaon **rmup. Couch Fendley Collin*1 ,rran. Chlcapo'* Wavy Plar *ym lor I ha "" VI itZlt Sim ram".,,hr"l"fh "i!h » of three Victoria, and meat ha Id bar. II. r7 lT the MSC * P ,h" V,,rhi'!an AAL* meet Dee. 17. 18. eluding niifUiK ,, it,,, - • o Taide lo formation ved>* aifO. In min. of three „ Z rw. . ^|)| ||f> 11| , I tllllC'laflS , ' "" «"""'■>« "> <"»«»»> '4 »«■ meat. Don Stroud. Un.ln* fre^,man overpowered the bett la th« Alwr.ys-itfurig dart of tho i iwept off tho top 11 t»rov«d Classes Chieago Meet Snake* Win it's not too late — IM (irul Title oring m every period. Sigma *dg«d W«t Shaw !V. 34-2*. 'h* Atl-Calltge Touch Foot- win- idowna. e*orr,pl#t*ly idl* an ovw th# holiday* Coach StypuJa took PhilWpa. Brown and BrMa to tha third get your texts at iota, FLa. "Tha boy* j •r tkfc coachaa and prr jwn thrrr, and altho >dn't learn anything : (he id j*a many itunt* 1 [BULLETIN jr Ihiv Wins Michigan State College | CAMPUS BOOK STORE Vinlrr Term Film Srrlm — I9S."> KairrhiM Theater - 7 and 9 p.m. Jan. «, 7. Thorn, Pit — "Devil In Tha Flanh" (Pr.) Jan. 10. Man."Ranm II VOmrk" fit.) Jan.. II. Tuaa, — "African Uuean" (Abmt.) Jan. 17. Mon. "C Jhildrvn of I'.radUe" — (Fr.) Jan. it. Mon. — "l.ife Beam* TumaiiuiC (Fr.) ON GRAND RIVER Jan. 25, Tue*. — "Sp lea af Ufa" (Fr.) Jan. II, Mon. — "Captain tram Kaapentrh" (Got.) Fah. 21. Turn. "Tha French Touch" (tr.fft — Fah. 28, Man. — "Gilhari and Sullivan" (Br.) March I. Toe*. — 'Topaia" (Fr.) ACROSS FROM THE UNION March 7. Mon. "Tha Overcoat" — (It.) March ». Wad. _ "Hamlet" (Br.) March 13. Tarn. —"Man With A MMtlia" (BP.) All fereica man »*k ta*Ml Sah-IHlM. jinx held. START THIS - SEARS IWHITE GOODS THE CENTENNIAL YEAR "< !>«»» It. Plcaae"- good quality muslin sheets lovely pastel muslin sheets by writing home on Thrift. eotarfal Harmodt Hmm huauty lM|'««r il h wt! 134 threnda per a*. k'l" * UUt amtln«. * retan. rial 72xlM-ia. Zi College-seal Stationery 8 Colors —a— 14 M.S.C. Deogar OPEN EVERY ' MH Changes jsr? FOR YOU ... mroved ■ w* are galng h Ml M Nla- Board harm- SuipecU Jailed VERY IMPORTANT I PANAMA (A") Sffttl police a|> Appoint. c until "•M national — guardsmen have cusing kind of peopla" who Mppotntmenta. others with subversion and being SAVINGS .lions ami leave, of "«••" ™> commu.Um.' _rri. .1 l»v Tl" v"v ",lrt bl" l,,; I . Hhe Slat.- ,K»«r.lir. i I Irodueed in the I4lh Congrew ol Agricul- Wrdnriu1uv „,u|d 0.iu. . era »•— MS<". governing body, rurkU.. novting l»ee. Ifi. Bill Proposes IN OUR ottered by Rao. Ceaper (D- 6 Billion Aid t ^ nretpreral TraOa Aat .nether For Schools ANNUAL January! Ings. clearance Sen. George (I)-Gu), wan elect¬ ! Congress. ed prpuldcnt pro tcm of the Hen- I A special House Education sub¬ ate by a volet vote. In this post, committee Investigated national George will preside In the ab¬ school needs during the last Con- sence of Vice President Nixon. Ninety-three of the Nepal*'* 96 ! gross. COATS The bill calls for federal pay members ami 427 of the IlnUse ! tuents to state school ageneles on membership of 435 lathered for a nuitrhlng basis to provide faclli- rtaeel all-weel Minor Fire Burns f.bricv Fraternity Room DRESSES . . . M^Ool fflilssv*—)fmj grr mi sag fg •MC and two-piece crepe* — mtUil < SUITS . WnM. — nktri •M INM atyle* Ja r:Nll.E COURT PRORATION OFFICER I i kuluiiiii/.«io C' t-h " * The hoHds .Uost say Beautiful Animal / there was ACCESSORIES . BOGART GARDNER always SHOES . . . Marlon BRANDO | Jean SIMMONS I Merle OBERON Michael RENN1E bring all the fl«ak nad lire of » \on ORIGINAL r Aeeetmepe Selinko'a great novel y> the • fornn • of th with t .ocraU [Prtswhfi p Wkv.