Love u . . . . . . a spaniel that p r e ­ Sunny . . . fe rs even punishment f r o m one hand to caresses MICHIGAN . . . continued w a rm through f r o m another. — Colton STATE Saturday High today: 94 UNIVERSITY E a s t Lansing, Michigan F rid a y , July I, 1966 P r ic e I0ç V o l . 59, N u m b e r 8 LBJ Vows To Continue Raids Until Hanoi Quits OMAHA, Neb. (UPI) — P re s i­ targets have imposed—and will ing its abundance for all its winding up an exhausting day with pursue the South Vietnamese con­ dent Johnson served notice in continue to impose—a growing people—especially the farm ers. another flight to San Antonio, flict. forceful manner Thursday that burden and a high prifce on those The adm inistration is trying to Tex. The tem perature was 90 de­ U.S. a ir strik es against m ilitary who wage war against the freedom help both the farm ers and the His speech at the Omaha mu­ g rees as the P resident read from targets in North Viet Nam will of oth ers." consumers and is making head­ nicipal dock was televised na­ his 4,000-word Ohama text. T o­ continue until the Communists It appeared obvious from John­ way on both counts, he said. tionally. It was regarded as an ward the end, he departed from are convinced that "aggression son’s rostrum-pounding manner The P resident was in an al­ important reaffirm ation of the is too costly and they cannot and his vigorous tone that he was most evangelistic mood in Oma­ President’s determination to (continued on page 7) succeed." trying to im press on North Viet ha as he said: The tide of battle has begun to Nam the strength of A m erica’s "In the past 15 months our determination to keep pounding actions, and those of our fighting turn in Viet Nam, he said. The President made a major and impassioned foreign policy speech on Viet N un under a broiling midwest sun on the banks away until the Communists are allies — Korea, A ustralia, New willing to quit fighting and come Zealand—and the determination to the peace table. and courage of the South Viet­ He did not make direct men­ nam ese—have begun to turn the 6High Price9 Fireworks For Freedom of the M issouri River. tion of the a ir strik es Wednesday tid e ." F IR E U P — A muffled thud, a s k itte rin g of sparks arcing upward, a pause, and then, the f ir s t ro llin g r o a r and cannonade. F ir e w o r k s m arked the beginning of the In terna tion a l Freed o m F e s tiv a l in D e tro it Wednesday. U PI Telephoto In rem arks clearly aimed more at Communist leaders in Hanoi than at his audience of 2,000 in Omaha, the President said: and Thursday against oil facili­ 'T h e casualties of the Viet ties near Hanoi and Haiphong. Cong and the North Vietnamese But he did em phasize that: a re three tim es larger than those "Our purpose is to convince of the South V ietnam eseandtheir North Viet Nam that . . . aggres­ a llie s.” Raids Go On SAIGON (UPI)-American w ar­ 755 others wounded and seven "The a ir attacks on m ilitary planes blasted oil storage areas listed as m issing or prisoners sion is too costly and cannot Johnson’s trip was an open se­ outside Hanoi for the second in the week ending last Satur­ succeed." c re t in the Midwest but was not consecutive day Thursday. In the day. The Communists are banking officially announced by the White south, A m erican tanks and in­ While the raids were under­ on America to "lo se h ea rt” be­ House until Thursday morning. FIREWORKS A -G O -G O cause of domestic disagreem ents The President was accompan­ fantrymen with flame throw ers cut a Viet Cong regiment to way, a flight of A ir Force jet fighters on a le rt for MIG’s 40 over the war, he said, but added: ied by his wife, his daughter, pieces, killing at least 120 in m iles north of Hanoi escaped “ We will see this through. We Luci, and Luci’s fiance, Pat Nu­ East Lansing Plans 4th Fete shall p ersist. We shall succeed.” gent. Johnson switched to a different Johnson spent little more than theme in rem ark s prepared fora an hour in Omaha before flying Democratic fund-raising dinner on to Des Moines, at 2:32 p.m. one of the w ar’s fiercest close quarter battles. The increased pace of the war was reflected in the announce­ ment t h a t 131 American s e r ­ unscathed after the Communists fired three su rface-to -air (SAM) m issiles at them. Meanwhile, in Omaha, Neb., President Johnson warned that at Des Moines Thursday night. where he was to tour a farm and Approximately $1,000 in fire - Cote, president of the East Lan- m erce, with the assistance of ning's activities. Refreshm ents vicemen were killed in combat, heavy a ir strik es against North He said A merica is "m ultiply­ address a political rally before w orks will be set off Monday sing C h a m b e r of Commerce, the Kiwanis, Lions, Rotary and will be available in the park. Viet Nam would continue, im ­ night at dusk a t E ast Lansing Square dancing on the tennis Exchange clubs, and the Amer­ V isitors to the celebration may posing “ a high price on those City Park to celebrate the Fourth courts has been the norm in the ican Legion. park in the St. Thomas Aquinas who will wage war against the Church parking lot. East Lansing freedom of o th ers.” The P re s i­ of July. p ast. A change from the traditional The city sum m er community police will be on duty at the dent told an audience the United w ill be ''g o -g o " m usic by the The event is sponsored by the band will present a concert of park. States would pursue its war ef­ Chancellors, according to John E ast Lansing Chamber of Com­ patriotic m usic to begin the eve- Firew orks, although illegal in fort in Viet Nam "until the day Michigan, may be used for public they (the Communists) decide display only upon approval of city to end this aggression and make authorities, according to Mlchi an honorable peace." Draft Younger Men First, gan penal law. It is a misdemeanor to "offer for sale, expose for sale, sell Holmes at retail, have in possession, give, furnish, transport, use, ex­ Pentagon Says; No Lottery plode or cause to explode. ..f i r e ­ crack ers, torpedoes, skyrock­ ets, Roman candles, Daygo bombs Source Of WASHINGTON (UPI)—The De­ C o m m i t t e e reaction to the way of picking men from the or other firew orks of like con­ struction,” the penal code states. Power Cut fense Dept. recom m endedThurs- study varied. Chairman L. Men­ pool. He described the lottery A person disobeying this law E a s t c a m p u s dorm s and day that draft m achinery be over­ del R ivers, D-S.C., praised the as " a very simple and effective can be sentenced to up to 90 days science buildings were without hauled to take younger men first, report. But Rep. Otis Pike, D- way to do this, ’’ but did not say in a county Jail or given a fine power for eight hours Thursday but it turned aside proposals N.Y., said it did not go into the why it was turned down. of not m ore than $100, or both. due to failure of a s tre ss cone A lottery is opposed by Selec­ in Holmes Hall. for a Selective Service lottery. m ost frequently heard complaint The possession of firecrack­ In a long-awaited report to —that because of the absence tive Service D irector Lewis B. e rs is, however, "quite com­ S T E IN B A C H The cone, a term ination on a C o n g r e s s , t h e Pentagon said of national guidelines, "people Hershey, who contends it would mon,” said a University Police single - conductor high-voltage interrupt education of doctors, c a b l e , k n o c k e d out power in there was little hope of ending a re not treated equally by draft spokesman. the draft for at least 10 years, boards acro ss the country.” but that changes were needed to "We think those are m atters scientists and other professional men. Enforcement is a main prob­ lem with the firew orks prohibi­ 6Nice K id 9 Holmes, Hubbard, Fee, Akers and Conrad halls, and the Pack­ put em phasis on the 19 and 20- beyond our responsibility, "M o r­ aging, Biochem istry, Plant Sci­ year-olds. The report, ordered by P re s i­ r is told Pike. The rep o rt did not mention a Medicare tion law, he said. Many persons a re unwilling to report a viola­ Kills, Buries ence and V eterinary Medicine buildings at 7:20 a.m. to r. dent Johnson in 1964 and com­ draft lottery, but M orris, in a T here have been two recent 9-Year-Old A half-hour check was run on pleted in 1965, was presented reply to Rep. Edward Hebert, to the House Arm ed Services D-LA., confirmed that the idea Committee by A ssistant Defense had been considered. In Effect accidents caused by firecrackers involving students. A studentwas injured during finals week student BRIGHTON, C o l o . (UPI) — each building before the trouble was located in Holmes, later in Charles B rett Lange, a 14-year- the afternoon. S ecretary Thom as D. M orris, He said there was consider­ WASHINGTON (UPI)—M e d i­ old freckled, sandy haired boy Howard Wilson of the Physical rio ts when a firec ra ck e r exploded the Pentagon’s manpower au­ able staff discussion about a c are, biggest extension of Social in his hand. described as "such a nice kid,” Plant Dept, said that Holmes thority. lottery and it was deemed as one Security since old age pensions A coed was injured Saturday P A U L A ’S M U R D E R E R - - A d a m s County S h e riff Guy was charged with first-d eg ree will be out until contractors can w ere provided 30 years ago, Van C leve, and A u ro ra Police Chief Spencer G a r ­ m urder Thursday and held with­ properly rep air the circuit. He night when an unidentified person goes into effect Friday for 19 r e t t announced Wednesday that I 4 - y e a r - o l d B rett out bond in a windowless cell estim ated this tim e to be as late threw a large "c h e rry bomb" at million A m ericans over the age Lange (sho wn here) has confessed to the m u rd e r for the slaying of Paula Sue as midnight Thursday. her as she crossed a parking lot Won’t Force Coed of 65. Its advent was welcomed by P resident Johnson, in a state­ n ear Grand River Avenue. of Pau la Sue Steinbach. UPI Telephoto Steinbach, a frail, friendly 9- year-old playmate. Power was resto red to the other buildings one by one, fol­ Adams County D ist.A tty. Floyd lowing location of the trouble, ment Issued at the White House Marks filed the m urder charges the last being around 4:30 p.m. To Divulge Names Thursday, a s " a blessing for before Dist. Judge Clifford Gob­ All of north campus and that EUGENE, O re. OP) —The d is­ fu l," Frye told 250 persons in tric t attorney changed his mind a campus discussion. older A m ericans." F or the firs t time in history, the President said, "N early ev­ De Gaulle, Red Leaders ble, who asked the 5-4, 125- p art of south campus along Wil­ pound youth if he was aware "of son Road operates on a 4,160- the seriousness of your predic­ volt service. E ast campus and ery older American will receive am ent.” the science area is on 13,200- Thursday about trying to force E a rlie r in the week Frye said Annetee Buchanan, U niversity of he was thinking about taking Miss hospital ca re —not as an act of Oregon student editor, to dis­ Buchanan, 20, before a grand charity but as the insured right close the nam es of seven m ari­ Jury and again asking her to of the senior citizen.” Want Geneva Accord Pact “ Y es,” C harles B rett whis­ volt service. pered. W h e n t h e t r o u b l e began The youth who lived acro ss the in Holmes, it opened the circuit The M edicare law, passed by street from Paula Sue confessed in Power Plant 65. T h ere was a juana sm okers. disclose the names of the stu­ MOSCOW (U P I) — F r e n c h In a sweeping 2,000-word dec­ called the U.S. bombing attacks The prosecutor, William Frye, dents she interviewed for a story Congress last year after a long P resident C harles de Gaulle and laration De Gaulle and Soviet near Hanoi and Haiphong Wed­ he killed the blue-eyed girl who short failure of about 10 minutes said he would not subpoena her on marijuana u sers. controversy, provides for two wore her blonde hair in a pony­ in north campus when the trouble supplementary types of coverage. the Soviet leaders Thursday call­ P resident Nikolai V. Podgorny nesday "the latest reckless ste p " because she has said she still tail, Wednesday night. Authori­ began. The North Campus Plant F irs t, there is the basic hos­ ed for an end to all "foreign said the w ar was becoming "m ore by Washington. ties said she was m urdered a l­ feeds 13,000 volts to N orthCam - will not talk. The girl was convicted of con­ intervention" in Viet Nam and and m ore an alarm ing" threat to pitalization program , which is Speaking at a reception for most a month ago the night she pus, where it is tra n sfe rre d down " It appears to me that if she tempt of court for refusing ea r­ declared the only way out was peace. available free to men and women De Gaulle, Kosygin, in the fir s t vanished while playing near her to 4,160. When the power failed, still intends to refuse to reveal lie r to obey a court order to tell a settlem ent based on the 1954 The two governments vowed official government statem ent on the nam es of the students, an­ the grand Jury the names. She over 65, with a few exceptions. Geneva Peace Agreement. " to concert their efforts in the home in nearby Aurora, a Den­ the tran sfer had to be dropped the bombings, said the raids ver suburb. m omentarily. other subpoena would not be u se­ was fined $300. (continued on page 7) In terests of peace and of secur­ "showed once again that the Unit­ ity in Europe and in the world” ed States is not at all interested despite an obvious deadlock on in a peaceful settlem ent." MSU Name Change Evolution Of A Lyndon Bird the question of Germany. U.S. Ambassador Foy D. Koh­ The tw o governments a l s o le r was present at the reception signed a 10-year space coopera­ tion treaty which calls for the launching by the Soviet Union of but did not walk out as he once did at a Kremlin gala a year ago when the Soviet leaders pub­ Anniversary Is Today a French space satellite. P aris licly attacked U.S. policy. Happy Anniversary. We’re a son for the 40-year delay was and Moscow agreed to launch a The Joint declaration stated: university. the opposition of other univer­ joint program of scientific and The situation in Southeast Eleven years ago today, an act sities in the state. The Univer­ technical cooperation f o r t h e Asia is "m ore and m ore alarm ­ of the state legislature changed sity of Michigan openly declared p e a c e f u l exploration of outer ing" and is making the position the name of Michigan State Col­ its opposition to the name change space and to expand an existing of Cambodia and Laos "m o re lege to Michigan State Univer­ when it was proposed in the trad e and economic pact. and more p rec ario u s." It added sity. legislature in 1954. that the "F rench government and However, Jam es H. Denison, At that time, Denison said, all The declaration announced that the Soviet government continue to assistant to the President says land grant schools were colleges the Soviet leaders had accepted o f a g r i c u l t u r e and applied an invitation to pay a return think that the only possible issue that the act was about 40 years for such a situation, which rep­ late. science. After MSU "broke the v isit to P a ris but no date was bond,” m a n y s t a t e colleges se t. resents a threat to the cause of "We’d been a university for peace, is a settlem ent on the many y e ars,” Denison said. “ But acro ss the country followed: Iowa While the declaration did not S t a t e College, Colorado State mention the United States by basis of the 1954 Geneva agree­ only in 1955 were we given offi­ ments excluding all foreign in te r­ cial recognition." College and M ississippi State name, soon a fter it was Issued College a re Just a few. Soviet P re m ie r Alexei Kosygin vention in Viet Nam.” Denison hinted that one re a - 2 M ichigan State News, East Lansing, M ichigan F r id a y , J u ly l , 1966 f/Cf £ M £ VVS Ousted President’s Kyle Kerbawy editor-in-chief Joel Stark advertising manager Published every class day throughout fall, winter, spring and sum m er term s by the students of Michigan State U niversity and authorized by Brother Is Seized BUENOS AIRES (UPI)—Police Mayor Francisco Rabanal and Ongania, the form er arm y com­ the Board of Student Publications. Thursday a rre ste d the brother his son Ruben also w ere a rr e s t­ m ander-in-chief, was sworn in of ousted President A rturo U. ed. Wednesday wearing a lieutenant Illla and the mayor of Buenos The government had no com- general's uniform but showed up A ires in the wake of the blood­ nent on reports that Illla would for work Thursday in civilian EDITORIALS less coup that threw Illla out of go into exile. clothes. office. He went to his bro th er's home As firs t m em ber of his cab­ A I I- _§_? _ Ulia remained at his brother’s Tuesday from the Presidential inet, he chose Jorge Nestor Sal- 16082366 home in suburban M artlnezwhlle palace when a m ilitary junta lnel, 40, who attended H arvard mounted police patrolled outside. seized power and named Gen. University and carved out a ca­ As t h e n ew government of Onganla president. He sched­ re e r in business and banking in P resident Juan Carlos Onganla uled a news conference Friday Argentina. He was reported con­ Talks Like Herbert Hoover s w o r e in a Harvard-educated banker as economic m inister, po­ lice seized Rlchardo Illla, a re ­ morning, but it was not held. Sources said the form er p re s­ ident was not under a rre s t. servative and pro-W estern in his policies. Selection of economic m inis­ HOW TO WIN the Vietn am e se war: the U.S. action. And dissension in tired professor, and his wife. Mounted police patrolled out­ te r as the fir s t m ember of the keep escalating slowly untiI the enemy Congress Increased. If the U.N . Is They w ere dirven off in a c a r. side his b ro th e r's home. new cabinet indicated Ongania’s gets t ir e d and picks up his m a rb les any m easure o f general world o p ln lo n , concern over rising Inflation and and goes home. then S e c r e ta ry G en eral U. Thant's The latest step in following this heavy debt that has plunged Ar­ e xp re ss io n of “ deep r e g r e t " must gentina into an $800 million hole policy was the bombing of the sa­ cred land around Hanoi and Haiphong. also be considered. OUR READERS SPEAK and aided the cause of the sup­ N a tu ra lly , this dissension boosted As V ice President Hubert Humphrey p o rters of exiled dictator Juan the m o ra le of the C om m unists, who D. Peron. P4 L H U T a Says Coed Editor said, success can be won “ if we may think that w o rld p re s s u re may have the w ill and courage to follow Salinel also was named m inis­ N E S T L E S S H A W K — A hawk is protecting its po­ fo rc e the U.S. to tre a d m o re lightly. throu g h .” His theme is keep bomb­ te r of labor on a tem porary ba­ ten tial f a m i l y on the roof of the Student Serv ice s Also, the bombing may have left ing, keep escalating and we w ill win. s is . Building. The b ird laid its eggs d ir e c t ly on the t a r the hard core Communists m o re e m ­ All 22 elected provincial gov­ ro o f— without benefit of a nest of s tra w , sticks, b itte re d and more dedicated to the BUT IT DOES not lo g ic ally follow that e v e ry escalation, e v e ry d estruc­ tion of an oil tank, brings us a step w a r e ffo rt. AND W H A T C O U L D potentially be Should’ve Talked ern o rs and the provincial legis­ latures w ere tossed out. Gov. M ario Losada of Misio­ nes Province on the Paraguayan threads etc. Photo by Tony F e r r a n t e LBJ Calls CIA c lo s e r to victo ry. This is not like the worst effect, the escalation has Dear Editors: tions when in fact they a re r e ­ Europe of 1914-1918. It is not a war sponsible not to their individual border was a rre ste d Wednesday sparked anger in the Russians and of a ttritio n . Your editorial about changing sources (or clients and patients night when he refused to resign. in creased the fe a rs of the Chinese. It can't be when one side can take the law to support journalistic of doctors and lawyers) but to Army Gen. M ario Laprida re ­ The only positive accom plishment society and their readership as placed him and he was released 4Unsung Heroes’ to the h ills and live off the land of the bombing was the destruction ethics in the June 27 State News and m eag er supplies when its supply fails to defeat the flipside a r - a whole? Thursday. of a g reat amount of North V ie t ­ route is cut off. guement that re p o rte rs are ac­ The role of the rep o rter has The country rem ained calm . namese o il. U ltim a te ly , this could It can't be when each side has a countable f o r a c c u r a t e news always been clear: responsible, B u s i n e s s appeared normal in reduce the amount of t r u c k - t r a n s ­ nuclear Sunday punch that nobody stories through careful attribu­ accurate reporting to inform the Buenos A ires and banks and ex­ WASHINGTON (UPI)— P re s i­ as the new CIA D irector. On ported supplies reaching Communist wants to use, but that could be used tion. public. Take away this accounta­ change houses w ere open for dent Johnson praised employes hand for the White House c ere­ troops in South V ie t N am . But the as a brib e in an e m ergency. V ie t Cong can c a r r y on an effec ­ Unless the re p o rte r is another bility and the rep o rter becomes business. of the Central Intelligence Agen­ mony were Adm. William F. It can’t be when the fight is o ver tive t e r r o r i s t campaign with v e r y f e w Jam es Reston (a public affairs an independent authority with no Officials in Uruguay said Illia cy (CIA) Thursday as unsung Raborn, whom Helms succeeds; an idea, f o r ideas don't die when supplies. And these m e a g e r supplies authority in addition to being a responsibility for his actions like might seek exile in that country. heroes and not the glamorous form er CIA D irector Allen W. supply dumps a re destroyed. could be c a r r i e d on foot. reporter) he has a responsibility P lato's philosopher kings. His wife is in Houston, Tex., "007” agents of Jam es Bond Dulles, and FBI D irector J . Ed­ to his read ers to verify his news In addition, the professions of undergoing treatm ent at theM.D. fiction. gar Hoover. H U M P H R E Y 'S R E M A R K , “ WE s till IN A N U T S H E L L , as long as the accounts by stating his sources law and medicine have an ex­ Anderson Clinic. She had been Johnson discussed the govern­ expected to retu rn to Buenos Johnson said that Helm s, 53, s till have room f o r o p tim ism and en­ g u e rilla s re m a in In operation we in his news sto rie s. The m erits trem ely stringent set of regula­ m ent’s main intelligence agency A ires about July 8. a c a re e r man in national secu r­ couragement in V ie t N a m , " seems have not won the w a r. And we can't of the Oregon student ed ito r's tory agencies both private and as he swore in Richard M. Helms ity intelligence dating back to s i m i l a r to H e rb e rt H o o v e r’s “ pros­ use the policies and tactics o f last case may seem plauditory on the established b y s t a t e laws to World War II, and Raborn have p e r ity is around the c o r n e r " state­ generation to fight these g u e rilla s in surface but the underlying princi­ govern the actions and all phases done the kind of work that "does ments during the dark depression days of 1930-31. The escalation of the w a r is bring­ a new kind of w a r in the '6 0 ’s, Just like'the U.S. economy in 1930, the w a r in V ie t Nam is becoming ples of the free p re ss versus the other freedom s of the individ­ ual and society in conflict a re the of activity of their m em bers. I am sure that no rea l journa­ list would even talk about a state Oakland Signs Union not allow public acknowledge­ m ent.” ing us no n e a re r to v ic to ry than a see m in g ly endless s p i r a l— m o r e real issues. regulatory agency for newsmen. He said that the agency is H e rb e rt Hoover brought us to pros­ p e r ity . But A m erica n s would like troops, m o re casualties and the in­ c rea se d chances of escalation byboth Does a rep o rter have the pro­ fessional privilege to refuse to Would you subscribe to a state licensing board for the p re ss? I AFL-CIO Contract “ m ore often damned than p ra is­ ed” and CIA officials a re "not to think that these bombings are going sides. testify to a crim inal grand jury am sure the idea is anathma Oakland University (form erly technical, clerical and super­ perm itted to speak out in their to shorten the war. about sto rie s of crim inal acti­ to any rep o rte r worth his salt. Michigan State University—Oak­ visory personnel. own defense.” WE HOPE SO MEONE can come up vities that he has written? The Some top NBC executives r e ­ land) Thursday signed a contract The Oakland local signed for cently dism issed this Journal­ with the American Federation of The P resident also said he H E R E ’S W H A T THE bombing ac­ with a New Deal that w ill lead to a answer is no. He is not an offi­ an average hourly wage increase never reads a morning paper com plished: It destroyed an e s tim a t­ com pletion of the w a r . The present cer of the court and not bound istic yen for status as a pro­ State, County and Municipal Em­ of 33 cents, plus fringe benefits. without seeing th e ir work "d is­ ed 60 p er cent o f North V ie t N am 's p o lic y is |ust leading us deeper into by any professional regulation. fession as not worthwhile and a ployes, AFL-CIO Local 1696. This is slightly lower than the torted by th eir c r itic s .” oil re s e r v e s . But It also led to more an In c re a s in g ly bloody fight. His only legal re stra in t since the w aste of tim e. Good Journal­ The contract, patterned after 35-cent i n c r e a s e , Including dissension In the W est. O u r staunch New York T im es case of 1964 ists, they said, a re rugged in­ t h e precedent - setting contract fringe benefits, which was ra ti­ In his tw o-and-a-half y ears of a lly B rita in c le a r ly did not support The E d ito rs is the contempt proceedings of dividualists with an eye toward signed with Local 1585 of the fied last week by the MSU local. dealing closely with the CIA, he a judge or exclusion from legal chronicling and commenting on sam e union by MSU June 20, Oakland and MSU a re governed has yet to m eet an "007 Agent,” proceedings. the history of the day. covers approximately 100 em­ by the same Board of T rustees. Johnson rem arked. Those who Should journalists be accorded E ric Malcolm Filson, ployes. Excluded from the con­ work for the agency were "m ov­ EDITORIAL DISSENT the professional status of legally MSU ’64, tra c t a re academic, professional, They a re the first two state uni­ v ersities in the nation to sign a ed and motivated by the highest protected privileged communica­ U of D ’69 labor contract based upon in­ purposes,” he added. Obligation Not Binding Presidents Silent To Save dustrial union contracts, accord­ ing to J e rry Kendziorski, in ter­ national representative of the AFSCME. Playing down the hush-hush m ystery aspects of theCIA, John­ son said that " th e ir most sig­ Andrew R. Mollison, a m e m b e r of probable that he, as an educator, has decided nificant trium phs come not in The contract calls for arb i­ the State News e d ito ria l board, Tues­ that the com m ission's educational and research secrets passed in the dark but tration as the final step of its day dissented fro m a State News e di­ to r ia l c r it ic i z in g P res id en t John A. Hannah f o r not openly supporting the re c e n tly defeated East Lansing open ro le is the appropriate forum fo r the expression of his findings in this area? We who favor an open housing ordinance for E ast Lansing should not fall into the sam e eith er- University State Funds? grievance procedure. Jim Oakes, chairm an of the Oakland lo cal's bargaining com­ m ittee, said that about 70 out of in hours and hours of reading and analyzing docum ents.” He said that Raborn andHelms " a r e unsung ju st as they are occupancy ordinance. The following is o r, black-and-white Intellectual sn ares which To the EDITOR: As to the analogy that a univer­ derants to protect him from stu­ 100 eligible w orkers attended invaluable” and he expressedhis M o llis o n ’ s explanation of his dissent. have trapped our opponents. At the council's The notion expressed by P ro ­ sity president can be likened to dent B.O. the Wednesday night meeting at "absolute com plete confidence” The E d ito rs hearings we criticized, and properly so, those fessor Jam es B. Harrington J r . a corporation executive, it is in­ N.C. Shuraleff.H which the contract was ratified. in them. Tuesday the State News said editorially, w itnesses who attempted to roll up m oral, in his June 28 lette r to the editor, deed partially co rrect. However, E ast Lansing Representing management at "P resid e n t Hannah‘failed to m eet a m oral ob­ property and civil rights into one sticky, se­ that institutions and individuals, unlike most university officials, Graduate Student the signing ceremony Tuesday ligation.” In my opinion, a m ore co rrect ap­ proximation of the edito rs’ position would read m antically Impenetrable ball. It was indeed discouraging to see knucklehead namely William Keats, president of Wayne State, should remain executives become quite vehe­ ment on m oral issues pertaining m o r n i n g w e r e Jack B reslin, secretary of the Board of T ru s­ 6Gifts9On Sale something like this: after knucklehead a ris e to defend his "God silent on controversial issues, to t h e i r Industry, for surely tees; Leonard Glander, MSU p er­ SAIGON (UPI)—American cig­ "P resid en t Hannah did not send a le tte r favor­ disturbs me greatly. ing the proposed open housing ordinance to the East Lansing city council. We think he should given” right to sell property while ignoring the possibility that other citizens might have an equally valid right to buy property. Harrington’s fear of a univer­ sity losing funds because its Henry Ford was not silent on the auto safety issue, nor did the AMA rem ain silent about Medi­ Editorial sonnel director; and Carlos Co­ rona, Oakland personnel direc­ to r. a re tte s, stamped "Compliments of Bowling G reen Jaycees, Bowl­ ing Green, Ky. Gift cig arettes— have done so .” We lost a skirm ish June 6 when the council president speaks out on moral care, etc., so bravo to President After the ceremony Kendzior­ not for sa le ,” appeared on the Active backers of the proposed ordinance ap­ parently did not think that such a le tte r was politically n ecessary. If they had thought so, rejected the proposed ordinance. The next skirm ish—the attempt to get the proposal on the ballot through initiative action—is already issues is a rea l one, but an even greater phobia is the fact that university presidents are rapid­ Keats for speaking out on an issue affecting his in te re sts— students. Labeled ski said, "We think that this is a contract which will lead the Saigon black m arket Thursday. way in Michigan.” PEANUTS ly a b d i c a t i n g their roles as 'Gutless’ they would have asked Hannah to send such a underway. Let us concern ourselves with that I t c a n b e d e b a t e d whether 5 0 L0 N 6 , R0V...1 le tte r. There certainly was no binding "m o ral obli­ fight. Let us not accuse a man of lack of moral spokesmen for academic ideas and a re being reduced to pecuni­ ary pawns. Surely a faculty mem­ quiescent university presidents will beget big universities, but T o the Editor: The union is now bargaining with Houghton and Northern Michigan universities. A c e rti­ 1 I T '5 B££N NICE knou)in6 vai;.. gation” involved. A public statem ent by a public leadership of the academic community when we certainly never great ones. figure is only one of the thousands of ways in really mean that he didn't do something we ber w h o s e m o s t efficacious As for Harrington’s "educa­ fication election, which the union wiiich such a man can work for what he believes. would have asked him to do if we had thought of means of presenting his opinions tional machine” , it is unfortunate The lead editorial of Tuesday, expects to win, will be held at When Hannah serves as chairman of the U.S. it. Let us not confuse m oral and political is ­ is through the student newspaper that its intellectual needs a re too J u n e 28, 1966, demonstrated F e rr is Institute July 21. Commission on Civil Rights, he is not neces­ sues. Let us search, not for scapegoats, but for m ust recognize the need for a pungent for his nostrils, but then again the mealy-mouthed gut­ The University of Michigan sarily neglecting local problem s. Is it not m ore solutions. vociferous intellectual leader. again there a re all so rts of deo- lessness which has character­ and Eastern Michigan University ized the editorial staff of this a re presently maintaining that newspaper since I became ac­ they do not have to deal with YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO ENTER THE FIELD MARSHALL quainted with it last September. Hannah’s present conduct in relation to E ast Lansing'shum an employe unions. The State Medi­ ation Board and the University of WELL, HERE I AM ON THE BU5 60IN6 HOME FROM CAMP... OF MENTAL HEALTH MUSIC r i g h t s p r o b l e m s is rep re­ hensible. The man should be Michigan a re arguing the m atter before the courts. A flu rry of organizational acti­ r stripped of whatever national of­ The Michigan Department of Mental Health operates one of the largest and fice he holds and be relegated vity among public employes has most progressive mental health program s in the country. In its search ixJt- forthwith to the junkpile with resulted f r o m last sum m er’s ways to provide better treatment, it has decided to make greater use of in­ other m iddle-class liberals who amendment of the Michigan Pub­ dividuals with only bachelor's level training. NEW have sim ilarly rationalized and lic Employees Act (Hutchinson excused th eir failure to act posi­ Act). A few promising applicants will be selected to participate in this special social work program . They will have the opportunity of working with ex­ perienced professionals in all mental health fields, social work, psychology, BOB "DYLAN ?» tively in the human rights strug­ gle when to act might very pos­ IT'LL BE 6000 Tû 5EE LDCV nursing and psychiatry. Those who show potential for further training may 2 RECORD SET sibly result in th eir having to do something o r to endure some­ Hubbard Hall A6AIN, ANO 6CUR0EPER, AND receive an attractive stipend from the Department for graduate training in social work. contains "RAINY DAY WOMAN »? thing (such a s a decline in the value of their property or the Gets Adviser s n o o p */ a n d .... IC & NEW HIT scorn of th eir fellow club mem­ Starting salary will be $6,013. Excellent fringe benefits provided by Michi­ b ers because a sim ilar "ca tas­ A third student affairs office i eC» gan Civil Service. Applications a re invited from both spring and sum m er term graduates. "I WANT YOU" trophe” has befallen them). I say this recognizing that Hannah's past services and the will be located in Hubbard Hall this fall, for the benefit of those freshman and sophomore stu­ ALSO NEW ROLLING STONES efforts of many others no long­ dents living on east campus. 7-/ Contact: Ivan E . Estes, Personnel D ir e c t o r "AFTERMATH” e r in the forefront have un­ doubtedly been beneficial to those activists who a re today’s van­ Jam es E lliot, the chief no- preference adviser for the Uni­ versity College, will be in charge ...And t h a t round-headed & KID...UIHAT WA5 HIS NAME ? M ich ig an D epartm ent of M ental Health guard. of the new office. L e w is Cass Building NEW BEATLES The tim e when talk alone could The two presen t offices are / justify the claim of any person located in B essey and Wonders Lansing, M ichigan "YESTERDAY & TODAY” to a leadership role in the na­ halls. They handle m atters con­ ■St tion’s effort to solve its social cerning enrollm ent, withdrawal, problem s is long since past. readmissiqQ. and the changing of w , An Equal Opportunity Employer 307 E. Grand River John F. U tterson m ajors for freshm en tnitl sopho­ Graduate Student m ores, as well as no-preference College of Education advising. F r id a y . July 1, 1966 3 M ichigan State N ews, East Lansing, Michigan W o rld N ew s Klansman Names Defendants a t a G lance France To Lose American Weapons As Clues To Penn Murder of Penn’s two traveling compan­ Buford calmly announced, "The garage owned by Klansman Her­ ATHENS, Ga. (UPI)—A huge ions, pleaded for help. "Help, W A S H IN G TO N ( A P ) - - T h e United States inform ed Ku Klux Klansman told a hushed government re s ts .” bert Guest the night of the Penn F ra n c e T hursday that it w ill lose Its A m e r ic a n - The defense had cockily an­ killing and was told by Guest that help, we’re in trouble," Lankford federal court jury Thursday he quoted him. made nuclear weapons F rid a y , the day F rance was advised that three fellow nounced at the outset of the tria l M yers, Sims and another Klans­ w ith d raw s its fo rce s fr o m the integrated N A T O Klansmen w ere “ chasing a c ar that "W e’ll have these defen­ man, Jam es S. Lackey, had just Paving 4 com m and. of Negroes with D.C. tags on it” dants off in 20 minutes.*’ left to chase a car of Negroes. But, the A m e ric a n m e m o ir handed the French fo reig n m in is t e r by Am bassador C h arles E .'B o h le n , the night Washington Negro edu­ The bushy-haired Stevens fum­ He said Guest told him the c a r had "D .C . (District of Colum­ Deal’ cator Lemuel Penn was shot to bled in his billfold and produced left a door open f o r future atomic cooperation, if bia) tag s" on it and that the Klans­ and when the status of French forces now stationed in G e rm a n y has been c le a re d . death. Two of those he named w ere a Klan m em bership card after much prodding by Buford who men had taken Guest’s guns with Really Sticks %/ defendants and the third is to be was battling to send Klansmen them. “ Gypsies” have invaded East tried la ter. Joseph Howard Sims, 42; Cecil Guest told him that he would M yers, 26; and George Turner, Lansing. have gone on the ride'but he was Several residents have rep o rt­ Ky Offers Peace Plan The prosecutor of three Klans­ 34, to prison for 10 y ears. " th e re by him self" at his gar­ men on federal c o n s p i r a c y ed men they identified as gypsies The threesom e and three other age, Stevens testified. visiting their homes, offering to SAIGON (UPI) — P rem ier the release of all arrested c h a r g e s brought U.S. district monks and Buddhists, except courtroom spectators to excited KKK m em bers w ere brought to The Klansman witness also blacktop their driveway at " r e ­ Nguyen Cao Ky Thursday leftists. He also prom ised attention with the su rp rise te sti­ court under the 1870 Civil Rights said either Sims or Myers men­ duced ra te s ,” East Lansing Po­ offered a five - point peace to rep air ‘‘all pagodas where mony of 250-pound black-haired Act and charged with conspiring tioned to him that "the timing lice said. plan to the Buddhists but the regrettable actions have oc­ Tom (Big Tom) Stevens just be­ to deprive Penn of his rights was off in shooting the c a r.” He The men told prospective cus­ church leaders delayed ac­ fore noon. to travel in interstate com m erce. said he couldn’t rem em ber which tom ers that they w ere working at ceptance. cu rred .” Ky prom ised leniency for Ky outlined his plan in a Shortly after Stevens delivered Federal D istrict Judge William man made the rem ark. a nearby construction site and those involved in the recent letter to m oderate Buddhist the only bombshell of the tria l to A. Bootle cautioned that the final University of Georgia Prof. could bring the m aterials to do anti-governm ent rioting and leader Thich Tam Chau. date, U.S. D istrict Atty. Floyd verdict by the 10 men and two Ray Lankford testified he was the Job immediately. women—all white—making up the traveling on the highway where A woman who agreed to have jury may be sealed and not dis­ Penn was killed and was flagged her driveway paved said that Quakers Stage W ait-ln closed until the other three stand down by a Negro. the men told her the ta r was W A S H IN G T O N ( U P I ) - - T h i r t y - s i x young Quakers began a “ w a i t - i n ’ ’ in the Senate G a lle r y Thursday to p ro test against Congress taking a recess while North V ie t Nam is under new bombing attacks. Water Safety Squad tria l on the same charges. Buford tried to prove that the defendants w ere part of a con­ spiracy to keep out-of-state Ne­ Lankford stopped his car and quick-drying. However, t h r e e said a man who was identified days after Its application, it was as L t. Col. Charles Howard, one still so sticky it stuck to her car tire s. groes from the Athens area. The A spokesman fo r the group, Ross Flanagan, said the decision of the Congress to recess until July 11 re p re s e n te d “ gross negligence and ir r e s p o n s ib iI- i t y .” When the Senate adjourned at 5:03 p .m . the Quak­ Set For Deadly 4 th city, home of the University of Georgia, had been seething with racial unrest leading up to the July 11, 1964, killing of Penn, e r s re m a in e d in th e ir seats in the v i s i t o r s ’ g a lle r y under-five group a re the lead­ end. But he and his men aren ’t a Reserve Army officer en route Summer’s broiling heat waves and refused to leave. Capitol police made no Im ­ e r s .” planning for such luck. They have home to Washington from duty at force many people to the lakes th eir Scuba gear and dragging F t. Benning, Ga. m e d iate attempt to rem ove them. and ponds to cool off. Some of He said that recklessness is hooks ready for the Fourth. Stevens said he was at the Shelepin Gets New Post these people never set foot on dry land again—alive. This is when state police water the reason so many teenagers drown. And parents who leave their children unguarded a re r e ­ Campus Center MOSCOW [If)—The form er head of the Soviet secret police, Alexander N. Shele­ come-down, but others were not so sure. The 47-year-old Commu­ safety specialists go into action. These men have the grim task of recovering drowned bodies. sponsible for the high death rate for the under-5 group. He added, "Boating accidents generally account for about one- Congress Faces Though all have duties as state pin, is now the Communist nist party c a re e r worker Tough Schedule policemen, they swing into their fourth to one-third of all w ater party supervisor of consum­ has long been regarded by accidents.” underwater recovery role as soon e r goods production, inform ­ many Russians and foreign­ If the Fourth of July weekend as a drowning is reported and ed sources said Thursday. e rs as a likely future head is a scorcher, the w ater death the body cannot be found. of a department of transporta­ Some experienced observ­ of the party, which runs the t o t a l m a y jump considerably WASHINGTON If) — Congress The headquarters of the 40- e rs interpreted this as a country. above the present 122, C arter will return from its prolonged tion, pay raise s for federal em ­ man squad is in the State Police p o st on H a rris o n R oad. O rg a n iz ed said. He thinks that if the Fourth July 4th holiday with m ore tough ployes and a batch of bills in­ problems ahead of it than behind volving m ore than $100 billion n in e y e a r s ago, th is w as th e f i r s t is good swimming weather, it Auto Safety Tough On Tires u n d e rw a te r re c o v e ry sq u ad in th e could be the deadliest w a t e r it. in appropriations. weekend of the year. The House calls it quits after Ready for House action after W A S H IN G T O N ( U P I ) - - T h e House C o m m e r c e C o m ­ U.S. the recess a re two of the m ore Corp. William C a rte r, leader The best way to prevent trouble a perfunctory session today. The m itte e T h u rsd ay added a tough section on t ir e s to Senate may hold a brief session controversial m easures of the an auto safety b ill, which its c h a irm a n said had of the squad, said, “ Our main is to learn to swim. But Just p u r p o s e i s t o prevent drown- knowing how to swim is not Friday. year. generated m ore dissension and p re ss u res than any When the two branches return One would extend the foreign- ings.” All squad m em bers are enough. One must be in swim­ he had known. to work on July 11, their deci­ aid program for two years with A ft e r a hot contest, the c om m ittee also voted to also w ater safety instructors and ming condition." He explained that a person is sions on some knotty issues well a price tag of about $8.2 billion, re ta in language r e s t r ic tin g power of the S e c r e ta ry they teach swimming classes in subject to appropriations in a in swim condition when his swim­ may be influenced by what the of C o m m e r c e to set safety standards on vehicles their spare time. m em bers find out back home la te r bill. of the type regulated by the Interstate C o m m e r c e C a r t b r ’ s s q u a d i s w e l l - ming m uscles a re in good shape during the re c e ss. The other would step up the C o m m is s io n (IC C ). Some m e m b ers feel this could prepared to handle any recovery and he is relaxed in the w ater. adm inistration’s a n t i p o v e r t y problem s. Men a re stationed all He added, "T he only way to get The target date for final ad­ c r ip p le the e n tire b ill. journment — barring unexpected program at a cost of $1.75 bil­ over the state. And they a re into swim condition is to swim aided by the latest in Scuba a lot.” developments—is early October, lion. If y o u a r e s w i m m i n g w l t h one month before the general Another sizzler being readied and dragging gear. Hospitals Refuse To Desegregate But as C arter explained, "Div­ someone who gets into trouble, elections in which all 435 House for House action is a new civil seats and 35 Senate seats will rights m easure with a hotly con­ ing is sometimes im practical.” C arte r had this advice: tested housing provision. It, too, W A S H I N G T O N (UPI)— a re mostly in the Deep South. When the w ater is murkey, the "Row, throw, tow, go. F irs t be filled. More than 600 hospitals fail­ J o h n G ardner, secretary Between now and then Con­ hasn’t been considered by the men must leave their Scuba gear try to row out to the swimmer in ed to comply with desegre­ of health, education and wel­ g ress must decide what to do Senate. behind and use dragging hooks trouble. If this isn’t possible, gation requirem ents in time fare, said his department to search for m issing bodies. throw something to him—a rope, about the foreign aid program , to qualify for participation will insist on stric t compli­ This year, 122 people have a sh irt, anything. Just don’t let civil rights, the w ar on poverty, The Questing Beast in the M edicare program on ance with the law, which lim­ died from w ater accidents in him grab you. urban development in a selected its opening day today. its M edicare participation to "If this doesn’t work, try to group of demonstration cities, 211 Abbott Road- Michigan, 21 just last weekend. The non-complying hospi­ hospitals which do not prac­ automobile safety, m i n i m u m Next to State Theatre As for who Is m ostly likely tow him in. If you can’t do this, tals, which rep resen t about tice racial discrim ination. wages, unemployment compensa­ Tues.-Sat., 10:30-5:30 to die, C arter said "M ost water go after him. But this is a last 8 p er cent of all U.S. hospi­ He emphasized that token deaths a re people under 20." re so rt. Many people get hurt tion, food for freedom, creation W ed.-'til 8:00, Closed Mon. tals eligible fo r M edicare, pledges a re not enough. The 15 to 19 age group and the or killed trying to save someone e lse ." C arte r naturally hopes there will be no drownlngs this week- Five MSU Coeds Compete Chemistry Prof Speaks Sunday For ‘Miss MichigaCrown Richard S. Nicholson, a ssist­ ant professor of chem istry, will Lake Lansing M iss Michigan of 1967 may be one of five MSU coeds who are Kathleen Longeway holds the title of Miss Oakland University, c e r Lee P rice, a retire d Florida industrialist and philanthropist; speak at the fourth International Congress on Polarography Sun­ Amusement Park a branch of Michigan State. Thomas Hensly, aide to the gov­ day in Prague, Czechoslovakia. O k e m o s and H a s le tt Road competing in the pageant this The 49 contestants compete in ernor of Tennessee and executive Nicholson will speak on "Theo­ 6 M iles E a s t of L a n sin g week in Muskegon. secretary' of the M iss Tennes­ evening gown, swim suit and tal­ ry and Application of Cyclic Vol­ Julie Ann Sudau, Mt. Clemens see p a g e a n t ; Sandra Simpson ta m m etry.” junior, entered the contest as M iss MSU. M iss Sudau, a music m ajor, was la s ty e a r’s Miss Lan­ ent categories. The judges for the pageant a re "S o lly '' Balano, chief casting Francke, a form er Miss Vermont and Miss Congeniality of the Miss The congress is being conduct­ ed to commemorate the 100th OPEN DAILY director of W arner Brothers Stu­ Am erica contest; and M rs. Leo anniversary of the Czechoslovak W e e k d a y H o u r s - 2 p . m . ’til 5 p . m . sing. Ryan, a Phoenix businesswoman. Chemical Society. The curren t M iss Lansing, dios in Hollywood; Colonel M er- 7 p . m . ’til c l o s i n g Annette A bram s, was firs t run­ W e e k e n d s & H o l i d a y s - 1 p . m ’t i l c l o s i n g ner-up in the Miss MSU pageant last y ear. M iss A bram s, a junior She’d N ever Blow a whole week’s who lives in Lansing, is an ac­ complished gymnast and dances Raise That 'Egg’ Closed Mondays w i t h several organizations on savings for a campus. ANN ARBOR [If)—Fred Wild, Nancy LeRoque is represent­ an Ann A rbor News pressm an, hit his golf ball into a clump of Sunday dinner date??? ing her home town as Miss Stur­ gis. She is a sophomore majoring tre e s on the 8th hole of the Ann back to black in in home economics. M iss Cass County, Sylvia Harp, A r b o r municipal golf course Wednesday. See The print corduroy is a June graduate who majored He couldn’t find it, until some­ in social science. Her home is Edwardsburg. Anne Tayne, who is competing body noticed a duck sitting on a nest nearby. Sure enough, when the duck was persuaded to move, % * by Evan Picone as Miss Flushing, will be a fresh ­ there was the ball, nestled among No h a l f m e a s u r e s h e r e . . . man in the fall. several eggs. go t o t a l l y E v a n P i c o n e f r o m G o ahead if you w ant to . B u t it’ s really not necessary. Nick’s V illa Venice h a t to A - l i n e h e m . C o t t o n T h e Gas Buggy Room a t Ja ck T a r H ote l is a p retty im pres­ sive place to take a date: good fo o d , a tm osph ere, friendly c o r d u r o y s u i t ja c k e t is F O R M E R L Y M A R IA ’ S lined, has m a n d a rin c o l­ s e rvic e . . . just sort o f a ll-around nice. Serving And when it comes to The B ig M o m e n t, y o u 'll probably l a r , y e l l o w b u t t o n s to e c h o Authentic Italian Foods have som e o f your w eek's savings le ft. Full-course dinners t h e h ue of t h e a l l - o v e r s ta rt at o nly $ 2 .7 5 . And th a t’ s a bit o f o ka y, right? s p a t t e r i n g of ti n y f l o w e r s . Steaks, Chops, Sea Food Dine a t th e Gas Buggy Room soon. It ’s a great w ay to begin Note: O rganizations May Make Reservations T ru ly P ic o n e ry at its b e st. P izza - In or Out an evening. F o r P icn ics, At Reduced Rates, By C a llin g . M i s s e s ’ s i z e s . S u it , $35. A n d , O f C o u r s e , Y o u r F a v o r ite FE 9-8221 M a t c h i n g s o u ’w e s t e r h a t , B e v e ra g e B a n q u e t F a c i l i t i e s A v a ila b le $7.98. Nick Laskaris P h o n e IV 9 -5 7 5 1 Every Wednesday is Family Night - after 7 P.M. Across fro m the S ta te C apitol Plenty of Free Porking 1810 S. Washington 4 M ichigan State N ews, East Lansing, Michigan F r id a y , July l , 1966 TO TRY FOR PISTONS Litwhiler’s Name L.A.Cuts Washington Finds It Rough By R O B E R T A Y A F IE State News Sports W r i t e r By JOE M IT C H Stan Washington, hampered by State News Sports W r i t e r freak injuries during a tryout with the Los Angeles Lakers of Baseball Coach Danny Lltwhil- the National Basketball Assn., e r must envy other coaches who will get a second crack at the a re named Bob Jones, Je rry pros when he v isits the Detroit Burns and Burt Smith. Pistons’ camp later this summer. They have names which a re easy to spell and pronounce. He Wa s 1; i n g t o n, a fourth-round he was playing ball at his for­ "I had thought the Lakers would doesn’t. draft pick of the Los Angeles m er high school gym when he w rite back, but they didn't. The In his 12 years of coaching club, was scheduled to attend the sprained his ankle. injuries were probably thè re a ­ college team s and 12 years in L akers’ camp with 11 other rook­ son I was cut.” Washington spent most of the the m ajor leagues, Litwhller has ies June 13-19. week on the coast in the L akers' W a s h i n g t o n w i l l v i s i t the yet to find his name consistently The day before his departure training room. He finally had Pistons' training camp in the pronounced or spelled correctly a chance to practice Friday, latte r part of July or beginning in newspapers and le tte rs. During the workout, he twisted of August. Though he is easily recogniz­ British his left knee. He was not asked back by the club, but received a letter from Also expressing interest in him are the Wilmington (Del.) Blue Bombers of the Eastern P ro ­ A .L . A L L - S T A R O U T F I E L D E R S — F ra nk Robinson (left), of the B a l t i m o r e O r i o l e s , ed as a person on the ball dia­ mond and known for his fame, the correct spelling of his name C O A C H L IP S W IT C H fessional Basketball League. T o n y O liv a (center) of the Minnesota Twins-, and Al K a l in e ( r i g h t ) o f the D e t r o i t has not made it that far. Top Brown them saying that, instead, they had passed him on to the Pistons, who were interested in seeing Washington had x-rays taken of the injured knee Thursday, T i g e r s were selected this week to the A m e ric a n League A l l - S t a r t eam. O n l y p itc h e rs re m a in to be selected to the team . The A l l - S t a r game is to be p l ayed in In all, Litw hller has counted 36 different spellings of his name. "Then he says ‘I now give you Danny Lipsw itch.’ ” Of the 36 incorrect names, him in action. St. Louis July 12. UPI Tel ephot o No telling how many ways it’s and is awaiting the medical r e ­ Litw hiler thinks Donny L iv er- CrewTeam I just want another oppor- tunity to show m yself,” Stan port before making definite plans. He said that the ankle is still SEEKS POST SEASON WIN been pronounced. "Even though the spelling is often wrong,” he said, “ the pro­ w urst is one of the funniest. " I was introduced on a radio HENLEY-ON-THAMES, Eng­ said. swollen. show,’’ he re c a lls. "It was a n u n ciatio n of Litw hiler is get­ p a rt-tim e sp o rtsw riter who said land 1 —B ritain’s Tideway Scul­ ting closer. lers School defeated Brown Uni­ he was in terested in sports. ‘‘After 35 years of the name versity by about 1 - 2 lengths I hursday in the Grand Challenge Cup for elght-oared crews in the Daugherty Heads South Kobs (John Kobs, who wasMSU's baseball coach for 39 years be­ fore Litw hiler took over) this "His full-tim e job was a but­ cher though. He introduced me as Danny L iv erw u rst.” Litw hller, whose good sense of Henley Royal Regatta. Head F o o t b a l l Coach Duffy bama, defensive halfback Nick straight national college crown name is tough for the fans of R assas of Notre Dame and place last fall. humor makes him one of the most The British crew took an ear­ Daugherty left Thursday morning Michigan State and baseball.” SCOREBOARD for Atlanta, Ga., where he will kicker C h a r l e s G o g o l a k of Some of the other noteworthy Litwhiler says that most of liked coaches at MSU, says he ly lead and held it to win in six finds it quite amusing and a hobby coach the East team in the annual Princeton. linemen for D a u g h e r t y a r e the m isspelled versions of his minutes, 41 seconds over the A M E R I C A N L E A G UE N AT IO N A L LEAGUE of his to collect the nam es. All-Am erican football game July Running for Daugherty in the George Rice and Dave McCor­ name have come while he has m ile and 550-yard course on the ” 1 hope it is tru e ,” he says, W L PC T . G3 W L PCT, G9 9. backfield a re Billy Clay of Mis­ mick, two L o u i s i a n a S t a t e been the Spartan mentor for three Thames. "th at ‘A rose by any other name sissippi, Joe Labrusso of Louis­ tackles; guards A r r i n g t o n of y e ars. Baltim ore 49 25 .662 . . . San F ra n cisc o 47 28 .629 It is the second post-season sm ells as sw eet,’ because I have E a r l i e r E a s t Germany’s Turn iana State and Roger Bird of N otre Dame, and Singer of P u r­ TIGERS 44 27 .620 3-1/2 Pittsburgh 42 29 .592 3 game this year for the popular “ But,” he adds, ‘‘it was down lots of other nam es.” Und Sports Club of Berlin beat Kentucky. due; and ends Tommy Tolloson Cleveland 42 29 .592 5-1/2 Los Angeles 41 32 .562 MSU coach, who lost his firs t at Florida State where I became Here is the list of the 36-m is- Britain’s Thames Rowing Club Holding down the quarterback­ of Alabama and Charles Casey California 38 35 .521 10 Philadelphia 39 34 .534 one e a rlie r this year—a 14-12 i n t r i g u e d over the m isspelling spelled names of Spartan Coach in the first round of the Grand ing jobs for the East a re Preston of Florida. Minnesota 35 37 .486 13 Houston 39 35 .527 7-1/2 defeat to UCLA In the Rose Bowl and mispronounciations.” Danny Litw hiler: Challenge competition, prem ier Ridlehuber of Georgia and Steve The West team also will have a Chicago 33 38 .465 14-1/2 Cincinnati 36 36 .500 9-1/2 at Pasadena, Calif. He recalls the event when he event of the regatta. The East Sloan, the Atlanta Falcon rookie talented team. M r . D e t w e ile r New York 31 38 .449 15-1/2 St. Louis 34 38 .472 11-1/2 was called Danny Lipswitch: G e rm a n s won by four lengths in Daugherty, since b e c o m i n g who guided Alabama to a second Heading the list of players a re M r s . Danny L e t r o b e le r Kansas City 31 41 .431 17 Atlanta 34 43 .442 14 6:56. head coach at MSU in 1954, hard-running backs Donny An­ "It was at a banquet,” he said. Danny L ie h t w e ile r Washington 31 44 .413 18-1/2 New York 29 40 .420 15 "T his lawyer, I think it was, has been chosen six p r e v i o u s derson of Texas Tech and Mike Coach Daniel W. L ip w h ile r The East Germans will meet Boston 26 47 .356 22-1/2 Chicago 23 49 .319 22-1/2 G arrett of Southern California. was saying how great a player I Dan L it r u b u t e r the Olympic champion Vesper tim es for post-season coaching The A ll-Star game, expected w as, comparing me to Babe Ruth Danny L it w ild e r Boat Club of Philadelphia in the honors. to draw over 30,000, will begin and Loug Gehrig, calling me a M r . Dan D e tw e ile r semifinals Friday. Vesper drew at 9 p.m . and will be nationally leading educator. . . really laying Dann L i t r o n i l e r He has coached three North a first round bye. American e n t r i e s , including Intramural News team s in the North-South Shrine game and two East squads in the televised. it on. Daniel W . L e tiv h e le r M r . Danny T it w h ile r H a r v a r d ’ s lightweights, were A no-hitter and a one-hitter The only b atter to get a hit annual East-W est Shrine affair. M r . D e tw ild e r successful in other events. D e a r M r . L u tw h ile r Harvard led all the way in beating B ritain’s Molesey Boat featured Wednesday night’s IM softball schedule. Jim Litwin of the Impressions off Flood, Bob Rovably, was out He handled the college a ll-s ta rs attempting to steal second. in the 1959 Hula Bowl. Wright’s 71 Leads M r . Danny L it s h il e r M r . Danny D it w e ile r Club by 1-1/2 lengths in the sec­ Abbott scored twice in the Daugherty, who was chosen Coach L i t w i l l e r didn’t allow a McDonel Hall hit ond round of the Thames Cup. The Harvard eight was timed in as his team won, 11-1. The Im­ p ressio n s, with a seven-hit total, first and three tim es in the ” C o a c h -O f-T -h e -Y e a r” by the fourth. Football W riters Assn. of Am er­ ica at the end of the 1965 sea­ Female Golf Tourney L ittle w h ile r Danny L it h w a t e r Dennis L it w a l e r scored twice in the first and sec­ In other gam es, Tony s’ Boys son, has a talented, 29-man team Washington and Lee H.S. of ond innings, once in the thirdand MINNEAPOLIS ,P —Four-tim e 36-35. She bagged four birdies, M r . Danny L it w h s le r beat Owens, 6-0, the Hot Dogs to run against players west of Arlington, Va., and Halycon of six tim es in the fourth. champion Mickey Wright, last while taking three bogeys dur­ Coach L ith e w ild e r whipped Communicators, 12-2, the M ississippi R iver. 3 t. Paul’s, Concord, N.H., won Abbott’s Jack Flood limited a winner in 1964, fashioned a ing her sub p a r round. M r . Dan L u tw h ile r University V i l l a g e topped the second round races in the P rin ­ Apt. 11 to one hit and faced the one-under par 71 for the early C losest to Miss Wright with M r . Danny L it w id e r Z eros, 7-1, and the Paperbacks Heading the list are Jim G ra- cess Elizabeth Cup for school­ minimum number of 15 batters firs t round lead in the $20,000 about one-third of the 103 player Donny L iv e r w u r s t won over the Owen O ldsters, bowskl, All-American fullback Danny Lipswitch boy eights. in a 5-0 victory. U.S. Women’s Open GolfTourna- field home was am ateur Sharon 6-1. from Illinois, and three Spar­ Danny L itah ilen ment Thursday. M iller of M arshall, Mich., with tans—defensive end Bob Vlney Such other form er champions a three over par 75. D .W . L it w n i l e r THE P IC T U R E YOU and guards Ron Goovert and Har­ as Betsy Rawls, Louise Suggs Other early finishers included Danny L it c h e la r n CT3Jm a HAVE B EE N H E A R IN G old L ucas—who a c c o m p a n i e d and Patty Berg, as well as this pro Ruth Jessen with 76; Judy M r . Daniel L it w h y le r [ ■ D rive-In T heatre h j «• A B O U T ON T .V . ALSO RADIO Daugherty to the game. Including Grabowski, there a re y e a r’s leading money winner, Kathy Whitworth, failed to crack 80 as the new par 36-36-72 Torluemke and am ateur Peggy Conley of Spokane, Wash., tied at 77; M isses Whitworth and M r . Danny L i t r o b i l e r M r . Danny L i t h i l e r Daniel W. L e tw h e le r South Cotter a l J o lly Road TU 2-2479 seven All-Am ericans on the team Hazel tine National Club course Berg notched at 80; and Miss M r . Daniel L it m e y e r —end Charlie Casey of Florida, played as tough as expected. Rawls, A ustralia’s M argie Mas­ Daniel L it w h it e r NOW THRU TUES. (2) COLOR HITS! guards Dick Arrington of Notre Even three-putting the 18th te rs and am ateur Jeanie Butler Danny L e ftn h ild e r Dame and Karl Singer of Purdue, for a bogey five, M iss Wright of Harlingen, Tex., deadlocked M r . Dan L i t w r i l e r EXCLUSIVE FIRST LANSING SHOWING! centers Frank Emanuel of Ten­ manhandled the heavily trapped at 81. M r . 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By ROBE RT A Y A F I E Despite his duties as chair­ pebbles and put men and mice have to double our food produc­ Calling for a redefinition and State News Staff W r i t e r man, however, Mead has al­ on the moon a re sheer lunacy” tion overnight. a new appraisal of our alm s, ways made tim e fo r students. and examples of "sublim e ir r e ­ "E ducators have desperately B orgstrom told his audience, "It C. David Mead, professor of " I ’ve never allowed adminis­ sponsibility," in view of the food failed to make it clear that this is up to you as educationalists English, said that his real pro­ tration to close m e off,” he shortage in the world today. is the true situation of an over- to awake the w orld.” fession and obligation is that of said. "T h is job has been an George B orgstrom , professor a teacher. interesting and enjoyable exper­ of food science and geography Mead, form erly chairm an of ience, though. T here’s a certain and noted authority on world the English Dept., has resigned his adm inistrative post so as to devote all his energies towards excitement in trying to build and improve a department, sim ­ ila r to developing minds. "T h ere a re some reg rets, of food reso urces, called for a new reorganization of o u r w o r l d views. CORE Adopting teaching and writing. Borgstrom spoke at the second co u rse,” he continued. "When Militant Stand “ I wanted to devote m ore time convocation of the College of Ed­ to the students and do m ore w rit­ you 're in a job seven years as ucation Thursday at the Erickson ing," Mead explained. I’ve been you form attachments Kiva. Educators and school ad­ While serving as chairman, for it. Making the decision to m inistrato rs as well as students BALTIMORE, Md. (UPI)—The housing and police m alpractice." Mead never completely gave up leave was a hard choice, but heard him say that the failure The Baltim ore c h a p t e r of teaching, but found him self r e ­ each year you get m ore and m ore O P E R A T IO N B E N T L E Y — Si nce June 14, 97 st u de nt s have been i n v o l v e d in moc k C o n g r e s s of Racial Equality of education today is the view of CORE, in a drive to gain homes stricted in te rm s of tim e and eager to retu rn to classes and governments of county and st at e l eve l , as t h ey p a r t i c i p a t e d i n O p e r a t i o n B e n t l ey , (CORE) plans to emphasize a new the world as an abundant one. for Negroes In the middle Incom.e energy. w riting.” designed to f a m i l i a r i z e s tudent s wi th p r o c e s s e s o f g o v e r n m e n t o p e r a t i o n s . militant stand for total racial "W e need a crash program in equality through "black power” bracket, has been picketing on "A s chairm an, I always taught term s of education and politics,” weekends since 1965 at Horizon during its national convention a class each te rm ," he explain­ Borgstrom said. "Education is House, a high rise apartm ent opening here Friday, ed. “ Often these w ere graduate courses, though, with perhaps RESIDENCE HALL PROGRAMS the selection of the important facts—we have made the wrong Underlining its new brand of militancy, CORE national direc­ building. CORE leaders vow that picketing will continue until Ne­ 10 or 11 students. I’ve delib­ one.” gro occupancy Is accepted in that tor Floyd B. McKissick said the erately taught courses like 380 Complex9Needs Evaluated Borgstrom points out that our civil rights organization decided building. and 443 just to be able to have already ravaged n a t u r a l re ­ to hold Its 1966 convention in this T here a re approximately 400,- the contact with a large class. sources a re collapsing under the city, which CORE leaders say is 000 Negroes in Baltimore out of Mead recently requested, and weight of a population that daily potentially one of the most ex­ adds a city the size of Nashville a total population of about 950,- was granted by the Board of plosive racial areas In Amerla. 000. T rustees, perm ission to drop How about putting in a c a r rie r- director of residence hall pro­ counselors so they can spend Adams said. Each has unique to its num bers. E arlier this year, CORE des­ the title of chairm an. P rio r to postal service between the living- grams, said. m ore time working with students. problems. Some 2,000 m illion people in ignated Baltim ore as Its 1966 The Negro unemployment rate taking the post in 1959, Mead learning complexes to speed up Since each complex operates —R e s e a r c h facilities f o r In the living-learning com­ the world today are suffering "ta rg e t city” because It was In the "ta rg e t city” is said to had devoted his full tim e to official mail? nearly on its own, the office of faculty in the complexes. plexes, the assistant dean in the from m alnutrition or undernutri­ felt p r o b l e m s here "cen ter be twice that of the white com­ area, the head resident adviser tion, Borgstrom said. He noted teaching. Or how a b o u t putting more student affairs has let the rep­ President John A. H a n n a h , around employment, education, munity. counselors in each living-learn­ resentatives of each complex in­ Provost Howard R. Neville and and the business manager have He was voted chairm an by the departm ent for a five-year term . ing complex? clude what they consider impor­ Philip J . May, vice president equal say. Box Office Open F r i. & Sat. tant in the report, Adams said. for business and finance, as well Brody group set up a govern­ At its expiration, the department Or how about setting up more as complex representatives, may ing board on which rep resen ta­ at 6:30 research facilities for faculty The faculty, advisers and man­ named Hazard Adams, also an New! English p ro fesso r, to the post. in each complex? agement drawing up each report be involved in drawing up sug­ tives of the students, the faculty 3-C olor-H its Those a re some of the ideas were advised to take student com - gestions and putting improve­ and the staff have equal vote. Self-Service - Adams, however, was lured that a re blowing in the wind as ' ments into account. ments into effect in the dorm i­ “The living-learning unit fos­ 4 Miles E. of MSU to the University of California’s the Office of Student Affairs looks So far in prelim inary conver­ tories. te rs a little bit of snobbishness Restaurant EAST L A N S IN O On M-43 campus at Ervine, where he took at the needs of the complexes sations. several suggestions have Each living-learning complex but it also gives the student an an identical position, and Mead this sum m er. already been tossed into the ring has developed along its own lines. indentity with a sm aller group,” agreed to stay on as chairman The faculty, staff and manage­ for discussion: for two additional years. ment from each living-learning —A c a rrie r service to be set up between living-learning com­ Mead said that he feels that complex will turn in a report most p rofessors who, like him­ by today evaluating each unit’s plexes to speed up communication self, serve in adm inistrative po­ needs. between faculty, staff and student Committee Tackles H O lû ( « ...y o u V e n e v e r h ^ ^ s e e n With these prelim inary reports leaders there. ^ £ yfi\\der fun! sitions for a lim ited tim e then retu rn to " th e ir life’s work, in hand, m em bers of the Office teaching and scholarship." of Student A ffairs will begin dis­ for The campus m ail is too slow the m ore offical communica­ Safety Proposal cussing what improvements could tions, Adams said. version through separate amend­ " I t’s v e r y fru stratin g ," he go into effect in the living-learn­ —Occupational lib raries, un­ WASHINGTON T —The House said. "If you can’t surrender all ing complexes in the next few der a librarian who is an oc­ Commerce Committee, making ments. your enthusiasm for w riting and cupational specialist, to be set slow p ro gress on auto safety years. The m atter was complicated teaching, you’ll be fru strated as legislation, tackled Thursday a Copies of the prelim inary r e ­ up in the complexes. by adoption of an amendment an adm inistrator. I’ve never been ports will go to John A. Fuzak, —A library in the Brody area. proposal to strengthen a Senate- by Rep. Leo W. O’Brien, D- able to give them up. —More places, especially in passed bill requiring uniform vice president for student af­ N.Y., that would prevent the sec­ tire standards. "1 have some special in ter­ fairs; to Edward A. Carlin, dean Brody, for informal gatherings Amendments before the com­ retary in setting standards to e sts—Zen and Haiku—and always of U niversity College, and to for faculty, staff and students. mittee would require manufac­ Vary substantially from any now have students come in to talk Em ery G. F o ste r, manager of "Things are too f o r m a l l y provided by the Interstate Com­ stru ctu red ," Adams said. "The tu re rs to show clearly on the about them,” he said. “ As ch air­ dorm itory and food services. tire how much weight it is ex­ m erce C o m m i s s i o n for the man, 1 found my tim e was con­ "W e’re pulling in our staff faculty could use a coffee area trucks, buses and other vehicles and seeing what’s been going on where they can relax together.” pected to c a rry and how many siderably le ss. I’ve also wanted it regulates. —More counselors, at least plys it contains. to work with a la rg e r number of these last few years and where The committee also has to de­ rogram Information 4S2-3905 grad students and doctoral can­ we shoul d be going in these next three in an area, and more r e ­ didates.” few y e a rs ,” Donald V. Adams, ception and clerical help for cide whether to incorporate the tire provision in its comprehen­ coot sive auto safety m easure or keep JU it in a separate bill as did the 1:45, 4:25, 7:00, TODAY New Education Degree To Go Senate. The Senate m easure, ap­ proved in March, would direct the secretary of com m erce to 9:45 P.M .-Sun. Thru Thurs. 1:25, 4:00, 6:55, 9:45 P.M. issue standards within two years. Between Master’s And Doctor’s Committee proponents of tough auto safety legislation continue Did ^ou ever hare ly in May. Y'ale calls it a m aster A sim ilar doctors of a rts de­ to express confidence despite one o f those days votes by the group this week By G E O F F R E Y G O U L D ‘ AP E d u c a t i o n W r i t e r of philosophy degree, or M, Phil, gree was proposed by a special against adopting the Senate bill when nothing HEAR, for short. The University of Michigan com m ittee at the University of California at Berkeley, which and against specific language that goes righfcf To Avoid" WASHINGTON UP) — Something would bring trucks under provi­ spent 10 months studying the Other cfo-Qo, new has been added to the world soon followed. It will award a sions calling for establishment of of graduate education—an in ter­ sim ilar recognition for those who problem s of student unrest there. IT S A P LO T! new c ar safety standards. 'H old On” Shown 2nd at 11:20 mediate degree between the m as­ have gone beyond the require­ But it has met opposition at The proponents say a good deal Berkeley by faculty mem bers who ...to make the te r ’s and doctor of philosophy. m ents of a m aster’s degree, of the Senate bill is expected to 2nd G re a t Color F e a tu r e at 8:47 Yale University was the firs t but have not completed the for­ say it would undercut the value be incorporated into the House world die to announce the new degree e a r- mal dissertation required for a of a Ph.D. ^ laughing!! Ph.D. Program Info. 332-0944 Program Info. 485-6485 Michigan calls it a candidate Dean Stephen H. Spurr of the certificate, meaning it is award­ Michigan Graduate School said 60bi m y f e r r a s i Now At 1:30-4:05- 6:45-9:10 P.M. ed to candidates for Ph.D. L ater Michigan is expected to convert this to candidate degree. " th e re is great need for this de­ g ree. The candidate’s certificate is proposed to give not only re c ­ ognition to the many students nm NOW SHOWING ■V:'T The Ph.D. is the highest de­ 1:30-4:10-6:45-9:25 / who have completed all their BLAZING A PATH g ree a university graduate school requirem ents for the Ph.D. ex­ OF TRIUMPH ACROSS can aw ard. It c a rrie s with it the cachet of putting " D r.” before the name. cept for the dissertation, but also to meet the needs of stu­ oneoi memost THE MIRISGH CORPORATION f THREE CONTINENTS! .COLUMBIA PICTURES p-esents- It takes a minimum of three y ears to win a Ph.D. in any field, and often four or five dents who wish to become thor­ oughly exposed to a specialized subject and yet who are not in­ startlingtwistsot ‘THE flUSSIAHS ARE COMINft y e a rs—or longer—including the terested in the type of scholar­ ship required by the doctoral fate you have ever a ll- im p o r ta n t dissertation, or lengthy research paper. d issertatio n ." experienced THE flUSSIAHS Yale’s M. Phil, degree will take two years of study, and At Yale, Graduate Dean John ARE COMIHfc’ GEORGE SEGAL will become effective for stu­ dents entering graduate school P e rry M iller said " fo r over a decade there have been demands in the fall of 1968. that our leading graduate schools A L A N L A D D J E A N A R T H U R V A N H E F L IN Michigan is a member of the establish a new degree which «GEORG E S Tor E V E N S ’ production Big Ten of Midwest universities, represents substantially great­ e r achievement than the typical S I IA N E and the deans of graduate schools c m tm M B R A N D O N D E W IL D E «mt* J A C K P A L A N C E of the other Big Ten m em bers m aster of a rts or m aster of sci­ ■CMJOHNSON•"IDGa AdNdit BU CHANAN•RRODUCEOANOSMOlB EC ! • GUTMBlE J* ence degree, but which places ionalOlACOOU* EB •TBE AO SEB VO D GN EO TR HG EENSO TV EEV LENS•JA BV IC CRWIN SCR MIA AfV r««IV already have approved in prin­ le ss emphasis upon research than TECHNICOLOR® IIIQuuAwm « RfitASt A , cipal the idea of an interm ed­ iate degree. the Ph.D ." 3rd E x c itin g C o lo r F e a tu r e Shown Last - tk e From Russia, Beirut, London, Ml 11 « l - H Ü U )WL JN-MA! il IT 1,11!UMS CARL REINER EVA MARIE SAINT F L IG H T ALANARKIN BRIAN KEITH Rome and Bybloa with LOVE! 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Furnished, all utili­ • AUTOMOTIVE CORVET*rE 1965 red with white 5-7/6 August. Excellent in English, ties paid. Ideal for three or spar-nylon sail. Must sacrifice. • EMPLOYMENT top. Beautiful condition. $2900. t y p i n g and transcribing r e ­ four students. Call IV 5-4514, Call 313-878-9706. 5-7/6 P A P E E T E , Tahita(UPI)— ranging up to 100-kilotons. They • FOR RENT Phone ED 2-5096. 5-7/7 Auto Service & Parts quired. S o m e knowledge of 332-6189. 3-7/1 STUDY DESKS, sm all chests, French scientists Thursday w ere will Include a “ s o u p e d - u p ” NEW BATTERIES. E x c h a n g e shorthand required. W rite Box roll-aw ays, & bunk beds. New reported ready to trigger an atom ic device expected to be the • FOR SALE DODGE DART Pioneer I9 60. TWO BEDROOM apartm ents for p rice from $7.95. New sealed B-2 stating qualifications, ex­ & used m attresses—all sizes. atom ic device, but natives in this forerunner of F ran ce’s firs t H- • LOST & FOUND Pow er steering. New rubber, lease. A ir conditioned, luxury. beams, 9 9 Salvage c a rs, large pected term of employment, and Study lamps, typew riters, tape sleepy port 700 m iles from the bomb. • PERSONAL plus snow tire s . Recent tune- Summer only, fall option. Con­ stock used p a rts. ABC AUTO salary desired. 5-7/5 rec o rd ers, m etal w ardrobes, blast site appeared unconcerned. That blast is anticipated in • PEANUTS PERSONAL up, shocks, brake lining, etc. tact Fidelity Realty im m ediate­ PARTS, 613 E. South St. IV 5- HIGH SCHOOL g ir l' to babysit portable TV sets, large selec­ The test was described by in­ September when French P re s i­ • REAL ESTATE All for $295. 3707 E. Hiawatha ly. 332-5041. 5-7/6 1921. C in our MSU apartm ent. Phone tion new & used electric fans. form ed sources as “ im m inent.” dent C harles de Gaulle is sched­ • SERVICE D rive, Okemos. 3-7/6 355-7965 after 5:30. 3-7/1 FEMALE TEACHER or gradu- Everything for the home. WIL­ Gen. P ie rre Billotte, French uled to visit the a re a . • TRANSPORTATION FAlRLANE 1956 4 - d o o r V-8. ENGINE l£60 Volkswagen. Re- ate student to share 2-bedroom COX SECOND HAND STORE, m inister of overseas te rrito rie s, A target date of late 1967 or WANTED Best offer. Call 351-5393 after cent valvS Job. $125. Phone 882- TEMPORARY JOBS for students, apartment with s a m e . Phone 509 E. Michigan, Lansing. Phone flew to the Gambler Islands atoll early 1968 has been set for the 6 p.m . 3-7/5 1436. 3-7/6 student wives - needed im­ 339-8779. 1-7/1 IV 5-4391, 8-5:30 p.m . C of Rikitea, where he planned to i n i t i a l H-bomb explosion by DEADLINE FALCON 1961 s t a t i o n w a g o n . ACCIDENT PROBLEM? C a l l mediately. Stenographers, AVAILABLE NOW near campus. PHOTO EQUIPMENT Keystone watch the blast from a distance France, which already has con­ Good condition, no rust. For KALAMAZOO STREET BODY draftsman, general labor. P a rt- 1 P.M. one class day be* Pleasant 2-man, furnished. 332- of 300 m iles. ducted four announced nuclear SHOP. Small d e n t s to large full time. Kelly Services, 400 8mm movie cam era. Brownie fore publication. further information, 355-6169 5374. 3-7/6 “ I want to be close to the na­ tests in the a ir and an estim ated wrecks. American and foreign South Washington. 482-1277. 8mm projection screen and film o r 355-8089 after 5 p.m . 3-7/5 tive population at the time of the 10 or 20 underground blasts that Cancellations • 12 noon one c a rs. Guaranteed work. 482- 5-7/6 Houses splicer. $50. 355-3076. 3-7/1 FORD Galaxie 1964 500 con- explosion,” said Billotte as he never have been confirmed. All class day before publication 1286. 2628 E. Kalamazoo. C FIRST QUALITY m aterials and left Papeete. He said he planned w ere c arried out near Reggane vertible. V-8 cruis-o-m atic, NEW BATTERIES. E x c h a n g e For Rent ROOM 1/2 DOUBLE $10 week workmanship. Large fram e se­ power steering, radio, white without cooking, $12 week with to stay at Rikitea until wind in the Sahara D esert. PHONE p rice from $7.95. New sealed TV RENTALS for students. Eco­ lection. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, conditions w ere perfect for the sidewalls, wheel covers, many nomical rates by the t e r m cooking. M a l e s . Good study 416 Tussing Building. Phone IV beam s, 996. Salvage c a rs,la rg e 355-8255 other extras. Jet black with stock used p a rts. ABC AUTO o r month. UNIVERSITY TV facilities. 337-0881, after 5p.m . 2-4667. C blast. RATES 1 DAY............ S I.50 matching i n t e r i o r and top, $1,795. SIGNS FORD SALES, 162 VV. Grand River, William- PARTS, 613 E. South St. IV 5- 1921. RENTALS. 484-9263. C5-7/5 C Apartments ________ LAKE MICHIGAN, two lovely cot- tages. Two and four bedroom. 3-7/5 FOR WEDDING a n d practical shower gifts, see ACE HARD­ The m inister apparently hoped to quiet protests from critics who said the test would spread radio­ LiquorVeto ston. 655-2191. C3-7/1 WARE’S s e l e c t i o n s . 201 E. active fallout over Polynesia's 3 DAYS......... ¿3.00 Scooters & Cycles NEW: TWO-bedroom apartment P rivate beach. Phone 355-0877. 5 DAYS......... ¿5.00 (based on 15 words per ad) MUSTANG 1965, 289 V- 8 , 3- 1$$8 LAMBRETTA scooter. 125 speed, 18,000 m i l e s . Light cc. Good condition. Must sell. available for immediate occu­ pancy. One block from campus. 5-7/7 Grand R iver, a c r o s s from Union. Phone ED 2-3212. C WAIT -LOOK at room s io r men. ENGLISH LI GHT - WE I GHT 3- paradise. W e d n e s d a y , Tahitians cele­ brated a l o c a l holiday. They 'Weakens’ m etallic blue, very clean. $1795. Phone 332 - 6984 . 5-7/1 Fully furnished, a ir conditioned. Cooking, sum m er ra te s. One s p e e d bicycles. $39.77 full seemed as c arefree as ever and O ver 15, 10c per w ord, per There will be a 50c service day. 351-4199. 3-7/5 BENELLI of LANSING has your OLDSMOBILE 1960 , 85,"''2-cloor 200 cc road bike ready for test Special sum m er rate. 332-0255. 5-7/8 block from campus. 332-2195 after 5:30. 5-7/7 p rice . R ental-purchase term s available. We also have tennis oblivious to prospects of the blast. Controls ond bookkeeping choree it sedan. Automatic, very clean. tria l at your convenience. We NEAR CAMPUS, sum m er term . racquets, golf balls, badminton France proceeded with its test Phone 641-6810. 5-7/8 East Side Apts. LANSING (JPl—A veto by Gov. this ad is not paid within a re giving a free helmet with Five room furnished; parking. birdies, gifts and housewares. plans despite an almost world­ George Romney will only add to o ne week. OLDSMOBILE 1965 F-SS wagon. every purchase during June. two bedrooms for 3, $50.00 Monthly or weekly. Reasonable. ACE HARDWARE, acro ss from wide m oratorium on above - t h e p r o b l e m of drinking by V-6 stick. 14,000 m iles. P ro ­ STRATTON SPORT CENTER, each. 4, $45.00 each. Also 332-8903 after 6 p.m . 3-7/6 the Union. ED 2-3212. C ground nuclear explosions. Red m inors, a spokesman for the fessor going overseas. 424 W. 1915 E. M i c h i g a n Avenue., 1 bedroom at $125 for 1 China is the only other nation WANTED ONE man for 4-bed­ BICYCLE SALES, rentals and state’s liquor licensees claimed The State News does not Willard. TU 2-0319. 3-7/5 Phone IV 4-4411. or 2 persons. No children which has disregarded the Nu­ perm it racial or religious room. Two baths, two kitchens. services. A l s o used. EAST Thursday. or pets. Phone IV 9-1017. cle a r Test Ban T reaty. discrimination in i t s ad­ OPEL 1966. Good condition. Eco- 440 Park Lane. 332-3617, 337- LANSING C Y C L E , 1215 E. Romney vetoed a bill aimed nomical to run. New tires. Must Aviation LUXURY FURNISHED a p a r t ­ 9412.___________________ 5-7/6 Grand River. Call 332-8303. C E v a c u a t i o n of 2,000 troops at protecting the liquor se lle rs vertising c o l u m n s . The from the test site at the tiny sell. $150. Call Mary. 332- LEARN TO FLY at our Govern- ment; E a s t Lansing; 2 bed­ TWO B E D R O O M completely 196)5 ENCYCLOPEDIA A m e r i - in cases w here m inors present State News will not accept coral atoll of Mururoa was ex­ 3570. 3-7/1 ment licensed school with ex­ room s; free a ir conditioning; furnished house. F o r sum m er cana with 1964-1965-I966year- false credentials to buy drinks. advertising from persons pected to b e completed l a t e PLYMOUTH 1^63, State Police perienced instructors. It’s easy 1 block from campus; reduced only. Students or couple. $150 ly volumes added, includes 2 The governor said the bill discrim inating against re ­ Thursday, leaving only techni­ pursuit special. Top mechanical and fun. ’ Open Every dayl For sum m er rent. 351-4484. 3-7/5 month. Call ED 2-4541. 3-7/1 volumes dictionary set, in new would “ seriously weaken con­ ligion, race, color or na­ cians. They will trig g er the blast tional origin. condition, r a d i o , good tire s. the best, come to FRANCIS ONE MAN needed' to share 2 condition. $150. Call M rs. Harke tro l over sales to m inors.” SIX CHEM grad students over "24 from concrete bunkers on the Sacrifice $750. TU 2-6375. AVIATION. Call IV 4-1324 for man luxury apt. Lowebrooke 332-6503. 3-7/6 Eddy Shepherd, coordinator for years ol d, d esire furnished atoll southeast of Papeete. 3-7/5 an appointment now. q A rm s, $80 month. Call 355- the Michigan Licensed Beverage house to rent. September 66- The comparatively low yield Assn., said b ar owners and em­ A u to m o tiv e PON'TlAC 1965 GTO, 2 -d o o r, 7072. 3-7/5 June 67. Call 353-2256. 3-7/1 Animals A-bomb will be exploded firs t in Employment FURNISHED APARTMENT, two p60Dl!!E P U P P I E S , m iniature ployes now would be reluctant to CADILLAC 1961 turquoise coupe. hardtop. 4-speed, radio, heater, the a ir, p rim arily to test equip­ bedroom, e x t r a larg e, $125 Rooms fem ales. Phone 337-0858. 1-7/1 prosecute m inors with false iden­ All power. Real sharp inside tri-pow er positraction, 10,000 WE NEED 4 men between now/ ment on neighboring i s l a n d s , monthly. Available u n t i l Sept­ tification b e c a u s e t h e y would and out. $1275. Call 882-3018. m iles. Drafted. Phone 485-4582. September 1st. C ar necessary. PLEASANT, PRIVATE room with SIAMESE KITTENS, eight weeks, ships and a irc ra ft. Other tests em ber 20, East Michigan, IV them selves be im plicated. 3-7/5 ________________________ 3-7/5 Call 332-3506. 9 a .m ./ noon private e n t r a n c e in luxury seal point purebred. Beautiful. a re planned la te r with bombs He said the liquor licensees only. 5-7/7 5-2506. 3-7/5 CHEVROLET 1959 automatic 6. RAMBLER 1964 American ¿66, apartm ent. Laundry facilities. One male and three female. had been p repared to launch an excellent c o n d i t i o n , 2-door, WANTED: Sophomore o r Junior FURNISHED TWO-bedroom, air T hree blocks f r o m campus, Reasonable. OR 6-1862. 3-7/1 Pennsylvania c a r, good tire s . intensive drive against such vio­ $300. Call 332-2660. 3-7/5 radio. Just m arried, must sell with a car. Steady employment conditioned. Summer or Fall. parking. Room for one or two. Transportation lations. extra car this week. Sacrifice. Call 337-2080 after 2 p.m . 5-7/7 $60/month. Sublet for sum m er Personal with State News delivery. Call tflDER WANTED: from Pontiac CHEVROLET 1951, 2-door. Good tire s, excellent transportation. F irs t $50 takes it. Call 355- $890 . 482-7107 tonight or week­ end. TRIUMPH 1^65 Spitfire. Green 351-4540 or 355-8299. 1-7/1 LEGAL SECRETARY, opening in August. Excellent in English, 5-7/7 STOP-LOOK-summer rent for four g irls. Cook-outs in back­ yard. After 5:30, 332-2195. o r school year. 332-2566. Ask •YES, NEJAC rents TV’s for P en- for W. Johnson. 3-7/1 nies a day. F re e service and SINGLES — D O U B L E S avail- delivery. S a m e day s e r v i c e or area to MSU and back daily. Call 334-9618. 3-7/6 Dinner 0854. 3-7/1 with black top. New tire s , good condition. Phone 332-8472. t y p i n g and transcribing re­ quired. S o m e knowledge of EAST SIDE for two male gradu- 5-7/7 able sum m er/fall term s. $8 a guaranteed. Call 482-0624 right week sum m er. Kitchen facilities now I C BLOOD Wanted DONORS needed, $6 for Honors VOLKSWAGEN REPAIRS VOLKSWAGEN 1958. Body good. Mechanically top notch, beige, 3-7/5 shorthand required. Write Box B-2 stating qualifications, ex­ pected term of employment, and ate students. Share with two others for s u m m e r session. Clean, furnished. Includes utili­ available. Contact L es, 351- SECONDARY TEACHERS needed 4490. LARGE COOL fully furnished 5-7/6 for interview by education stu­ RH positive, $7, $10, or $12 for RH n e g a t i v e . DETROIT dent. Phone M rs. Geyer at 355- BLOOD SERVICE, INC. 1427 E. Retiree salary desired. 5 -7 /6 ties $35 each. Phone 351-4428. room s; hot and cold w ater in C arl L. Strong, national pio­ Inspections & Tune-ups roof rack. $350. Phone 355- 4680 o r 355-5902. 3-7/5 Michigan Ave. Hours 9-4 Mon­ 3-7/5 neer in insurance education, re ­ New L L'sec Engines 5914. 3- 7/6 ADDITIONAL INCOME. Average each; singles $10; doubles $7.50; day and Tuesday; 12-7 T h u rs­ tire d today a fte r 17 years at Specialized Repair Service VOLKSWAGEN 1961 , many ex­ $2 p er hour and up. Operate MALE STUDENTS: supervised Quiet study atm osphere. Super­ Real Estate day. 489-7587. C Michigan State. tra s , very clean inside. $625. your own business and choose room s-apartm ents. C o o k i n g , vised. One block from campus. ANDREA HILLS, five minutes On Most Import C ars. parking, 11/2 blocks Berkey. LOOKING FOR r o o m m a t e to His continuing education pro­ Call Mike at 351-7216 after your own hours. We train you. Spartan Hall. 215 Louis 332- from MSU. Owner offers lovely Phone IV 5-8836. 5-7/1 share a two man apartm ent for gram for insurance personnel 5:30 p.m . 3-7/6 Scholarships to t h o s e who 2574. 5-7/7 CAMERON’S 3-bedroom r a n c h . B uilt-ins, school year 66-67. W arren, 337- h ere in 1949 set the example for qualify. 485-7326, 8-10 a.m . and LUXURIOUS LIVING for man of MEN OVER 2L Five parking carpet, walk-out basement to 1036. sim ilar program s in Ohio, In­ VOLKSWAGEN 1964 blue sedan. 3-7/5 IMPORTS Excellent condition. Low mile­ 4-6 p.m . C taste. Have own bedroom, two spaces. T hree single room s. wooded backyard. Lived in one diana, K e n t u c k y and Ontario, 220 East Kalamazoo St. CHAPEL H I L L CEMETERY1 - bedroom apartm ent. Pool. A ir- Bogue Street across from cam­ month. Owner suddenly tra n s­ SET OF four 1965 Corvette hub Canada. age, luggage rack. Reasonable. Needs Sales Counselors. Phone conditioning. 337-0942 after 7 pus. 332-3870. 5-7/5 fe rre d . Assume GI loan. $151 caps. Call 332-0466. The f irs t institute, he said, 482-1337 Call 351-4866. 5-7/5 p.m . 3-7/1 3-7/1 IV 4-9017. 10-7/15 ROOMS for MEN: One single, one monthly pa y m e n t s. Call 484- was held in the basement of Phil­ FOUR MAN furnished apartment; double. Private entrance, re ­ 8996. 5-7/8 TWO OR THREE bedroom un- lips Hall. It drew 135 people and 2 bedrooms; sum m er and fall. frig era to r. Near Union. Call furnished house or apartm ent lasted three days. $45 per man. 332-0511 or 352- ED 2-1317. 3-7/6 Service needed immediately by MSU Today that program is one of 6642. 3-7/1 DIAPER SERVICE, Diaperene professo r. One or two year eleven workshops, and it lasts WOMEN: ROOM available in su- lease deposit. Phone 332-0458. ONE ROOMMATE for three bed- Franchised Service Approved eight days. pervised h o u s i n g . Cooking 5-7/5 room ranch h o u s e , 5946 N. by Doctors and DSIA. The most Strong’s alumni number nearly HEY MAC- facilities. Close to campus. $10 Hagadorn. $38.50 per month plus modern and Only personalized 1962 WOLVERINE Y e a r b o o k . 50,000. a week. Phone 332-1638. 3-7/1 utilities. Call 332-8245 after service in Lansing, providing Write o r call State News 355- A testim onial dinner attended 5 p.m . 3-7/6 TWO SLEEPING room s for boys. you with diaper pails, poly bags, 8255 fo r Box F -6 . 3-7/6 by over 200 people held at Kel­ No cooking. P rivate entrance. deodorizers and diapers, o r use logg C enter, Strong’s headquar­ THREE BEDROOM f u r n i s h e d your own. Baby clothes washed ENJOY THE SOUND of music HERE’S a HOI TIP! apartm ent, $150 a month in­ cluding utilities. N ear campus. S o m e parking. $10 weekly. Phone 337-0241. FURNISHED ROOM7 male sen- 3-7/1 free. No Deposit. Plant inspec­ tion invited. AMERICAN DIA­ from one of the fine buys in stereo you find in today’s C las­ te rs on campus, was held June 28. T here he was presented with a check for $3,000 by the insurance Summer only. Phone 337-2345. sified Ads. ior or g r a d u a t e . Single or PER SERVICE 914 E. G1ER - Industry. 5-7/8 CALL 482-0864. C7/5 double. Quiet. Sunset Lane. 332- FALL H O U S I N G by NEJAC. Makea fast Choice apartm ents and houses available for the school year. 3617, 337-9412. M A T U R E , SERIOUS student, 5-7/6 FILMS FOR children from nine nations. Five Wednesday even­ single. Half-double room, five ings starting July 6. Phone 485- Completely furnished. All utili­ ACROSS minutes from Berkey. Private 3912. 5-7/6 ties paid. C a l l NEJAC, 482- get-a-way with 0624. C3-7/1 bath, entrance. ED 2-0097. DIAPER S E R V I C E , Lansing's 5-7/6 finest. Your choice of three 1. Senator's errand boy 28. Changes 30. Episode 31. Wry face 5. Netde SINGLE, DOUBLE room s. Male, types. Containers furnished, no 10. Synthetic 33. Toilet case extra cash. Discover the sum m er students. One block deposit. You may include two from Union. 314 Evergreen. pounds baby clothes. T ry our fabric 34. Public vehicle 11. Villain $\NIN6fJ|fô WORLD Cooking, parking. 332-3839. Velvasoft process, 25 y ears in 3-7/1 Lansing. BY-LO DIAPER SER­ 12. Vagrant 13. White heron 37. Poisonous tree VICE. 1010 E. Michigan. IV 2- 39. Exist Just place those of Yamaha For Rent 0421. c 14. Compute 15. Microbe 40. Architec­ 17. Curved tural piers MALE STUDENTS, 3 blocks from Typing Service 42. Utterances DOWN 5. Shiver Berkey, home privileges. Phone letter 44. Sun-dried 1. Cautious 6. Swine 332-5671. 3-7/1 PALlLA ANN HAUGHEY, typist. 18. Dregs 7. Monster 2. Armpit unneeded items For Sale IBM Selectric and Executive. Multilith Offset printing. P ro­ 20. Umbrella parts brick 45. Sea birds 3. Saucer­ shaped bell 8. Deplores 9. Snares 22. Devilfish 46. Mooed fessional theses typing. N e a r 4. Enrol 10. Trial TELEVISION l6'* sharp portable. 24. Gentle slope 47. Gr. portico campus. 337-1527. C 12. Short full Like new. Black and white. Stand in STATE NEWS cloak included. $50. 355-0128 between ANN BROWN, typist and m ulti- 8-11 a.m . GUITAR: ESTRELLA 6 -s trin g 3-7/6 lith offset printing. D isserta­ tions, theses, m anuscripts, gen­ % 1 to \ 2 3 4 iÉ 5 II 6 7 B » 16. Equipage 19. Check 21. Except CLASSIFIED— TWIN JET 100 classic. Blonde and brown fin­ ish. Good beginner’s . $20. Call era l typing. IBM, perience. 332-8384. 16 years ex­ C il 13 23. Disturbed 25. Whales and We ca rry the full line of Sam, 355-8255, between 9-2. BARBI MEL, professional typist. _______ 5-7/7 14 % IS 14 $a i %V/,% 17 dolphins 26. Hardens Dey gets results! Yamahas and a large supply of p a rts. We specialize in fast service. GOLF CLUBS. Representative has sample sets. Good savings. Call 337-1015 after 6 p.m. Theses, dissertations. Block off campus. 332-3255. JC)B &E$UMES, 100 c o p i e s , C IB 22 19 zs% % ao 29 24 30 25 2ft 27 27. Pigpens 29. Take the evening meal 5-7/8 $4.50. A L D I N G E R DIRECT It % 32. Roof edges Bowker & Moi I es REFRIGERATOR: L E O N A R D , MAIL ADVERTISING, 533 N. twelve cubic feet, 105 pound C lippert. IV 5-2213. fre e z er. Excellent c o n d i t i o n . C %%% 34 35 3ft 31 % 37 9% i3# 33 % 3» 34. Semitic deity 35. Loosen Phone Cycle Shop $60. Call 332-8957 . 3-7/6 36. Pack freight 355-8255 2152 W. Grand River BIRTHDAY CAKE 7” , $3.12 de- livered; 8” cakes, $3.64. Also WANTED Transportation THREE rid e rs to P h il- 4ft 44 41 d $ 42 45 43 38. Ilk 41. "Great Emancipa­ $ sheet pies and cakes. KWAST adelphia, N ew Je rse y area. 47 tor" Okemos, Michigan Ph. 332-6977 BAKERIES, Brookfield Plaza, East Lansing; Frandor; 303 S. Round t r i p . Leaving Friday, back Monday. ED 2-1677. 4ft % 43. Cadmus' daughter W a e h i n a T n n . TV 4 —1 3 1 7 . C 2 —7 7 1 3-7/1 F r id a y , Ju ly 1, 1966 7 M ichigan State N ew s, E ast Lansing, Michigan SUMMER THEATRE DEBUT Good Start With Rashomon One criticism of the play p e r­ By R IC K P IA N IN D ire c te d by F ra nk C. Rutledge tains to the transition of the pro­ Assistant D ir e c t o r , H a r r i e t Davidson duction. The opening scene was Those who saw the opening of extrem ely solemn and dark. The '•Rashomon," Wednesday night at P R I E S T ; ................................................ Richard C. W e a v e r audience wasn’t quite sure wheth­ MSU’s Summer C ircle T heater W O O D C U T T E R ..............................................James M a to ra e r it should laugh until the final ’66, m ust have experienced what W I G M A K E R ....................................................... B e rn a rd Tato scene of the play, when Rutledge a police officer encounters when D E P U T Y ................................................................M a r c Br o w n staged another of his famous questioning people at the scene T A J O M A R U ................................................ R ic ha rd Whitney sword duels. At that time, how­ of an accident. H U S B A N D ........................................................ J ° hn D- Gooch ever, it became quite clear that Everyone had a different story. W I F E ...................... .......................................... H a r r i e t Newell this was a comedy. A well- One fact is certain, however, M O T H E R ................................................L a V e rn e Hagenbuch trained Sam ari w arrior stumbled and that is that D irector Frank M E D I U M ......................................................... M a r t a Nicholas over his own two feet and stab­ ’ C. Rutledge was successful with bed him self with his own sword. his production of this Japanese the sp irit of the dead. The light­ ience seated on three sides of Straight P eter Sellers stuff. satirical comedy. ing, handled by B ritn t Namor the su g e . The wooden-paneled On the whole, “ Rashomon" C O M M A R TS— High school students in the C o m ­ The play, set in Kyoto, Japan, Lee, was effective throughout the background flats and a stylized was a delightful evening of thea­ munication A rts Institute a re using the MSU Closed about a thousand y ears ago, opens Wooden gate with bamboo mobiles te r. With the exception ofa slight E V E N G IR L S are getting into the act. P ic tu re d is play. C ir c u it T V f a c ilit ie s this s u m m e r. All plan to m a jo r L in d a Thomas, of J a c k s o n N o rth w estern High School, with a Buddhist p riest, a wood­ The play was staged on a hanging from the light batons problem in plausible transition, in radio and T V in college. P ic tu re d at a control cutter and corrupt w i g m a k e r "th ru st stage,” which is a mod­ beautifully set the stage for the it was an excellent beginning for who is manipulating a tele visio n c a m e ra . board is Doug C o rlis s of W a lle d Lake. fleeing under the gate of R ash­ ified arena theater with the aud- play. ________ _ summer theater at MSU. omon to escape an ensuing rain ­ storm . The th ree discuss a r e ­ cent rape and m urder trial: A bandit, a woman and h e r, Sam ari w arrio r husband a re all AMA Sticks By Boycotting Proposal involved in th is c a s e .T h e s e c h a r- cine." And C a r r o l l Witten, to rs should not be required to acters each appear on stage and CHICAGO (UPI)--The Am eri­ making that suggestion. The policy-making house held Louisville, Ky., said: attest that they do not discrim ­ describe the events in .a way can Medical Assn. Thursday r e ­ to its stand over the objections "We should stand behind our inate racially in treating Medi­ that makes them each appear to jected warnings it might be in­ resolution. It was made after care patients. be the hero. It is not until the viting damage suits and stuck by of leaders who warned that it The resolution said physicians its proposal that hospital-based contained "se v e re ris k s ” and ample debate. How long, oh Lord, end of the play that the " tr u e ” should not be required to sign story is revealed and only then doctors boycott any hospital that that the m atter should be stud­ how long will it be before this ied further. house makes its own decisions?” any agreem ents indicating com­ do we see the absurdity of the does not allow them to bill pa­ tients separately for services. Joseph B. Copeland of Austin, In another action at the con­ pliance with the 1964CivilRights whole situation. cluding session of the AMA's Law while rendering professional The play was unique in that Staging its second floor revolt Tex., a m em ber of the AMA in two days, the AMA house of Board of T ru ste e s, pleaded for 115th annual convention the house services under fed erally -assist­ the personalities of the m ajor approved a resolution saying doc­ ed program s. ch aracters w ere brought out by delegates voted alm ost unani­ reconsideration of the resolution the gradual stripping away of mously not to reconsider a r e ­ to avert possible costly litiga­ their m asks through "distorted solution, p a s s e d Wednesday, tion. He said that already the exposition. Finally, however, we arriv e at what the audience is r e l­ AMA was "getting about two suits a week” and that a $19 Rights Law Bugs AM A atively certain is the character s true identity. Bernard Tato, as the wigmak­ Medicare million suit now is p e n d i n g against the organization. CHICAGO (UPI)—The A m eri­ The action stirre d a sm all can Medical Assn. said T h u rs­ fight on the floor. "We have been warned that day doctors should not have to Dr. Donald R. Hayes, chair­ (continued f r o m page 1) er, and Richard Whitney, as the this resolution contains severe attest they do not discrim inate man of House’s reference com­ The exceptions a re rece n tly -ar­ mittee, said a Civil Rights Law infamous T ajom aru, gave out­ rived aliens, convicted subver­ ris k s ,” Copeland said. "Gentle­ in treating M edicare patients. p r o v i s o requiring doctors to s t a n d i n g perform ances in the men, there a re many people who The association’s policy-mak­ F E E D I N G T IM E * " * It 's dinner t im e f o r the ducks on the Red C eda r R iv e r, as visit sives and certain re tire d fed­ prove they do not discrim inate rath e r stylized production. The eral employes who have their want you wiped out as an o r­ ing House of Delegates adopted in the treatm ent of patients was wigmaker was aware of the ab­ o rs b rin g b re a d cru m b s and food scraps to them almost e v e ry day. ^ ganization." a resolution saying physicians own program . surdity of life, and Tato was able The basic program provides Supporters of the m easure a r ­ should not be required to sign unnecessary, to bring this point across, by any agreem ents indicating they ’T h is procedure is unaccept­ up to 60 days of hospital care, gued against reconsideration. able to physicians who have tr a ­ means of fine g estures and dic­ Wendell G. Scott, a delegate have complied with the 1964Civil with the patient paying the first Iraq Coup Attempt Bombs tion. D irector Rutledge’s touch ditionally treated patients r e ­ $40. If additional hospital tre a t­ from St. Louis, Mo., said: "Gen­ Rights Law while rendering pro­ gardless of color, creed or na­ was evident in m ost of the stage ment is required, the patient tlemen, if we a re afraid of being fessional services under federal­ business, for it was tinged with tional o rig in ,’’ Hayes said. m ust contribute $10 a day, and sued we could not practice medi- ly-assisted program s. a bit of slapstick and the Thea­ M edicare will cover the re st of te r of the Absurd. Whitney varied his characteri­ zation to embody aspects of both drama and comedy. He often un­ Bagdad President’s Palace the cost for another 30 days. Doctors’ bills a re not includ­ ed in the basic program . But in­ surance against them and certain U.S. To Take Over derstated his p a rt to obtain the into Iraq from Syria to lead re ­ other medical expenses is avail­ B E I R U T , Lebanon (UPI) — R azzak's so-called "Revolution­ desired effect of humor. Although he was an outlaw, our firs t im pression of him, despite his obvious anim alistic Iraqi Rebel forces led by a p ro - ary Council," Including a de­ against the Aref government. N asser ex-p rem ier bombed the mand presidential palace in a coup radio then.went off the a ir, re­ to Aref to capitulate. The bel arm y and a ir force units T h u r s d a y morning’s radio able under the second p art of Medicare, which is optional. It costs $6 a month, but the gov­ B a g h d a d b r o a d c a s t s b y the ernment pays half of the cost, Joint-Owned Warheads attem pt Thursday but Baghdad s u m i n g broadcasting with the P A R I S (UPI)—The U n i t e d The American move to take now on French bases will be r e ­ qualities, was that he had some "Revolutionary Council” said the radio announced a few hours A ref statem ent that government so that the premium charge is over sole control of the warheads turned to U.S. bases, the A m er­ qualities of nobility. At the end coup was launched to “ save the only $3 a month. More than 90 States told France Thursday it la te r the revolt had been sm ash­ forces had regained control. was explained by U.S. sources as ican sources said. of the play, however, it be­ ed and the rebel leader captured. Reports reaching here e arlie r country,” that the Aref admini­ per cent of the Americans over is taking over sole control of came obvious that he too was stration "planned to force Iraq the Jointly owned nuclear w ar­ being motivated by a desire to The coup was mounted by for­ said Razzak, who took refuge in 65 have signed up for this b ar­ heads used by French troops in keep them in NATO hands. F oxs Q uality prone to the sam e weaknesses into a situation which existed m er P re m ie r Aref Abdul Raz- Egypt after his abortive coup as the r e s t of mankind. He, too, attem pt last September, crossed before the July 14th revolution." gain. When they get sick, they’ll have W estern Germany. It said the The sources explained t h a t zak who seized the airfields at move was a resu lt of F rance’s France, by walking out of NATO, ¡ J e w e l e r s S i n c e 1 9 1 7 was susceptible to vanity. to pay the firs t $50 of their Mosul and sent Iraqi planes to The w eirdest effect created decision to pull its troops out had abrogated the b i l a t e r a l b o m b t h e Baghdad palace of doctors' bills in any calendar in the play was done by M arta of the NATO integrated com­ a g r e e m e n ts g o v e r n in g th e s u p p ly I As seen ,n b r id e & h o m e Nicholus, the Medium. H er wild, exotic makeup and rhythmic, b iz- P resident Abdul Rahman Aref. It was Razzak's second attempt Lessons In Legislature y ear. T hereafter, they can look to Medicare for reim bursem ent mand. of American nuclear warheads, U.S. Ambassador C harles E. for French rockets. to seize control in nine months. of a large part of their doctors’ T he warheads are fitted to zare actions, coupled with eerie Bohlen handed a memorandum purple lighting all build up to a feverish pitch a s she called back A broadcast by Baghdad radio announced late Thursday in a For Michigan Women bills. In addition to doctors’ bills, announcing the American deci­ French rockets in the southern sion to Herve Alphand, se c re ­ part of West Germany, statem ent attributed to P re s i­ It is the firs t of several general the optional insurance program Hitherto they have been oper­ A panel of two legislators, a tary general of the French F o r­ dent Aref that hostile Iraqi a ir legislative counselor, and a news sessions designed to support the covers 80 p er cent of the cost eign Office. ated on the "two key” system — force planes bombed the p re si­ of x-ray s; radiation therapy; sur­ F r a n c e formally pulls its whereby the nuclear warheads Johnson w eek's theme, "T arget: You and dential palace there, killing two r e p o r t e r will discuss "Your Your Government.” gical dressings; splints, casts troops out of the organization could not be fired until both a persons. T here was no mention L e g i s l a t u r e in Action," for and braces; artificial arm s, legs French and an American offi­ (continued f r o m page 1) of other casualties. Besides Raz- Michigan women attending the Other speakers during the week and eyes; the use of iron lungs, Friday. 1966 College Week for Women, w ill be M rs. M artha Griffiths, The pullout began unofficially cer had turned a special key in his prepared text to say that the zak, 10 other rebel officers w ere oxygen tents or other special Communists were Unhappy over reported a rre ste d . July 26-29. Michigan’s congresswoman from apparatus; and, in an emergency, Thursday when French Gen. Jean th eir mechanism. Crepin handed over command of T his is the system followed in their defeats on the battlefield, In a rep o rt to the State Dept, The conference, sponsored by the 17 th d istrict, and M rs. Mahlon ambulance service. NATO’s forces in central Europe other NATO forces stationed in but were "encouraged by politi­ in Washington, U.S. Ambassador M S U ' s Cooperative Extension S h a r p , E a s t Lansing counc 11- It does not cover routine phys­ to German General Johann Adolf Germany and equipped with U.S. cal dissension here a t hom e." Robert C. Strong said the palace Service, is expected to attract woman. ical examinations; ordinary den­ nuclear warheads. The warheads In im passioned tones, the P r e s ­ was hit by a e rial bombs but the over 1,000 women. tal work; eye examinations or Von Kielmansegg. ident s a i d the United States em bassy next door escaped dam­ The panel will Include Ray­ M ovie At Union eyeglasses; hearing aid exam­ would not hand the Communists a age. He said there w ere no re ­ mond D z e n d z e l , Detroit, ma­ MSU Film Society will screen inations or hearing aids; immu­ victory “ on a silver p la tte r.” p o rts of casualties among the jority leader of the state Senate, the American classic of the early nizations; orthopedic shoes; cos­ He also vowed he is "notgoing estim ated 860 Americans in Iraq, and Robert E. Waldron, state fifties, "On the W aterfront," at metic ("face-lifting") surgery; to junk” dom estic program s "but m ost of them in the Baghdad representative from the 1st dis­ 7 p.m . and 9 p.m . in the Union or any drugs except those ad­ we a re not going to tuck our tail a re a . tric t. m inistered by a physician or and run out of South Viet Nam, R a d i o B a g h d a d broadcasts Representing legislative coun­ Ballroom Friday. Donations will be taken at the door nurse. eith e r." made no mention of fighting in se l and news aspects of the panel T here a re many, he said, who the capital city. However, there w ill be Dan E. Reed of the Michi­ can criticize and make recom ­ w ere indications that the vitally- gan F arm Bureau, and W illard mendations "but there is only im portant radio was the site of B aird, Capital Bureau chief of one who can decide.’ battle between loyal and rebel the Lansing State Journal. And he vowed to "keep our fo rces. The panel, open to the public, commitments and let the r e s t of E arlier in the day, the radio is scheduled for 7:30 p.m . Tues­ the world know that when America b r o a d c a s t announcements by day, July 26, in the auditorium gives its word—America keeps its word.” Johnson went to the Omaha docks to signal the departure of Dance - a barge loaded with the 5 m il­ lionth ton of emergency food Relax N E W S T Y L E S ! grain for drought-striken India. He touched on domestic and world food problem s in his speech, but Viet Nam was forem ost in his Meet Your |^\rt 0 Lrvec^@ * WEDDING RINGS thoughts and words. Friends E x c i ti n g m o d e r n d e s i g n s w i t h "O ur purpose is to convince tra d itio n a l craftsm a n sh ip . M o r e t h a n 300 s t y l e s to c h o o s e North Viet Nam that aggression See is too costly and cannot suc­ from . S e c t h e m to d a y . ceed,” he said. A. HARMONY SET Hi, $42.SO Her, $37.SO He stre sse d that peace can be won only if aggression is m et by "the good works of determ ina­ The B ALLEGRO SET Hi, $27.50 Her, $24.SO C. JASMINE SET Hi, $32.SO Her, $29.50 tion,” ra th e r than "the rhetoric Cordavons of visionary intentions.” But he also said North Viet Nam has not responded to the United States’ overtures toward (n ightly e x c e p t T u e s .) FOX’S peace. Direct "In many m ore ways than lcan now tell you, we have explored and we a re exploring avenues to peace with North Viet Nam ,” he Coral Gables Diamond Importers said. llforno Restaurant Frandor Shopping "But as of th is moment their only reply has been to send m ore Rathskeller Show Bar Center v troops and m ore guns into the South. "U ntil the day they decide to end this aggression and to make T h o s e who know»Go to the C r o w ! T he Old C r o w -S a u g a tu c k , M ich. McDonaldh LANSING-EAST LANSING 203 S. and Washington A u th o r c d A l t Ç a r v e d J e » an honorable peace, we will c a rry o n . . .” O M ichigan State N ew s, East Lansing, M ichigan F riday, July l , 196 6 NUNS STUDYING VARIED FIELDS HERE FAYEUM ER Sisters Come From Many Places, Roles Coed, Housemother - By F A Y E UNGER and computer science, and some on NDEA loans. The grants a re to do on campus, don't be su r­ p rised If you see one of us riding How did she get the Job? " I was one of the few siste rs That degree got her a front- row seat on the Vatican councils What To Do, Lord? State News Staff W r i t e r given im partially to applicants a bike some day," S r. Augustine who have a degree In journal­ and the chance for some globe­ The g irls in the dorm itory too, but she’s pretty much alone, S ister Mary Augustine, SPB, reg ard less of religious' b a c k ­ Joked. is m ," she said. trotting. call her a housemother and seem L ord. ground. " I ’ve traveled by camel in the to think she’s a person to be Somehow communication, un­ says she lives in a man’s world. The s is te rs come from as fa r Middle East and I’ve flown in avoided as much as possible. derstanding and tru st between her She's studying computer and nu­ these supersonic jets, and now They seem to think she’s a watch­ and the g irls In the dirm ltory m erical science this sum m er at MSU on a National Science Foun­ dation (NSF) grant. Her classes a re made up most­ as Manhatten. Two S isters of Mercy, dressed in their ’'m odernized’’ habits, Joined S ister Augustine, Sister guess what, I'm using my own two feet h e re ," Sr. Agnes said. S ister Agnes talked about her Court Won’t Ban dog, Lord. Her world extends from her three-room apartm ent acro ss the fizzled out long ago. She's lived with college g irls fo r 20 y ears and she thinks she living room lounge, down the “ knows" them. School’s 'Prayer’ ly of men. Agnes and Sister Alberta in the editorial Job in Rome. Sister M. Agnes, Salvatorian, West McDonel lounge. sta irs to the g rill and back again. But she doesn't really fully A l t h o u g h she had complete says the international flavor of "P eople didn’t recognize us charge of the English edition of Sometimes she gets downtown comprehend these g irls that may back home when we first started o r to a concert. Then her w orld go so fa r as to question, at least the sum m er MSU campus re ­ the magazine, she also worked on wearing the new habits," Sister C H I C A G O (UPI)—A federal court does not believe that the gets a little bigger. in theory, whether there’s any­ minds her of Rome. the Italian and German editions. M. Joanne said. judge Monday dism issed a cou­ instant v e rse offends that right She has som e good friends thing really so wrong with spend­ Sister Agnes edited an inter­ And at the same tim e she was Her dark blue gore-pleated ple’s demand for a ban against in that it simply expresses grati­ among students, m ostly dorm ing the night with your boyfriend national Catholic magazine for also putting out bulletins and bro­ 10 years In Rome. She returned sk irt came about to the middle the recital of a "we thank you” tude." officers and RA’s, a few others a t a m otel. chures. . to the United States just last of her calf. Her black veil was verse in th eir child’s kinder­ And the g irls can’t compr&- sm all, set back off the face. garten class. The parents said hend why she gets so upset at year and took a job teaching English in a Milwaukeeparochial high school. Now she’s taking an advanced course in creative writing at How does she like the new habit? "We love It." Sister Joanne is working for Film Series the poem was a prayer. U.S. D istrict Court Judge Ed­ win A. Robson dism issed the r e ­ quest of M r. and M rs. Lyle Baptists Question the suggestion of having a night watchman in the dorm itory to let junior and senior g irls in any tim e of the night. When she walks "o n p a tro l," MSU. Sister M. Alberta, Sisters of St. F rancis, helped bewildered T E A C H E R IN SCHOOL — her m asters degree in music edu­ cation. She teaches third grade at the Immaculate H eart of Mary Set For Despain of De Kalb, 111., for a permanent injunction against use of the verse in the Elwood Federal Support hardly anyone greets h er. They just watch h er walk by, Lord. S is te r G e rard, SHM, a parochial school in D etroit. School of the De Kalb County The g irls watch h er go past parents comprehend the new math in special evening courses she taught at Mary Manse College in tea ch e r fro m Marymount High School in N e w York C ity, peers t h r o u g h a The other Sister of Mercy, S r. M. Valerian, is working for Children School D istrict. The Despa ins had contended NASHVILLE, Tenn. (fl—South­ ern Baptists, torn between a need the colleges varying degrees of autonomy, but many Baptist col­ and wonder if she’s ever taken any courses during h er stay on campus o r if she does much to Toledo. her m a ste rs degree in home The French child’s film, “The that the v erse was a pray er that for money for th eir schools and lege officials have complained m icroscope d u r i n g an expand h er horizons o r whether An a s s o c i a t e professor of economics in the area of home Red Balloon" opens a se rie s of violated the constitutional rights keeping church and state apart, that their state conventions ex­ MSU g ra du a te -lev eI biol­ and family living education. She five child’s film shows that the of their 5-year-old daughter. she is “ stagnating," tied to the mathematics there, she is doing have reached the midway point e rc ise veto rights—particularly ogy course. teaches high school in D etroit. Robson ruled that the teacher, dorm . research in mathematics for col­ Exploring Cinema S o ciety lsp re- of a tw o-year study on the ques­ w here federal aid is concerned. lege teachers under an NSF grant The s is te rs joked a little about senting each Wednesday. M r s . E s t h e r Watne, 63, was tion of federal aid. The conclu­ 2. The Southern Baptist Con­ Her contact with many of the from w ithin," Sister Agnes said. for the summ er. Many of the sisters are here how much ea sie r it might be to The first show, which includes " e x e r c i s i n g h er pedagogical sion so far: no conclusion. vention itself, which owns only g irls is as enforcer of ru les. There a re about 40 such nuns ride a bike in the shorter sk irt. three other short films in addi­ function of making the pupil a It bolls down to "how fa r sep­ its theological sem inaries, voted She is the one who tells the g irl on grants, like the NSF grants studying on campus. Most a re "With all the walking we’ve got tion to “The Red Balloon," be­ socially acceptable perso n " by arated you want church and state at its recent national convention to get off h er boyfriend’s lap in chem istry, biology, geography p a r o c h i a l school or college gins at 7:15 p.m. Wednesday at having the c la ss recite: to oppose federal aid. when the couple is already dis­ to be,” said Franklin Owen of teachers working on advanced the U n i t a r i a n - U niversalist " V ie thank you for the flowers 3. Where federal aid has been gusted with a lack of privacy that Lexington, Ky., president of the degrees or just picking up new Church, 1229 Prospect St., Lan­ so sweet Kentucky Baptist Convention. accepted by Baptist schools, it constantly says "don’t touch." methods, facts and ideas to carry Will Give Sacred Music sing. "We thank you for the food we is no problem . Where it has not Some g irls would sooner dis­ cuss th eir problem s with th eir back to their classroom s. "Korochan, the Little B ear, " a eat As a Baptist newspaper editor been—and is desired—it alm ost Sister Augustine talks of put­ J a p a n e s e f i l m , and “Raga­ "We thank you for the birds always has been because of op­ room m ates than with her, espe­ ting computer science in the Program At Trinity Church muffin," a Polish film, a re also that sing put it: "We came with the an­ sw ers and left with the ques­ position from the Southern o r cially when th eir problem s in­ volve something that would con­ high school curriculum of Cen­ on the first program . "We thank you for everything." tio n s." state conventions. The Mid-South Bible College is located at 120 Spartan Ave. "The Yellow Ball C atch,” an M rs. Watne had testified that Felix Robb, who soon steps flict with the rules or the status tral Catholic in Lafayette. The observations came during "They’ve already got it on the Ensemble from Memphis, Tenn., The ensem ble’s director and American film made up of 14 the class had firs t said: "We from his post of president of quo. the first national conference of West co ast," she says. "Even­ will present a program of sacred accompanist, CharlesThom pson, short film s that youngsters be­ thank you, God, for everything," When she talks with the g irls, the Baptist Education Study Task. George Peabody College, a non- tually they’ll work It down into music at 7 p.m. Wednesday at is a graduate of the Mid-South tween the ages of 3 and 12 but the word "God” was dropped Baptlst school, In Nashville to it often seem s to be a super­ Federal aid was not the only the junior high level." East Lansing Trinity Church. Bible College and Memphis State p h o t o g r a p h e d for anE verett, after the D espains objected. head of the Southern Assn. of ficial exchange of “ H ello," “ How question studied, but it develop­ Some siste rs, like Sister Ag­ The ensemble, presently on University. He also attended the Mass., a rt c la ss, completes the The judge ruled that "the te a ­ a re you" and "W hat have you ed the only real controversy. Colleges and Schools, opened the nes, mix m ore personal re a ­ tour through eleven states, is Moody Bible Institute School of show. cher used a v e rse for the prim e been doing.” The 275 Baptist leaders at conference with a plea for fed­ composed of seven students at Sacred Music in Chicago. Yet she wants to be a good sons in with improving their Single adm ission to any film objective of making the child the conference agreed to wait eral aid. the Mid-South Bible College, head adviser, L ord. She turns teaching abilities. Paul M. Davidson, head of the Is 75 cents. F o r the s e rie s of aware of the beauties of the world until a sim ilar meeting next June "If Baptists really believe in The program will consist of out for every event in which her "I was looking for some way m issions departm ent at M i d - five for one person the admission around him and grateful for them. for any decision on federal aid. Christian higher education," he to update m yself. I was inter­ music, testim onies by the stu­ g irls take p a rt, from concert to South, is traveling with the en­ is $2. F o r a family the adm is­ "Substantial latitude must be Even then, the decision will not said, "they m ust double, trip le ested in developing my person, dents and colored slides of the dem onstrations (well, alm ost). semble as a special speaker. sion for a s e rie s of five is $5. afforded a teacher in her choice be binding on any school. and even quadruple financial sup­ for the richness of writing comes campus. To the g irls who get to know of mode of instruction, " th e judge Six of 22 study groups at the port to th eir schools." East Lansing Trinity Church' Services 10 & l l a . m . 6 8i7p.m . her, she can be a helpful ad­ Central Methodist ruled, "and a court should exer­ convention agreed to let each During the next year, this r e ­ v is e r, even if she and the g irls EAST LANSING educational institution make Its port will be discussed by nearly ALUMNI MEMORIAL CENTRAL Across From the Capitol cise great c a re ” where educa­ own decision. 10,000 B aptists meeting in 200 do not always agree on what is CHURCH OF 9:00 A.M. P ra y er Group tional freedom is involved. “ rig h t." She listens sympathet­ THE NAZARENE FREE METHODIST M ary-Sabina Chapel Robson said the Despains say This, however, apparently will churches throughout the nation; CHAPEL "they believe in no form of sup­ fall short of effecting a solution, in 24 regional sem inars a cro ss ically, without interrupting, for 149 Highland Ave..East Lansing CHURCH WORSHIP SERVICE a s long as a g irl wants to talk. plication to a divine being. The for several reasons: » the nation next January through (10:00) Yet the gap rem ains. She does U nitarian Service Sunday School 1 0:00 a.m . 1. Most of the 73 educational M arch and, without doubt, on col­ 828 N. Wash, at Oakland (WJ1M 10:30 a.m.) institutions, including54colleges not want to intrude on the girls* Morning Worship 11:00 a.m . lege campuses and in church con­ 10:30 a.m. Follow Highway 43 to Lansing "God and the Nation” Edgewood United I and universities, which Southern gregations throughout the coun­ liv es. So she eats dinner with I Evening Service 7:00 p.m. D r. Large just her assistan t at the sam e 1 469 North Hagadorn Road Baptists own, a re controlled by try . Topic "One Hour of Sermon and M inister: Rev. Howard C. Artz C rib N ursery, So Bring The table every day. (5 blocks north of Grand River) separate boards of tru stees and The Southern Baptist Conven­ ‘IS GOD DE A D ’ Song" Baby. Take home a copy of the owned by state Baptist conven­ tion, the la rg est P rotestant de­ Unfortunately, s o m e b o d y is F ree Taxi Service: "W hat Then Are We To Do?" VJ bound to tell the g irls they can't For Transportation P h o n e 482-1444 or 484-4488 tions. nomination in A m erica, has 11.7 Rabbi P. Frankel 332-1446, Rev. G l e n n A. sheet for study and application. ¡Summer Worship Service Hour The state conventions allow million m em bers. eat a t that table until the house­ Speaker 9:30 A.M. m other has eaten. The g irls may Chaffee, Pastor 332-2559 nursery UNIVERSITY Sunday, July 3rd F irs t Christian St. Johns Student resen t it. How can she and her g irls Reformed Church F irst Church of r F irst Presbyterian BAPTIST CHURCH Sermon by Rev. Trum an A. M orrison Parish 327 M.A.C. bridge that communication gap, Lord? How can she and the g irls fAmerican B a p tis t) I 240 M arshall St.. Lansing Christ, Scientist Ottawa and Chestnut become m ore understanding to G erard G. Phillips, Pastor Church School Kev. John M. Hofman, Pastor Phone ED 7-9778 each other and each o th er's po­ 709 E. Grand River East Lansing university ED 2-1888 9:30- C rib r o o m through five! Morning Service 10:00 sition and ideas? lutheran church year olds. Sunday Masses What does your love, Lord, alc-lca Worship 10:00 a.m . I Evening Service p.m . have to say about how she and Sunday Service 10 A.M. 7 Church School 11:10 a.m . Affiliated with the 7:15-8:30-9:45-11:00 & we g irls tre a t each other? What Sermon WORSHIP SERVICE N ursery Provided— United Church of C hrist, Those in need of transporta- 6:00 p.m. can I do? "GodV 10:00 - 12:00 a.m. Congregational-Christian, tlon call - M r. Henry Bosch- Evangelical, Reformed, ED 2-2223 or Rev. Hofman Weekday Mass 9:30 a.m. at American Legion Center WELCOME!! at 5-3650. 7:0b, 8:00, 12:30 University SUNDAY SCHOOL 8:15, 9:15, 10:30 Seventh-Day 10:00 a.m .-regular “ Righteousness Adventist Church Kimberly Downs BAPTIST STUDENTS WEDNESDAY T em porarily Meeting at CASTfllinSTCR PRCSBYTCRian ChURCh Church of Christ 8:00 p.m.-Evening Meeting Exalts A Nation” 1315 A bb ott Rd. Summer Study Series: "A C hristian Looks At The World’s University Lutheran Church cost ¿ansine, nucnican 1007 Kimberly Drive, Lansing Division and Ann Sts. R eligions" SUNDAY SCHEDULE SATURDAY SERVICES Fr ee Public Reading Room (2 blocks W. of Frandor Preaching Shopping Center on 9:30 a.m . Sabbath School 134 West Grand River Worship Services— 9;00 T ues., July 5th, Baptist Student OPEN Church School, for Sixth Grade and younger, E. Grand River) 11:00 a.m . Worship Service Rev. Clyde R. Brown Center, 332 Oakhill at 7:30 p.m . Weekdays—9-5 p.m. including cribbery —9;0C Mon., Tues., T h u rs.,F rl. of Iron Mountain, Mich, IV 9-7130 Sat., JuJy 2nd Evenings 7 p.m .-9 p.m. For transportation phone 332 -6271 or 332-8901 ’’Hinduism" SUNDAY SERVICES "Two Copper Coins' All are welcome to attend Church Services and visit and I A warm and friendly welcome Morning Worship 10:00 a.m . F o r further information, call Roger L. P arfitt at 332-0518, Rev. R. L. Moreland - MINISTERS - Rev. H. G. Beach use the reading room. j awaits you at FlrstP resbyterlan Bible Study 11:00 a.m . F or T ransportation or Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. Information Call 882-5007 LUTHERAN WORSHIP M artin Luther Chapel Lutheran Student Center Wednesday evening Bible EPISCOPAL SERVICES Each Sunday listen to "T he God Make Us Free 444 Abbott Road TWo Blocks North of Student Union Study 7:30 p.m. For Transportation Call Voice of Prophecy," 9:30 a.m ., WOAP, (1080 kc.) and “ Faith N i g h t of P a t r i o t i c M u s i c with C h o i r FE 9-8190 ALL SAINTS CHURCH F or Today," Channel 8 at 8:30 ED 2-1960 o r ED 2-2434 a.m ..C hannel 2 at 10:30 »»m. Service and Sunday School Temple Penny-Trum peter Tem porarily meeting in 9:30 and soloists Eucharist-9;30 N ursery Provided East Lansing High School Auditorium Rev. Theodore Bundenthal, Lutheran Chaplain University Methodist Peoples Church SUNDAY 7:00 Sundays Bus Schedule: Q w m ................................... 9;15 Church East Lansing SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH Mason-Abbot . . . . . . . 9:05 C a s e .....................................9:20 M cD onel............................. 9:10 C h a p e l.................................9:25 1120 S. H arrison Rd. 9:45 & 11:15 8:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. Holy Communion Holy Communion & Sermon Interdenominational 200 W. Grand Rl'-er 1518 S. WASHINGTON LANSING at Michigan "T h e Freedom That Enslaves" COLLEGE BIBLE CLASS 9:45 A.M. TR IN ITY CHURCH WOULD YOU LIKE TO KNOW ABOUT THE MORMON CHURCH? SUNDAY SERVICES 120 Spartan Ave. Interdenominational Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 10:00 M inister THOUGHT-PROVOKING, BIBLE CENTERED TEACHING will be held SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES 431 E. Saginaw-East of Abbott Rd. Alden B. Burns at the State Theater 9:45 University C lasses SUNDAY: "T h e F re e Man" under the direction of Kelly Thurston, Bishop 11:00 A.M. L i f e C o m e s F r o m God Morning Worship WORSHlP-9;45 & 11:15 a.m . D r. Wallace Robertson 11:00 9:00 A.M. Priesthood Meeting "W ar and Death" N ursery During Services 10:30 A.M. Sunday School CHURCH SCHOOL 8:30 P .M . W i t h o u t O n io n - f ilm 7:00 Evening Worship CHURCH SCHOOL 5:00 P.M. Sacrament Meeting 10:00 ‘God’s Anti-Poverty P rogram " 9:45 to 10:45 a.m .-P rogram for all ages C rib through Sixth Grade in REFRESHMENTS ANDFELLOWSHIP FOLLOWING Deseret Club church bldg. 8:15 T rinity Collegiate Fellowship 11:15 a.m .-C hlldren, 2-5 years C A L L IV 2 - 0 7 5 4 F o r F r e e B u s Max W. C raner, D irector, 332-8465 F re e bus transportation 15 to Refreshm ent period in Church S e r v i c e In fo r m a tio n PASTORS: E. Eugene W illiams, David L. Erb, Norman R. Piersm a p arlo r following worship s e r­ 30 minutes before each s e r­ Dr. Howard Sugden, Pastor Dr. Ted Ward, M inister Of Music vices FREE BUS SERVICE- See schedule in your dorm. vice around the campus. VISITORS WELCOME-CALL 355-8102 FOR RIDES OR 332-8465 Rev. Alvin Jones, M inister of Education And Youth___________