Sunny. . . If there MICHIGAN . . . and c o o le r. High . . . w e re no bad people n e a r 80. P a r t y cloudy and t h e r e would be no good la w y e rs . STATI m ild tonight with chance of thundershowers. “ -D ick en s UNIVERSITY Tuesday, July 5, 1966 P r ic e I0ç V o l . 59, N u m b er 10 E a s t Lansing, M ichigan CORE Abandons Non-Violent' Idea BALTIMORE (UPI)-.-The Con­ "We do not find self-defense was introduced at last y e a r's on Poverty by the federal gov­ g ress of Racial Equality (CORE) contradictory to non-violence,” convention, it did not receive ernment has become a platitude late Monday unanimously adopt­ CORE‘s associate national direc­ support from organization of- ra th e r than a re a lity ." ed a resolution calling for an end to r Lincoln O. Lynch told news­ cials and was defeated. Lynch said the CORE organ­ to non-violence in the civil rights men outside the Knox Presby­ Many delegates had also r e - ization also adopted a resolu­ movement. terian Church, where the organ­ peadedly scorned the methods tion condemning A m erica’s in­ T h e resolution urging civil ization which has embarked on a of The Rev. M artin Luther King, volvement in the war in Viet Nam rights w orkers to defend them­ drive for total racial equality head of the Southern Leadership and calling for a withdrawal of selves when subjected to vio­ through the acquisition of “ black Conference and a continuing ad­ troops from the war effort there. lence had been expected by CORE power.” vocate of non-violence. spokesmen. Although a sim ilar resolution Officials continually empha­ sized, however, that an end to the non-violent theme of the civil rights movement would not mean U.S. Ready Open Housing Or Else! support of violent techniques. F A IR HOUSIN G P R O T E S T — July 4 brought a f a i r housing protest f r o m MSU students, in fro n t of the B le ch n er, New Y o rk , N .Y . , s en io c h e ste r, N .Y . , senio r, and Sandra Jenkins, Jenkins, r, Jim Gee, Ro­ Wilkins Shuns Jam es F a rm e r, who quit his job as directo r of CORE M arch 31 to head a national literacy pro­ To Hit Viet E a s t Lansing C ity H a ll. P ic tu re d ( l - r ) a re F re d Kaughton, East Lansing graduate student, Robert A la ., junior. Photo by John C as tle gram , told the convention Sunday night that he has withdrawn his Industries PROTEST HOUSING BIAS 'Black Power7 request for federal anti-poverty funds. SAIGON (UPI)—U.S. p i l o t s "We have waited as patiently have destroyed about half the as honorable men can be expect­ oil depots in the Hanol-Haiphong LOS ANGELES (UPI)—Roy Wilkins, executive director of the ed to w a it," he said, explaining a re a in a week of saturation NAACP, said Monday his organization differs with other civil that his proposal had been for bombing and a re ready to hit a long tim e before Sargent S hri- North Viet Nam’s untouched in­ City Hall Is Scene Of Sit-In rights groups on the concept of "black power.” Wilkins told a news conference on the eve of the sta rt of the ver, directo r of the Office of dustrial h eart if they get the NAACP's 57th annual convention: “ The trouble with ‘black power' is it implies ‘anti-w hite’ and we can’t have anything to do with it. We a re loathe to talk about it. Economic Opportunity (OEO). go-ahead, a high naval officer If CORE'S new slogan of "black said Monday. pow er" had been adopted five R ear Adm. Jam es R. Reedy, professor of political science, for expressing grievances. How- He said the term itself is “ a bad choice of words" and explained, years ago, F arm er said, his commander of c a r r ie r planes It is the second tim e civil B y L E O Z A IN E A "We believe in the legitimate use of power. It ought never to be lite rary proposal would have been bombing North Viet Nam, gave rights advocates have protested and Winthrop E. Rowe, in stru c- ever, no punitive m easures were State News Staff W r i t e r to r in business studies, sat with established, ethnic o r racial. The NAACP, for example, has always been a be­ approved by now. the rep o rt of the attacks after at the City Hall. L ast spring 59 the group interm ittently through The proposal met with severe liever in the u n f e t t e r e d ballot fortheN egro. We have counseled "I am convinced that the War U.S. jets blasted another oil depot About 10 persons, Including students w ere a rre ste d after sit­ two M S U faculty m em bers, staged ting acro ss Abbott Road to pro­ the day. The group also d ls- criticism from the East Lansing him on the use of his ballot ------------------------------------- close to Haiphong in a heavy new te st alleged racial discrim ina­ tributed leaflets to passers-b y Property Owners Assn. and local power for advancement of his day of raids against the Com­ a "4 th of July vigil" outside A Letter Tells which w ere few during the humid re a lto rs, who insisted the law ra c e .” m unist north. East Lansing City Hall Monday tion in the sale and rental of v i o l a t e d t h e i r individual and to protest the recent defeat of houses in E ast Lansing. afternoon, charging that council He added, "O ur whole situa­ One flight of A ir F orce jets a local open housing ordinance. Hand-made placards declaring m em bers reacted to a "cam ­ property rights. tion is in te r-ra c ial—not anti- had to dodge Russian-built Sur- It w as defeated 3-2 June 6, rac ial.” The group, which began the "F reed o m Day and no freedom paign of hysteria, fear, and thin­ face-to-A ir (SAM) m issiles and after a tw o-and-a-half hour d e ­ Wilkins was asked about so- sit-in with four persons at mid­ law ," "D iscrim ination is Bad ly disguised h ate." night Sunday, had swelled to as B u sin ess," and “ An Open Hous­ T h e mimeographed leaflets, many a s 10 Monday afternoon. ing Policy is a Good Neighbor signed by M iss Jenkins, decried Sandra Jenkins, chairm an of the P o licy ," w ere scattered in front the fact that on Independence Day, bate between backers and oppon­ called “ Young T u rk s” who want ents of the anti-dlscrim lnatlon the NAACP to take a more m ili­ m easure. tant stand on civil rights. VC9s Own Story pilots reported the "flying tele­ phone poles” exploded uncom­ fortably close to their planes. Among the 200 persons who He replied, “ Maybe the NAACP Adm. Reedy, who commands MSU Chapter of Friends ofSNCC of the building and some w ere "on which we traditionally cele­ AN LOC, Viet Nam (UPI)— ly annihilated by arm ored units the 7th fleet strik e force off jammed the council cham bers m a k e s l e s s noise than other and coordinator of the protest, propped up against parking m e­ brate A m e r i c a n freedom .... "Happy days a re not coming...” of the F irst Infantry Division. the Vietnamese coast, said a vowed late yesterday to continue te r s . unfortunately that freedom is in­ was M iss Jenkins, who criticized groups but I think it’s m ore The lette r was w ritten by Son S«Jn Truong’s company was p art the m easure as weak because it m ilitant.” continuing study of reconnais­ the 24-hour vigil until midnight. C arro l J . Hawkins, associate com plete" in E ast Lansing. Truong, commander of a Viet of a battalion that unsuccessfully lacked "punitive penalities." With a sm ile, he said, “ I sance photos showed that about Open occupancy legislation has Cong reconnaissance company, ambushed two cavalry troops and 50 p er cent of the oil storage "O ther than a few heckles," welcome young people in the an infantry company on June 30. been a thorny issue in East Lan­ to his girl friend, Thu Nga, who facilities around Hanoi and Hai­ sing since the establishm ent of th ere w ere no incidents at Mon­ NAACP to needle the old folks lives in Hanoi, the capital of The aggressive troops of the “ Big Reds Unite Against the Human Relations Commission in 1963. The HRC was set-up to kins said. day’s demonstration, M iss Jen­ into moving a little faster o r North Viet Nam. get out.” Red One" crushed the ambush and phong appeared to have been That smudged, prophetic let­ routed the Viet Cong within three destroyed in the recent series of The purpose of the sit-in , she He was asked about Ronald te r was never delivered. Son m iles of the Cambodian border. raid s. investigate alleged discrim ina­ U.S. Bomb Strikes tion in the sale and rental of houses and determ ine whether said, was to keep the issue alive, Reagan, C alifornia’s Republican Son Truong, captured the next and to im press upon local people gubernatorial candidate, and his Truong died of wounds in the day in the jungle by pursuing has picked out likely new ta r­ that discrim ination is "not going s t a n d a g a i n s t Proposition 14 hands of his American captors. Am ericans, died before he could gets in the industrial corridor Reedy also disclosed that he BUCHAREST (UPI)—A summit The Soviet delegation, led by an open housing law was neces­ to go aw ay." The letter was found in his talk, but his diary and the le tte r between the Communist capital which would have outlawed most meeting of Warsaw P act nations Communist party chief Leonid sary . After its defeat supporters of of the state’s anti-discrim ina­ diary, a concise, carefully kept folded inside it spoke for him. of Hanoi and its port of Hai­ opened Monday with the Commu­ L Brezhnev and P rem ie r Alexei In A pril, the HRC recommend­ the proposal hinted the ordinance tory housing statutes. document that detailed the move­ The diary told of vigorous phong. n ists reportedly closing ranks to Kosygin, was reported willing to ed that discrim ination in housing, may be brought to a vote of the m ents of Son Truong’s company training in the jungle fo r the present a solid front against the make some concessions to the employment a n d public accom­ "If I re c a ll co rrectly ,” said The adm iral said one target people through the initiative pro­ up until the tim e it was virtual- planned ambush. It told of hand extended U.S. a ir war in North m ore independent-minded East modations be made unlawful and Wilkins, “ Reagan indicated some would be a larg e steel plant if cedure. This would require the grenade drills within a few m iles his fiv e -c a rrie r force receives Viet Nam. (continued on page 5) that procedures be established signatures of 15 per cent of the sympathy—there was a little bit of the American base camp. It o rd ers to widen its a ir assault electorate before the issue could of hedging—but he indicated some told of a rehearsal for the ac­ on North Vietnamese targ ets. be placed on the ballot. sympathy Proposition for 14. the He principle said he of was Heal Ends, tual ambush. And it recounted Pilots aboard Reedy’s flag­ CALIFORNIA TOLLHIGHEST The proposal has been backed by Gov. George W. Romeny; his against all form s of racial dis­ the routine guard duty, political ship did not conceal their sat­ gubernatorial opponent, Demo­ crim ination but believed a man c ra t Zolton Ferency; Jam es A. should have a right to sell o r not Cloudy Today Indoctrination and weapons in­ isfaction when talking to news­ struction. men about their strik es against Traffic Fatalities Near 500 H arrison, chairm an of the East Lansing Democratic Club; P re si­ he pleases. dent John A. Hannah, and vari­ sell his property to whomever The break we’ve all been wait­ T here was a brief account of ing for has finally come, reports the actual battle plan which call­ "A ll 1 can say is any candidate the Lansing Weather Bureau. The ed for the Viet Cong soldiers to c a rry a three-day supply of ric e . (continued on page 3) United P r e s s International dead in traffic accidents since estim ated in advance of the 78- ous civic and church groups. (continued on page 3) heat wave has broken. At least 19 persons w ere killed the holiday began. hour holiday period that from Although the skies will be p art­ One of the last item s in the Voter Deadline on Michigan highways over the The breakdown: 510 to 610 persons would die ly cloudy today, there is only a diary was the m ission of Son Today is the la st day to in traffic accidents during the 10 per cent chance of rain, and Truong’s company—to destroy three-day July 4 weekend, the Michigan State Police reported late yesterday. T raffic Drownings 173 Planes 488 15 weekend period ending night Monday. In a sim ilar non­ at mid­ Navy Plane Crashes, the tem perature will ris e only as six to 10 vehicles on Highway 13. far as the high 70’s. The final sentence of Son T ru­ r e g i s t e r fo r Michigan’s general p rim ary election Aug. 2. T h e n a t i o n ’ s Independence Misc. 66 holiday period this tim e of year Tomorrow will be even better. ong’s lette r to Thu Nga, with July 30 is the deadline 450 persons would die in traffic, holdlay traffic toll mounted r e ­ lentlessly toward the 500 m ark T otal 742 California led the nation with the council said. Monday under the p ressu re of 43 traffic deaths. T raffic accidents claimed 557 At Least 5 Dead According to the Weather Bureau, typical Vietnamese reserv e, said the day will be fair and pleasnat Tha sent his regards to her and with tem peratures in the m id- date for absentee ballot applications. T e x a s r e p o r t e d 30 traffic lives over the July 4th weekend (continued on page 3) m otorists homeward bound from BATTLE CREEK, Mich. (UPI) w arfare, had not established ra ­ 70’s. weekend outings. deaths, New York 28, Arizona last year, the worst Indepen­ —A four-engine N a v y p l a n e dio contact with Glenview and he Am ericans were dying on the 24, Wisconsin and Ohio 23 each, dence weekend highway toll in crashed Monday in a wooded had no idea what caused the the nation’s history. The w orst highways at the rate of seven an and A rkansas 20. area, scattering wreckage and crash. The plane was scheduled hour as the holiday entered its Alaska, Delaware, Hawaii and sum m er holiday on the nation’s "pieces of bodies” over a two- to pick up “ three o r four pas­ last hours. Utah listed no traffic deaths dur­ highways was last Labor Day mile-wide a re a . State police said sengers” at Glenview, Reeves The UPI tabulation at 4 p.m. ing the holiday. when 575 persons died in traf­ at least five men apparently were said. EDT showed at least 488 persons The National Safety Council fic. killed. A witness said the plane, a turbo-prop en route from New York to Chicago, heeled over and Open Records whined down a t a 45-degree angle, crashed and exploded. Debris rained down fo r several minutes, Bill Signed he said. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI)— State police said they found President Johnson Monday signed identification of five men, all into law the so-called freedom - Navy personnel, among the bits of-inform atlon bill, a m easure of wreckage and bodies spread aimed at giving any person the through woods and hayfields in l e g a l r i g h t t o look at most the ru ra l a rea five m iles north­ government records. east of here. The law provides, except for Navy Cm dr. J.S. Reeves said nine specific exemptions,- a mem­ a t Chicago’s Glenview Naval Air ber of the public can demand to Station that the plane, a Navy see reco rd s held by federal agen­ E lectra, was capable of carrying cies. A dispute over whether up to 25 persons but he did not a p a rticu la r piece of information know how many were aboard. is exempt can be resolved by a “T h ere’s nothing left on die federal court with the burden of bodies,” State PoliceCpl. Walter proof resting on the government. Bilanow said. He said police "T h is legislation springs from Chaos In Omaha believed th ere w ere five victims one of our m ost essential prin­ but "pieces of bodies” were scat­ ciples: a dem ocracy works best Still East Lansing Roving bands of youths f o r the second night continued smashing windows and loot­ tered around and it was possible when the people have all the in­ T h e re was a noticeable lack of people in E a s t L a n s in g ’ s business d is tr ic t during m ore than five w ere killed. form ation that the security of the the 4th of July holiday. G ra n d R iv e r t r a f f ic h a r d ly re fle c te d the re c o rd -b re a k in g ing stores in O m a h a ’ s " N e a r North S id e ," a p redo m inan tly N eg ro section. Bottles and stones were h u rle d at police attempting to b reak up the disturbance. Reeves said the Electra, used nation p e rm its ," the President t r a f f ic that flowed on the nation’ s highways this weekend. Photo by Tony F e r ra n te U P I Telephoto prim arily for a n ti-s u b m a rin e said in a statem ent. 2 M ichigan State N ew s, E ast Lansing, M ichigan T u e s d a y , Ju ly 5 , 1966 AMLEC Sponsors Study TATt NEWS Abroad For 300 Students m Kyle Kerbawy editor-in-chief Joel Stark advertising manager Published every class day throughout fall, winter, spring and sum m er N early 300 students a re study­ ing In Europe this sum m er In from MSU, left last week fo r Lux­ embourg. LEC p r o g r a m , students must term s by the students of Michigan State U niversity and authorized by have had at least two y ears of the Board of Student Publications. program s sponsored by MSU's These students will participate high school level o r one y ear of American Language and Educa­ in language program s in Spanish college level language study. tional Service (AMLEC). at Madrid and B a r c e l o n a ; In Costs for trav el, tuition, hous­ Besides helping to arrange the French at P a ris and Lausanne; ing and expenses is about $1,000. EDITORIALS foreign study program s In Mos­ in Italian at Florence, and in The students a re abroad for 10 cow, Madrid and Lausanne, Swit­ German at Cologne. weeks; th ree weeks of this is zerland, for 98 Justin M orrill Credit c lasses a re taught at spent traveling. Library Should Extend Hours; College students, AMLEC also Madrid, P a ris and Cologne by AMLEC is a fiv e -y e a r-o ld sponsors the Michigan State— MSU professors - in - residence. program of the Continuing Edu­ U niversity of Nigeria Exchange Non-credit classes a re taught cation Service, established to (MINEX) program . at all six cen te rs. prom ote inter-cu ltu ral experi­ About 30 Nigerian students a re To be eligible fo r the AM- ence for college students. Extra Cost Not Prohibitive scheduled to a rriv e here Friday to take p art in the MINEX pro­ gram . Twenty-two MSU students The closing of the L i b r a r y Sunday h it home to students who needed r e - As f o r the economics of the s it­ uation, Jones e stim a te d that the cost a r e already in N igeria. AMLEC also offers credit and Directory Gives Data search books o r just a quiet, a i r - of leaving the L i b r a r y open Saturday mm non-credit program s abroad for conditioned place to study: the L i ­ b r a r y is the most im portant educa­ tional tool at the U n iv e rs ity and should night would be $175. F o r a u n ive r­ sity with a $54 m illio n budget, this is not e xo rb itan t. R E L A X W H IL E YO U W O R K — A r t 201, f o r E le m e n - t a r y te a c h e rs , has been working with pastels in the h o rtic u ltu ra l gardens. P ictu red is Gail T ra p p , H ills ­ students from colleges and uni­ v ersities throughout the United States. Some 176 students, 58 About Overseas Study be available to students whenever And why not open e a r l i e r than 2 dale sophomore. Photo by Russell Steffey The Institute of International sion requirem ents, costs, hous­ they need it. p.m . on Sunday? Again, the cost Is Education has prepared a new ing arrangem ents, academic c re ­ Not too s u rp risin g ly , many stu­ not p ro h ib itive . directory to aid students in choos dits, location and other topics. dents also need to use the L ib r a r y ing the overseas study program The Introduction, w ritten by f a c ilit ie s Saturday night and Sunday Also, a u n iv e rs ity the s ize of M ich ­ igan State should h a rd ly p e r m it the OUR READERS SPEAK best suited to their educational Stephen A. F reem an, vice p re si­ m orning, hours when the L i b r a r y Is hours of its lib r a r y to be those of a requirem ents, language ability dent em eritus of Middlebury Col­ closed. When asked why the L i b r a r y closes Saturday night during s u m m e r te rm , M e r r i l l M . Jones, assistant d ire c ­ s m a l l - t i m e college. The In creased study and research tim e available tra n s la te s into added benefits f o r students and faculty. Supports Viet Oil Bombing and pocketbook. This book, a new edition of "U ndergraduate Study Abroad,” describes study program s in var­ lege, is critical of the prepara­ tion and adm inistration of some study abroad program s under­ taken by American institutions. t o r of the L ib r a r y , said this was a To the Editor: r e c o r d s will show that our statement. What in the world do ious countries sponsored by U.S. Freem an suggests that each policy established four years ago be­ Unlike a diamond whose value does "staunch ally " B ritain was one you think 46 je ts dropped tons of colleges and universities during college o r university establish an cause not enough students used the not change when under lock and key, T his lette r is in regard to of the countries which had ships bombs directly on top of those the academic year and sum m er. advisory serv ice fo r students f a c ilit ie s . He added that c lo s in g e a rly a lib r a r y is only valuable to stu­ your July 1 editorial condemn­ delivering supplies to North Viet oil storage tanks for? The Institute of International wishing to study overseas. "We saves money. dents when it can be used. ing the bombing of North Viet Nam, thus directly aiding our I realize that the purpose of an Education rep o rts that the num­ cannot allow an American stu­ It's tim e the L i b r a r y reviews the We hope the U n iv e rs ity re a liz e s Nam 's fuel depots. enemy. T his, of course, was b er of overseas study program s dent to wander blindly into a f o u r - y e a r - o l d policy. The c u r ric u la this and re v is e s its antiquated sched­ You claim that the oil isn 't while we were helping her block­ editorial, Just like that of a minority party, is to extend c rit­ has doubled in the past three foreign educational system and o ffe re d this sum m er exceeds the ule so students can take full advan­ important since this is mainly ade Rhodesia since she couldn't y e ars. discredit our own by his ap­ 1962 o ffering ; s u m m e r t e r m e n r o ll­ tage of this precious educational tool. a guerrilla type war. Do you take care of it by herself. And icism and point out faults of our leaders and th eir policies, Today there a re m ore than parent awkwardness and stupid­ ment has also increased in the in­ think that the Viet Cong find guns how many men did our "staunch 300 program s such as the one ity ," he w rite s. The E d ito rs and ammunition growing on those ally” send to Viet Nam to help but how about adding a little terim . sponsored by Justin M orrill Col­ ’’U n d e r g r a d u a t e Study Jungle trees? All of the Russian our troops? T he last thing which common sense to those out-of­ context quotations that decorate lege under which 98 MSU stu­ A broad," listing 208 group, sup­ and Red Chinese arm s m ust be Britain has done which required dents a re studying abroad this ervised or independent study pro­ trucked and c a rrie d down the Ho your P ulitzer prize prose. C rit­ any thinking o r intelligence was sum m er. gram s for the acadetqic year Chi Mlnh tra il, and the more granting us our independence. icism solely for the sake of MISS MICHIGAN PAGEANT trucks you keep from running, As a big finale for your a r ­ criticism is simply an aid to the "Undergraduate Abroad" aids the s t u d e n t in Study and 97 sum m er program s, is available for $2.75 from IIE, the m ore walking they will have ticle, you claim that the "only enemy at a tim e of war, and our selecting a suitable program by 809 United Nations Plaza, New to do and the m ore hopeless "staunch allies” and the bearded 2 MSU Coeds In Top 10 positive accomplishment of the providing information on adm is­ York, N.Y. 10017. their fight will seem . bombing was the destruction of protestors do a good enough job In your a rtic le you w ere dis­ a great amount of North Viet­ in that department. heartened because of the harsh namese o il." Seems like you Two MSU coeds were among her home town; M iss C assCoun- entertained the large audience words from our "staunch ally ” , should get some so rt of award Michael Gabridge The State News welcomes letters to the editor from all the 10 sem ifinalists in the Miss ty, Sylvia Harp, a June graduate with a piano medley, Including B ritain. A careful check of the for the world’s greatest under­ E. Lansing graduate student readers, whether or not they a re associated with Michigan Michigan Pageant Friday night. from Edwardsburg; Ann Tayne, selections from boogie and Bach. State University. Julie Ann Sudau, Mt. Clemens Miss Flushing, who will be a The winner, Gayle Ann Chan­ L etters should be no longer than 300 words and typed double-spaced if possible. Longer le tte rs will be considered Junior and Miss MSU, who en­ tered last year as Miss Lan­ sing, and L u c i l l e Annette Ab­ freshm an here this fall, and Kath­ cey, hula-danced her way to the leen Longeway, M iss Oakland M iss Michigan crown. University, an MSU affiliate near As winner, she takes home Use Of Interview Criticized for publication as "P oint of View” columns. Correspondents should include name and, if applicable. ram s, Miss Lansing, who was Pontiac. $4,500 in scholarships, a $2,000 To the Editor: Lukens) who may be the sta r dent, it is quite another to quote U niversity standing. T h is information may be withheld upon voted Miss Congeniality by the The 20-year-old M iss Abrams, wardrobe and $500 In Jewels. witness in a case before the t h e incriminating statem ents, request, but no unsigned le tte rs will be printed. contestants, placed highest of the the first Negro to enter the pa­ A form er student at Henry Ford Your banner story in Mon­ Lansing Township Court—a case The State News rese rv e s the right to select and edit all conclusions and feelings of a wit­ five MSU coeds vying for the geant, captivated the audience Community College, M iss Chan­ day’s paper brought to our minds in which the allegations a re far ness, prio r to the tria l. le tte rs to fit space requirem ents. coveted title. with an acrobatic dance.- cey plans to continue her educa­ a journalistic decision which you m ore serious and the possible The new M iss Michigan is M iss Sudau, a music major, tion as an a r t m ajor. made several months ago: name­ ram ifications for the accused far John J. M asterson M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d P r e s s , U n ite d P r e s s I n te r n a t io n a l, In la n d D a ily P r e s s A s s o c ia t io n , A s s o c ia te d C o lle g ia t e P r e s s , M ic h ig a n P r e s s A s s o c ia tio n , M ic h ig a n Gayle Ann Chancey, a 19-year- ly, that it would be journalis­ m ore detrim ental than those in assistant professor of C o lle g ia t e P r e s s A s s o c ia t io n . old blue-eyed b r u n e t t e from tically unwise to publish certain the Schiff case. Moreover, the mathematics S e co n d c la s s p o s ta g e p a id a t E a s t L a n s in g , M ic h . Dearborn. E d it o r i a l and b u s in e s s o f fic e s a t 341 S tu d e n t S e r v ic e s B u ild in g , M ic h ig a n S ta te accounts of Paul Schiff’s appear­ evidence has not yet been p re­ C.C. G anser U n iv e r s it y , E a s t L a n s in g , M ic h . Other contestants a t t e n d i n g ance before the FacultyCom m it- sented in court. assistant professor of P h o n e ss i MSU included: Nancy LeRoque, a tee on Student Affairs. T his was Are you aware of the fact that m athematics E d it o r i a l ................ ......................................................................................................................... 3 5 5 -8 2 5 2 C la s s if ie d A d v e r t is in g ..................................................... ............... ................................ Sturgis sophomore representing apparently motivated by the fact the bias that is obvious in this W.T. Sledd D is p la y A d v e r t is in g ............................................................................................................ 3 5 3 -6 4 0 0 that the committee had not yet article could seriously affect any associate professor of B u s in e s s - C ir c u la t io n ............................................................................. ...................... J:)3 P h o to g r a p h ic ................................................................................; ......................................... 3 5 5 -8 3 1 1 made a decision public—although ju ro r’s or judge’s attempt to mathematics Shaw Yields HI it had concluded hearing all the evidence. hear the case fairly and could even re su lt in far-reaching legal PEAN U TS Yet, you were perfectly will­ difficulties? I'LLT H R O U ) T H E S T IC K , A N D \ U pw ard Bound 18 Road Signs ing to banner the personal ac­ count of a g irl (Miss Marion While it is one thing to report the occurrence of such an inci- Y 0Ü C H A S E IT , OKAY? Needs Guitarist West Shaw Hall men left signs Upward Bound, a nation-wide —$143 worth of assorted traffic sum m er education program , is warnings—behind when they left for sum m er vacations. U niversity Police reported r e ­ IM Program Praised If looking for a lead-guitar player. The program , co-sponsored in this area by the U.S. Office of covering 18 m ore signs Friday T o the Editor: ble planning on the part of its Education and MSU’s JustinM or- morning in Shaw. Early last week, adm inistrators. r ill College, offers rem edial and several signs, including one from We would like to express our Although confronted with many the U niversity of Michigan main I TH0U6HT I'DBETTERLEAVE enrichment studies to disadvan­ thanks to the M en's Intram ural and varied problem s, S ierra, as BEFORE I LOST MY COOL... taged high school age youths, campus, were found by a Janitor Dept, and to L a rry Sierra along director of the program , has according to Richard Lockwood, in Akers. JULIE SUDAU A N N E T T E A BRAM S with his co-w orkers for another steadfastly kept die rules and project spokesman. we 11-organized and efficiently kept friends at the same time. The g u itarist is needed to help operated spring term IM soft­ We were proud to be a part of organize a folk song program on Credit Union Members REALLY Do Have The Advantage ball season. a rapidly growing and very worth­ T h u r s d a y evenings fo r these Many people do not realize that while sports program . youths. the size and scope of this pro­ The Roaches More information can be ob­ gram necessitates devotion of a Independent & All-University tained by calling Lockwood at great deal of tim e and responsi­ Softball Champions 355-1107. Career Opportunity i/I// ■ I \I Æ / w - SAVE 600 I ¿ ¿ /y UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE on your V E N E R E A L DISEASE BRANCH - COMMUNICABLE DISEASE C E N T E R next meal picnic or We are going to eradicate syphilis in the United States. We need people who want immediate job involvement, interesting work, an outlet / for creative ideas, and an excellent opportunity for advancement. snack We want to talk with above average senior students who are majoring in the following academic fields: J don’t cook tonight CALL 484-9446 BIOLOGY HUMANITIES P O L IT IC A L SCIENCE ENGLISH LANGUAGES SOCIAL SCIENCES JOURNALISM PHILOSOPHY PSYCHOLOGY PERCENT ECONOMICS P U B L IC H E A L TH SOCIOLOGY • 12 p i e c e s • When Held For One Year HISTORY P U B L IC ADMINISTRATION MATHEMATICS o f c h ic k e n * $500 Minimum Deposit • p in t o f • Interest Paid Monthly, Quarterly, or Annually, As Desired c o l e s la w Interviews will be conducted on: • fr ie s * 4% On Any Portion Redeemed Before Maturity Date Best Time Deposit Investment Opportunity In Town! July 6, 1966 Bucket Special MSU EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION Contact your Placement Office to arrange for an interview FOR ONLY $3.49 1019 T R O W B R ID G E ROAD EAST LA N S IN G AN EQUAL EMPLOYMENT O P PO R TU N ITY Phone: 353-2280 T u e s d a y , July 5{ 1966 ^ M ichigan State N ew s, E ast Lansing, M ichigan W o rld N ew s 4Charley’s Aunt’Opens Here a t a G lance Opening Wednesday at the Sum­ appeared last season in “ West B rassett. m er C ircle T heater is Brandon Side S tory," "T he Beaux’ S tra- fice is open 2-6 p.m. Monday and Tickets a re available at the Tuesday and 2-9 p.m. Wednesday Summer C ircle Box Office, lo­ through Saturday. Further in­ Thom as's c o m e d y "C harley's tegem " and "T he House of B er­ cated on the lawn in front of formation may be obtained by Aunt.” nards Alba.” Brick Mars Queen’s Welcome The play will run through Sat­ C raig L. Jones will play the Demonstration Hall. The Box Of­ calling 355-0148.______________ urday with curtain tim e at the role of Charley Wykeham. Jones, B E L F A S T , N o rth e rn Ire la n d ( U P I) ~ “ A man th r e w Demonstration Hall theater at a senior English m ajor from Lan­ sing, has appeared with Summer a b r ic k and a woman th r e w a fu ll bottle of b e e r at Queen E liz a b e th 's lim ousine Monday to m a r h e r o th e rw is e cheerful welcom e to this c en ter of b it t e r c on flic t between Iris h P rote stan ts and C ath o lics. 8:30 p.m. Written in 1892, "C harley’s C ircle T heater in the 1964 pro­ Aunt” tells of the comical an­ duction of "Much Ado About Noth­ tics of three young men and their ing" and in the 1962 production Planned Projects W itnesses said the Queen and h e r husband looked pursuit of rom ance. Jack Chesney of "O ur Town." shocked. No one was hurt, but the b ric k dented the car. and Charley Wykeham invite their Jan Paulich will play Amy respective g irl f r i e n d s , K itty' Spettigue. Miss Paulich is a sen­ Verdun and Amy Spettlgue, for ior theater m ajor from Cleve­ Include 2 Bridges tea to meet Charley’s aunt from land, Ohio. Within the next year six new The medical school complex U.S. Plane Refuels At Atomic Site B razil, where the nuts come Other m em bers of the cast building projects will be under­ site is on east campus along the fueled it, it was disclosed from. are: Dale A.J. Rose, senior thea­ way on campus. proposed Bogue Street extension. PAPEETE, TAHITI (UPI)- A U.S. A ir F o rc e KCI35 wea­ Monday. But at the last minute, aunty te r m ajor from T aylor, playing Harold Lautner, director of Lautner said the University th e r " s p y " plane ran dan­ During a news conference w ires that she cannot come. In Stephen Spettigue: Mike Sherry, campus planning, said that plans Center, tentatively located on gerously low on fuel while l a t e r French m inister for desperation, Jack and Charley Grand Rapids graduate English for a new adm inistration building H arrison Road in the Kalama- H A N D - P I C K E D — T e a m s t e r s ’ p resid en t J im m y Hoffa flying over the French atomic o v e r s e a s te rrito rie s Gen. d ress up one of their friends, student, playing Sir F r a n c i s are already blueprinted and that zoo-Shaw area, has not taken and his lik e ly successor, F ra n k F itz s im m o n s of te s t site but French airfield P ie r r e Billotte said "F ran c e Lord Fancourt Babberley, as the Chesney: C lare P arsons, Grand an architect is currently working shape because the adm inistra­ Chicago. U PI Telephoto authorities gave it perm is­ is very near being able to aunt. To further complicate the Rapids Junior t h e a t e r m ajor, on plans for a 550-car parking tion is trying to find out what sion to land h ere and re ­ detonate an H -bom b." situation. Amy's guardian, Ste­ playing Donna Lucia d'Alvadorez; ramp between Bessey Hall and the students and staff want most phen Spettigue, appears and falls Linda J. M illerd, alumna in thea­ the Computer Center for faculty, from such a center. in love with the disguised Lord te r from D etroit, playing Ela staff and visitors. Hoffa Hits LBJ He said that better access Rusk A rrives In Kyoto Fancourt, whom he thinks is Delahay; Jam es Woodland, Mason Financing, he said, compound­ between north and south cam­ the wealthy Donna Lucia d’Al- senior music m ajor, p l a y i n g ed by the legislation’s budget, pus is needed, and in addition K Y O T O , Japan ( U P I) — S e c r e t a r y of State Dean Rusk vadorez. is holding up immediate con - to the expansion of the Farm struction. Rebuilding the Com­ L a n e a n d Computer Center On Inflation Issue a r r i v e d Monday f o r a U .S .-J ap a n m in is t e r ia l con­ After much hilarious confu­ f e re n c e but was forced to use a back road f r o m the a ir p o r t to elude m o re than 5,000 le ftis t demon­ sion, the real aunt a rriv e s and the play settles down to a de­ Wilkins (continued fr o m page 1) puter C enter bridge for more bridges, two others will be con­ walking space is also planned. structed. Those sites a re between the s tr a to r s p rotesting A m e r ic a n V ie t Nam p o lic y. lightful happy ending. Lautner said he wasn’t sure Despite Jail sentences hang­ S everal hundred m o re students held an a n t i- MIAMI BEACH (UPI)—Jam es P l a y i n g C harley’s "aunt," for public office who favors P ro ­ about the cost of the program, A l u m n i Memorial Chapel and A m e r ic a n r a l l y in a p ark n ear the hotel w here Rusk R. Hoffa opened h is T eam sters ing over his head, Hoffa is c e r­ Lord Fancourt Babberley, isTom position 14 or any d e r i v a t i v e but, he added, "When you con­ Eppley C enter, and near E rick­ is staying and then m arch ed through the s tre e ts of U n i o n convention Monday by tain to win re-election—possibly Clark, a graduate student in thea­ thereof does not deserve the sider that Hubbard Hall cost son Hall. These bridges will be Kyoto. T ig h t police s e c u r ity prevented the students criticizing the Johnson admini­ by acclamation—to a new five te r from Lathrup Village. Clark support of the Negro population $7 million and that each apart­ constructed within the next two f r o m reach in g the hotel. stration’s concern over inflation. recently appeared as Freddy in which is the target of Proposition ment in the current 208-unit years, said Lautner. y ear term . the Lansing Civic Players pro­ 14." Spartan Village expansion costs "N o t i m e t a b l e has actually S o m e 2,000 delegates assem ­ But the main business of the duction of "My F a ir Lady." Sum­ $12,000, you can get an idea of been set up ," he said, "but if bled in Miami Beach Auditorium convention will be the creation m er C ircle audiences will r e ­ Wilkins will deliver the con­ Saturn Launches Heavy Satellite the money involved." the p ressu re of increasing stu­ for the opening session of the o f a new p o s t —general vice m ember him as Brick in the vention keynote address tonight, Student housing, for which the dent enrollm ent and decreasing The Saturn was scheduled week - long convention to hear president—with powers to take 1963 production of "C at on a at the F irs t Methodist Church CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)— following a welcoming address University is responsible, could space is maintained we’ll soon A m erica's Saturn 1 rocket for a 9 a .m ., EDT, blastoff, Hoffa praised by union leaders as over automatically from Hoffa Hot Tin Roof.” probably be financed with more see these projects underway.” and officials said Monday that the modern-day “ hero " of the if he goes to jail. by Gov. Edmund Brown. is set to launch the world’s Jack Chesney will be play­ V i c e P r e s i d e n t H ubertH. loans, he added. heaviest known satellite —a launch preparations w ere pro­ American labor movement. ed by Richard Vincent, Detroit Humphrey will address the con­ He said that the graduate dorm­ 58,500 pounder—today in a ceeding smoothly and the wea­ Hoffa* s hand-picked "su b sti­ graduate student in radio and itory, still in discussion stages, key te st of the vehicle that th er f o r e c a s t w a s "v ery Hoffa was expected to speak tute” is 58-year-old Frank F itz­ TV. Vincent m ost recently ap­ vention Wednesday at a "youth would probably be situated near w ill send Apollo astronauts good." but he said he would “ save my simmons, T eam sters v lc e p re sl- peared as one of the Je ts in the night” m ass meeting. rem arks for tom orrow.” How­ dent from D etroit. T here is virtu­ PAC production of "W est Side T h e convention c o n c l u d e s Hagadorn and Mt. Hope roads. to the moon. Saturday with consideration of F u t u r e expansion of m arried ever, the T eam sters released ally no doubt that he will be his "s ta te of the union1' report elected to the job. Story." v a r i o u s resolutions on civil housing would be in Spartan Vil­ Governors Meet Playing opposite Vincent is rights. lage. to the convention. Vicki Jean Sanchez as Kitty V er­ LOS A N G E L E S ( U P I) — Republican go vern o rs jug­ In his report the 53-year-old dun. Miss Sanchez, a senior thea­ Cosmetics te r m ajor from Sullivan, Mo., T eam sters' chief—who faces the & Vitamins gled t e r m s of approval laced with m ild c r i t i c i s m Monday in p re p a rin g to join D em o c ra ts I n a d e c l a r a - possibility of 13 years in prison if his pending appeals against Quake Hits College Bike Shop 619 E. Grand River tion o f support f o r P res id en t Johnson's stepped-up bombing against North V i e t Nam. But Gov. R obert E . S m y lle of Idpho, c h a irm a n of two convictions a re not upheld— said "substandard wages” must In Aleutians Bombing ' 134 N. Harrison the Republican G o v e rn o rs ’ Association at the 58th be eliminated, even at the risk HONOLULU (UPI)—A strong (continued f r o m p a g e 1) \ c r o s s f r o m S tu d e nt S e r v ic e s of inflation. (1 lllo c k N . o f K e llo g g C e n t e r ) annual g o v e rn o rs ’ conference, told a news conference earthquake was recorded in the the oil depots, raids ordered by • D a ily 9 a .m . - 6 p .m . he b elieves the “ ris in g cost of liv in g ” to be the key "T he T eam sters do not accept Aleutian Islands area at 1:33 President Johnson in an attempt ED 2-4117 m W e d . 9 a .m . - 9 p .m . issue f o r Republicans in 1966. the proposition that every period p.m . Sunday. The U.S. Coast to slow the infiltration of sup­ Turncoat Comes Home of prosperity must be scuttled and Geodetic Survey said it had by a government searching in the Issued an a le rt for "possible South Viet Nam. plies and men from North to Honda Dealer COUPON SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — " I ’ve always considered my­ dark corners for inflation,” he tidal wave activity." informed the delegates. American m ilitary spokesmen The survey said the quake had e a rlie r had disclosed that Navy a magnitude of 7.1 on the Rich­ pilots taking p art in heavy raids Parts & Accessories " I never considered myself a Communist," declared Korean War turncoat Clarence self a loyal A m e r i c a n citi­ zen.” Adams, his Chinese wife, Hoffa* s report said an inten­ te r scale, strong enough to cause sive five-year organizing , cam- considerable damage in a popu- paign which cost nearly $14 mi - lated are£U The survey said the southeast of Haiphonj Sunday, had bombed the Don Son oil depot at a point only 12 miles Factory Trained Mechanics Adams Monday as he arrived L iu Lin-Feng, and his chil­ lion had made the T eam sters tem blor appeared to be centered back home for the firs t tim e dren, Della, 7, and Louis, 2, "th e largest union in the world” in the Rat Island group of the since he voluntarily ducked sm iled happily as the Am eri­ with a mem bership of 1.7 m il­ A l e u t i a n s —about midway be­ behind the bamboo curtain 12 can P resident L ines’ liner lion. tween Siberia and the Alaska years ago. P r e s i d e n t Cleveland slid The 4th of July opening se s­ peninsula. And, said Adams, 34, a Ne­ smoothly up to a berth in San sion was lim ited mainly to in­ The survey said it was await­ gro f r o m Memphis, T e n n ., F rancisco. troductions and welcomes for ing reports from earthquake sta­ COUPON visiting union chiefs. The con­ tions and ships in the Pacific vention will get down tb busi­ of any possible tidal wave. ness today. Sun Glasses VC Letter Reg. $ 1 00 (continued f r o m page 1) hoped that she would w rite to him. food every five days. He said the food came from the local popula­ tion o r was bought at local m ar­ 490 Another p riso n er, Nguyen Than V o id l i t e r S .it., J u ly 2 Son, had an a rm wound. He is kets. He said his men ate three 32 and told his captors he had tim es a day—such things as rice, been a soldier since he was 20. vegetables, pork and beef. The tough little platoon lead­ He said no effort was made e r, who also participated in the to conceal c o o k i n g fires or ambush, said the thought of de­ sm oke. Nguyen Than Son said serting had never entered his his unit's medical supplies came mind. from Communist China. He said he wanted to fight the He said m orale usually was A m ericans because they had kill­ high before operations against ed many of his friends. the Am ericans and he attribut­ Nguyen Than Son told his cap­ ed this to daily political indoc­ to rs his unit was resupplied with trination. SPIRO’S CAFETERIA Orientation Students Don’t Miss The Big COUPON Secret * liq J d e m n c j, f y a i i ê e /u ù c e Clip Out This Ad DOLLAR A POUND Spray Deodorant * & f f ío (U f t And 0 This Coupon Reg S 1.00 4Q BREADED I F IL L E T \ 1/4 POUND COUPON Paperback Book Sale Li mi t ! g VEAL C U TLE T j ! of FISH >French F rie s ¡BEEFBURGER ! •. 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J l I •. 2 Ic ‘ ; F o r Appointments: Across from Olln Health Center Free Parking ED 2-4080 SS tu d e n t oolc S tor# At Rear of S t o r e 421 E . Grand River Free Parking in Lot at the Rear 224 Abbott Rood Open 9 A.M .-8 P.M ■ 421 E. Grand River ■ ■ ■ S l S i ’S t f l 4 M ichigan State N ew s, E ast Lansing, M ichigan T u e s d a y , J u ly 5 , 1966 Call State News DONT BURY ’EM - SELL ’EM Classified 355-8255 Automotive Employment For Rent For Sale______ Service ' with a T h e State News does not p erm it racial or religious discrim ination in I t s a d ­ OLDSM6 BILE 1956 automatic. Good condition, no ru st. Very WE NEED 4 men between now/ September 1st. C ar necessary. L O V E L y " BURNISHED studio apartm ent across from campus. GOLi^ CLUBS. Representative has sample se ts. Good savings. D I A P E R SERVICE, Diaperene Franchised Service Approved Girls Fly good tire s . $100 or best offer. lowCOS1 v ertising c o l u m n s . The Call 332-3506. 9 a .m ./ noon Ample parking. Available July Call 337-1015 after 6 p.m . by Doctors and DSIA. The m ost W AN T AD State News will not accept advertising from persons Ted, 332-8719 after 4 p.m. 3-7/7 only. EARNINGS ARE unlimited as an 5-7/7 26, call 337-0650. STOP-LbOK-summer ren t tor 3-7/7 REFRIGERATOR: L E O N A R D , 5-7/8 modern and Only personalized service in Lansing, providing In Derby discrim inating against re­ PLYMOUTH 1963, State Police twelve cubic feet, 105 pound you with diaper pails, poly bags, AVON representative. T u r n four g irls. Cook-outs'ln back­ ligion, race, color or na­ pursuit special. Top mechanical fre e z er; Excellent c o n d i t i o n . deodorizers and diapers, o r use S E A T T L E , W a s h . (U P I)~ • AUTOMOTIVE your free tim e into $$. F o r ap­ yard. A fter 5:30, 332-2195. tional origin. condition, r a d i o , good tire s. $60. Call 332-8957. 3-7/6 your own. Baby clothes washed Eighty-two planes and 143 of the • EMPLOYMENT pointment in your home, w rite 5-7/7 Sacrifice $750. TU 2-6375. free. No deposit. Plant inspec­ nation's finest women pilots took • FOR RENT 3-7/5 M rs. Alona Huckins, 5664 School FURNISHED TWO-bedroom, a ir 6oAt l 6’ fiberglass Larson. tion invited. AMERICAN DIA­ off from Boeing field here Mon­ Street, H aslett, Michigan or Convertible top, fully equipped. • FOR SALE Automotive R6NT1AC 1963 <5T6, 2 -d o o r, call evenings. 339-2198. conditioned. Summer o r F all. PER SERVICE, 914 E. G ier— day a t the s ta rt of the 1966 Pow­ • LOST & FOUND Call 337-2080 after 2 p.m . 5-7/7 65hp, 1963 M ercury electric CALL 482-0864. C d er Puff Derby. CORVETTE 1965 red with white hardtop. 4-speed, radio, heater, C4-7/8 starting m otor, tilt tra ile r, ski • PERSONAL tri-pow er positractlon. 10,000 top. Beautiful condition. $2900. T h e ir destination was C lear­ • PEANUTS PERSONAL m ile s. Drafted. Phone 485-4582. LEGAL SECRETARY, opening in Tw o^ETO O C TTlpam iiiB nM lor equipment and life jackets. All Typing Service Phone ED 2-5096. 5-7/7 lease. A ir conditioned, luxury. in excellent condition. $1150. water, F la., 2,766 m iles away. • REAL ESTATE 3-7/5 August. Excellent in English, • SERVICE DODC)E £)ART Pioneer 1 9 6 0 . t y p i n g and transcribing re­ Summer only, fall option. Con­ Phone after 6 p.m . 332-2464. PAULA ANN HÀUGHËY, typist. Deadline for arriv in g a t C lear­ TRIUMPH 1965 Spitfire, dreen tact Fidelity Realty immediate­ _________________________ 3-7/7 IBM Selectric and Executive. w ater is noon Thursday. • TRANSPORTATION Pow er steering. New rubber, with black top. New tire s , good quired. S o m e knowledge of M ultilith Offset printing. P ro ­ ly. 332-5041. 5-7/6 Jean Bonar, Mansfield, Ohio, • WANTED plus snow tire s . Recent tune- condition. Phone 332-8472. shorthand required. W rite Box SAILFI&H, aluminum m ast boom fessional theses typing. N e a r and h er c o p ilo t, P atricia Col­ up, shocks, brake lining, etc. 3-7/5 B-2 stating qualifications, ex­ AVAILABLE NOW near campus. spar-nylon sail. Must sacrifice. campus. 337-1527. C lie r, Bellville, Ohio, were the DEADLINE All for $295. 3707 E. Hiawatha v 6 L k 5WAGEN 1 ^ 8 . Body good. pected term of employment, and Pleasant 2-man, furnished. 332- Call 313-878-9706. 5-7/6 firs t ones aloft. Drive, Okemos. 3-7/6 ^salary desired. 5 -7 /6 5374. 3-7/6 STUDY DESKS, sm all chests, ÀNbl B&OlWi, typist and m ultl- 1 P.M. one class day be­ Mechanically top notch, beige, 11th offset printing. D isserta­ FAIRLANE 1956 4 - d o o r V-8. ADblT16NAL INCOMfe. Average roll-aw ays, & bunk beds. New T he transcontinental a ir race fore publication. roof rack. $350. Phone 355- tions, theses, m anuscripts, gen­ had been scheduled to begin Sat­ Best offer. Call 351-5393 after 5914. 3-7/6 $2 p e r hour and up. Operate Houses 81 used m a ttre sse s—all sizes. Cancellations • 12 noon one your own business and choose e ra l typing. IBM, 16 y ears ex­ urday, but was postponed until 6 p.m . 3-7/5 Study lamps, typew riters, tape class day before publication VOLKSWaCRN'19'6T; "manyex- your own hours. We train you. ROOM 1/2 DOUBLE $10 week reco rd e rs, m etal w ardrobes, perience. 332-8384. C Sunday and then postponed again. FALCON 1961 s t a t i o n w a g o n . tra s , very clean Inside. $625. without cooking, $12 week with Skies blanketed with heavy over­ Good condition, no ru st. F or Scholarships to t h o s e who portable TV sets, large selec­ BARBI MEL, professional typist. Call Mike a t 351-7216 after cooking. M a l e s . Good study cast and rain forced die two PHONE further information, 355-6169 qualify. 485-7326, 8-10 a.m . and tion new & used electric fans. T heses, dissertations. Block off 5:30 p.m . 3-7/6 facilities. 337-0881, after 5p.m . postponements. o r 355-8089 after 5 p.m . 3-7/5 4-6 p.m . C Everything for the home. WIL­ campus. 332-3255. C 355-8255 3-7/5 However, w eather conditions * VOLKSWAGEN 1964 blue sedan. CHAPEL H I L L CEMETERY- THREE BEDROOM f u r n i s h e d COX SECOND HAND STORE, JOB RESUMES, 1ÜÔ c o p i e s , cleared this m orning and the race RATES FORD 1964 Galaxie 500 conver- Excellent condition. Low mile­ Needs Sales Counselors. Phone apartm ent, $150 a month in­ 509 E. Michigan, Lansing. Phone $4.50. A L D I N G E R DIRECT finally got underway. tible. V- 8, cruls-m atic, power age, luggage rack. Reasonable. IV 4-9017. 10-7/15 IV 5-4391, 8-5:30 p.m . C 1 D A f ............ S I.50 steering, radio, white sidewalls, cluding utilities. N ear campus. MAIL ADVERTISING, 533 N. Call 351-4866. 5-7/5 A^UARlUM THIRTY gallon com- C lippert. IV 5-2213. The pilots may fly a s fa r as 3 DAYS......... ¿3.00 wheel covers, many other ex­ VOLKSWAGEN 196$, heater, seat Evening Employment Summer only. Phone 337-2345. 5-7/8 plete set up. Tropical fish in­ C they wish each day of the race 5 DAYS......... ¿5.00 tra s . Jet black with matching belts. Sparkplugs and points last Top earnings for those who cluded. Also Boy Scout camp­ Transportation but m ust be a t one of the desig­ (based on 15 words per ad) interior and top, $1,795. SIGNS a re able to maintain th eir WANTED ONE man for 4-bed- nated stopping points by sundown week. 6,000 m iles. Excellent ing back pack. IV 2-0541. WANTED: One rid e r for Los FORD SALES, 162 W. Grand studies and a re fre e 4 room. Two baths, two kitchens. each day. Pendleton, O re., 175 Over 15, 10c p®' vvord. P*r day. River, Williamston. 655-2191. condition. 487-0832. 5-7/11 440 P ark Lane. 332-3617, 337- 1-7/5 Angeles a re a . Leaving July 29. nights p e r week. Sat. over­ a ir m iles southeast of h ere, was There will be a 50< service C3-7/7 9412. 5-7 /6 F IR S t QUALITY m aterials and Must have d riv er’s l i c e n s e . VOLVO, 196 i PV 544. Owner tim e available for those the firs t point a t which the pilots and bookkeeping charge it workmanship. L arge fram e se­ Phone 482-2303 evenings. 4-7/8 FORD 1963“ Galaxie 500, 4-door returning to school, m ust sell. who qualify. Requires neat EAST LANSING four bedroom could make an overnight stop. this ad is not paid within appearing, serious, hard lection. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, tlÎDER WANTED: from Pontiac sedan, V-8 Cruisomatic, power $600. Phone 351-4121 evenings. home. P artia lly furnished. Call The defending c h a m p i o n is one week. w orker. Phone M r. Arnold, 416 Tussing Building. Phone IV or a rea to MSU and back daily. steering. Radio, newwhiteslde- 5-7/6 489-3313. 3-7/7 M ary Ann Noah, Mission, Kan., 351-4011. 2-4667. C Call 334-9618. 3 -7 /6 w alls, wheel covers, one owner. ONE ROOMMATE for three bed- who won the ra c e the la st two Automotive Very low mileage. Like new con­ Auto Service & Parts MEIN: M A I N T E N A N C E ana room ranch h o u s e , 5946 N. FOR WEDDING a n d practical y ears. H er co-pilot was Peggy dition. Metallic green. $1395. housekeepers a t Ingham Coun­ Hagadorn. $38.50 per month plus shower gifts, see ACE HARD­ Wanted Wright, Kansas City, Mo. CADILLAC 1961 turquoise coupe. NEW BATTERIES. E x c h a n g e WARE'S s e l e c t i o n s . 201 E. BLOOD DONORS needed, $6 for C3-7/7 ty Hospital, 3882 Dobie Road, utilities. Call 332-8245 after All power. Real sharp inside p ric e from $7.95. New sealed Grand R iver, a c r o s s from RH positive, $7, $10, o r $12 FORD 1^55, runs well. Good con- Okemos. Apply between 8 a.m .- 5 p.m . 3-7 /6 and out. $1275. Call 882-3018. beam s, 99£. Salvage c a rs, large dition. Goes to highest bidder by 4 p.m ., Monday through F ri­ LAKE MICHIGAN, two lovely cot- Union. Phone ED 2-3212. C for RH n e g a t i v e . DETROIT 3-7/5 stock used p a rts . ABC AUTO CHEVR0LCTT^5Tliutomanc~5’. Friday. Diana 489-1551 after 6. 3-7/7 PARTS, 613 E. South St. IV 5- 1921. day. 332-0801. C employer's 6vfekL6A£> <26m- 3-7/7 tages. Two and four P rivate beach. Phone 355-4)877. bedroom. ENGLISH LI GHT- WEI GHT 3- s p e e d bicycles. $39.77 full BLOC» SERVICE, INC. 1427 E . Michigan Ave. Hours 9-4 Mon­ Draft Board Pennsylvania c a r, good tire s. p ric e . R ental-purchase term s day and Tuesday; 12-7 T h u rs­ MUSTANG T955V 289 V - S , 3 - ENGINE 1966 Volkswagen. R e- PANY, tem porary assignm ents 5-7/7 $300. Call 332-2660. 3-7/5 speed, 18,000 m i l e s . Light cent valve Job. $125. Phone 882- for experienced office g irls. No W A l t - L o O K at rooms for men. available. We also have tennis day. 489-7587. racquets, golf balls, badminton LOOKING FOR r o o m m a t e to C Ads Upheld C H E V R 6 L E T S : six i$5?’s to m etallic blue, very clean. $1795. 1436. 3-7/6 fee, top pay. Phone 487-6071. Cooking, sum m er ra te s. One birdies, gifts and housewares. choose from . All in good condi­ 351-4199. 3-7/5 C3-7/7 block from campus. 332-2195 ACE HARDWARE, ac ro ss from share a two man apartm ent for D r a f t classifications of 1A ACtilDBNT PROBLEM? C a l l tion and no ru st. $295 and up. school year 66-67. W arren, 337- were upheld by the State Selec­ OLDSMOBIIJS I 9 6 0 , 8 8 , 2 - d o o r KALAMAZOO STREET BODY 6 REA+ LAKES EMPLOYidkNT after 5:30. 5-7/7 the Union. ED 2-3212, C 1036. Phone 393-1114. C3-7/7 3-7/5 tive Service Appeal Board for sedan. Automatic, very clean. SHOP. Small d e n t s to large for perm anent positions for men NEAR CAMPUS, sum m er term . BICYCLE SALES, rentals and six men who participated in a CHEVROLET 1965 CorvairM on- Phone 641-6810. 5-7/8 w recks. A m erican and foreign and women In office, sales, Five room furnished; parking. BLOOD DONORS needed, $6 for serv ices. A l s o used. EAST sit-in a t the Ann A rbor draft za, 2-door, hardtop. 4-speed OLDSMOBILE 1965 F-85 wagon. c a rs . Guaranteed work. 482- technical. IV 2-1543. C3-7/7 Monthly o r weekly. Reasonable. RH positive, $7, $10, o r $12 transm ission, radio, white side­ LANSING C Y C L E , 1215 E. board offices la st y ear. v -6 stick. 14,000 m iles. P ro­ 1286. 2628 E . Kalamazoo. C FARM BOY ¿or gardening in 332-8903 after 6 p.m . 3-7/6 Grand R iver. Call 332-8303. C for RH n e g a t i v e . DETROIT w alls, wheel covers. Dark green BLOOD SERVICE, INC. 1427 E. Col . A rthur Holmes, state fesso r going overseas. 424 W. CAR WASH: 25£. Wash, wax, va- E ast Lansing. 3-4, hours week, with black vinyl interior. $1495. 1963 ENCYCLOPEDIA A m e r i - Michigan Ave. Hours 9-4 Mon­ selective service directo r, said W illard. TU 2-0319. 3-7/5 cuum. YOU-DO-IT. 430 S. C lip- entire sum m er. Mornings p re­ Rooms Thursday the five-m em ber Ap­ ■ 0 - 7 /7 p e rt, back of KOKO B ar. ferred . Phone 332-5176. cana with 1964-1965-I966year- day and Tuesday; 12-7 Thurs­ dORVAIR 1963 Monza autom atic- INCREASE TRAFFIC on a irc o n - MEN: LARGE room s, half block ly volumes added, includes 2 day. 489-7587. C peals Board reached a split de­ _______________________C3-7/7 10-7/18 radio, very nice. $775. Phone dltioners with an ad In C lassi­ f r o m campus. Many extras. volumes dictionary^-set, in new TWO OR THREE bedroom un- cision on P atrick Murphy and 372-6225. 5-7/6 fied. Dial 355-8255. Scooters & Cycles LEGAL SECRETARY, opening in Good study atm osphere. Doub­ condition, $150. Call M rs. Harke David Smokier of D etroit and 4 August. Excellent in English, le s. Phone 332-0844. 3-7/7 furnished house or apartm ent YAHAMa 1966 250cc, two months 332-6503. - - 3-7/6 needed immediately by MSU Ronald M iller and Robert Sklar t y p i n g and transcribing r e ­ of Royal Oak. old. 1,000 m ile w arranty. $670. professo r. One or two y ear Sewing Machine Clearance Call 351-5464._________ 3-7/7 quired. S o m e knowledge of East Side Apts. Mobile Homes He said th is gives each the shorthand required. W rite Box lease deposit. Phone 332-0458, HONDA 150 1963 excellent con­ two bedrooms for 3, $50.00 right to appeal to the national B-2 stating qualifications, ex­ M lfe t SELL furnished l963 Val- 5 -7/5 dition, recent overhaul, elec­ each. 4, $45.00 each. Also appeal board. pected term of employment, and iant. 10 by 43, 2 bedrooms, 24 slightly used automatic and Zig-Zag sewing machines. 1 bedroom at $125 for 1 T h e s t a t e b o a r d decided tric sta rte r. $295.1514 E. Spar­ salary desired. 5-7/5 excellent condition. St. Johns, 1962 WOLVERINE Y e a r b o o k . Must be sold this week to make room for new fall ship­ tan Village. Bill, 355-2760. o r 2 persons. No children Write or call State News 355- unanimously on the 1A c la ssi­ 224-4827. 3-7/7 m ents. Includes WHITE, NEW HOME, SINGER, DOMES­ 3-7/7 LfeCAL SECRETARY: Lansing o r pets. Phone IV 9-1017. 8255 for Box F - 6. 3 -7 /6 fications for Raymond Lauzzana TIC, ELNA, NECCHI, PFA FF, KENMORE, UNIVERSAL, attorney wants full tim e secre­ of D etroit and E rick C hester of and many o thers. $39.95 to $98.98. All guaranteed with S f R A t f O N ’ S fe¿NELLI OF IOOM FOR woman. Summer. tary . Shorthand not essential. Block from Union. Quiet,phone. Personal ENJOY THE SOÜND of m usic Royal Oak, he said. L A N S I N G . 125cc Scram blers 77? GOtNG OVERSEAS 7?? Buy values up to $300.00. $5.00 p e r month. Lessons and free, Salary com m ensurate with abil­ from one of the fine buys in now available for those trip s Graduate s t u d e n t p referred . flight accident, travel baggage serv ice w arranty included. ity. Send resum e to M r. M or­ stereo you find in today's C las­ through t h e ‘woods, $469. Im­ Call ED 2-8498. 1-7/5 m ediate delivery. IV 4-4411. gan, 703 Davenport Building, and world wide personal lia­ sified Ads. SINGER ZIG -ZA G C4-7/8 Lansing. 5-7/11 SINGLES — D O U B L E S avail- bility insurance from BUBOLZ. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING CO. able sum m er/fall te rm s. $8 a 220 A lbert, 332-8671. C7/7 Sewing machine in beau­ LOOK 6uT, SUZUKI is herel TEMPORARY JOBS for students, week sum m er. Kitchen facilities FllEEIII A Thrilling hour of beau- 1115 N. Washington Ave., Lansing W orld's finest m otorcycle. FOX student wives - needed im­ C o n ta c t L e n s tiful dark wood cabinet. available. Contact L es, 351- ty. F o r appointment, call 484- One dial for button holes, Open Friday & Monday ’T il 9 P.M. SPORT CENTER, 2009 South mediately. Stenographers, 4490. 5-7/6 4519. MERLE NORMAN COS­ S erv ice blind hem, d e c o r a t i v e C edar. 372-3908. C3-7/7 draftsm an, general labor. P a rt- full tim e. Kelly Services, 400 LARGE COOL ¿ully furnished METICS STUDIO, 1600 E. Mich­ stitches, etc. Original cost South Washington. 482-1277. room s; hot and cold w ater in igan. C3-7/7 D r . D .M . D e a n , $339.50, need re lla b le p a r- each; singles $10; doubles $7.50; 40% blSCOUKlT on all Monarch ty to assum e payments of 5-7/6 Quiet study atm osphere. Super­ study notes. Now 60£ and up with O p t o m e t r is t $5.67 p e r month o r $48.63 For Rent vised. One block from campus. c ase. this ad only. MAREK REXALL Spartan Hall. 215 Louis 332- 210 Abbott Road TV Rtet9+ALS for students. Eco- DRUG PRESCRIPTION CEN­ 2574. 5-7/7 Phone Lansing, nomical ra te s by the t e r m TER at F randor. C3-7/7 Above College Drug o r month. UNIVERSITY TV MEN OVER 21. Five parking THINKING of a PIZZA PARTY? 4 8 9 -6 4 4 8 , ask f o r the RENTALS. 484-9263. C5-7/5 spaces. T hree single room s. Bogue Street across from cam­ Contact BIMBO'S PIZZA first. ED 2 - 6 5 6 3 C r e d it M a n a g e r Apartments Call 489-2431. C3-7/7 pus. 332-3870. 5-7/5 NEW: ’t ’Vtrb-bedroom apartment ROOMS for K/lLKl: 6 ne single, one YES. NEJAC rents TV’s for Pen- ■ |P A 6 E T H ORN available fo r immediate occu­ pancy. One block from campus. double. P rivate entrance, re ­ frig e ra to r. N ear Union. Call nies a day. F re e service and delivery. S a m e day s e r v i c e Ml OR L ON R O G ¡U E guaranteed. Call 482-0624 right T iR U A N T E G fit T Fully furnished, a ir conditioned. ED 2-1317. 3-7/6 nowl c ACROSS 31. Profane: A0 D GE RM Ë a S Special sum m er rate . 332-0255. 1. Part of "to Haw. 5-7/8 FURNISHED ROOM, male sen­ L E E0 □ □ □ □ Real Estate be" 32. Protection LOVELY SEMI-furnished ap a rt- io r o r g r a d u a t e . Single o r 33. Consecrat­ M A NT □ □ a □ c I] s SECONDARY TEACHERS needed 4. Visit ment, three room. Utilities paid. double. Quiet. SunsetLane.332- 8. Simple ed A L T E R S m E NT 3617, 337-9412. 5-7/6 for Interview by education stu­ 35. Eucalyptus M OUa t T U 1 P riv ate parking. M arried coup­ sugar dent. Phone M rs. Geyer at 355- secretion B luls vT P1A a A R E le . $100 month. 337-9676. M A T U R E , ¿ERIOUS student, 11. Yale 4680 o r 355-5902. 3-7/5 1-7/5 single. Half-double room, five 12. Olive genus 37. Crusted 1A IN ITI A s V 0 1 C E S m inutes from Berkey. Private ANDREA Ui LLS, five minutes dish E R N E LUXURY FURNISHED a p a r t - 13. Method bath, entrance. ED 2-0097. from MSU. Owner offers lovely 38. Cleopatra's ment; E a s t Lansing; 2 bed­ 14. New-born attendant ILIOIWIE. [» S T O AI I room s; fre e a ir conditioning; 5r7/6 3-bedroom r a n c h . Built-ins, lamb carpet, walk-out basement to 42. Golf in­ 1 block from campus; reduced 15. Sudden wooded backyard. Lived in one structors sum m er ren t. 351-4484. 3-7/5 flight For Sale month. Owner suddenly tran s­ 17. Interlace 45. Marine 55. Hydraulic 7. Tibetan ONE MAN needed to share 2 DIAMOND RING 3/4 karat, blue- crustacean pump monk fe rred . Assume GI loan. $151 19. Iridescent 8. Be morally man luxury apt. Lowebrooke white M a r q u i s . $1,000 s i x 49. Indignation DOWN monthly p a y m e n t s . Call 484- gem obligated A rm s, $80 month. Call 355- months ago. Make offer. Phone 50. Turk, 1. Seven days 8996.___________________5-7/8 20. Rider Hag­ chamber 2. Wolfhound 9. Woe-begone 7072. 3-7/5 332-6110. 5-7/11 gard novel 51. Pentagram 3. Ominous 10. Watch FURNl&lfeD A^AilYMENT. two Service 22. Two-masted 52. Wood 16. Sail back bedroom, e x t r a large, $125 T E L E V I S l o h l l 6' ’ sharp portable. WEDDING INVITATIONS. A p - 4. Lettuce Like new. Black and white. Stand vessel sorrel 5. Counter- and forth monthly. Available u n t i l Sept­ pointments your home o r ours. 26. Business 53. Route tenor 18. Article em ber 20, East Michigan, IV Included. $50. 355-0128between Reasonable p ric e s. F re e recep­ advantage 54. Chess piece 6. Vault 21. Epoch 5-2506. 3-7/5 8-11 a.m . 3-7/6 tion napkins. PAMELA PRINT­ 23. Prior EAST Sl£>£ for two male gradu- BIRTHDAY CAkE 7", $3.l2 d&- ate students. Share with two livered; 8" cakes, $3.64. Also ING SERVICE, TU 2-7324. C3-7/7 |7 “ I T " WM T ~ T“ 7“ T~ TT 24. Trouble 25. Youth others for s u m m e r session. sheet pies and cakes. KWAST BAKERIES, Brookfield Plaza, THESES f>Rltff fib. rapid serv­ it warn TT 26. Ailing 27. By birth Clean, furnished. Includes utili­ ties $35 each. Phone 351-4428. 3-7/5 East Lansing; Frandor; 303 S. Washington. IV 4-1317. C3-7/7 ice. Drafting supplies. Xerox copies. Capital City Blueprint, v r mmk ii ■ 28. Half an em 29. In like LISTEN PAL 221 South Grand. 482-5431. 17 ELECTROLUX TA N K vacuum ■ 1 1 3 3 manner C3-7/7 V ? 30. Careen VOLKSWAGEN cleaner with all cleaning attach­ m ents. Runs and looks excep­ FILMS FOR children from nine r % u u w 30 ,\ n _ a 34. Compress you don’t have to bury REPAIRS tional. $20. OX 4-0631. C3-7/7 nations'. Five Wednesday even­ i t 17 • LJ 36. Skewer Inspections & Tune-ups ings starting July 6 . Phone 485- jt mmk 39. Grate those unwanted bones. •• COivlPLLTE ¿CUBA outfit; in - □ 40. Legal pro­ 3912. 5-7/6 37 ceedings Nçw & Used Engines cludlng 72 cubic foot tank, single J T Specialized Repair Service hose regulator, depth gauge, DIAPER S E R V I C E , Lansing’s ’M» * »1 m 41. Cabbage On Most Import Cars. m ask, fins and other accessor­ finest. Your choice of three * 4i n a salad I mean items; just Call CAMERON’S ie s . Phone 332-6015. 3-7/7 types. Containers furnished, no GAS RANGE, modern pull-down deposit. You may Include two » 4i r “ 1 43. Killer whale r F 44. Juncture fixture, colonial dining room pounds baby clothes. T ry our W //M IMPORTS 45. Subdue. STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED »css 220 East Kalamazoo St. fixture, recreation room furn­ Velvasoft p ro cess, 25 years in iture, c a f e doors. 355-7502, Lansing. BY-LO DIAPER SER­ ST warn MM 46. Girl's name 47. Skate 4 8 2 -1 3 3 7 332-3250. 5-7/6 VICE. 1010 E. Michigan. IV 2- 48. Sea bird 0421. C T u e s d a y , July 5, 1966 5 M ichigan State N ew s, E ast Lansing, Michigan Job Hunt Advice Hopeful Skaters Train At Rink Some of the skaters comeback set aside for one skater for 45 Of Expert Belittled Steel skate blades slice the ice nine-week s u m m e r s e s s i o n . from 5 a.m . to 10 p.m . every day Many of the 154 skaters regis­ a t the Demonstration Hall ice tered for the session a re tal­ arena. ented beginners and y o u n g e r year a fte r y e ar as they work their way up. Five in stru c to rs—two from the minutes at a tim e. The ice rink is resurfaced about once every hour to give The best way a college student Ask questions. Let them talk, you Lansing a re a , one from Boston, the skaters new, smooth ice. The blades belong to some of skaters s till working th eir way can land a good job In business listen. one from New York and one from In the afternoon and evening, the w orld's best figure skaters up the competitive scale. today Is to "b e a m ediocre stu­ 6. Don’t let your interviewer The youngest skater Is 6 years Detroit—a r e handling the 154 tim e is set aside for free style who a re practicing to pass Unit­ dent and stay off the yearbook," play down the value of your sk aters. Each instructor teaches skating and dance p ractice. Scat­ ed States Figure Skating Assn. old. The oldest Is 28. according to a New York man­ education. Not all the skaters a re here between 30 and 40 skater stu­ tered throughout the day a re te st­ (USFSA) tests to qualify for high­ agement consultant. 7. Remember that most bus­ just to pass tests either. dents. ing periods. e r competitive brackets. Jerom e B auer, who prepares inesses need you m ore than you Some come Just to study under Depending on his needs, a skat­ The sk aters plan to present Most of them have their eyes psychological te sts for person­ need them—especially a t a tim e the top Instructors at the se s­ e r may get anywhere between two three ice shows this sum m er, on Olympic gold medals. nel directors, toldM cCall's mag­ when many of A m erica’s bright­ lessons a day and three lessons July 13, July 27 and Aug. 17. The skaters a re attending the sion. Some a re improving their azine that "scholastic leadership est minds a re shunning business a week. The re st of the tim e While at the session, the skat­ 18th annual sum m er ice session skating before entering ice en­ and going into public service, the sk ater practices on his own. e rs live in Mary Mayo Hall, and campus leadership a re dis­ a t MSU, sponsored by the Lan­ tertainm ent with groups like the trusted by those who make the education, the Peace Corps and Ice Follies o r Holiday on Ice. at Kellogg Center or off-cam­ sing Skating Club. The skaters skate in "patch­ hiring-firing decisions in many the professions. Before the sum m er is over Most w ill be working on the pus. e s ," 19 by 42 foot area s of ice And, oh yes, in spite of all big busin esses." 8. Don’t fear the tests which, Peggy Fleming, ladles* world te sts, however. "O ur testing program is de­ as one young veteran said, " a re champion figure skater, and Gary Before a sk ater can apply for that test practice, the ice rink is still open for public skating signed to suppress these guys," looking for the a l l - A m e r i c a n Visconti, second runner-up in the a competitive event at a certain 8:30-10:30 p.m . Thursday and Bauer said. sq u are." But if you have a rea l m en's world championships, and level, like the national cham­ "You get a group of campus leaders and scholars and you've never seen such a bunch of cocky, neurosis, hide it—and substitute a little one. One employer interviewed in N O T H IN G B UT THE B E S T — Champions, near cham ­ Patrick P e ra , a young French pionships, he m ust pass the US­ champion, will be taking instruc­ FSA tests qualifying hm to com­ tion at the session. pete in that level. Reds Unite Friday, 8:15-10:30 p.m. Saturday and 3-5 p.m . Sunday. pions, and futu re champions a re at MSU now f o r the Program Info - 332-6944 stuck-up guys! No job is good the a rtic le said that his company s u m m e r Ice C lin ic . P ic tu re d a re Maud Dubas, a The session brings out the top He must also late r pass tests (continued f r o m page 1) enough for them ,” Bauer said. ignored the resu lts of the te sts. f iv e - s t a t e regional champ, and G a r y Visconte, No. 1 local talent, too. to qualify him for any particular European nations to keep peace “ One of the startling things "We throw the te sts in the U.S. M en 's 1965-66 rankings. Photo by Russell Steffey Joey Heckert and Gary Clark, event. in the Antiwestern Defense Alli­ about giving te s ts is discovering wastebasket as soon as they’ve the MSU students who w ere top The sum m er session offers ance. how neurotic—how really nutty— been taken," he said. But te sts contenders for the 1966 national tests from the prelim inaries for Although a t i g h t c u r t a i n everybody is ," he said. a re the fashion. If you don't give dance p a ir championships will skaters Just beginning low level of secrecy was drawn on the LAST 2 DAYS 4Sanjuro9Opens k Commenting on the article, them, your applicants feel cheat­ be there. competition to the gold tests for agenda on the meeting in the JAMES STEWART in John Shingleton, d i r e c t o r of ed. So will Janet and Nic Bur- skaters who a re already cham­ Palace of the Republic, it was a motion picture where MSU’s Placem ent Bureau, said One personnel manager said hans, a brother and s iste r duo pions in th eir own right. Judges learned authoritatively that Viet that te st resu lts a re most inter­ from East Lansing who took sec­ will come from throughout the the excitement never that he considered B auer’s r e ­ m arks about the undesirability of c a m p u s leadership "unknow- esting after the fact, explaining that after an employe has been Foreign Film Series ond place in the Gold Dance of U.S. to judge the te sts. the 1966 Midwestern Champion­ European judges a re also com­ Nam would be one of the top subjects. I n f o r m e d sources said the runs outl Shown 1:15-3:50-6:30-9:10 ledgeable comments by an un- fired it is Interesting to check ships. ing in to help test those skaters Soviets and Romanians met se ­ th e knowledgeable person." his te st re su lts and see whether F i l m s f r o m Japan, Russia, The Russian film of Tchaikov­ But the big big-wigs a re not taking International Figure Skat­ cretly to ham m er out their dif­ F L IG H T Shingleton said that testing by or not they predicted his failure. Italy and G reat B ritain a re fea­ sky’s opera, "Y olanta," featur­ the only skaters attending the ing te sts. ____ ferences so they could enter the o f th e em ployers has been grossly ov­ Shingleton said that personnel tured this sum m er in the Inter­ ing the orchestra and chorus of meeting unified in a Moscow- P H O E N IX e rra te d and that te st resu lts a re offices a re no m ore interested national Film S eries. the Bolshoi Opera, will be shown led attem pt to use the U.S. bomb­ having le ss im pact on the p e r­ in screening out people than they "Sanjuro,” the Japanese ver­ July 22-23 with "S tars of the ing near Hanoi and Haiphong in sons making the hiring decisions. He said that c a re e r testing, a re in hiring them: "T h eir Job is to get the best sion of the wild W estern, will be Leningrad Kirov B allet" as an shown in Fairchild Theatre on the extra. MSU campus at 7:30 p.m . Friday Other films in the se rie s a re Biological Knowledge North Viet Nam a s a lever for overall Communist unity. Starts Thursday ment to perform m iracles by manpower for th eir organiza­ A key problem facing the alli­ and Saturday. The hero is a “ M iracle in Milan,’’ July 29-30, THE WILDEST predicting a person’s p erfor­ mance on a job, has fallen be- , cause the te sts just didn’t come tio n ," he said. "If they don’t, they don't stay in th eir jobs very long.” boorish, wandering Samurai w ar­ an Italian social sa tire of life in rio r who saves ladies, wipes out a shanty town; “ The Quiet One,” Must Grow, Prof Says ance had been Romanian party leader Nlcolae Ceausescus de­ mand that the Soviets pull their POKER CAME through. He said that writing le tte rs hordes of bad guys and generally Aug. 5-6, an Academy Award lives it up as the Aslan Lone nominee about a 10-year-old boy The nation s engineers must agricultural engineer noted that troops out of E astern Europe and that the E ast should seek IN THE WEST! Bauer’s rem ark s a re p art of an article about employment te st­ directly to the top people in Ranger. in Harlem; and "Lavender Hill increase their knowledge of the the major problem s already fac­ a detente with the West for in­ HENRY FONDA the organization may o r may not biological sciences in order to ing the world a re strongly re ­ JOANNE WOODWARD ing in the July issue of McCall’s. work, as top people rarely make "Quo V adis," one of the first Mob," Aug. 1 2 -1 3 , a classic creased trade outside the Com­ B ritish comedy about a mousy m eet the future needs of the lated to the biological sciences. JASON ROBAROS The a rtic le offers a list of eight decisions on the level at which of the grand-scale spectacles, munist bloc. world, according to C arl W, Hall, These include (1) production and :'ELDERCOOKSfròdi job-getting techniques suggested college graduates a re hired. sta rs Robert Taylor, Deborah clerk who steals a million pounds The W arsaw P act—The Com­ chairman of the Dept, of Agricul­ distribution of food; (2) process­ by a group of recent college grad­ uates now employed in w ell- Shingleton said that although K err and P e te r Ustinov, July 15- from the Bank of England. 16. Based on the novel by Henryk All showings a re at 7:30 p.m . tural Engineering. ing food to reduce losses and im­ m unists' counterpart of the North Atlantic T r e a t y Organization A BIB HAND FOR THE , ; showing enthusiasm in the firm Bioengineering could be c riti­ prove storability; (3) disposal of paying Jobs: is good advice, any re c ru ite r Sienkiewica, the film shows the F rid ay s and Saturdays in F a ir­ (NATO)—is made up of the Soviet cal to the well being of the world, waste and (4) controlling environ­ 1. Bypass, if possible, the doing all talking and no listening growth and persecution of the child Theatre. new C hristian religion of Nero’s he said. ment of plants and animals. Union, Poland, Romania, Hun­ u n i i lAOYi personnel office, which " is in­ is not a good re c ru ite r and will "F o r every seven persons in gary, Czechoslovakia, E ast G er­ Technicolor* From Warner Broc. Rome. Other m ajor problems, as seen many, Bulgaria and Albania. terested in screening you out— not get his job done. the world 20 years ago, there are by Hall, include insuring a pure not in hiring you.” 2. W rite simple, straightfor­ African Group 10 today. By 1984, there will be water supply; solving problems of ICE S K ATIN G 17. transportation; controlling a i r ward le tte rs to the company’s top people whom you want to see. Sends Books "Fifty-seven per cent m ore pollution; farming the seas for Summer food will be needed,” contended food, m inerals and m aterials; 3. Be prepared to give six good reasons why you want the More than 1,500 books were Hall. "The w ell-trained bioen­ and maintaining the health of | Special 500 Adm. for MSU Students ] collected in the African war on gineer will be Incorporated into the human body. J ’ Job. illiteracy, according to Olayinka teams o r groups to help solve EVENINGS - T h u rs-F ri-S at - 8:30 - 10:30 4. Make su re some of the re a ­ "In all of these areas, back­ Asseez, past president of the some of the problem s associated AFTERNOONS - Sat & Sun - 3:00 - 5:00 sons a re "because you can help with these i n c r e a s i n g food ground and training in engineer­ African Students’ Assn. them make m oney." 5. Show enthusiasm in the firm . The association began its book needs.’’ ing and the biological sciences Skate Rentals Available Speaking at the annual meet­ will be extrem ely valuable for a drive in April. Books were con­ tributed by students and members ing of the A m erican Society for long tim e to com e," said D r. Spectators Free-Balcony Engineering Education, the MSU Hall. Governors of the Lansing community. The drive was held in an effort Ice Show-Talent on IceJuly 13th to a ssist African governments in their program s for eliminating SUMMER CIRCLE THEATRE ’66 Michigan State University See Romney illiteracy. "The books will even­ Ice Arena iAs Choice tually be sent to approximately 15 English-speaking independent African nations," Asseez said. Charley's Aunt w m rn * NEW YORK M?)—The Colum- July 6 - 9 8:30 P.M . I 'b ia Broadcasting S y s t e m r e - Another Shipment From . ported Sunday that some of the Coed Badly Hurt Demonstration Hall governors it polled saw Gov. In Truck Collision Box Office Open Monday - Tuesday, 2-6 p.m. Greenwich Village G e o r g e Romney of Michigan | likely to head a 1968 Republi- Wednesday - Saturday, 2-9 p.m. ’ can presidential ticket against A girl attending summer orien­ Phone: 355-0148 a Johnson-Humphrey Democrat­ tation was injured Friday in front ic ticket. of the International Center when The poll of governors did not she ran into a truck, University tu rn up any Republican who men­ tioned fo rm er Vice President Police reported. Denise Straub of Wayne was Read This Ad And You Richard M. Nixon, 1964 p re si­ dential candidate B arry Gold- running acro ss North Shaw Lane to meet her mother when she Can Get A Free Pizza w ater o r Gov. William Scranton ran into the side of a moving One s m all p iz za f r e e with purchase o f f a m lly of Pennsylvania as the most like­ University truck. - s i z e (e x tr a large) pizza . ly choice for the top of the Miss Straub received a frac­ t i c k e t , C B S said. But seven tured pelvis, as well as cuts to Tues., Wed., Thurs. Democratic governors t h o u g h t her right elbow and both knees. Nixon would be the most likely GOP choice. * Twenty-seven Democrats and She was listed In good condition Monday at Olin Health Center. CA LL Italian Village s f e Program Information 482-3905 1101 E. M ich igan A ve. IV 2 - 2 1 0 0 16 Republicans replied to the poll. Toble-Carry Out-Delivery Service B IK IN I BE A U T Y — F o r Susan Abbotf th e re is no b e tte r The network said m ost of the way to spend the " F o u r t h of July” than fro lic k in g Open 5 P .M . T il 2 A .M . Dally, T il 4 A .M . F r i . & Sat. replies w ere received by m all along the shores of M ia m i Beach. B ik in i-c la d , (Closed Monday) ___ la st week just before the U.S. TODAY sh e ’ ll provide m ore e xc ite m e n t than any f ir e w o r k s From 1:20 p.m.| bombing of fuel storage facili­ display e v e r could. UPI Telephoto ties on the edges of Hanoi and • Haiphong in North Viet Nam. 1:45, 4:25, CBS said it received these 7:00, MSikNiGHT replies to the question of what 9:40 P.M. the governors thought of P re s i­ dent Johnson's Viet Nam poli­ “ THE HUSSIAHS cy: 16 Democrats and one Re­ publican said they approved with­ ARE COMING, BRIGHTEN out reservations; four Demo- 4 c ra ts and two Republicans with * reservations; f o u r Democrats THE HUSSIAHS ARE COMINfcV UP YOUR w' ; reservations; eight Republicans disapproved; and seven Demo- c ra ts and five ‘Republicans de- A NO RM AN JEWISON PRODUCTION COLORBYDELUXE PANAVISION' READING! ; clined to answ er the question. L E T T E R S -M E MOS-BOOKS S ta r tin g M A G A ZIN ES-A N Y THING! M Program Information 485-6485 New brightly colored9 mte Ledges Playhouse FRIDAY! NI-LITERS A enameled earrings, TODAY From 1:15 P.M.I The Wildest 39C Pierced or Fake FEATURE AT 1:30-4:05- SEE HOW THEY RUN 6:45-9:10 P.M . *7he, Gand §>h&p, ANTHONY QUINN July 5 - July 9 oins not mimi Wed. July 6 - Special Show DAY TIYjLOl GODFREY ACROSS FROM HOME ECON. BLDG. SPARTAN BOOKSTORE «Ar $1.25 with MSU I.D. 7U Gcuid Annexe Ledge Playhou s e - R e s e r v a t io n s C o r n e r o f Ann & M .A.C, SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER STARTS THURSDAY u r ta in 8:30 627-7805 P A N A V IS IO N M ETR O C O LO « 'BATTLE OF THE BULGE' T u e s d a y , J u ly 5, 1966 M ichigan State N ew s, E ast Lansing, M ichigan Thompson’s Death Underscores Campus Center Increasing Hydroplane Danger He also said they are diffi­ cult to prevent. 'T hom pson’s boat was made BULLETIN of plywood,” he said, "and the D E T R O I T (#]—Steady-driv­ thrust of the engines and the ing Mira Slovak of Los Angeles p ressu re of the water Just caus­ won his opening three heats and ed the bo&t to explode.” coasted home in the finals to win ’’N o t h i n g could have saved the tragedy-m arked 58th running him ,” he said. "Not even an of the Gold Cup Race Monday. ejector se a t.” The 37-year-old airline pilot W itnesses at the event in De­ picked u p $ ll,800topprizem oney troit, including Frantz, said that in the world s e rie s of motor it a p p e a r e d Thompson’s boat boating. sprang 40-60 feet into the aii Slovak was engaged in a head- after hitting a swell in the water, to-head duel with D etroiter Chuck came nose down on the water and Thompson on the D etroit River exploded, sending pieces flying course Sunday when Thompson a s high as 100 feet into the a ir. was killed as his unlimited hy­ The accident was the third of droplane, S m i r n o f f , disinte­ the day at the Gold Cup, which |*§g ¡jg grated. was delayed until Monday after ■» ì M m BK Thompson's accident. It picked up at the beginning of the third Hydroplane d riv e rs risk death heat. ÜÜ » !*'> 1 for money. Bill Muncey suffered leg and D E A D L Y E X P L O S IO N — M iss S m irn o ff (c e n te r), driven by hydroplane d r iv e r In the past, few high-power­ chest injuries after hitting a wave Chuck Thompson, dis in te g rate s during the th ird heat of the Gold Cup Regatta on ed speedboat pilots came away in the first heat and Bill Sterett the D e tro it R iv e r, Sunday. Thompson was k ille d in the explosion, and he is the losers in the life-death struggle was burned on both hands when fourth d r i v e r in three weeks to be k ille d in hydroplane com petition. on the water. he was flipped into the w ater. UP I Telephoto But this has become less true recently with the death of four CHICAGO veteran d riv ers in three weeks. PUBLIC SCHOOLS Chuck Thompson became the most recent fatality of hydro­ plane racing in national events. Freehan All-Star Catcher; Expanding enrollments need Teachers for He died Sunday at the glamor­ ELEM ENTARY ous Gold Cup Regatta on the De­ troit River after his powerful Miss Smirnoff flipped at the sta rt of the second section of the third 3 Tigers Slated As Starters HIGH SCHOOL SP E C IA L E DUCATION Although the Tigers a re tra il­ heat of the hydroplane classic. Only two weeks ago, in the ing the Baltimore Orioles by a VOCATIONAL P residents’ Cup Race in Wash­ c o n s i d e r a b l e margin in the American League pennant race, All- Star Starters E DUCATION ington, d riv ers Ron Musson, Rex Salary schedule:$5500-$l 1800 Manchester and Don Wilson were the Bengals a re leading in plac­ A m e ric a n League National League ing players on the AL A ll-Star Fringe benefits killed in two separate accidents. The deaths m arred the opening ro s te r for the July 12 game. George Scott, Boston lb W i l l i e M cC ovey, San F ra n Liberal pension portion of the sum m er hydroplane Bill Freehan Joined A1 Kaline Bobby Knoop, C a lifo rn ia 2b Joe M organ , Houston Dick M c A u liffe , D e tro it ss Leo C ardenas, Cincinnati W rite to:. regattas throughout the country. and Dick McAuliffe as the T igers Since 1940, only two other elected to sta rt the annual battle Brooks Robinson, Balt. 3b Ron Santo, Chicago Director of hydroplane d riv ers have been between the two leagues. Only the F ra n k Robinson, B alt, of H en ry A aron, Atlanta Teacher Recruitment killed—one in 1946 and the other tw o R o b i n s o n s , Brooks and Tony O liv a , Minnesota of W i l l i e M ay s, San Fra n. Chicago in 1961. Frank, have been picked from Now the toll has doubled that the Orioles as sta rte rs in the amount in three weeks. What’s the reason? m id-sum m er affair. Al K aline, D e tro it B ill Freehan, D etro it of Roberto C le m en te, Pitts. c Joe T o r r e , Atlanta Public Schools 228 N. LaSalle Street takea briefing ‘‘I really can’t put a finger on J o e T o r r e , of the Atlanta Chicago, Illinois is in only his fourth full season ups, excepting pitchers who will it,” said Chuck Frantz, a sports Braves, was named as the NL's as a m ajor leaguer. w riter for the Bay City Tim es, starting catcher. be named the day before the 60601 two-piece strategy by Cole game. whose hobby is driving high- Freehan, who signed with De­ He was named as a substitute powered outboards in races. tro it after pacing the Big Ten last year, but this All-Star sta rt­ A ll s e t tp c a s t th e ir s p e ll by the w a t e r , e n ­ "The hydroplane d riv ers have and the University of Michigan ing assignment is his first. t r a n c e m en fo r m i l e s around . T w o - p a r t s w i m m e r s had some bad breaks lately,” in b a t t i n g , edged Minnesota’s he said. 'Thom pson and the oth­ E arl Battey by 16 votes in the The selection of catchers com­ e rs were some of the best driv­ balloting. The 6-3, 205-pounder pletes the A ll-Star starting line­ ATTENTION CAR OWNERS with b u ilt - i n b r a t o p s , t r im b o y p a n ts . E v e r y in c h o f th em d e s ig n e d to do w o n d er fu l th in g s e rs in the country and it really fo r e v e r y in c h o f y o u . “ S e a V a m p ’’ a c r y l i c kn it can’t be their fault.” Closed For complete front end repair and alignment Frantz said accidents like the in pink o r b r o w n with c o n t r a s t b a n d s , $ 20. recent ones a re bound to hap­ Resurfacing and Remodeling * brakes * suspension “ About F a c e , ” in n ylo n s t r e t c h with o tto m a n r i b ­ pen when the boats a re running we will b in g , b u tto n -fr o n t. 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