Wednesday Hannah Stays MICHIGAN Civil Rights UNIVERSITY STATE EWS Head For U.S. The White House has reported that John A. Hannah w ill r e ­ main a s chairm an of the U.S. comm ission bas " tru ly demon­ stra te d his devotion" to the civil rights cause. STATE POLICE USE PLANE Civil Rights Commission. He term ed Hannah's perfor­ iEye In The Sky ’ Nabbing Speeders In a le tte r to Jam es A. H ar­ mance " s e lfle s s , fa ir and effec­ rison, P residential A ss’t John tiv e ." W. Macy J r . w rote that Hannah's "Accordingly, I have no in­ perform ance as chairm an of the tention of recommending to the P resident that Hannah be dis­ m issed, a s you urge on die basis - _ . _ AG at East Lansing headquarters, said that there w ere 63 a rre s ts Reds Sign of this one incident," he w rote. H arrison, chairm an of the East Lansing D em ocratic Club, re c ­ B y R O B E R T A Y A F IE State News Staff W r i t e r made for speeding violations during the three days that "E ye in the Sky" was in operation. The three planes patrolled four locations Friday, five Saturday ommended in a le tte r to John­ Vacationing m otorists on Michigan highways this past Fourth and two Monday. The program was not in operation Sunday. Secret Pact son that Hannah be removed after Hannah rem ained silent on a pro­ posed open occupancy ordinance of July weekend needed a sixth sense in order to avoid a ticket from the State Police. F o ster explained that in some are a s there was so much traffic that some violaters could not be stopped. Speeding driv ers with an eye on the road and another on the alert "W e w eren’t able to make as many a rre s ts as we had hoped,” he BUCHAREST (UPI)—The Sov­ lit East Lansing. for rad a r trap s had a su rp rise in sto re for them in the guise of said. "Often, the patrol ca rs couldn’t get out onto the road in time iet-dom inated Warsaw P act na­ The ordinance was defeated, tions Tuesday signed a se c re t 3-2. "E ye in the Sky." to catch the speed ers." . The program , begun Friday and lasting through Monday, e m ­ Most of the a rre s ts , according to Foster, w ere made at high declaration dealing with the peace H arrison charged that Han­ ployed three planes patrolling 20 m arked highway sections across speeds on the expressways. The "E y e " was spread all over the and security of Europe, a Ro­ nah's silence was "m orally in­ the state. The planes circled 1,000 feet over the a re a s. state, with m arked sections in the are a s around Monroe, Jackson, manian official spokesman said. defensible" in light of his posi­ Both the pilot and an observer in each craft had stopwatches, Benton H arbor, Bay City, north of Grand Rapids, south of the The declaration, signed during tion on the civil rights commis­ so that two vehicles could be observed at once. C harts have been Mackinaw Bridge and on 1-75 between the bridge and Sault Ste. a three-hour session in the Pal­ sion. worked out to the nearest 1/I00th of a m ile an hour, ranging from M arie. ace of the Republic, was the " I can w ell appreciate that 8.9 seconds— o r 50.56 m iles per hour—to 3.6 seconds, 124.99 firs t dem onstration of unanimity Hannah might take the position The area s w ere chosen on the basis of those where the most among the seven Warsaw Pact that he cannot become involved m iles per hour. fatal accidents have occurred. Expansion will follow along those A plane spotting a c a r traveling the one-eighth m ile area in lines. m em bers: the Soviet Union, Po­ in local is s u e s ," Macy w rote. 5.5 seconds, o r 81.82 m iles per hour, will radio the information F o ster said that the program was successful and will continue. land, Bulgaria, E ast Germany, " F ir s t, the demands on his to a state trooper parked a m ile down the road. The trooper, in It will operate prim arily on weekends, but some patrolling will Czechoslovakia, R o m a n i a and tim e a re enormous. He is serv ­ turn, will let the driver know that h e's gotten the m essage—with a go on daily. There are plans for additional lines to go down in Hungary. ing Michigan a s president of MSU But there was no immediate and he is serving the en tire na­ traffic ticket. m ore area s. Capt. Jack F o ster, commander of operations and communications way of determ ining whether there tion as chairm an of the U.S. was agreem ent in the declaration Civil Rights Commission. on how to cope with Europe's "E ith e r Job demands a lot Indonesia's Congress Strips future. from a man. Together, th eir As the Warsaw Pact meeting demands m ust be crushing." began it was obvious that rela­ Macy also w rote that Han­ tions between the Soviet leaders nah's involvement in certain lo­ and Romanian Communist P arty cal issu es "could well compro­ leader Nicolae Ceausescu w ere m ise his position a s chairm an as chilly as ever. of the com m ission, resulting in The Soviet Union and Romania em barrassm ent to the adminis­ a r e at opposite poles regarding tration and a reduction in the Sukarno Of Title, Influence the m ilitary, political and eco­ comm ission’s effectiveness. nomic strengthening of the Com­ "F ro m that point of view, I m unist anti-W est defense a lli­ believe Hannah chose a wise ance, with B ucharest objecting course, no m atter how he may to all supranational and Integra­ have felt personally about the tion proposals from Moscow. issu e you w ere pursuing so vig­ Soviet P arty Chairm an Leo­ orously." general elections to be held with­ The aborted coup led to a wide- n e sia 's powers and Indonesia's nid I. Brezhnev and P re m ie r Hannah is out of town and un­ J A K A R T A (UPI)—President in two years. scale slaughter of Communist leftist bent. L ast March, Su­ (continued on page 2) available for comment. Sukarno lost everything he stood The congress a l s o recom­ elem ents, the banning of the Com­ karno virtually was forced to re ­ fo r and Sukarnolsm officially died mended that Indonesia take steps munist party and months—long linquish his powers to the m ili- in Indonesia Tuesday. to rejoin the United Nations, the student demonstrations protest­ (continued on page 3) International Monetary Fund and ing Sukarno’s powers and Indo­ U.S. Orbits Record The death blow was adminis­ tered by the Indonesian Congress other international bodies that which stripped Sukarno of his Sukarno had quit during the past "president for life " title, out­ two years. lawed many of his teachings, While allowing Sukarno to keep 29-Ton Saturn I Saturn 1 booster a t 11:53 a.m ., banned the Communist Ideology of Marx and Lenin and paved the way for Sukarno's total political his honorary titles, the Peoples Provisional Consultative Con­ g ress (MPRS) stipulated that they CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)—T h e eclipse in the near future. gave him no legal authority and United States orbited a reco rd strengthening United States plans that he is responsible to the con­ to use a sim ilar rocket combina­ The c o n g r e s s , the nation’s 29-ton Saturn rocket Tuesday to g ress for his actions. show the second stage could be tion to orbit the f irs t three-m an highest authority, named anti­ The action of the MPRS came Apollo spacecraft in November. com m unist strongman L t. Gen. in a se rie s of 23 "d e c re e s" and re sta rte d in o rb it to send Apol­ The 200,000-pound thrust Sat­ Suharto to become "acting p re s­ "decisions” passed by acclama­ lo spaceships to the moon. u rn upper stage is designed to ident" anytime Sukarno is in­ tion at its meeting place, the The 92-foot rocket was lofted serv e both as a top stage for capacitated or out of the coun­ National Sports Palace. into a 115-mile high orbit by a the Saturn 1 earth orbital launch­ try . Suharto, who virtually has One decree struck certain sec­ e r and the Saturn 5 moon rocket. been ruling Indonesia since last tions of Sukarno’s w ritings from The m ain goal of the six-hour M arch, surrounded Jakarta with F R E S ID E N T SUKARNO L T . - G E N . SU H A R T O the public record as a "danger m ission was to prove the upper several battalions of loyal troops to the people’s safety." main as figurehead president and no’s active political days w ere stage rocket could harness its to forestall any possible ip risin g The MPRS action T u e s d a y to retain his title as the "g re at numbered was contained in the tricky liquid hydrogen fuel in a over the sweeping and stunning completed a cycle of events that leader of the revolution" to mark congress' decree directing Su­ weightless condition and keep it d ecrees. The capital took the erupted last Oct. 1 with the his place in Indonesian history. karno and Suharto to form a new ready to re s ta rt on command in news calmly, however. cabinet by Aug. 17 and ordering failure of a pro-Communlst coup. Sukarno was allowed to re - But an indication that Sukar- orbit—something it m ust do on Saturn 5 moon shots. A fter its f irs t two orbits around earth, the vehicle showed it ap­ parently had licked—for at least th ree hours—the stability prob­ lem s previously associated with hydrogen in space. Freedomless’ Freedom Day tests, "so we a re spacing ours Ground controllers kept close By B E V E R L Y T W IT C H E L L on Freedom Day. Because the elections. In April the SNCC tabs on the flight with the help and supporters of open housing out in tim e," M iss Jenkins said. State News Staff W r i t e r proposed open housing ordinance of a television cam era aimed Into want the people to elect someone Besides, the Fourth of July HARD D A Y 'S N IG H T — A crow d of F ilipino s , angered was defeated a month ago. the ro ck et's hydrogen tank. They " I ’m here because I'd feel who will support their stand. seemed so appropriate. by alleged snubs to the P h ilip p in e s ’ f i r s t lady, A little late—like a month?No, guilty if I w eren 't.” "T he issue isn ’t dead,’’ Miss They stood on the curb, six rough up the Beatles and t h e ir companions at M a ­ put the vehicle through a se ries SNCC chairm an Sandra Jenkins of exercises that slm llated a r e ­ The boy speaking was from Jenkins said. "And we don’t want students, a p rofessor’s daughter, n ila 's International A ir p o r t . John Lennon ( f a r right) said, they want the people’s at­ Pittsburgh, and is here with the a librarian and the 14-year-old and Ringo S t a r r (foreground). U P I Radiotelephoto tirin g of the rocket's engine. tention brought to city hall, be­ people to forget it." M ission control reported that Congress of Strings. He w a s But p e o p l e get tired of pro- boy. At one tim e about 25 had cause in April t h e r e will be one te st made nearly two hours probably 14 y ea rs old. The sign been there. More came and went afte r launch gave “ a very d ra - (continued on p a g e 2) he was holding said, "Stop Racial D iscrim ination." He was sitting in front of the E ast Lansing throughout the evening. Signs ranged from "Freedom Day and no freedom l a w " to Manila Boos Beatles City Hall Monday night. He was sitting with people Persistent Picketer " Black Pow er” to "T h is Must Stop, Okay?" After Alleged ‘ Official Says with such fam iliar names as C ars stream ed by, c o m i n g China Ready Sandra J e n k i n s , Mike P rice, Howard H arrison. T h eir names a re fam iliar be­ Makes Lonely Vigil from the fireworks display. Some yelled, some honked, some stop­ ped and clapped. Like the c a r­ MANILA (UPI)~An ira te F ili­ pino mob pushed, cursed and brought a presidential apology. The raucous send-off of the cause they a re often linked to MSU’s "p e rsiste n t professor,” C arroll J. Hawkins, began a lone load of a mother and her child­ booed the Beatles Tuesday in a darlings of the hip-sound setw as dem onstrations and protests and picket outside East Lansing City Hall early Tuesday as a prolonged ren. rough-and-tumble farewell to the in retaliation for the B eatles’ To Risk All the S t u d e n t N on-violent Co­ ordinating Committee (SNCC). protest against the defeat of a proposed open housing ordinance. Persons passing on the side­ The paunchy, gray-haired Hawkins, dressed casually in sport walk were offered leaflets. A m op-haired singers at Manila In­ ternational A irport. The incident failure to keep a luncheon date with the Philippines’ first lady, TOKYO If)—M arshal Chen Yi, Monday they protested F ree ­ sh irt and slacks, carrie d a hastily-m ade placard which said, few refused to look a t them. M rs. Ferdinand M arcos, Monday "B lack and White Together." Sketched beneath the phrase were They had been discussing this —a "sn u b " that virtually touched foreign m in ister and vice prem ­ dom Day. Or ra th e r they pro­ ie r of the Peking regim e, warn­ tested that there is not freedom two figures holding hands, one apparently depicting a Negro. ’’Black Pow er.” off an international incident. ed the United States T ues- Hawkins and 10 others staged a 24-hour vigil outside city hall "I don’t believe in it,” a dem­ Monday protesting the same issue. The others disbanded at mid­ onstrator in a red sh irt said. He Wilson W ill It was the firs t tim e In their years-long c a re e r that the B rit­ ed the United States Tuesday that Red China is ready to defy " a ll risks'* in support of North Moonlight Shows night. One of the dem onstrators, Sandra Jenkins, chairm an ot , , explained that it meant to arm the ’’B lacks.” Not with words or Visit Johnson ish foursom e ever faced abuse. It left them stunned. MSU Chapter of Friends of SNCC and demonstration coordinator, ideas or hope, but with weapons. "M an, 1 don’t understand," Viet Nam. Double-Trouble announced Tuesday no further action would be sought by the or­ But others do believe in it. LONDON (UPI)—P rim e Min­ is te r Harold Wilson will fly to Paul McCartney said as he and "T h e Chinese people, defying GALVESTON, Tex. (U PI)--Po- ganization on an anti-discrim ination law this sum m er. Like Howard H arrison. He told of Washington at the end of this his f e l l o w troubadors, Ringo a ll risk s, a r e ready to take all After defeat of the ordinance, supporters had suggested bringing an instance in the South where a month to discuss with President S tarr, George H arrison and John effective m easures to support llc e officer Jack Dawson of Gal­ it to the people by initiative procedure, requiring 15 per cent of the Negro named R o b e r t Williams Johnson p o s s i b l e new peace Lennon made their way through t h e Vietnamese people, thor­ veston gave the sh irt off his back oughly to sm ash the U,S. im per­ to a 17-year-old girl he found electorate to reach the ballot. took up a shotgun to protect a moves in the Viet Nam conflict, the unfriendly mob to a waiting "A referendum is not what we should try for,’ Miss Jenkins group of demonstrating Negroes lt was disclosed Tuesday. airplane. ialist policies of w ar and aggres­ stranded with a boy friend on a said firm ly. "W hat we would be doing is trying to pass an in­ who weren’t being protected by Authoritative sources said a S h o u t s o f "go to h e l l , " sion, and c a rry this struggle rock Jetty covered by high tide through to the en d ," Chen said. ea rly Tuesday. sufficient ordinance.” the police. date in the last week of July " s c r a m ," "g e t out of our coun­ The couple had walked out op M iss Jenkins has publicly criticized the ordinance as lacking Negroes w i t h g u n s - - B l a c k has been agreed on for the im­ try'* and unprintable curses w ere He spoke at a reception given in Peking by Algerian Charge the Jetty on an apparent moon­ effective punitive m easures. Power. portant meeting announced last hurled at the quartet, denied the She said local SNCC w orkers might work through the regular “ But this was the first dem­ usual red carpet VIP privileges d'A ffalres Mohammed Khouri, light stro ll, but found themselves month. m arking the fourth anniversary ‘trapped when a rapid rising tide electoral process this fall to get its program adopted. onstration in that a re a ,’’ Mike Wilson will assu re the P r e s ir at the airp o rt. After marching quietly along the Abbott Road sidewalk inter­ Price said, "w here there was dent of the qualified support of The Beatles had maintained the of A lg eria's Independence from covered m ost of the Jetty and ob­ m ittently since 9:30 a.m . Tuesday, Hawkins insisted he would con­ no violence at a ll." the British government for his b u n g l e d presidential luncheon L I F T - O F F — Up s h o o t s F ran ce. His speech was interna­ scured th eir path back to the tinue " a s long as I can stand it." Tem peratures soared into the But doesn’t Black Power breed Viet Nam policy, despite the Monday was not their fault and ths Saturn rocket c a r r y ­ tionally distributed by the offi­ beach. cia l New China News Agency. ' Dawson gave the girl his shirt m id-90’s again Tuesday. violence, they were asked, growing opposition from left wing apologized fo r standing up the ing the w o r ld ’ s heaviest When asked what the lone protest would prove, Hawkins shrugged: s a t e llit e which weighs 29 Chen did not elaborate on his because she had on a topless (continued on page 2) L aborltes. fir s t lady. referen ce to defying all risk s. bathing suit. "What the hell else can one do about it? ” tons. U P I Telephoto W e d n e s d a y , J u ly 6, 1966 2 M ichigan State N ew s, East Lansing, M ichigan OUR READERS SPEAK a TATE Kyle Kerbawy MEWS Joel Stork Edit On Hannah editor-in-chief advertising manager Published by the students of Michigan State U niversity every class day through­ out the year and a special Welcome Week Edition in September. Subscription rate $10 per year. Authorized by the Board of Student Publications. Criticized By Huff To the Editor: East Lansing and M i c h i g a n State University a re fortunate EDITORIALS In your editorial of June 28 in not having any such breach and the w ise leadership of John in the State News you charged President Hannah with failure Hannah is the main reason. 'Black Power' to meet obligations with respect Social reform s such as an open to the open housing proposal for housing ordinance in East Lan­ sing a re of vital importance to ÍP ifR East Lansing. This charge of yours doubtless grew out of a Michigan State University but Hurts Civil Rights Movement lette r w ritten by Jam es H arrison these reform s must be carried attacking D r. John Hannah on out with ’’due process” and must the same grounds. be advanced through appropriate Since H arrison saw fit to re ­ public channels by the citizens " B L A C K P O W E R ,” " E n d of Non­ t h r e a t to the movement. Negro leaders C O N S T R U C T IO N OR O B S T R U C T IO N — Once again, w o rk e rs a re fe a rin g lease his letter to the p re ss of East Lansing, of whom a very v io le n c e ,” — new slogans of CORE, have fought f o r t h e ir people’s rights W est C i r c l e D riv e . The work disrupted t r a f f ic most of the day. and since your editorial con­ significant fraction a re mem­ slogans that In te rje c t m ilita n c y into without stooping to the physical vio­ Photo by Russ Steffey stitutes a sim ilar public charge, bers of the faculty and staff of the c ivil rights movement. lence used by many of th e ir segrega­ I find lt necessary to take issue MSU. It is m ost inappropriate Many Negroes want to have the tio n ist a d v e r s a r ie s . Adhering to the with you a s 1 did with H arrison. fo r the adm inistrators of MSU to rights A m erica n s are guaranteed on non-violence doctrine has e a r n e d c iv il paper, rights they received 100 years rights w o r k e r s respect throughout In the case of H arrison’s let­ te r I replied to him in public endeavor to threaten, coerce or maneuver the citizens of East BIPARTISAN SUPPORT SOUGHT ago. the w orld. and sent a copy of my reply to Lansing o r the faculty and staff They want to defend themselves It has also kept bloodshed to a of the University into political Governors Face Viet Issue when segregationists shoot at them. m in im u m . If c iv il rights w o rk e rs President Johnson at the White House. In order that the public conclusions. Such efforts on the M E M B E R S OF CORE think’ th e ir m a rch through the South a rm e d , the record on this m atter may be p a rt of the president of the Uni­ nation w ill be plagued with blo odier new policies w ill speed up the f r e - complete, I am enclosing a copy versity would guarantee a wide s u m m e rs . C a r r y in g a r m s Is an open LOS ANGELES (UPI)—Demo­ 24 in support to only three dis­ be supported on a bipartisan ba­ quency of successes In the battle of a le tte r to me from John W. breach between the University invitation to a r r e s t s , pitched b attles, cratic governors kicked off the senting or non-commltal. s is .” f o r equality. They think that the Macy J r . and also a copy of M r. and the local citizens. abandonment of non-violence w i l l and s m all c iv il w ars. 58th annual National Governors’ Gov. John Connally of Texas, Connally said 24-hour notice Macy’s reply to H arrison’s let­ Let m e say in closing I ap­ make It safer fo r them to march te r, on behalf of the President plaud the State News as a plat­ Conference Tuesday with form al chairm an of the Democratic gov­ would be given the conference at THE O V E R A L L P IC T U R E of a notice that they will seek bi­ ernors, said that he and his col­ its opening session Tuesday af­ through the South, of the United States. form for debate and the forth­ m ilita n t c iv il rights movement is partisan support of a new dec­ leagues hoped th eir resolution, ternoon of the intent to submit This " B l a c k P o w e r " concept Is not With respect to your editor­ right expression of viewpoints. 1 m o re bloodshed, increased alie na ­ laration backing President John­ which will be submitted to the full the Viet Nam resolution. A th re e - well defined. It can mean power poli­ ial 1 do not believe you com­ would hope that if you find some tion of the Negro f r o m the white son’s action in Viet Nam. conference and require a th ree- fourths vote Is required to sus­ tics , block voting o r the power of prehend the nature and m is­ of my arguments compelling you population and less substantial p ro­ Gov. Grant Sawyer of Nevada fourths vote for consideration, pend existing rules for its floor demonstrations. But when combined sion of the United States Civil would have the intellectual inte­ gress in the fight f o r equal oppor­ was named at a breakfast caucus will attra c t bipartisan support. consideration. with the "en d of the non-violence” Rights Commission. The m ajor grity to express agreem ent o r, tunity and integration. to head a six-m em ber committee •‘It was, L think, the unani­ Republican governors, w i t h doctrine, it can take on a new mean­ purpose of this commission is contrariw ise, if you disagree I We want to see positive gains in of Democrats which met at once mous feeling that we did not th ree of th eir m em bers indicat­ ing of physical violence that could that of analysis and fact-finding will defend and applaud your right the struggle f o r eq u a lity, not spec­ to draft the proposed resolution want to handle this in a way ing opposition or reservations disrupt progress. and in the discharge of these to express such disagreem ent. tac u lar movements that could end in of adm inistration endorsem ent. that lt would become a partisan about any all-out endorsement C IV I L RIGHTS L E G IS L A T IO N is d isaster. duties the commission, in o r­ W arren M. Huff With two governors absent and issu e,” Connally said. "T h ere of Viet Nam policy, discussed the product of cooperation between der to be effective, must main­ Chairman some not yet present, the m a r­ was a very strong feeling that the resolution problem at a clos­ white and Negro leaders. This new THE " B L A C K P O W E R ” concept tain a posture of fairness and Board of T rustees gin of support was eight to one— foreign policy should continue to ed meeting which ran until late " B l a c k P o w e r " approach destroys and the abandonment of the non­ im partiality. In my view D r. Monday night. They reached no cooperation. violence doctrine should not become Hannah’s advocacy of local is­ imm ediate conclusion on that, It places the Negroes in the posi­ dominant among c iv il rights w o rk ­ sues could well im pair his ef­ but re -elected Gov. Robert E. tion of being a hostile group attack­ ing the established o rd e r of the whites. No concrete progress results fro m such an im m atu re attitude. Genuine e r s . Negro le aders must r e a li z e that substantial pro g res s Is being made. They should r e m e m b e r that Gandhi led the people of India to fre e d o m fectiveness as Chairman of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission. You m ust know that in many college communities there is a Second Klan Trio Goes Smylie of Idaho as their chair­ man and retained Gov. John Love of Colorado on th eir executive comm ittee. team w o rk is the key to integration, A B A N D O N IN G T H E N O N - V I O ­ L E N C E doctrine is an even g re a te r without ra is in g his voice o r f ir in g a shot. The E d ito rs serious breach between the uni­ versity adm inistration and what, in some college communities, a r e re fe rred to as the ” Tow- On Trial On Rights Charge Gov. George Romney of Mich­ igan, a’ leading GOP presidential prospect for 1968, was cautious neys." This breach frequently ATHENS, Ga. (UPI)—The de­ "sqm e things we wouldn’t ap­ said he would rely on much the in commenting on the Viet Nam comes abput by efforts on the fense In the tria l of three Ku prove of,’* but added their pur­ sam e evidence as he did in last problem . But he made lt c le a r p art of the university to Impose, Klux Klansmen accused of In­ pose could have been to uphold week’s tria l, accused the Klans­ he opposed any statem ent which timidating N e g r o e s conceded "southern ideology.” men in his opening statem ent of would amount to ’’black check” Escapee’s 2-Day Flight Ends influence o r direct the deci­ sions on local Is s u e s ._________ Tuesday that they may have done The Klansmen—Jam es Lack­ ey, 30; Denver W illis Phillips, 26; and H erbert Guest, 39—a re plotting to "deprive Negroes of approval of past o r future w ar the right to enter the state of moves in Viet Nam. Georgia and deprive them from Republican Gov. Daniel J . Ev­ going out of the state of Geor­ ans of Washington said he’d like GASTONIA, N.C. (UPI)—State ^ollce captured an escaped felon ruesday after he kidnaped four road brakeman Bobby G reer Cle­ ment, 31, and his wife, Alice, 27, w ere unharmed. ing to Identify another man Hun­ ley boasted he kidnaped near Lex­ ington Monday night. Hunley told Viets Evacuating the second trio to be tried in federal court here on the same charge. Testimony in their trial g ia." to see action to end the w ar but had "g rav e doubts’’ that stepped- opened Tuesday afternoon. Demonstration >ersons and raped one of them Scores of police ca rs search­ the Clements he got his civilian up bombing would do the job. n a two-day flight across the s’orth Carolina foothills. ed the highways for Hunley after he abducted the Clement couple from their home near Lexington. c l o t h e s and rifle ammunition from the man he kidnaped In Lexington. He also claimed the Half Hanoi’s People The verdict in the trial, of-.the firs t th ree Klansmen—J o s e p h Howard Sim s, George T urner, (continued f r o m page 1) The third Republican, Mark Hat­ field of Oregon, already was on the r e c o r d with criticism of Robert Jam es Hunley, 23, who T O K Y O (IP)— N on-essential to f i t t i n g and production a l­ vas arm ed with a .22 caliber Clement said Hunley spotted man’s wife had a “ heart attack.” and Cecil M yers—is being kept No, they said, violence comes P resident Johnson’s decision or­ residents are' to be evacuated ready had begun. •ifle, was captured without a one of the police c a rs and said: Hunley kidnaped two Virgin­ It was reported that Hanoi, sealed by the court until the from the other side, from those dering bombing of theH anoi-H ai- from North Viet Nam’s capital, second tria l is over because it struggle by two patrolmen on a " I su re hope that police car ians Monday after escaping from normally a city of 1.2 million, who would fight Black Power. phong oil installations last week. Hanoi, it was reported Monday. might influence the all-m ale, all- The advocates of Black Power •oadblock on the interstate high- goes on around us, because If lt a state prison camp at Chatam, would be reduced to a popula­ vay midway between Charlotte doesn't, I’ll just have to shoot Va. He raped the woman hostage A New China News Agency white jury hearing this case. a re most often white, the re d - broadcast monitored here said tion near a half million after and forced the man to drive Prosecutor Floyd Buford, who shirted one noted. ind here. His latest two hostages, ra il­ my way out.’’ In Lexington, police w ere try­ him to Lexington. the evacuation order came in response to recent U.S. bomb­ the evacuation was completed. What about the view of the property owner, who says he Red Pact (continued f r o m page 1) ing attacks on oil depots atHanol should be able to do with his and Haiphong. The latest order says “ the Saturn Rocket property as he wishes, they were Alexei Kosygin emerged grim ly asked. Isn’t it his right to de­ from the initial three-hour ses­ U.S. pirates attacked Hanoi and (continued f r o m page I) cide who can use his property? sion. Informants saldC eausescu, endangered the lives and property m atlc demonstration that the J2 ed in two attempted orbital re ­ Not when the public media a re the C harles de Gaulle of the of the Vietnamese people. (engine) could have been reflred s ta rts . used, Miss Jenkins said. If a Warsaw Pact, rem ained as in­ “ All people m ust be evacuated in orbit.” The problem with hydrogen man puts up a sign or puts an- transigent as ever. from Hanoi city according to As the upper p art of the th ree- under weightless conditions is ad in a newspaper which states T h e 48-yar-old Ceausescu plan, except those who had tasks stage Saturn 5, the rocket m ust that lt tenids to slosh around in that he is opening his house to wants to loosen R ussia’s tight of production or fighting to assu re fir s t propel its payload into a its fuel tank- in a confused mix­ the public, then they should not hold over Warsaw Pact nations. the defeat of the U.S. war e s­ low earth orbit. Then lt must shut tu re of gas and liquid. This p re­ discrim inate against Negroes. M o n d a y night's prelim inary calation. down Its engine, coast for up to vents liquid h y d r o g e n f r o m ‘‘Because I am the public, m eeting between Russian and Ro­ "The whole people in the cap­ 4 1/2 hours and re fire again to reaching the engine for ignition. m anian delegates was the firs t too,” Miss Jenkins, the only N e- ital a re called on to strictly drive the 45-ton Apollo toward the To overcome this problem, confrontation between Ceausescu groe demonstrating, said. Implement t h e regulations of moon. engineers rigged the Saturn stage and Brezhnev since the Soviet " I was denied housing in E ast the people’s a ir defense and c a rry To date, no known attempt to with sm all gas jets that give the leader made a se c re t flight to Lansing last y e a r,” the leaflet, out necessary evacuation.” re s ta rt a hydrogen-fueled rocket vehicle a sm all acceleration in signed by M iss Jenkins, said. B ucharest in mid-M ay. A French news agency r e ­ in o r b i t has succeeded. The orbit. This creates a very slight "T here was no law. T here is PI ANI IS sm aller Centaur stage used to artificial gravity and keeps the ported from Hanoi that the evac­ uation of persons not essential launch Surveyor moon craft fa il- hydrogen settled. still no law. The governor has recommended such a law. The T over here j Since there is no way to test a vehicle under weightless condi­ mayor has recommended such a law. The Civil Rights Commis­ overthere! Orientation Students i tions on earth, the Saturn upper stage was outfitted to serve as an orbiting test bed. Two television sion has recommended such a law. President Hannah of MSU has recommended such a law. fit Clip Out This Ad ! cam eras w ere Installed to view inside the hydrogen tank. But there is no law ." So they stood before city hall. And 0 This Coupon ■ PAÉKUPYOüRTfcWeiES COUPON INHWROtD KfT BA«... ATL 111 NAT SCI 181 soak up j dr3* J3/ HPR 105 the sun- glamorously (but safely) IT'S A LONS WAV TO TIPPERÂRŸ.... 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IV 2-1175 W e d n e sd a y , July 6 , 1966 0 M ichigan State N ew s, East Lansing, Michigan Mayor Answers Slate News' Romania Condemns U.S. A ir Raids 'Lansing Snow Job' Editorial Max Murninghan, m a y o r of work with the p re ss when they " I t’s not a question of whether when c h i l d r e n with placards G E N E V A ( U P I) - - C o m m u n ist Romania Tuesday Lansing, Tuesday denied that he asked him to,” Murninghan said. o r not federal aid is desirable,” showed up to oppose a new 15- stepped up the condemnation of U.S. a i r r a i d s against had at any time considered fun- •’But it wouldn’t bother me a the m ayor maintained. " I t’s a cent fee fo r city swimming pools. North V ie t Nam with a warning that as long as nellng all city I n f o r m a t i o n bit if newspaper, radio and TV question of whether the money "If w e'd properly explained in " A m e r i c a n a g g re s s io n " continues there can b e fa in t through one person. people ignored him completely. goes to Lansing or Phoenix. the firs t place that this is a u se r’s hope of p ro g re s s in the 17-nation d is a rm a m e n t con- ’ 'There a re Just simply no ” 1 think it’s vital to the city’s ” Our budget should average tax, Just like the one on golf fe re n c e . closed doors h ere,” the mayor future that all department heads 10 to 15 per cent federal money. co u rses, th ere wouldn’t have been C h ief Romanian Delegate V a s ile D um itresco de­ said in the course of a 90-minute be open with the p re ss and that Right now, in round figures, the such a misunderstanding,” Mur­ nounced the U.S. a ft e r delegates had obviously been City Hall p ress conference de­ all our Information is available total is 10 per cent.” ninghan said. He pointed out that told to In c rea se C o m m u n ist c r it ic i s m of the raid s voted entirely to questions raised to the public." Second, the man would coor­ it is difficult to come iq> with an against oil storage tanks on the ou ts kirts of Hanoi in a State News editorial. Expressing amazement at the off-the-cuff explanation of muni­ dinate city program s which cut and Haiphong. The e d i t o r i a l , “ Newspapers number of people who had phoned cipal finances which will be un­ across department lines. Dup­ Don’t Need Lansing Snow Job,” him or sent him copies of the derstood by a 12-year-old picket. lication of effort and lack of in­ appeared in Wednesday's State State News editorial, the mayor The city also communicates Tito Purges Yugoslavia News. It criticized the m ayor’s said that all other comment on formation ("Departm ent heads directly with citizens through r e ­ can’t be all-around experts in BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (10 might be Vojin Lukic, a mem­ proposal that a new man be the proposed new position had po rts, the mayor explained. He everything.” ) would be lessened, —P resident T ito was reported ber of the Communist party B E A U M O N T C O N C E R T — C a r illo n e u r „ hired by the city to serve as a been favorable. expressed concern over the fact Murninghan said. Tuesday following up his purge c e n t r a l committee and in­ cott p resents re c ita ls at Beaumont T o w e r at 4 p.m . central information source for He said that he thought it would that the la st o ver-all report on newsmen and to coordinate the cost about $14,000 to $16,000 a Third, the man would provide the city government treated the of Yugoslavia’s No. 2 Com­ terio r m inister from 1963 to e v e r y Sunday and at 8 p.m . Tuesday and T h u rsday. city 's relations with state and year plus expenses to get a information to citizens, other 1959-60 fiscal y ear. Federal of­ m unist with wide-ranging dis­ 1965. The c a r illo n , a set of 4 7 b ro n z e bells weighing a total T he key factor in the dis­ federal governments. properly qualified person for the m unicipalities, the general pub­ ficials also have asked the city m issals in the courts, m ili­ of 13 1 /2 tons, is located in the t o w e r ’ s b e lfr y . lic and newsmen. tary, government and party. m issals appeared to be T ito ’s Photo by Tony F e r r a n t e "We would expect this man to post. to issue periodic reports on urban Some Yugoslavs speculated desire to end opposition to his As an example of this third renewal to the people, as a con­ lib eral economic program . T hree duties would be involved. function, the mayor pointed to dition for receiving further fed­ that the next top official to fall F irs t, the man would be a fed­ the city council’s em barrassm ent e ra l aid. CLASH SECOND IN 3 DAYS e ra l and state program coordi­ North Viet Discouragement Reported nator. It would be up to him to keep departm ent heads informed PARIS (A P )— The weekly magazine E n t e r p r is e Tuesday said that P res id en t Ho Chi Minh of North U.S. Jets Hit Viet PT Boats of new sources of federal and state funds, and of requirem ents Japanese Protect Rusk V i e t N am had warned Red China and Russia that for obtaining such funds. “ if th e re is no new development, we w ill have to come to t e r m s with the United States to w a rd the SAIGON (UPI)—U.S. Navy Jets fought an a ir-s e a battle with oil depot Just 18 m iles south­ east of Haiphong. In S o u t h V i e t Nam, U.S. m i l e s f r o m Haiphong, other While 7th Fleet planes struck the underground oil depot 19 The directors of Lansing’s de­ partm ents of planning, civil de­ fense, parks and recreation, and From Demonstrators m id d le of 1967.” North Vietnamese torpedo boats KYOTO, Japan (UPI)—Police Shllna. The magazine, widely read by French business M a r i n e s s w e p t through the American planes struck near the public services w ere at the press Tuesday in the South China Sea conference. Each gave instances Tuesday prevented thousands of Rusk and Shlina opened a th ree- le a d e rs , cited no au th o rity f o r its In fo rm atio n . off the big port city of Haiphong. c h a r r e d ruins of Communist cities of Vinh, Thanh Hoa and day U,S.-Japan economic con­ E n t e r p r is e said that Ho Chi Minh had made a positions near Da Nang after a Dong Hoi. Air Force planes also of how money can be lost when anti-A m e r i c a r. dem onstrators One Navy Skyhawk was shot down ference attended by cabinet mem­ quick t r i p to Peking to p resent his views and that big night battle in which the hit anew at the Mu Gia Hoa pass, lack of time o r knowledge pre­ from approaching an i s o l a t e d during the pre-daw n clash, but vents his department from find­ mountain site where Secretary of b ers of each country. w o rd had leaked on what was supposed to be a s e c re t the pilot was rescued. Leathernecks, with the aid of g a t e w a y to the Communists' Rusk told the group of Japan­ a rtille ry and strik e planes, killed southbound Ho Chi Minh supply ing out how to get o r keep outside State Dean Rusk met with Japan­ v is i t . It added that the t r i p was p r i o r to the U.S. ese Foreign M inister Etsusaburo ese cabinet m inisters that critics The Navy planes fired rockets trail. aid. bombings of Hanoi and Haiphong. a reported 78 Viet Cong. of U.S. policy in Viet Nam firs t at the Communist torpedo boats The new Marine success was but there was no indication whe­ m ust decide what kind of a world scored as South Vietnamese P re ­ they want to live in. Laborites And Unions Fight Wilson T O K Y O ( A P ) — The Chinese Com m unist p a rty ther they scored any hits in the second battle in five days be­ tween Navy planes and North Vietnamese PT boats. In last m ier Nguyen Cao Ky told news­ men in Saigon victory in the Viet Nam war is possible this Communication Institute At Tuesday’s opening session, Japan informed the U.S. dele­ gation that it could not liberalize s tru c k down a vice m in is t e r of culture andone other year. restrictio n s on im ports from the c u lp r it Tuesday in Its expanding purge. The latest v ic tim s w e re V ic e M in is t e r L in M o­ han, who also was deputy propaganda d ir e c t o r of Friday’s battle, three PT boats were sunk. Ky spoke at a Saigon recep­ tion after he had convened a new The new clash flared shortly 80 - member m ilitary - civilian Opens Second Session United States at this tim e o r in the foreseeable future. An American spokesman said the p a r t y ’ s c en tral c o m m itte e , and Shao C huan- after American A ir Force and council to help unify the nation. rollm ent is higher for the second the U.S. delegates emphasized One down and two to gol the Union. High honors, honors lin, w r i t e r and th e o ris t. Navy planes, flying 91 m issions, He cited the m assive firepower than lt was for the first, and that Am erican firm s investing in That’s the story with the Com­ and honorable mention awards Red F la g , the o re tic al journal of the p a rty , accused hit North Viet Nam on heavy provided mainly by the United we will have over 200 students Japan have complained they a re States and said that ‘‘according munication A rts Institute after w ere presented to outstanding the m of following an opportunist course counter to Fourth of July raid s featuring for the third term .” facing great restrictio n s. students in each division. the view s of p a rty chief Mao T z e -tu n g . a strike against an underground to intelligence reports, the Com­ the completion of the first of munists have strengthened their three two-week session Friday "T he firs t institute ran very and the beginning of the second smoothly,” said M cllrath. "E n­ fo rces." “ But with the great firepower institute Tuesday. SUMMER CIRCLE THEATRE '66 Bayonet-Wielding Guards of the United States, Allied and Vietnamese troops, with ability Ilrath reported that approximate­ and flexibility, we may have vic­ ly 190 students a re enrolled in the Institute D irector William Mc- Sukarno Charley's Aunt tory by the end of the y e a r,” second term . The high school (continued f r o m page 1) juniors and seniors a re from 11 Starts Tonight: 8:30 P.M . Break Up Omaha Riot Ky said. The prem ier smiled when a states. tary, giving L t. Gen. Suharto newsman asked about the pos­ Basically, the sam e program power to rule the country in Su­ Demonstration Hall sibility of negotiations with his will be offered In the second ses­ karno’s name. sion as was conducted In the first The decrees amounted to a Box Office Open Monday • Tuesday, 2-6 p.m. OMAHA, Neb. (UPI)—National failing to obey police commands the scene about five hours. They Communist foes. legislative repeal of everything Wednesday • Saturday, 2-9 p.m. Guardsmen with bayonet-tipped to disperse and move along. w e r e t r u c k e d back to their "If the Viet Cong is prepared two weeks. However, there will be Armory about dawn when the to surrender, negotiation is no a few added features. that Sukarno has worked for in Phone: 355-0148 rifle s helped police break up a Two companies of guardsmen in full rio t gear broke up groups area returned to near normal. longer n ecessary,” he said with C lasses in advanced journal­ the seven years since he in­ crowd of m illing rock-throwing troduced the concept of “ guided in a two-block sweep up 24th They remained on standby ale rt. a laugh. ism and advanced debate and fo r- Negroes early Tuesday on Oma­ democracy” —a policy that was Program Info - 332-6944 ha’s near north side. stre e t to a superm arket parking More than 100 persons were The a ir-se a clash off the north enslcs will be added to the classes T O D A V ¿6 area which was the scene of arrested during the three nights Vietnamese coast began around and lab work in journalism , de­ steering the country to close Police a rre ste d 47 persons, links with Communist China. of turm oil. Nine were taken into 2:30 a.m . U.S. naval radar picked bate and forensics, theater and many of them youths, during the third consecutive night of strife much of the fighting and rock- and bottle -throwing during the custody early Sunday morning up the signals of two high-speed radio-televislon. The decrees appeared to m ark IflO lE S 'P A V after the initial outbreak of vio­ Communist craft in the sea some Another addition Is "T he P ro­ the beginning of the end for in the predominantly Negro area. weekend. LAST DAY! 1:30-4:10-6:45-9:20 lence, described by city and po­ 38 miles southeast of Haiphong, duction Company,” an extended Sukarno who has led Indonesia Most of the a r r e s ts were for The guardsmen remained on lice officials as a “ m ajor dis­ a focal point for the recent U.S. study in theater offered during for m ore than 25 years—from th e turbance.” Store windows were bombing raid s on Communist oil the final four weeks. The firs t Institute session was the dark days of Japanese occu­ pation, through the postwar Dutch F L IG H T O A r S tM t smashed and the businesses loot­ storage depots. Gom ftoGp.m . LBJ Tells Press ed. ly Monday morning. Two A4 Skyhawk jets from the concluded with the traditional Fifty more w ere arrested e a r­ U.S. 7th Fleet c a r rie r Constel­ awards luncheon, held Friday In lation swooped low to identify The decision to call in the the craft and were greeted by attem pt to regain colonial power, to Independence In 1949._____ o f 41^0 P H O E N IX 1C O L O R BY D ( l U X M ---------------- A Poker Playing Blonde Dealing Straight From the Of Viet Success guard was made Monday after a antiaircraft fire. They fired roc­ lengthy meeting of Mayor A.V. kets at the PT boats before one Sorenson and Lt. Gov. Philip of the American planes plunged Sorensen, who was acting gover­ into the sea. <^Q m p d ’é ta t H eart. . .in the funniest, wildest Game of the un­ tamed WestI JOHNSON CITY, T ex. (UPI)— ended will be “ very substantial­ P r e s i d e n t Johnson estim ated ly below” his original estim ate nor while Frank B. M orrison Navy spokesmen said the pilot r f i 0L» COOKS Product if Tuesday that U.S. a ir strik es on North Viet Nam o il depots "a c ­ and “ far below” what he e sti­ mated in January. was out of the state. of the downed plane was rescued What triggered the looting and from the sea only 5 to 10 miles ABIB tually destroyed” 57 p er cent of the oil supplies. Discussing the draft, Johnson said he did not want to prejudge vandalism was not known. The from the Communist shore by one mayor at firs t denied any racial of the Navy’s "Sea King” heli­ HANB Johnson told a news conference that pictures from the field were the thorough study of the Selec­ tive Service System being under­ overtones but Tuesday he said copters five hours after he went “ Last night, (Monday night) it down. was racial all the way.” During the search for the pilot, FORTHE LITTLE still being evaluated. He said taken by a panel of distinguished citizens. M orrison, contacted by tele­ U.S. Navy and a ir force rescue U.S. planes struck a t 86 per phone in Los Angeles where he craft were peppered by light anti­ “ We have developed the best cent of the North Viet Nam oil was attending the governors’con­ aircraft fire from the North Viet­ IÍB Y depots In the initial raids. system we know by experience,” HENRY JOANNE JASON Johnson said. But he added that ference, said the cause was ’’an namese coast. Johnson also said thathe want­ the curren t study would take a environment that is unfit for No further trac e was found of FONOA WOODWARD ROBAROS ed to s ta rt projects of peace in human habitation in many a re a s ” the Communist PT boats, but South Viet Nam before the fight­ new look at the situation and TECHNICOLOR’•FROMW ARNERBROS. make a positive report as soon of the near north side. spokesmen said they apparently ing ends. He said he had received The governor said: “I hope were not preparing to make a a s possible. Program Information 485-6485 a report Monday on pro g ress in this situation shocks the con­ pass at American warships as this direction. Johnson said that the buildup science of the people to the point were the torpedo boats sunk in TODA*/ U of American forces for the Viet T he President said he had Nam war will continue. He said where they realize something last Friday’s battle. arranged for the governor’s con­ it would not be accurate to con­ must be done about the causes L A D I E S 'P A Y ference in Los Angeles and for clude that the strengthening of of these incidents.” He said, Program Information 482-3905 r-TODAY an d T H U R S - form er P resident Dwight D. E is­ enhower to be given up-to-date American m ilitary forces in Viet however, that “violence is no entnroneS new Today At 1:30-4:05-6:40-9:10 Nam had reached a peak way to solve our problem s.” ANTHONY QUINN in briefings on the war. In addition, he arranged for at East Lansing’ s Newest Jeweler TODAY: diam ond bplendvr ff Lost Command” ‘UoniftoGp.m. Defense S ecretary Robert S. Mc­ Namara to come to the LBJ Ranch Wednesday before leav­ 335 AVIKui o As A dvertised From 1:15 P.M. Young revolutionary diamond design. Our IN COLOR T h u rs^ ^ A tJ^ lS ^ ó jO g ^ ^ g # exclusive Coup d' etat diamond STARTING TOMORROW! ing for Honolulu for a one-day Featuring Wells conference on Southeast Asia. Johnson reported that McNa­ Charms, Pins, Earrings in S E V E N T E E N 1:45, 4:25, 7:00, 9:40 P.M. setting openly ascends. . . drenching every single facet in a light-compelling Super Bargain Day 2 defeatures m ara had given him an encourag­ the M lR lS C M c o r p o r a t io n * SHOWN TH U R S D A Y AT 3 :4 0 -8 :3 0 P .M . radiance never captured before. See our entire ing report on the year-long m ili­ tary buildup for the Viet Nam -THE HUSSIAHS ARE COMINfc collection of brilliant, marquise, pear-shaped D IR ECT FROM IT S FIR ST TIM E Small Triple R ESER V ED SEA T AT PO PU LA R jt Turquoise, $6.00 THE HUSSIAHS ARE COMINfT war. He said the rep o rt indi­ and emerald-cut diamonds with matching cated that lt might be desirable CMM'Oliull PMAWm' " X” UNITED ARTISTS EN GAGEM EN TS! P R IC ES! wedding rings. Magnifiquel From $275. to “ substantially reduce” plan­ ned ammunition production in the FRIDAY: A H ilarious Plot With near future. Small Ivory The C raziest Comedy Castl Warner Bras: Johnson noted that McNamara Rose $3.50 •apar quoted Gen. E a rl G. Wheeler, chairm an of the Joint Chiefs of H ea d q ua rters f o r , . . DORIS MY aotkm Staff, as saying that "no short­ ages” have interfered with m ili­ RODTAYLOR E st. 1876 shew of shows!. tary operations in Viet Nam, The President said McNamara ARTHUR GODFREY reported that no m ilitary force B A T T L I the in history "h a s been so well JEWELERS m D I A M O N D R I N G S ’Q I ' W V V supplied.” On domestic affairs, Johnson A r t C arved® 121 S, Washington i n FOM EKI» IN- DMAN I B Pi said that while final figures a re not yet in, the federal budget Wedding Rings 3 1 9 E . G ra n d R iv e r PAN AV ISIO N . 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Good tan Village. Bill, 355-2760. 1964 Hardtop, b u c k e t seats; yard. After 5:30 , 332-2195. REFRIGERATOR: L E ONAf e D, DIAPER S E R V I C E , Lansing’s 15-mlnute film made at the U.S. DEADLINE shape. $675. 485-8885. 3-7/8 3-7/7 5-7/7 Public Health C enter in Lexing­ C O R V A l R 1964, convertible. console; floor shift, V-8. A -l twelve cubic feet, 105 pound finest. Your choice of th ree 1 P.M. one class day be» condition. Call 484-2302 . 3-7/8 STKATTONTs ^PO RT CENTER FURNISHED TWO-bedroom, a ir fre e z e r. Excellent c o n d i t i o n . types. Containers furnished, no ton , Ky., and only about 12 FDA fore publ ¡cation. Sharp, must se ll. $895. Call has opened Suzuki of Charlotte. and drug Industry people Involved 482-6677 after six. 3-7/8 PORSCHE 1958 coupe, excellent conditioned. Summer o r F all. $60. Call 332-8957. 3-7/6 deposit. You may include two Immediate d e l i v e r y of X6’s In a hearing on the tranquilizer Cancellations - 12 noon one CORVAIR 1963 Monza autom atic- condition. 52,000 m iles. P riced Call 337-2080 after 2 p.m . 5-7/7 Ë O À T 16* fiberglass L arson. pounds baby clothes. T ry our while they la st. Or see us about Meprobamate w ere in the audi­ class day before publication to sell. Will take trade in. 355- Convertible top, fully equipped. Velvasoft p ro cess, 25 y ears in radio, Very nice. $775. Phone 3221. 3-7/8 any new Suzuki. C TWO BEDROOM apartm ents for Lansing. BY-LO DIAPER SER­ ence. 372-6225. 5-7/6 lease. A ir conditioned, luxury. 65hp, 1963 M ercury electric But an observer who saw the PHONE RENAULT 1963, black, 21,006 STRATTON'S ¿PORT CENTER Summer only, fall option. Con­ starting m otor, tilt tra ile r, ski VICE. 1010 E. Michigan. IV 2 - CORVAlR 65 Monza. Radio, auto- has th e new B e n e l l i 250 0421. C silent film through an uncovered m iles. By original owner. $550. equipment and life Jackets. All 355-8255 matic transm ission. W h i t e ­ Scram bler. IV 4-4411. C tact Fidelity Realty immediate­ in excellent condition. $1150. THESES i>RINTEb, rapid se rv - window was able to give this w alls, w h e e l covers. $1695. OX 9-2759. 3-7/8 ly. 332-5041. 5-7/6 eyewitness account: LOOK OUT, ¿UZUKI is here! Phone after 6 p.m . 332-2464. ice. Drafting supplies, Xerox RATES RENNER FORD INC., 328 N. TR-S CANARY yellow roadster. AVAILABLE No w n e a r’campus. copies. Capital City Blueprint, Four dogs w ere given large Michigan Ave.,Hastings,M ichi­ Wire Wheels and many extras. World's finest motorcycle. FOX •____________ 3-7/7 doses of Meprobamate for 128 1 DAY............ $1.50 Pleasant 2-man, furnished. 332- gan. 3-7/8 $825 but will consider offer. SPORT CENTER, 2009 South SAILFI&H, aluminum m ast boom 221 South Grand. 482-5431. days, then abruptly cut off. All 3 DAYS......... .53.00 Cedar. 372-3908. C3-7/7 5374.___________________3 -7 /6 C3-7/7 Phone Pat after 6 p.m . 351- spar-nylon sail. Must sacrifice. four im mediately showed with­ 5 DAYS......... ¿5.00 DODGE DART Pioneer 196b. Houses C all 313-878-9706. 5-7/6 D I A P E R SEkvlCE, Diaperene 4622. 3-7/8 drawal s y m p t o m s , wobbling ¡based on 15 words per ad) Power steering. New rubber, VOLKSWAGEN 1962 2-door sun- Employment STUDY DESKS, sm all chests, Franchised Service Approved around like stupefied drunks. plus snow tire s. Recent tune- THREE BEDROOM f u r n i s h e d roof deluxe, radio and extras. TEACHERS WANTED: Qualified roll-aw ays, & bunk beds. New by Doctors and DSIA, The most Fifteen hours later, the dogs Over 15. p®r P®r day. up, shocks, brake lining, etc. apartm ent, $150 a month in­ P ric e is right. Call Jim 351- elem entary teachers a re needed & used m a ttre sse s—all sizes. modern and Only personalized went into convulsions with heads All for $295. 3707 E. Hiawatha cluding utilities. N ear campus. There will be a 50< service 4775. 5-7/12 In Huron Valley School D istrict, Study lamps, typew riters, tape service in Lansing, providing thrown back, tongues lolling. The Drive, Okemos. 3-7/6 Summer only. Phone 337-2345. ‘ and bookkeeping charne 1* VOLKSWAGEN 1958. Body good. Milford, M i c h i g a n , 50 m iles rec o rd ers, m etal w ardrobes, you with diaper pails, poly bags, anim als rolled on the floor of FAIRLANE 1958, good tire s, good 5-7/8 this ad is not paid within Mechanically top notch, beige, from MSU: 25 m iles from UM portable TV sets, large selec­ deodorizers and diapers, o r use th e ir cages as If demon-ridden, o ne week. transportation, $76. Phone 484- open c a m p u s . Very l i b e r a l WANTED ONE man for 4-bed- tion new & used electric fans. your own. Baby clothes washed then lapsed into fits and trem o rs roof rack. $350. Phone 355- 3284 after 5:00. 3-7/8 salary & b e n e f i t s . Call P e r­ room. Two baths, two kitchens. Everything for the home. WIL­ fre e. No deposit. Plant inspec­ 5914. 3-7/6 before death. FALCON 1960 , 42,000 m i l e s , sonnel D irector—685-1551. 440 Park Lane. 332-3617, 337- COX SECOND HAND STORE, tion invited. AMERICAN DIA­ Only one of the four labora­ Automotive good condition, $350. cash. In­ VOLKSWAGEN l 9 6 l , many ex- 5-7/12 9412. 5-7/6 509 E. Michigan, Lansing. Phone PER SERVICE, 914 E. G ier— tory dogs survived. Lsil AIR 1957,2-door sedan V-S. tr a s , very clean inside. $625. CALL 482-0864. C quire 126 Orchard Apartment EAST LANSiNG four bedroom IV 5-4391, 8-5:30 p.m . C At Issue in the hearing is the 235 horse power. Reasonable. Call Mike at 351-7216 after Evening Employment #13 after 5 p.m. 3-7/8 home. P artially furnished. Call BABY GRAND piano in excellent government’s proposal to put IV 5-4177 after 5 p.m . 1-7/6 5:30 p.m . 3-7/6 FORD 1063 Galaxie 500, 4-door Top earnings for those who 489-3313. 3-7/7 condition. 4797 Nakoma Drive, Typing Service curbs on the prescribing of tran ­ VOLKSWAGEN 1965 2-door se - a re able to maintain their ONE ROOMMATE for three bed- quilizers such as Equanll and C H E V R O L E T S : six 195>Js to sedan, V-8 Cruisomatic, power Okemos. 10-7/19 PAl)LA ANN biAUGHfeY, typist. dan. Radio, full wheel covers. studies and a re free 4 Miltown which use Meprobamate. choose from . All in good condi­ steering. Radio, new white side­ room ranch h o u s e , 5946 N. fTkST QUALITY m aterials and IBM Selectrlc and Executive. $1295. RENNER FORD INC., nights per week. Sat. over­ Hagadorn. $38.50 per month plus The film study was conducted tion and no rust. $295 and up. walls, wheel covers, one owner. workmanship. L arge fram e se­ Multilith Offset printing. P ro ­ 328 N. Michigan Ave., Hastings, tim e available for those in 1957 by D r. C arl Essing, a Phone 393-1114. C3-7/7 Very low mileage. Like new utilities. Call 332-8245 after lection. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, fessional theses typing. N e a r Michigan. 3-7/8 who qualify. Requires neat neurologist at the public health condition. M etallic green.$1395. 5 p.m . 3-7/6 416 Tusslng Building. Phone IV campus. 337-1527. C CHEVROLET 1965 CorvairM on- SIGNS FORD SALES, 162 W. VOLKSWAGEN ’196S,'heater, seat appearing, serious, hard 2-4667. c center where many narcotics ad­ LAKE MICHIGAN, two lovely cot- za, 2-door, hardtop. 4-speed Grand River, Williamston. 655- belts. Sparkplugs and points last w orker. Phone M r. Arnold, ANN BROWN, typist and m ulti- dicts a re treated . Essing te sti­ tages. Two and four bedroom. l?OR WfetiDING a n d practical lith offset printing. D isserta­ transm ission, radio, white side­ 2191. C3-7/7 week. 6,000 m iles. Excellent 351-4011. fied he undertook the study after P riv ate beach. Phone 355-4)877. shower gifts, see ACE HARD­ tions, theses, m anuscripts, gen­ walls, wheel covers. Dark green condition. 487-0832. 5-7/11 MAN FOR yard and housework, several patients were admitted, FORD 19*55, runs well.Good con- 5-7/7 WARE'S s e l e c t i o n s . 201 E. with black vinyl interior. $1495. VOLVO," 1961 PV 544. Owner eight hours per week. $1.35 an e ra l typing. IBM, 16 years ex­ apparently addicted to Meproba­ dition. Goes to highest bidder by WAIT-LOOK at rooms for men. Grand River, a c r o s s from perience. 332-8384. C SIGNS FORD SALES, 162 W. returning to school, must sell. hour to sta rt. 332-0085. 3-7/8 mate, Friday. Diana 489-1551 after 6. Cooking, sum m er ra te s. One Union. Phone ED 2-3212. C Grand River, Williamston. 655- $600: Phone 351-4121 evenings. E ssing concluded: “ We felt 2191 C 3-7/7 3-7/7 GIRL FOR housework six hours block from campus. 332-2195 ENGLISH LI GHT - WE I GHT 3- BARBI MEL, professional typist. t h i s ( s t u d y ) dem onstrated a 5-7/6 every Friday. $1.35 an hour to after 5:30. 5-7/7 s p e e d bicycles. $39.77 full T heses, dissertations, Block off IMP ALA 1063 convertible. Sharp, physical dependence on Meproba­ one owner c a r, power glide, sta rt. 332-0085. 3-7/8 p ric e . Rental-purchase term s campus. 332-3255. C Auto Service & Parts NEAR CAMPUS, sum m er term . m ate had developed in these ani­ VOLKSWAGEN power b r a k e s and steering, SINGLE MALE to a ssist handi- Five room furnished; parking. available. We also have tennis JOB RESUMES, 1«) c o p i e s , m a ls.’’ He said he felt at the radio. $1300. Phone IV 7-5668. C A R^W A W 15#7^aiirwaxrva^ racquets, golf balls, badminton REPAIRS cuum. YOU-DO-IT. 430 S. Clip- capped a t t o r n e y in arising . Monthly or weekly. Reasonable. $4.50. A L D I N G E R DIRECT tim e, and still feels, the sam e 3-7/8 mornings and returning even­ 332-8903 after 6 p.m . 3-7/6 b irdies, gifts and housewares. re su lts could occur in man. Inspections & Tune-ups p ert, back of KOKO Bar. MAIL ADVERTISING, 533 N. MUSTANd 196$ ¿-door hardtop. ings. Compensation-room and ACE HARDWARE, acro ss from Clippert. IV 5-2213. C “ By definition,’’ Essing said, New i Used Engines C3-7/7 board. Call between 7-9:30 p.m ., Rooms the Union. ED 2-3212. C Radio, automatic transm ission, “ Meprobamate is a drug with Ipec.sllzed Repair Service NEW BATTERIES. E x c hange 484-1938. 5-7/12 B ic Y cL E SALES, rentals and 8 cylinder e n g i n e , whitewall p rice from $7.95. New sealed MEN: LARGE room s, half block Services. A l s o used. EAST Transportation addiction potential.” Oa Mos: Import C ars. tire s , w h e e l covers. $1995. EARNINGS ARE unlimited as an f r o m campus. Many extras. WANTED: One rid e r for Los The government wants to lim ­ RENNER FORD INC. 328 N. beams, 99$. Salvage c a rs, large LANSING C Y C L E , 1215 E. it the number of prescription r e ­ AVON representative. T u r n Good study atm osphere. Doub­ Angeles a rea . Leaving July 29. CAMERON’S Michigan Ave., Hastings, Michi­ stock used p a rts. ABC AUTO your free tim e into $$. F o r ap­ les. Phone 332-0844. 3-7/7 Grand R iver. Call 332-8303. C Must have d riv e r’s l i c e n s e . fills for the drug to five and to gan. 3-7/8 PARTS, 613 E. South St. IV 5- 1963 ENCYCLOPEDIA A m e r i - void all p rescriptions automatic­ IMPORTS 1921. C pointment in your home, w rite Phone 482-2303 evenings. 4-7/8 M rs. Alona Huckins, 5664School EAST SIDE-SUMMER RATE cana with 1964-1965-1966 year­ ally six months after they have 220 East Kalamazoo St. INCREASE TRAFFIC on a irco n - ENGINE I960 Volkswagen. Re- ly volumes added, includes 2 RIDER WANTED: from Pontiac Street, H aslett, Michigan or been Issued. ditioners with an ad In C lassi­ cent valve Job. $125. Phone 882- 1 bedroom apt.-$100.00 volumes dictionary set, in new 482-1337 call evenings. 339-2198. or a rea to MSU and back daily. The chief m anufacturer of the fied. Dial 355-8255. 1436. 3-7/6 2 bedroom apt.-$125.00 condition. $150.C allM rs.H arke Call 334-9618. 3 -7 /6 C 4-7/8 drug, C arter-W allace Inc., of 332-6503. 3-7/6 C r a n b u r y , N. J ., argues the LEGAL SECRETARY, opening In both furnished, with August. Excellent in English, garages, call iv 9-1017 Mobile Homes Wanted government’s case is a collec­ tion of isolated instances and t y p i n g and transcribing re ­ NICELY FURNISHED roomsi" MUST SELL furnished l965 Val- BLOOD DONORS needed, $6 for claim s it can establish that Me­ quired. S o m e knowledge of 1/2 blocks from campus; $8 iant. 10 by 43, 2 bedrooms, RH positive, $7, $10, o r $12 probamate is le s s harmful than shorthand required. Write Box weekly, 545 Ann Street. Phone excellent condition. St. Johns, for RH n e g a t i v e . DETROIT aspirin. B-2 stating qualifications, ex­ 351-4588. 3-7/8 224-4827. 3-7/7 BLOOD SERVICE, INC. 1427 E . pected term of employment, and Michigan Ave. Hours 9-4 Mon­ 1 V66 MARLETTE fei x l6 with salary desired. 5 -7 /6 SINGLES — D O U B L É S avail- day and Tuesday; 12-7 T h u rs­ Wanted WANT able sum m er /fa ll term s. $8 a tip out, E a r l y American in­ ADDITIONAL INCOME. Average day. 489-7587. C week sum m er. Kitchen facilities te rio r, priced to se ll. IV 4- WANtEE): ONE oNË g irl to share $2 p e r hour and up. Operate 3997 o r 627-5964.. 3-7/8 luxury apartm ent. R i v e r s i d e available. Contact L es, 351- your own business and choose BLOOD DONORS needed, $6 for E ast. Y ear L ease, beginning 4490. 5-7/6 your own hours. We train you. Lost & Found RH positive, $7, $10, o r $12 September 15.355-1658. 3-7/8 Scholarships to t h o s e who LARGE COOL fully furnished for RH n e g a t i v e . DETROIT room s; hot and cold w ater in LOST: HELP: Luggage in Sauga- qualify. 485-7326, 8-10 a.m . and BLOOD SERVICE, INC. 1427 E. each; singles $10; doubles $7.50; tuck. John and Ron-where a re 196 i WOLVERINE Y e a r b o o k . 4-6 p.m . C Michigan Ave. Hours 9-4 Mon­ Quiet study atm osphere. Super­ you? Call 351-4792 . 3-7/8 W rite or call State News 355- CHAPEL H I L L CEMETERY- day and Tuesday; 12-7 Thurs­ vised. One block from campus. 8255 for Box F -6 . 3 -7/6 Needs Sales Counselors. Phone day. 489-7587. C Spartan Hall. 215 Louis 332- Personal IV 4-9017. 10-7/15 2574. 5-7/7 ??? GOtNG OVERSEAS ??? Buy WE NEED four men between now- RÔÔMS for MEN: One single,'one |(w A D September 1st. C ar necessary. double. P rivate entrance, re ­ flight accident, travel baggage and world wide personal lia­ ¡H L D IW Call 332-3506, 10 a.m ./noon frig e ra to r. N ear Union. Call bility insurance from BUBOLZ. ACROSS aaa m I p Tê only. 5-7/12 220 A lbert, 332-8671. C7/7 M \¡j_ OFFICE MANAGER needed by ED 2-1317. 3-7/6 F*liiiElll A Thrilling hour of beau- 1. Information 5. Kind of 30. Arrange 32. Disappear­ s W 3ä 3ËJE local insurance agency. Please FURNISHED ROOM, male sen­ ty. F o r appointment, call 484- buoy ing railways T |N call 372-5360. 10-7/19 ior or g r a d u a t e . Single or 4519. MERLE NORMAN COS­ 8. Gr. vowel 34. Wooden N MEN: M A I N T E N A N C E and double. Quiet. Sunset Lane. 332- 3617, 337-9412. 5-7/6 METICS STUDIO, 1600 E. Mich­ igan. C3-7/7 11. Nobleman 12. Southern fastener 35. Molasses LER housekeepers at Ingham Coun­ ty Hospital, 3882 Dobie Road, MA T U R E , SERIOUS student, WlLL RENT my woman's English State: abbr. 37. Not at home BAR O 0_ A Okemos. Apply between 8 a.m .- single. Half-double room, five 13. Ordinance FAST? bicycle, $6 p er term , $10 sum­ 39. In bloom 14. Totally w A Y 4 p.m ., Monday through F ri­ minutes from Berkey. Private m er. Basket. ED 2-8498. 1-7/6 M confused 44. Marsh W Nl day. 332-0801. 3-7/7 bath, entrance. ED 2-0097, blSCOUNT on all Monarch 15. Distressing bird EMPLOYERS OVERLOAD COM­ 5-7/6 study notes. Now 60$ and up with, 47. Scent 17. Experi­ PANY, tem porary assignments this ad only. MAREK REXALL mental 48. Ballad 2. Soothe 8. Pixie for experienced office girls. No For Sale DRUG PRESCRIPTION CEN­ 19. Ratite bird 49. Beverage 3. Singing 9. Gr. letter fee, top pay. Phone 487-6071. DIAMOND RING 3/4 karat, biue- TER at F randor. C3-7/7 20. Laud 50. Arm bone bird 10. Boring tool C3-7/7 white M a r q u i s . $1,000 s i x 51. Longing 16. One after fHlHRlNfi of a P iZ Z k PAfi/TY? 24. Tennis 4. List of GREAT LAKES EMPLOYMENT months ago. Make offer. Phone 52. Spread to candidates this Contact BIMBO’S PIZZA first. stroke for perm anent positions for men 332-6110. 5-7/11 Call 489-2431. C3-7/7 27. Part of a dry 5: Apprehend 18. Chalice and women in office, sales, TELEVISION 16” sharp portable. ■YES, NEJAC rents TV’sfo rP e n - curve 53. Pour 6. Turk, regi­ 21. Acme technical. IV 2-1543. C3-7/7 Like new. Black and white. Stand 29. Kind of DOWN ment 22. Bullfight­ nles a day. F re e serv ice and 7. Artless balsam 1. Smart er's cheer LfeGAL SECRETARY: Lansing included. $50. 355-0128 between delivery. S a m e day s e r v i c e 23. Earlike attorney wants full time secre­ 8-11 a.m . 3-7/6 guaranteed. Call 482-0624 right D 1 2 3 4 T "? " r~ • » IQ projection n n r tary . Shorthand not essential. BIRTHDAY CAKE 7 ", $¿.12 de- nowl C 24. Donkey Salary commensurate with abil­ livered; 8” cakes, $3.64. Also 11 1 it % IS 25. Diffident ity. Send resum e to M r. M or- sheet pies and cakes. KWAST Real Estate V /. Leave it to State News gan, 703 Davenport Building, BAKERIES, Brookfield Plaza, 5 1/2% MORTGAGE, low taxes I Lansing. 5-7/11 East Lansing; Frandor; 303 S. Beautiful, large, ranch home 14 & IS It 26. Misjudge 28. Acted the buffoon ir if Classified ...... Washington. IV 4-1317. C3-7/7 on the Grand R iver. P rofessor % 31. Crest TEMPORARY JOBS for students, leaving, below cost at $36,000. 1s 14 & il 22 t i 33. Demand student wives - needed Im­ EL ECTROLUX TANK vacuum Your home in trade. Call Harold % % payment mediately. Stenographers, cleaner with all cleaning attach­ 14 2? P 17 it U Halstead 489-5806 o r 489-6561. 36. Fold in draftsman, general labor. P a rt- ment s. Runs and looks excep­ 11 » V 11 cloth They’ll sell your unwanted items right full tim e. Kelly Services, 400 South Washington. 482-1277. tional. $20. OX 4-0631. C3-7/7 COMPLETE ¿¿(JBA outfit; in - ANDREA HlLLs, five minutes 3-7/8 3T % * Of » 38. Lake fish 40. Heraldic % Y /, bearing out from under you . 5-7/6 cluding 72 cubic foot tank, single from MSU. Owner offers lovely St % 44 41 41 4S hose regulator, depth gauge, 3-bedroom r a n c h . B uilt-ins, 41. Unoccupied m ask, fins and other accessor­ carpet, walk-out basement to % % 4r 42. Not any For Rent_____ 44 4 ¿ i t ie s. Phone 332-6015. 3-7/7 wooded backyard. Lived in one i 43. Chick-pea TV RENTALS for students. Eco- H 4f it 44. Youngster SCUBA OUTFIT: lnclticles Volt month. Owner suddenly tran s­ i nomlcal rates by the t e r m CALL 355-8255 or month. UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS, 484-9263. C tank. Single hose regulator, ness and weight belt. Only $50. 355-2892. har­ 3-7/8 fe rre d . Assume GI loan. $151 monthly p a y m e n t s . Call 484- 8996. 5-7/8 si % St % IV 45. Cyprinoid fis h 46. Half score W e d n e sd a y , July 6, 1966 5 M ichigan State N ew s, E ast Lansing, Michigan States' Blight Snatched By Tigers "T he only thing I was w orried By JOE M IT C H run average (3.56). In 401/3 didn’t sign. And I guess Duffy gibility by signing with the T ig­ innings of work, he walked 16 feels the same way.” e rs. about was if he would quit his State News Sports W r i t e r “ I really don’t blame Jim for schooling,” Lltw hiler said. "B ut and struck out 35. With Kenney and Blight coming Jim Blight, a Spartan pitcher He started off slowly for the back, the Spartans would have had signing,” Lltw hiler said. "And I he prom ised me he would continue th is'p a st spring, became a De­ Spartans this past spring, los­ two experienced pitchers around for sure don’t blam e the T ig ers. It. tro it T iger last weekend. ing his firs t two games. which they could build a con­ He was going good out in the " I asked him if he thought it Blight signed with the T igers But he finished the season In tending club for the B igTenC on- B asin League and they didn’t was worth giving up his full while playing sum m er college high fashion, winning his next ference championship. want to lose him. tenure. He said it w as.” ball for Sturgis, N.D., in the two games on shutouts before Now with Blight gone, the p re s­ "H e thought 1 would be mad Blight is m ajoring in social BaSin League. bowing to Michigan on the last sure is all on Kenney. when he called,” Lltw hiler con­ science. It was not Immediately known day of the Big Ten season, 5-3. “ Blight will make it to the tinued. "B ut I wasn’t. I never A 1964 graduate of Flint Cen­ the amount for which Blight sign­ "When you sta rt him against m ajor leagues,” Lltw hiler said. am when a boy has a chance to tral, he was the baseball team ’s ed, although Spartan Baseball Michigan,” Lltw hiler said, "you "H e’s a sm art boy. He has a lot Improve himself. most valuable player three tim es. Coach Danny Lltwhiler said it know we were going to count on to learn, but h e 'll come around “ I was just disappointed in He had a 20-6 record for three was a substantial figure. him next season. He was the only quick." him not coming back next y e ar.” years. "He called me Saturday night s ta rte r we had left, except for Blight is m arried and was on a Lltw hiler said that Blight would He will report immediately to after he had signed,” Lltwhiler Dick Kenney. full scholarship at MSU. He lost continue his c o l l e g e education Daytona Beach In the C lass A said. “ I didn't ask him howmuch that along with his collegiate eli­ despite his professional ca re er. Florida State League. J IM B L IG H T ” 1 just feel lucky that Kenney because I didn't think it was any of my business. "B ut he did say it was a good offer. . . much better than he had expected.” SHOP A&P th e s to re th a t c a re s . Prices Effective Through Saturday, July 9th . . a b o u t y o u ! Blight, a 6-foot-4, 200-pound right-hander from F l i n t , w a s counted on by Lltw hiler to be one " S u p e r - R ig h t " M a t u r e , C o r n - F e d B e e f of the Spartans’ regular sta rte rs next season. Named the m ost v a l u a b l e freshman player in his initial year at MSU, Blight had a 2-3 record in his only season of STONE POL E S I T T E R ’ — This crea tion is the newest varsity ball. addition to the Kresge A rt C e n te r. If you set this He was fourth lowest on the p ic tu re on its side, the stone resem bles a hig h- Spartan pitching staff in earned stepping dinosaur.___________Photo by Tony F e r r a n t e Intramural R o u n d S ir lo in Mother Is Held In News F re s h M u s h r o o m s . . . . lb. 5 9 * Triple Drowning 5 S O FT B A L L SCHEDULE Fie ld 5:30 Hot Dogs—U niversity Vill. ALLGOOD S L IC E D . 8 5 . 9 9 WATERVILLE, Maine (UPI)— home last Thursday night to find 6 Apt. 11—McDonel BACON A plump-c h e e k e d housewife, the bodies of the children, aged 8 Carthage--Cachet weeping softly, was ordered held 6, 4 and 9 months, drowned. without ball T u e s d a y In the His wife lay unconscious in her F ie ld drowning deaths of her three bed, an empty bottle of pills children—a grisly re-enactm ent nearby. 9 5 Carleton—Knarles Lushwell 6:40 AC—Im pressions Porterhouse Steaks of the way she slew h er first " I ’m so rry to have to do this. 6 Cabana—Caribbean three youngsters 12 y ears ago. I haven’t done a proper job in 8 C aravelle—Casino ’’SUPER-RIGHT" BONELESS RUMP OR M rs. Constance F ish er, 37, raising the children. They will be quietly wiped the tears from better off inHeaven,’’anotesaid. 2-LB. PKG. 1-LB. R ô tis s e r ie R a a s t LB. 89* Teamsters her face during the 40-minute On March 8, 1954, F isher re ­ d istric t court h e a r i n g , while turned home and found a sim ilar some 100 curious s p e c t a t o r s sight—the drowned bodies of his crowded the sm all courtroom . th ree children, aged 6, 4 and 11 Her husband, C arl, returned months. A sim ilar note, saying Cheer Hoffa i " PKG. 75 FULLY COOKED B a r-B -Q C h ic k e n s LB. 59* MIAMI BEACH (UPI)—Team­ "SUPER-RIGHT" FANCY — _____ "SUPER-RIGHT" the children w ere better off “ in LB. 4 Heaven” was nearby. s te rs Union President Jam es R. S l ic e d B a c o n . . . . 8 3 S lic e d B e e f L iv e r 9* After the deaths of her firs t Hoffa got a noisy standing vote NAACP th ree children, M rs. F isher was of c o n f i d e n c e Tuesday after ruled insane and committed to charging that "filthy lies, hum­ "SUPER-RIGHT" THICK-SLICED D a ia a » B acon COUNTRY style ,• 2-LB. PKG. g » HONEYSUCKLE IN GRAVY 2-LB. PKG. I 79 Augusta State (mental) Hospital, bug and garbage" had been used T u r k e y S lic e s jr Condemns but she was released five years to harass fthe giant organization la te r. In a fiery talk to some 2,000 Judge Roland J. Poulin ruled delegates on the second day of 'SUPER-RIGHT1 H a lib u t S te a k s that M rs. F ish er must face grand Its convention, the bantam union C Riot Bill jury action, and bound her over chief denounced the p re ss for to the September term of Somer­ Its treatm ent of the T eam sters. LOS ANGELES (UPI)—D ele­ set County Superior Court. Her gates to the 57th annual conven­ attorney, George Perkins, enter­ He also a t t a c k e d AFL-CIO President George Meany for "ag­ Spare Ribs • • • • 2 to 3 Pound Sixes 6 9 lb -6 9 * itation" against Hoffa’s leader­ tion of the National Assn. for the ed no plea. Advancement of Colored People Testimony at the hearing was ship of the 1.7-m lllion-m em ber 'SUPER-RIGHT" SKINLESS S c a llo p D in n e r s organization, the nation’s largest at their opening session Tuesday given by F airfield Police Chief unanimously approved a resolu­ F rederick Gould. tion condemning an antlrlot bill in the California legislature. The r e s o l u t i o n stated that State Case To Top Court union. All-Meat Franks 1 -LB . PKG. 5 3 C A P 'N J O H N 'S 49 * -N E T W T. 8 -O Z . PKG. present statutes were adequate in the field of riot legislation LANSING (JP!— Michigan’s two- of the laws, that It arranges dis­ j V J ' and said the new bill would pro­ W H IT E B E A U T Y S T O K E L Y ’S C U T vide ” an easy choice for police year-old legislative apportion­ tric ts to minimize the vote of J IF F Y B R A N D one political party, Republican, abuse and denial of the right of ment fight has been laid before and maximize the vote of the freedom of expression.” the U.S. Supreme Court, It also was stated that If the Solicitor G e n e r a l R obertD er- legislature "wanted to do some­ engoski said Tuesday. State other, Democrat. The Michigan court, they said Baking Mix Shortening Green Benns William T . Gossett, attorney In their notice of appeal, fail­ thing worthwhile it should look ed to allow them to submit proofs. into the root causes of Watts for the 34 persons who have 33 65 challenged Michigan’s one man- "We will file a jurisdictional NET W T .^ Ä rio ts ." 2V2-LB. LB. In other action, the delegates one vote legislative districting, statement with the U.S. Court CAN 2 1 5 '/ 2 - O Z . voted down a proposal to use said the claim of appeal was within six weeks,” Gossett said, PKG. "claim ing that our constitutional the unit rule in further conven­ filed in Washington Friday. tion proceedings. Under the unit The petitioners-m any of them rights have been violated.” CANS ^ rule, various regional groups Republicans-a r g u e the equal- The Michigan Supreme Court . r would have voted as a bloc. population districting p l a n de­ upheld the present districting A&P GRADE "A" A 1-LB. YUKON CLUB The resolution providing for "one nies them the equal protection plan last April. W ESTERN GROW N 12 FL. OZ. man, one vote” passed with a A p p le S a u c e 3 9-OZ. JARS 79* B e v e ra g e s CAN T Assert Your Independence Bing C h e rrie s show of hands and there appar­ A&P WHITE ently w ere few dissen ters. A&P GRADE "A”— CUT jm NET WT. NET WT e 0 0 About 1,500 delegates gather­ 15 Vi-OZ. 59* Albacore T u n a 7-OZ. ed at the embassy auditorium to argue and discuss methods of . . . eat at the G re e n B e a n s 4 SAVE AT A&P CANS NET WT. SULTANA BRAND CANS considering various resolutions 2-LB. Air Conditioned 14-OZ. 23* JAR 39 on civil rights. While most of the delegates w ere at the auditorium, uniform­ ed m em bers of the American Nazi P arty caused a minor dis­ UNION CAFETERIA SUN GRAND—. L* 39* H e im OPEN PIT BARBECUE Sauce K e tc h u p . . . . BTL. 1-LB. 12-OZ. 49* G r a p e J e lly DINTY MOORE B e e f S te w 1-LB. 8-OZ. CAN 49 turbance outside the convention headquarters h o t e l s e v e r a l in the UNION basement. N e c ta r in e s L.. 3 3 * SALAD DRESSING QT. HAWAIIAN l-QT. blocks away. Two men In Nazi uniforms, The food will suit your constitution! H o t H o u s e T o m a to e s lb. 4 9 * M ir a c le W h ip JAR 48* P unch .3 14-OZ. CANS 98’ standing in the back of a pick­ up truck equipped with a loud­ S e e d le s s G r a p e s THWH|PT6>NLB. 3 9 * V SAVE 10c— JANE PARKER speaker, shouted invectives about 1 Negroes and Jew s. The truck was stopped by police and its occupants w ere ordered to stop Bananas A REAL V A LU E 2 ‘ B- 2 9 * FROZENFOODSALE A n g e l F o o d using loudspeakers because they did not have a city perm it. , One of the Nazi uniformed men c a r r i e d a placard r e a d i n g , L e a f L e ttu e e HOME OROWN C H O C O LA T E COVERED LB. 1 9 * IC E C R E A M A&P BRAND— OUR FINEST QUALITY S w e e t Peas, C u t C o rn Cake "Communism is Jew ish.” M ix e d V e g e ta b le s Cheerio Bars 1 -LB . 39* They w ere heckled by bystand­ e rs when they cried, "T he NAA­ 1-OZ. CP Is run by Jewish Commu­ Peas a n d C a rro ts RING n ists.” One elderly man took a wild C h o p p e d B r o c c o li JANE PARKER 1-LB. 12*49* S-OZ. swing a t the driver of the truck, R a is in P i e ................ SIZE 3 9 * but police stepped In and p re ­ o r S p in a c h JANE PARKER—W H ITE 1-LB. vented any physical contact. —m J MADE W IT H 4-OZ. On the first day agenda of the NEW YORK n r e a a buttermilk LOAF 2 3 * convention, was a keynote speech JANE PARKER—ALM OND C h e d d a r C h e e s e . . . . LB 7 9 * by Roy Wilkins, NAACP execu­ tive directo r, and a welcoming AR P— LARGE OR SMALL CURO A £ PKGS. FOR ■ 00 C o ffe e C a k e ... JANE PARKER—S L IC ID I 12-OZ. SIZE 4 9 * address by California Gov. Ed­ C o tta g e C heese 2«™ *’ 4 9 * PKO. mund G. Brown. AGP BRAND „ M A C R o lls FRANKFURTER OR IHAMBURGER OF 12 3 7 * Vice President Hubert H. Hum- * phrey will address the conven­ C h o c o la te M ilk .. 2 % 4 9 tion tonight. W e d n e s d a y , Ju ly 6 , 1966 Ó M ichigan State N ew s, E ast Lansing, M ichigan Ballet Sessions To Start Today A ballet conference of th e American tour in 1948 and is Cecchetti Council of America c u r r e n t l y restoring b a l l e t begins today at Kellogg Cen­ scenes. te r. M iss Hutchinson is the founder It will end on July 10, the and president of a dance edu­ COUPON SPECIAL opening date of the week-long cation organization. She is a ballet sem inar. form er instructor at the Julliard REG. 29* COUNTRY FRESH The Cecchetti Council is a School of M u s i c dance depart­ 3301 EAST MICHIGAN AYE. Q U A N T IT Y group of ballet teachers interest­ ment. N E X T DOOR TO FRANDOR ed in establishing a standardized Study o f American ballet his­ R IG H T S system of grading ballet stu­ tory is M iss Moore’s present dents, and raising the level of project. She is a w riter, teacher CLOSED SUNDAYS ballet teaching according to the and dancer. She made her de­ Cecchetti method. but with the Metropolitan Opera REAM gP The method, named for Enrico Ballet at 16 y ears of age. O TTA G B/ Cecchetti, offers a teacher a ’HEESe/i theory and s y s t e m for the development of a student from 2 Employers REG. 12* ROSKAM’ S FROSTY ACRES FROZEN the first lession to solo status. It stre sse s the unseen steps as well as set exercises which help Interviewing the student adapt himself to pat­ Two em ployers will be inter­ terns of steps and rhythm. viewing at the Placement Bureau TWINKIES, SNO BALLS OR REG. 17* GREEN PEAS, PEAS & CARROTS The conference and seminar, this week. REG. 15* LEA F OR C HOPPED SPINACH planned through the offices of the Today the United States Public CHOCOLATE CUP CAKES Higher Education and H e a l t h , Health Service will be talking Physical Education, and R ecre­ with m àjors of the colleges of ation departm ents, also offers A rts and L etters, Communica­ programs of dancing and art, tion Arts and Social Science. It music appreciation, costume de­ is seeking program representa­ sign and choreography. tives for various locations. Participating guest a rtists are Thursday the Sun Oil Co. will Mary Skeaping and Ann Hutch­ be meeting m ajors of theCollege inson of London and Lillian Moore of Business for positions as of New York City. motor products representative Miss Skeaping accompanied the or motor products management London Royal Ballet on its first trainee in Detroit. OHIO RECIPE REG. 11* FAMILY FARE Concert Managers Convene At Kellogg GARTON OF gram, will give the main address 50 MSU Lecture-C oncert Series and the Assoc, of College and at the workshop on “The A rts BOOKS University Concert Managers are and H u m a n i t i e s in Cultural co-sponsoring a workshop for T ransition.’’ 60 concert m anagers in Kellogg Session lead ers and speakers Center today through Saturday. include Julius Bloom, executive Concert m anagers from the director of Carnegie Hall and United States and Canada are Rutgers University director of attending the second annual pro­ concerts and l e c t u r e s : Alvin ject. Edgar, concert manager at Iowa The aim for this session is to State University; T rav is Selmier, strengthen the university-based manager of the Clowes Memorial community cultural p r o g r a m Hall, B u t l e r University; and ONIY 1 CALORff POI SERVMG across the continent. It is done C harles C. Mark, director of R E G . 9 5 * BIG E BULK PACK through exploring the scheduling, state and community operations programming, standards, financ­ of the National Foundation of A rts ing, unions, agents, promotion, and Humanities. publicity and production, as well as the means of involving stu­ dents and stimulating community interest. Indian Film John E. D i e t r i c h , assistant provost and head of the MSU Educational Development P ro - Show Friday Two film s from India will be presented in an India Club pro­ REG. 5 9 * HEA TH CANDY ROLL T O F F E E gram in 109 Anthony Hall at Peace Corps 7:30 p.m. Friday. A President Award winner, "Mujhe Jeene Do" (Let Live Tests Friday and Live), will be featured. After the interm ission, an Indian docu­ Placem ent t e s t s for Peace m entary film, “ Kumaon H ills” , Corps prospects will be adminis­ in English and color, will be tered in Room 217, the Lansing shown. Post Office Building, at 8:30 a.m . Refreshmen will be served Friday. during the inter., ission. The ad­ Date assignm ents a re mailed mission charge will be $1 for when applications are received. m em bers and $1.25 for non­ Brochures and application blanks mem bers with- children under REG. 69* BIG E N E O P O L IT A N P O L L Y ANNA D A T E NUT are available at the post office 12 years old being admitted free. building. Future te st dates in­ clude Aug. 13 and Sept. 10. ir.F r.RFAM H A L F GAL Information gleaned from the te sts allows the government to Dancers To Meet REG. 59* P O L L Y ANNA EBERHARD’ S PEANUT BUTTER A FRESH T E N D E R KRUST match w orkers’ backgrounds with MSU Prom enaders will meet fields of service open. at 7 p.m. Wednesday, in 34 Wom­ VA L.B. LO A F The tests a re not strictly aca­ en 's Intram ural Building. demic, but cover the person’s V isitors a re welcome to join talents, hobbies and experiences. in the program of folk, round Areas presently open for Peace and square dancing. 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