Thursday Marriage . . . Sunny. . . . . . has many pains, but MICHIGAN . . . c o o le r and pleasant T h u rs d a y . High 82. A little c e l i b a c y has no p lea­ s u res , - - D r . Johnson STATE w a r m e r F rid a y , UNIVERSITY U.S. Pilots LBJ, Top Advisers Dodge Rockets, Blast Reds Meet On Viet War SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI)— ning to talk with Johnson, and— se cretary Robert H. Fleming told newsmen that Johnson also: m er President Dwight D. Eisen­ hower in 1956. President Johnson brought De­ along with M c N a m a r a , who SAIGON (UPI)—U.S. pilots using a secret an ti-m issile procedure fense Secretary Robert S. Mc­ scheduled his arriv al for late —Signed five minor bills into dodged an estim ated 27 to 29 Communist su rfa c e -to -air m issiles Nam ara and other key advisers afternoon—w e r e spending the —Will recall L t. Gen. Leonard law, and announced establishm ent (SAM) and sm ashed four of the launching sites in a record day of to his ranch Wednesday for dis­ night at the ranch. D. Heaton, Army surgeon gen­ of three new "federal executive bombing attacks against North Viet Nam, U.S. m ilitary spokesmen cussion of the Viet Nam w ar and Washington attorney Clark M. era l, to active duty for a new b oards" in Cleveland, Honolulu related security m atters. Clifford, chairm an of the P re si­ two-year term in his present and the twin cities of Minneapo- disclosed Wednesday. Spokesmen said the number of Soviet-supplied SAMS fired during All flew to the ranch for over­ dent’s foreign intelligence advi­ post after Heaton complies with lis-St. Paul. T hese boards, a l­ Tuesday’s 106 American bombing m issions also was a record. But night stays before proceeding sory board, spent Tuesday night technical retirem ent r e q u i r e ­ ready existing in 12 other cities, they said the failure of the North Vietnamese to bring down a single elsew here on other m issions. at the ranch. Johnson saidhew as ments Dec. I after reaching his are composed of top federal of­ plane proved the United States has discovered how to nullify the McNamara’s other m ission is a t h e r e “ to review intelligence 64th birthday. Heaton has been ficials in each area, and a re SAM system in "one of the significant breakthroughs of the w ar.” flight to Honolulu to meet with m atte rs” with the chief execu­ surgeon general since 1959. He aimed at promoting economy, Adm. U.S. G rant Sharpe, Com­ tive. headed a team of doctors which efficiency and closer working All of the Communist m issiles — On other m atters, deputy press perform ed Ileitus surgery on for­ relationships. w ere fired in a 2-1/2 hour period mander in Chief, Pacific. along a co rrid o r 50 to 115 m iles Northwest of Hanoi. In South Viet Nam, it was dis­ Japanese Johnson announced at his Tues­ day news conference at the ranch that "during his one-day meet­ closed that two American Hawk ground-to-air m issiles had been f i r e d m ysteriously into th e crowded airspace above the huge Battle Rusk ing in Hawaii, Secretary Mc­ Namara will receive from Adm. Sharpe a report on the program of m ilitary operations in South­ North Vietnamese Suffer east Asia and will discuss logis­ U.S. airbase at Da Nang. T h e H a w k m issiles w ere prom ptly destroyed by ground control before they could do any Guards KYOTO, Japan (U PI)--Nearly tical plans for future opera­ tions." Pausing on their way to Los War Fatigue, Ball Reports damage. A 'm ilitary spokesman 10,000 leftists paraded through Angeles, where they will brief the national governors’ confer­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Acting undue optimism, declaring that conversations that they have with said 1 6 -1 /2 -foot m issiles had the stre e ts Wednesday night in an Secretary of State George W. the Communists probably still anti - American rally. Police ence on "c u rre n t developments people within the regim e and been unleashed. Ball said Wednesday that North held the m istaken idea that Amer­ outside of i t." The incident occurred June 30 clubbed about 100 students at­ in Viet N am ," w ere three other top officials. These w ere Roving Viet Nam was suffering "w ar ican hom e-front dissension might The acting secretary said he and it was the firs t tim e Am eri­ tempting to reach the hotel hous­ w eariness” and there was no save them. could not predict when the new can m issiles had been fired in ing Secretary of State Dean Rusk. Ambassador W. Averell H arri- man; Walt W. Rostow, Johnson’s evidence that Red China might "attitude” in Hanoi would be Viet Nam. U.S. officials confirm­ Chanting anti-A m erican slo­ Ball elaborated on President ed it Wednesday only when asked. gans, the students rushed at po­ Bloom And Death special assistant for national se­ intervene in the conflict. He told a news conference that Johnson’s statem ent of Tues­ translated into a "political de­ cision” to sue for peace talks. They said they w ere investigating lice lines swinging th eir fists and curity affairs, and Maj. Gen. An­ intelligence rep o rts from Hanoi day that diplomatic reports in­ R o se m ary Jantz, Lansing s enior, is shown here drew J. Goodpaster, assistant to However, he added, "T he soon­ the possibility of an electrical anti - U.S. banners during the "within the past few days” have dicated Communist leaders "no re co rd i ng the bloom and death of garden flo w ers the chairman of the Joint Chiefs e r they come to that firm de­ malfunction but had not ruled out bloody battle. b e e n particularly "encourag­ longer really expect m ilitary vic­ human e r ro r as the cause of the More than 1,000 rio t police f o r a home gardening book which is to be pub- of Staff. cision, the b etter, from their Photo by Tony F e r r a n t e ing.” However, he warned against to ry " in Viet Nam. The under­ own point of view as well as faced the student charges and lished i n the future. They arrived during the m or­ firings. secretary m et newsmen in the from the point of view of the re st The a ir action overshadowed beat back the mob with clubs. absence of Secretary Dean Rusk, of the w orld.” the continuing ground fighting in At least nine ambulances were who is on an Asian tour. South Viet Nam w here U.S. 1st needed to ca rry injured students Infantry Division troops p ressed to nearby hospitals. TECHNICAL AREAS WANTED MOST Ball said information concern­ Ball disputed assertions that the bombing of Hanoi and Hai­ a sweep against the Communists One young woman student, her ing the attitude of the North phong oil storage facilities in­ white blouse ripped apart and Vietnamese leaders and people dicated the President had com­ (continued on page 7) Openings For Teachers blood flowing down her arm , fled came from " re p o rts of observers m itted him self to a policy of from the pitched battle scream ­ in Hanoi, who a re there in dif­ total m ilitary victory in Viet ing “ I hate police and I hate ferent capacities, the im pres­ Nam or that he is abandoning Cracks Seen A m erica." Another student, a young man, the drop in p art to the students’ sions that they have from the efforts to initiate peace talks. was led away with blood running By F A V E UNGER and August graduates in educa­ counting, economics, marketing In Red Pact profusely from a head wound. State News Staff W r i t e r tion a re opening up this month. food distribution, industrial man­ draft quandary. While the students attempted BUCHAREST, Romania (UPI) to storm the Miyako Hotel where —The Communist Warsaw Pact Rush and other American cabi­ Education m ajors, take note. T here’s gbing to be a "m ad Michigan teachers did not have agement and personnel manage­ to renew their contracts until ment. Packaging technology, a re la­ The lower figure this year reflects both the decision by many to stay on for m aster’s Governors Hear HHH July 1. Now school system s will n a t i o n s Wednesday concluded net se c re ta ries are staying dur­ th eir first summit meeting in ing three-day U.S.-Japan Minis­ 18 months amid speculation the te ria l Conference, thousands of scram ble" f o r schoolteachers this month. The whole year, in fact, in­ be discovering what positions they still need to fill before high. school opens in the fall. tively new field, is also listed Most of the still unfilled va­ degrees and the tardiness of others who finally decided to seek employment. On War Effort Shifts Soviet Union would withdraw its o t h e r dem onstrators marched cluding this sum m er, has been Graduates starting an educa­ cancies and highest salary of­ LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Vice it would make much difference if "Whenever there’s an abun­ the governors were not unani­ troops from Hungary and Poland. through the downtown area. Stu­ a good one for college grad­ tion c a re e r will make between ferings come from these a re a s. dance of jobs,” Shingleton said, President Hubert H. Humphrey Communist sources said the dents and labor union members $5,400 and $5,500 in a 10-month While 200 m o r e employers said Wednesday the United States mous in their support of a reso ­ uates in search of work. "th e student doesn't seem to put eastern European bloc also was joined ranks in the anti-U.S. rally Many employers who came to showed up to interview students has seized the initiative in the lution endorsing the President’s school year. as much time and care into get­ preparing a blistering s t a t e ­ about a mile from the hotel. The demand was highest this this year, the number of stu­ Viet Nam war and there are Viet Nam policy. But he said he campus to interview students for ting a job. C o n s e q u e n t l y , he ment attacking U.S. a ir raids y ear for graduates in technical dents interviewing dropped by "flickering bits of evidence” that imagined the declaration would Shouts of "A ggressor Rusk go employment left without filling doesn’t always get the best job be backed by a "very strong m a­ against oil depots near the North hom e,” "W armonger Rusk get th eir quotas. Some have return­ are as like engineering, mathe­ 500. About 15,606 students show­ available." some of Hanoi's adherents are Vietnamese cities of Hanoi and out of Japan” and "G et out of m atics, physics and chem istry. ed up. "wondering if there is some way jo rity " of the governors. Hum­ ed to conduct m ore interviews Haiphong. The demand was also heavy in John D. Shingleton, director of out." phrey said there had been no Viet Nam” split the night air. this sum m er. Electrical engineers topped the adm inistration p ressu re to pro­ The Bucharest sum m it came The third straight day of anti- M ore opportunities for June b usiness-related fields like ac- the Placem ent Bureau, attributes salary starting scale this year The vice president told the na­ amid a Romanian-led drive to American dem onstrations erupt­ tion's governors, meeting in their duce such a resolution. at an average offer of $685 a loosen the Soviet Union's rigid ed after Rusk and Japanese F o r­ 58th a n n u a l conference, that Ambassador W. Averill H ar- month for a graduate with a "sm ashing defeats” inflicted on rim an, Presidential A ssistant political a n d m ilitary control eign M inister Etsusaburo Shiina bachelor’s degree and no ex­ over the alliance. held private talks for three hours HOME AGAIN perience. In almost all fields graduates with m a ste r’s degrees usually the Communists has shifted the w ar’s initiative to the U.S. and her allies. Walt Rostaw and Maj. Gen. An­ drew Goodpaster, a P e n t a g o n aide, were sent to Los Angeles He assured the governors that by the President to brief the earn about $150 per month m ore governors on the VietNam situa­ Out-Of-State Students May Not Go than someone with a bachelor’s degree in a sim ilar curriculum . a team of White House a s s is t­ ants, briefing them late r on the tion. Humphrey's r e p o r t on Viet Viet Nam conflict, will give the The next highest offers went to state leaders " a ll the informa­ Nam and the world situation was The education of out-of-state son say. "We m ust assum e that per cent out-of-state students. mechanical and chemical engi­ tion—the good and the bad, the warmly applauded by the gover­ students is not necessarily a bad Michigan is an attractive place T he largest single student ex­ n eers. R ecruiters lured them sensitive and non-sensitive, and nors and described by Chairman investment, two Michigan State to live. We must offer a stim ­ porter, Lewis and Mason report, with salaries of $678 and $674 the secret and the no n -secret.” Gov. John H. Reed, Republican business re se a rc h e rs report. ulating intellectual atmosphere is New Jersey , which sends 43.1 p er month, respectively. Phys- Humphrey told a news confer­ of Maine, as an "honest ap­ Richard J. Lewis, associate to challenge the graduate.” p er cent to other states. Penn­ ence however that he did not think p ra is a l.” (continued on page 7) p rofessor of the Bureau of Bus­ T heir report is contained in sylvania is second with 22.8 per iness and Economic Research, the current issue of the Mich­ cent, and Illinois is third with and John D. Mason, graduate igan State Economic Record, a 22.3 per cent. assistant, say their study in­ dicates students frequently do not return to th eir native states a f t e r attending college e lse ­ publication of the Bureau ofBus- iness and Economic Research. Lewis, an editor, and Mason, a rese arc h er, analyze some re ­ Michigan sends only 10.6 per cent ac ro ss its borders, and ranks among the middle of all the Colleges Influence Culture states, Lewis and Mason say. where. lationships between costs and In the opening address of the Concert attended the m usical activities p artici­ The state that educates out- benefits from out-of-state stu­ Colorado, with 27.8 per cent out-state students (as a per cent M anagers’ Workshop convened at Kellogg pated in m usical activities only. of--state students, they point out, dents. T heir study centered on Center John E. Dietrich, assistant provost is in a favorable position to of­ public, rath e r than privately sup­ of public school enrollment) is He said that freshm en had the lowest the b i g g e s t im porter. Indiana and head of the Educational Development percentage of attendance at c u l t u r a l fer them employment. ported, colleges and universities. ranks second with 19.5 per cent, Program , stressed the important role of events, while seniors had the highest. "We must insure a vibrant MSU’s student body has aver­ the university in changing society’s cul­ and growing economy so Michi­ aged about 79 per cent in-state and Arizona is third with 19.2 This, he said, is not due solely to changing per cent of its students from tural patterns and bringing about a ren ­ habit patterns, but to shifts in the student gan can bid competitively for students in the last decade. Mich­ other states. aissance of the a rts. body. the graduates," Lewis and Ma- igan as a whole accepts 12.5 He said a realization and sensitivity to M arried students, he said, don’t go to any the humanities was brought about after the of the activities. They represent a weak 1 scientific impact of the first Sputnik p er cent participation category. launching. JMC Project Aids Youth Spectatorship seem s to have academic He asked if the university is succeeding effects, he said, because students who in its "second chance” and increasing attend cultural and musical activities spectatorship and participation. ra th e r than social or athletic activities fam iliarize high school students area encompassed by the Lansing ” 1 have always recommended more cul­ By JOE M IT C H Public School D istrict. Approxi­ have higher grade points. with college life and enable them tural activities, and with my last breath As could be expected, liberal a rts stu­ State News Staff W r i t e r m ately 20 p er cent will come to obtain help in overcoming I will probably be quoted as ‘Dietrich dents and honors college students a re in the MSU’s Justin M orrill College certain difficulties at home and from sm all town and farm areas recommends m ore culture’. ” habit of attending plays, concerts and art has begun a sum m er educational at school, explained Alex J. Cade, within a 20-m ile radius of the He illustrated his points with a p re ­ showings, he said. p r o g r a m designed to prepare project director. municipality of Lansing. sentation of the attendance patterns of MSU A perturbing fact, he said, is that stu­ c e r t a i n underprivileged high The project began when Cade students to c o -cu rricu lar activities this T he sum m er program will con­ dents In the professional areas seldom school students for college or and assistant director Donald A. past year. tinue for eight weeks until Sept. attend such activities, but solely devote post - high school vocational C raig formulated plans and a The activities were divided Into cultural, 2, but the complete Upward Bound themselves to athletics. training. staff for the sum m er. P r o j e c t will continue through m usical, social and athletic. He said that MSU has not yet reached all of the un­ T he project, called "Upward But it does not officially com­ this evaluation rep resen ts 71 per cent of Arrest Demonstrators Bound,” is set up only for high mence until this Sunday when the June, 1967. the student population. committed students, he said. How to change their habits Is the main task of the univer­ M on tre al constables scuffle with peace m a rc h e rs school seniors who have been 60 students involved in the pro­ A follow-up program will be­ The initial points concluded were that gin with the term ination of the sity. outside U.S. consulate. Two hundred persons staged handicapped by economic, cul­ gram begin an intensive stay on "cu ltu ral” re fe rre d p rim arily toth eL ec- tu ra l and educational depriva­ campus. residence sum m er program and ture-C oncert se rie s, and that students who (continued on page 2) the d em onstration p rotesting Presid en t Johnson s V ie tn a m e s e w ar policy. Two w e re a rre s te d in the tions. Cade said about 80 per cent of T he goal of the project is to the students will come from the (continued on page 2) a n t i- w a r display. — UPI Telephoto STATE N EW S British Labor Party Endorses Page 2 Kyle Kerbawy editor-in-chief Joel Stark advertising manager T h u r s d a y , Ju ly 7 , 19 6 6 Wilson9s U.S. Policy Support LONDON (UPI) - - The ruling known Ho fo r m ore than 20 years, ingly barbarous methods’’ of the son’s qualified pro - A m erican Labor party Wednesday o v e r­ e a rlie r had what w ere reported United States in Viet Nam. policy was seen as a body blow E D IT O R IA L whelmingly endorsed B r i t i s h Prim e M inister Harold Wilson’s to be Inconclusive discussions with Chinese officials In Peking The vote cam e after a fight­ to the c ritic s who have Increas­ ing speech by Wilson who explain­ ingly hounded the government on guarded support of U.S. Viet Nam while exploring possibilities of ed why the government continued this Issue. policy. The move appeared to peace in Viet Nam. Its general support of U.S. pol­ The re su lts of the vote also Draft Proposal silence once and for all left- wing agitation within the party’s ranks. The a rriv al of Pompidou and Couve de M urvllle m arked the fir s t French high level official icy In Viet Nam despite its " d is - bolstered the L abor party’s po­ assoclation’’ from the bombing sition in the forthcoming debate attacks near Hanoi and Haiphong in the House of Commons Thurs­ The Wilson victory coincided visit to London since De Gaulle In North Viet Nam. day on Viet Nam, with the Wil­ Reduces Disruption Of Career with an announcement that the Prim e M inister will fly to Wash­ ington July 28 for Viet Nam slam m ed the door to B ritain’s entry to the Common M arket three y ears ago and De Gaulle’s The stunning rejection of left- son government facing four sep­ wing criticism and the clear a ra te motions on Britain’s policy mandate for continuation of Wil­ in the Southeast Asia w ar. would be p e rm a n e n tly f r e e of the talks with President Johnson and pullout from the North Atlantic U N D E R FIR E BY M A N Y c r it ic s draft f o r a ll p ra c tic a l purposes. the possible presentation of a T reaty Organization (NATO). of the p resent draft system , the De­ fense Dept, rece n tly o ffe red suggest­ ions that would make the d ra ft less burdensome to young men planning t h e ir c a r e e r s . FOR A C O L L E G E M A N , the new p ro g ra m would insure that the a rm y would not p re ve n t him f r o m finishing new B ritish-V iet Nam peace of­ fensive. The developments surrounded t h e a r r i v a l of French P rem ier Pompidou also was expected to rep o rt on De Gaulle’s Viet Nam and East-W est talks with Krem­ lin leaders during De Gaulle’s Negroes Testify In Klansmen Trial The present system has been c r i t i ­ college. Also, since college graduates Georges Pompidou and Foreign Just-ended 12-day visit to the cized f o r inducting men in th e ir m id­ would be d ra fta b le f o r only one y ear M inister Maurice Couve deM ur- Soviet Union. dle twenties who may a lre a d y have a fte r finishing school, those not d r a ft ­ ville for a three-day official ed could apply f o r a p erm anent job visit. They Immediately went to Another visitor flying In Wed­ settled on t h e ir l if e ’s work. ATHENS, Ga. (UPI)--Two Ne­ The plot cam e to its clim ax the at the end of the y e a r. 10 Downing stree t for a meeting nesday n i g h t w a s A ustralian with Wilson. P r i m e M inister Harold Holt, groes testified at the tria l of three morning of July 11, 1964 when THE S Y S T E M HAS re ce iv ed sharp­ But a college graduate could reap Wilson was expected to try to fresh from Washington talks with Ku Klux Klansmen Wednesday Penn was shot to death a s he and e r c r i t i c i s m f o r the u ncertainty it the benefits of this system only If AH, C OIN S— East Lansing e m p lo ye rs understood that at the end enlist French cooperation In a Johnson. He was expected to urge they were followed by gun-point­ two friends were returning home c rea te s in the 19 to 26 age group em pties its parking ing white men a few days before by c a r from Army R eserve train ­ o f a y e a r's waiting, the graduate would m e te rs with a metal vac­ m ajor Viet Nam peace Initia­ B ritain’s Labor government to who want to plan t h e ir lives, but Negro educator Lemuel Penn of ing at F t. Benning, Ga„ the gov­ not be d ra fted unless e m e rg e n c y de­ uum c l e a n e r - llk e appara­ tive. The Frenchmen may have scrap Its reservations over U.S. cannot because they do not know Washington, D.C. was slain by ernm ent contends. manded. tus that has a funnel at­ Viet Nam news for Wilson. policy In Viet Nam. when they w ill be drafted. nightriders. U.S. D istrict Atty. Floyd Bu­ This u ncertainty affects school and tached to one end. P ic ­ It was learned in P a ris that But the Labor party itself may President C harles de Gaulle’s have beaten Holt to the punch. T heir testimony was p art of the ford, prosecuting under an 1870 m a r r ia g e plans, as many students on ALSO, TH E PROPOSED system Is tu red is E d Denalsky, who personal envoy, Viet Nam expert The Laborite MPS crushed, by government’s attem pt to show statute In U.S. D istrict Court, this campus are well a w are . And f a i r . It does not d is c rim in a te f o r o r also r e p a ir s the m e te rs Jean Salnteny, m et for two and a a 214-46 vote, a leftwing demand that the defendants and other presented his case swiftly. E le­ those who just graduated this June against college students. A ll elig ib le and sup ervises parking half hours in Hanoi Monday with that the B ritish government dis­ Klansmen were engaged in a plot ven government w itnesses testi­ have learned that a college graduate men would be f i r s t - c a l l 1-A at one lots. North Vietnamese President Ho associate itself entirely from to deprive Negroes of th eir civil fied Tuesday and eight m ore took with a 1-A classification often can­ tim e in th e ir lives. Photo by Russell Steffey Chi Mlnh. Sainteny, w ho h a s what they called "the increas­ rights. the stand Wednesday before Judge not land a decent job. Though the adoption of these sug­ gestions would re su lt in a definite William A. Bootle and the jury of im provem ent in the d ra ft system, 12 white men. S P E C I F I C A L L Y , THE D EFEN S E Dept, has suggested that 19- to 2 0- y e a r-o ld s be put in a special f i r s t - this is only a segment of the e n tire p ictu re. Upward Bound OURREADERS SPEAK T he d e f e n d a n t s , Jam es S. Lackey, 30, H erb ert Guest, 39, and George Hampton T u rn er, 34, call 1-A category. At the end of appeared calm as the two Ne­ (continued f r o m page I) the y e a r, those not drafted would go to the bottom of next y e a r 's list. B a rr in g a national dis as te r, this would amount to permanent d eferm ent. O V E R A L L , THE BEST system would be one p e r m ittin g qualified people to join the Peace Corps o r other domestic p ro g ra m s in place of will last throughout the students’ senior year in high school. College students and certain Doubts Research, Math groes told how they allegedly w e r e followed by unidentified white men who pointed guns at staff members will work in co­ of the extra effort It Involved? (you probably never contacted them during July, 1964. The department recommends that m i l i t a r y s e rv ic e . The Defense De­ To the Editor: p a r tm e n t ’s suggestions are just as operation with high school teach­ It Is too bad that the bus pass the people who would have the T h is was the second federal men be d e fe rre d while in school. tria l concerning the Penn slaying. But as soon as a college student applicable to an a lte rn a tiv e s e rv ic e e rs and counselors to help the It may please you to receive has to cost $12, but m erely dis­ answers) you might have dis­ students prepare for some kind liking it doesn’t Justify an adjust­ covered that the rid e rs during L ast week Joseph Howard Sims, graduates, he would be put In the p ro g ra m as they are to an a l l - m i l i ­ this le tter if only to learn that of post-high school training. your paper is being read. It is ment in p ric e . Your own testi­ the traditional college sessions Cecil M yers and Denver Willis special 1-A category with the 19- t a r y p ro g ram . Students will have the oppor­ presumptuous on my part, I know, mony reveals that only a fraction a re actually subsidizing the sum­ Phillips were tried . A Jury r e ­ and 2 0 - y e a r - o l d group. If not d ra ft­ turned a verdict but it was being ed at the end of the yea r, he, too, The E dltors tunity to return to the campus to take you to task for your of the w inter rid e r volume has m er rid e rs. It’s possible. on certain occasions to partici­ childishness; you wouldn’t be­ use for the bus service in the I don’t want to overwork the kept se c re t until the end of the pate in activities with the col­ lieve me if I told you I am try ­ sum m er. If you would stop and "brom ide” —with privilege one cu rren t tria l. Sims and M yers lege students who worked with think you would see, therefore, also owes responsibility. You were acquitted of m urder charg­ ing to be helpful—that I am that the bus operating payroll is h a v e t h e privilege to "play” es in State court. LETTER POLICY them in the sum m er. Culture trying to help you become better m ore costly In the sum m er per newspaper publishing in ord er to Negro Frank Gilmore testified The project is made possible citizens and have no axe to grind. The State News welcomes le tte rs to the editor from all passenger. learn; If you want the degrees that on July 2, 1964 he was by a grant of $75,853 from the Frankly, many of your m is­ read ers, whether or not they are associated with Michigan (continued f r o m page 1) P ro -ratin g the fare (against you are working for to have any trailed by white men from his Office of Economic Opportunity. takes a re typical m istakes—per­ State University. w inter rates) to days not oper­ worth you have the responsibility g irl friend’s house. He said they Dietrich showed the steps that MSU shares the cost of the total haps a new form of Journalism: L etters should be no longer than 300 words and typed ating might be emotional, but to help p rese rv e our society returned la te r arm ed with pistols MSU has taken so fa r. They have operation according to the formu­ W r i t e a n y w a y s . Like the kid double-spaced if possible. Longer le tte rs will be considered certainly not m athem atical. Many from anti-intellectual nonsense to question him about allegedly taken it a long way from the la set up by the federal govern­ hockey game without a puck— for publication as "P oint of View" columns. fixed costs continue whether the that will firs t weaken and then prowling a t a white m an's house. “ friendly cow and tra c to r col­ ment. .they’ve got th eir sticks, so play buses run one day o r seven. 1 d e s t r o y it, — unless you a re He said he was a rre ste d a lege" image, he said. anyways. M t m b c 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 ailly il Press doubt that the Insurance com­ actually learning get-rich-quick short tim e later on a prow ler 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 Upward Bound is p a rt of a According to your announced panies give a reduction in prem i­ junk publishing—and I wouldn’t charge. Police Sgt. W. O. Wood C o lle g ia t e P r e s s A s s o c ia t io n . He said the greatest change national undertaking sponsored editorial policy, it may be noted um for the weekends not operated, know why you’d have to go col­ t e s t i f i e d the charge proved S e cond c la s s p o s ta g e p a id at E a s t L a n s in g , M ic h . has come In the balance of cours­ by the OEO. L ast sum m er It that all the editors concurred on 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 w hereas the insurance expense lege for that. groun '■ f;s and G ilm ore was r e ­ U n iv e r s it y , E a s t L a n s in g , M ic h . es in the technologies and the was a pilot project for 2,000 the *‘$12 Bus P ass F ee Unfair could be cut off entirely If the It’s easy to suggest, whether leased. P hones: humanities. high school students a cro ss the To Summer Students” editorial. E d it o r i a l .......................................................... .............................. .................................. 3 5 5 -8 2 5 2 buses rem ained In the garage all in one way o r another, “ let the Negro Grady L ee Rittenberry C la s s if ie d A d v e r t is in g ........................................................................................... 3 5 5 -8 2 5 5 nation. It m eans, therefore, that not one 3 5 3 -6 4 0 0 He cited the establishm ent of sum m er. other guy pay It.” Especially testified that on July 4, 1964, D is p la y A d v e r t is in g .................................................................................................. 3 5 5 -8 2 9 9 T his year the sum m er pro­ of you concerned himself with B u s in e s s “ C ir c u la t io n ............. ............................................................................ the College of A rts and L etters, gram Involves 10 tim es as many Frankly, If you had taken the when you aren’t required to pro­ three white men followed him in P h o to g ra p h ic ............................ ..................................................................................... 3 5 5 -8 3 1 1 the arithm etical fallacy of your the introduction of a great is ­ students and is being conducted trouble to research the m atter duce this other "guy” who some­ a c ar and pointed a shotgun o r argum ent. PEANUTS sues class, an Asian and Afri­ It seem s to me that just the how doesn’t exist. Whether or rifle at him. on about 200 campuses across Another witness, L t. Col. Tom can series, as well as addition­ not you know it, you a re attending al lectures, perform ing a rts and summer clinics. the nation. ability to spell doesn’t make a Journalist; the ability to reason Nighthawk a pretty good school; it’s very much up to you to help keep it Howard, a Washington, D.C. edu­ cator who was with Penn in the m ust also be a requisite. Now, c a r, testified two shots were Michigan S t a t e ’ s living and learning complexes which bring Peace Corps Test you may have made some of your read ers happy by learning the Isn9t Hawk that way. Instead of just sitting in your fired, killing Penn. He said the three had left Ft. S. N. w a s championing t h e i r corner sobbing out your collec­ the advantages of classroom s, To the Editor: Peace Corps placement tests vested In terests In their collec­ tive hearts, how about attacking Benning a t midnight after com­ lib ra rie s and auditorium s to the pleting sum m er training and their will be given at 9 a.m . Saturday tive rights in campus transpor­ I would like to draw the readers the next problem with some ideas residence is copied widely. in Room 217 of the Lansing Post tation, but on the other hand, your attention to the picture of July how your suggestion can be m et. ca r was fired on along state 7 -y Justin M orrill C o l l e g e , the Office Building, not at 8:30 F ri­ editorial conveyed enough of the 1, on the Editorial Page cap­ At your ages, you should be es­ highway 172 near C olbert in ru ral small liberal a rts college on a day as stated In the State News facts of the m atter to discourage tioned “ N estless Hawk” . The pecially concerned about the day Madison County. university campus, is also uni­ Wednesday. a careful read er who sees what picture Is undoubtedly not a hawk of reckoning. Howard said Penn, the driver, W E L L , I LEA R N ED S0M CTHIN6 A B O U T que, Dietrich said. you evidently failed to see. but, a Nighthawk, which a re In Marvin R. Zell was killed instantly from the two JJ M P IN 6 R O P E IN T H E R A I N .. . . Unfortunately, too many Jour­ a separate o rd er of birds than blasts. By 1980, he said, the average person will have m ore tim e to To Hold Meeting nalists a re quick to offer pana­ hawks and the other birds of E D IT O R 'S N O T E : M r . W. H. Lankford, a U niversity of Georgia professo r, repeated "live with him self". By awaken­ ceas for everything without the prey. Z e ll is a C e r t if ie d Pub­ slightest Idea of what they a re TTiey have become quite com­ lic Accountant in C le v e ­ his testimony given last week that ing sensitivities and aesthetic The College Republican Ulub talking about. After you graduate mon around cities where they land, Ohio. he was the firs t person to come disciplines within each person will hold an organizational meet­ you may have many bull sessions have learned that rooftops, such The m a te r ia l in th e e di­ upon Penn and the other two Ne­ through the humanities we will ing at 7 tonight in 34 Union when you rehash the stupid goofs a s on the Student Services Build­ t o r ia l was research ed . As groes after the shooting. He said be able to help him enjoy his Building. Anyone Interested in he went to C olbert for the author­ world so much m ore, he con­ Joining is invited to attend. you passed off on unsuspecting ing, make excellent nesting sites. to the m a th e m atic al a rgu­ re a d e rs. You may laugh, but In­ T h e C o m m o n Nighthawk is ment, though fixed costs ities. cluded. M.S. Callaway of the Georgia wardly a m easure of shame and often heard In the evening; its may re m a in the same, re g re t will exist. buzzing call as well as its loud the v a ria b le costs a re f a r Bureau of Investigation testified that when he a rriv ed a t the scene Orientation Students Don’t you think you would feel “ zoom” produced in Its court­ less during the s u m m e r. better if, when you rem em ber ship dive a re commonly heard F e w e r buses run, less he found Penn dead on the floor­ Summer Storage Savings At Flash gasoline is used, fe w e r board of his c a r with the side of your school days, you a re able by many people. his head smashed in from his Clip Out This Ad st« OH to feel im m easurably proud for your good work In justification Gary Carl Zoology Graduate Student d r iv e r s w o rk, and m a in ­ tenance costs a re lo w er. wounds. 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Kalamazoo AUTO PARTS Phone 484-T303 421 E. Grand River to re - East LansiM ■ M ichigan State N ew s, East Lansing, Michigan T h u r s d a y , July 7, 1966 3 32 MINEX STUDENTS ARRIVING FRIDAY W o rld N ew s a t a G lance Nigerians To Study Education Here Soviets Launch Proton 3 By B E V E R L Y T W I T C H E L L . After brief stops in New York tion (482) class has been speci­ Like the Nigerian s t u d e n t s , C o-sponsors here on campus State News Staff W r i t e r City and Detroit, the students ally designed to tre a t sociologi­ they a re living in student dorm i­ a re the Office for International MOSCOW ( U P I ) - - T h e Soviet Union Wednesday o r ­ Language is no b a rrie r to the will arriv e at 1 p.m ., Friday at cal, philosophical and historical to ries and are allowed to use such Extension, the African Study Cen­ bited a heavy scientific space station called Proton 3 32 Nigerian students who will Case Hall. They will tour the foundations of American educa­ student facilities as the Union, te r and the N igeria Program , to m e as u re the deadly ra diation belts which will a rriv e on campus Friday. T heir campus Saturday and the African tion, form al and informal edu­ athletic areas, lib raries and so he said. In N igeria it is a func­ challenge any manned voyage to the moon. national language is English. Club will entertain them Saturday cation program s, and the role of on. tion of the Continuing Education The launch came one day a fte r the United States The Nigerian students a re one- night. education in a dem ocratic so­ Program . boosted a 2 9-ton s a te llite into o rb it fr o m Cape Ken­ The exchange is a "coopera­ half of the Michigan State Uni­ Monday they will leave for a ciety. MINEX was initiated in 1964 nedy in another test of m a n ’s capability to f ly to the tive venture” of the students, versity - U niversity of Nigeria nine-day tour of industrial, edu­ "O ur idea is to look at Ameri­ the U niversities, Ford Motor Co., when 31 MSU students spent five moon. Student Exchange (MINEX). can education system atically, so cational and cultural facilities the U.S. Bureau of Educational weeks in Nigeria. L ast year was Some 57 students from five throughout the s t a t e . Planned that the students can learn to and Cultural Affairs and many the first year that Nigerian stu­ /fs ssawas «y—- ■ ^ American and five Nigerian uni­ stops include tours of Battle analyze a school system in a other national, state and local dents actually were "exchanged” versities a re involved in the ex­ Creek Community College, the particular society and perhaps organizations, Wyeth said. with the American students. East Germans Tear Down Wall change. Irving Wyeth, associate Kellogg Co. , H illsdale County use it to analyze th eir own,” coordinator of the Nigeria P ro ­ C o u r t h o u s e , Goodyear T ire said Bryce Zender, graduate stu­ BERLIN If)—E ast German troops began tearing down part of the Communist wall Wed­ had stood and some steel posts had been erected. O thers lay nearby. gram, noted that this is the only "one to one ra tio " foreign stu­ dent exchange- program of its kind manufacturing p l a n t , Oakland University, the Ford Motor Co., Northland Shopping Center, the dent in comparative education and instructor of the course. The students may also take Summer IC I S K ATIN G nesday, apparently to replace The posts were of a type in the United States. Flint Public School System, and one th ree-cred it elective course. | Special 500 A dm. for MSU Students | it with a m ore sightly wire used to anchor a w ire mesh The Nigerian students re p re ­ the Dow Chemical Co. and Corn­ The six credits they earn here EVENINGS - T hu rs-F rl-S at - 8:30 - 10:30 m esh fence. fence that the E ast Germans sent each of the five universities ing plants. say they plan to put up all a re transferable. By evening, a 40-yard-long of Nigeria. While here they will They will be guests of families The Nigerians were selected AFTERNOONS - Sat & Sun - 3:00 - 5:00 stretch of wall had been r e ­ around West Berlin to replace take part in an eight-week study moved behind a portable barb­ the wall and barbed w ire b a r­ of American education and its at each of the tour-stops. The tour is organized to stre ss on the basis of th eir academic and leadership abilities and rep­ Skate Rentals Available ed wire fence. Post holes w ere dug along where thewall r ie r s that now encircle the city. i n f l u e n c e in non - educational areas. the inter-cultural aspect of the resentation within the U n i v e r ­ Spectators Free-Balcony MINEX program , as well as to sity and in the country. supplement course-w ork through The American students in Ni­ geria are following a sim ilar pro­ Ice Show-Talent on Ice-July 13th direct observation of the concepts Hof fa To Get Teamster Cash U n i o n S e ts discussed in the classroom . gram , with a tour of the country, Michigan State University Ice Arena ____ During the last five weeks of study of "N igerianized” courses M I A M I B E A C H , F la . ( A P ) — T e a m s te rs Union d ele­ the exchange program students and contact with N igerian pro­ fe sso rs and students. gates on Wednesday voted t h e ir tw ic e-co n v icted p re sid e n t, James R. Hoffa, the keys to the T e a m ­ In s u r a n c e will attend c lasses. An Educa- s te rs t r e a s u r y f o r $1 m illio n o r m ore in legal expenses and gave h im power to t r y to run the union f r o m prison. Some ^2,000 delegates o ve rro d e token opposition M e e tin g s ü in shouting and whistling approval to pay f o r all MSU union, Local 1585, AFS- of H offa’ s c r im in a l t r i a l s and to elect a general CME, has scheduled a serie s of v ice p re sid e n t. meetings to discuss hospitaliza­ tion coverage under the recently signed contract. Officials of Blue C ross-B lue Lynda Bird Tours Bonn Shield will discuss their pro­ posals at a meeting today. The BONN (UPI)—Lynda Bird the U.S. am bassador, slipped meetings will be held in the Un­ Johnson Wednesday t o u r e d out of Bonn in an em bassy ion Building at 2:30 p.m. in the historic buildings in Bonn and limousine for a trip to the TH E L O N G R E A C H — How to clean a t h ir d flo o r Tower Room and at 5 p.m. and Aachen as the U.S. embassy cathedral cities. 7:45 in Room 32. in the West German capital An em bassy spokesman said win do w on the Nat Sci Building? G e t a pole! The American Insurance Co. clamped a news blackout on Lynda Bird had complained will hold meetings in the Union h er itinerary. the p re ss was "covering her H ere a maintenance man dem onstrates the tech­ Building at 2:30 p.m . in rooms P resident Johnson’s elder too closely” on her European 34-35, at 5 p.m. in room s 32- d a u g h t e r , accompanied by vacation and her future plans nique. 33, and at 7:45 p.m. in Room 32 M rs. George McGhee, wife of were not to be revealed. Photo by Russell Steffey Friday. Union m em bers will vote on their m em bership’s hospitaliza­ tion plan at their regular monthly Wilson W ill Confer With Kosygin R e p re s e n ts meeting at 10 a.m . Saturday, in the Admiralty Room at Capitol LO N D O N ( A P ) - l n a s u r p r is e announcement, P r i m e M in is t e r H aro ld W ils o n ’ s office said Wednesday ‘S’ Delta Nu’s Park Motor Hotel. Union elections for district night he w ill f ly to Moscow on July 16 to v is it a Delta Nu’s delegate to the 29th stewards will be held July 15. tou rin g B ritis h trad e f a i r and to confer with P r e m i e r biennial National Convention of Nominations for all s t e w a r d s A le xe i N. Kosygin on w o rld a ff a ir s , including V ie t Phi Mu in White Sulphur Springs, must be turned in to Secretary N am. W. Va., la st week was Miss B ernard Quenby, Box 3179, Ma­ The t h r e e - d a y Moscow v i § i t - - b e f o r e W ilson flie s Thayer T ischler, a Bloomfield son, Mich., by Sunday. Nomina­ to Washington July 28 f o r talks with P res id en t Hills sophomore. tions must be in writing and sign­ Johnson— was im m e d ia te ly linked speculate liv e ly Representatives, a t t e n d i n g ed by the person making the nom­ with W ils o n 's declared intention to get peace talks from 95 college and university ination. going on V i e t Nam. cam puses, and alumnae partici­ The local is also sponsoring pated in sessions on member­ a special meeting for all steno­ ship, finance and program plan­ graphic and clerical w orkers at ning during the six-day conven­ 5 p.m. today, in Room 33 of the, MSU Is Nation’s tion. Union B u i l d i n g . '*s M 440th La rgest City 9 '* MSU’s fall enrollm ent is pro­ The most populous metropolis jected at about 38,000. of Idaho is Boise City, weighing The U niversity has its own in at 34,481. M è i S T J fO O f? * * housing, its own laundry, its own Burlington, Vt. comes closer bus service, farm s—in addition with a teeming 35,531. to thousands of employes. Eight states have only a single How many cities in the USA city m ore populated that theUni- com pare in size with Michigan versity: State University? T he fact is —going by the 1960 Alaska, Delaware, Hawaii,New census figures for cities over Hampshire, New Mexico, North 2,500, MSU is in the top 8 per Dakota and Wyoming. Our Welcome Week Issue cent in population of all of these. Arizona has two: Arkansas, T h ere are about 3,000 cities four; Kansas, three; South Dakota Really Gets Passed Around listed with 2,500 people or more. and Utah have two. MSU is 440th. At the opposite end of the cen­ It falls right betweenGardCity, sus pole is California, with 56 Mich., (38,017), and Marion, Ind. cities larg er than MSU. (37,854). Two states, Idaho and V er­ Michigan, from whose cities mont, have no cities larg er than we feed, has 22 metropoli su r­ MSU. passing MSU. O v e r 4 5 ,0 0 0 p e o p l e w ill s e e t h e 12th a n n u a l S T A T E NEW S W E L C O M E W E E K ISSUE. M o r e t h a n 8,500 i n c o m i n g f r e s h m e n , t r a n s f e r s t u d e n t s , w il l r e c e i v e t h e i r W e l c o m e W e e k I s s u e a t h o m e d u r i n g t h e f i r s t w e e k Think Cool, Exciting Thoughts! of S e p t e m b e r . T h i s g i v e s t h e s e n e w s t u d e n t s , t h e i r f a m i l i e s a nd a f e w i n t e l l e c t u a l p e t s t h e c h a n c e to d i s c o v e r MSU and to r e a d Y O U R ad. Think Ahead To Christinas Vacation In Fabulous MEXICO. Isn’t this market too large to pass up? (The "In” Place For The Holidays] --You bet it is! ONE GROUP OF For more information and advertising assistance Balance of Spring Several Groups of Spring & Summer call STATE NEWS ADVERTISING 353-6400 Suits Co-Ordinates Dresses Reduced 1/3 1/3 OFF OFF 1/3 or More or More And More R e s e rv a tio n s A re N e e d e d W e ll In A d v a n c e U l& ndb See COLLEGE TRAVEL now! Store Hours: Monday Thru Sat. 9:30 a.m . to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday 9:30 a.m . to 9 p.m. E D 2 -8 6 6 7 130 W. G R A N D R IV E R 203 E ast Grand River E ast Lansing I 4 M ic h ig a n S ta te N e w s , E a s t L a n s in g , M ic h ig a n T h u r s d a y , J u ly 7, 1966 PART OF CLUB PROGRAM VW Recalls Secretaries Study Too 175,000 Cars By B E V E R LY HALL throughout the academic year, on the use of business machines State Hews Staff W r i t e r usually attended by well over half a r e conducted. ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N. J. tween Aug. 1, 1965, and m id- of the club’s 360 m em bers, fea­ (UPI)-—Volkswagen of A m erica, January, 1966. Education Is the name of the In addition to t h e institute, tu re speeches by distinguished Inc., m anufacturer of the nation’s A company spokesman said it game. faculty as well as persons not "P a p e r Bagger Sem inars” a re was discovered that m oisture in m ost popular foreign c a r, Wed­ And MSU’s clerical w orkers held throughout the y ear. The connected with the University. nesday recalled 175,000 beetle­ many cases penetrated the p er­ and se c re ta ries a re playing the se c re ta ries a r e invited to bring The luncheons last year in­ shaped sedans and sport model manently lubricated ball joints game. cluded such speakers as MSU a lunch and listen to addresses Karmann - Ghlas suspected of and could cause “ corrosion and The MSU Business Women’s S ecretary Jack B r e s l i n , Win by such persons as Leroy Augen- deterioration.” He sald th ew ater containing defective front axle Club, to which any member of Schuler, owner of the Schuler steln, recent candidate for the seeped through because “ sealing assem blies. the university's clerical staff R estaurant chain, and the coor­ Republican nomination for state rings which hold protective rub­ VW also r e c a l l e d 22,000 may belong, emphasizes educa­ dinator of Youth F or Understand­ senator, and Maynard M iller, “ square back” sedans, believed b e r boots over the joints in some tional aids to the secretary, which ing of the State of Michigan. p rofessor of geology. cases lo st th eir elasticity ." to have faulty luggage com part­ will be beneficial not only to her, The club h o l d s an a n n u a l Besides its educational func­ ment lids. All 197,000 of the re ­ The 22,000 square back sedans but to those for whom she works. twelve-day Institute to educate tion, the Business Women’s Club called autos a re 1966 m odels. being recalled w ere manufactur­ “ Our main objective,” said the se c re ta ries in m ore efficient engages In w elfare work and gives The recall was described as a ed since la st October. Volks­ B e v e r l y Oetzel, secretary in operations in their offices, and to a scholarship to an MSU student ...»Ms# “ precautionary m easure” by a wagen said the r e a r luggage com­ Chemical Engineering and p re s­ increase their general knowledge in business. company spokesman, who said partm ent lids might pop open ident of the club for the coming in many fields. there w ere no known cases in if the vehicle was struck o r if In order to do this, the chair­ This year the $50 award was which the suspected defects had loads shifted Inside the com part­ year, " is to provide educational W A L K R IG H T I N - - U r g i n g and pleading did no good in getting this h orse into a given to Gabriele Adler, Dear­ caused accidents. He said any m ent. aids for the se c re ta ries and to men of several of the University t r a i l e r at the V e t C lin ic . Pulling, pushing, oats and newspapers w e re also u se - born Junior majoring in sec re ­ In his critic ism of the auto promote fellowship among the departm ents a re invited to ad­ less. A strap held by two men around the r e a r of the horse, along with pulling defects would be repaired by tarial science. dealers at company expense. Industry, Sen. Abraham R lbl- 1,500 clerical w orkers on this d ress the institute, tours of var­ and pus hing f in a lly got the horse inside. Photo by Chuck M ich a els campus.” ious important parts of the cam­ The main welfare work of the The Volkswagen, like many coff, D-Conn., charged that the M o n t h l y luncheon meetings pus a re scheduled, and sessions club is done at C hristm as, when American c a rs, had come under 8.7 m illion A m erican c a rs re ­ gifts a re donated to the Ingham fire from auto safety critic Ralph called w ere defective and that County Rehabilitation C enter. BUT KAISER TO APPEAL Nader during recent Congres­ m ore than half of the defects Involved safety. Planetarium Storms Social activities a re not for­ gotten, either. On July 16, the sional hearings. On May 4 Nader told the House Commerce Com­ Auto industry officials con­ Noisy But Rainless club m em bers a re taking a sum­ m er theater trip to see Ethel Merman in "Annie Get Your Steel Patent Suit Settled m ittee: “ It is common knowledge at various university engineering faculties in this country that the tended that many of the c a rs recalled w ere not defective but m erely required inspection. The Connecticut Democrat has Gun” at the F ish e r Theater in DETROIT UP)—A federal judge Louth produced under the proc­ vats of molten pig iron to r e ­ open daily, the "Summer S tars" VW is an unstable ca r that often asked the Com m erce Dept, for a During each "Sum m er S tars” D etroit. settled a patent suit with m ulti- ess since 1955. move im purities. program at the Abrams P lanetar­ program will be presently only places unreasonable strain on the thorough analysis of the indus­ billion-dollar implications f o r It was estim ated this could Hailed as one of the greatest at 8 p.m. Fridays, 2:30 and 8 The MSU Business Women’s driving task.” tr y 's defect lis t. ium, v isitors will experience a the steel industry today, ruling have totaled $4.5 million, and it boons ever to the steel industry, p.m . Saturdays, and 2:30 and 4 Club was originally the College The author of “ Unsafe at Any simulated thunderstorm — with­ invalid a patent held by K aiser was speculated K a i s e r might basic oxygen f u r n a c e s have p.m . Sundays through Aug. 7. Branch of the Michigan State Speed” called the VW one of the out rain of course. Industries Inc. on a revolution­ make s i m i l a r claim s against halved the tim e and doubled the most unsafe c a rs on the Am eri­ The new program , beginning at the MSU facility at 8 p.m. Friday will show over 2,000 sta rs, many A Moon model, with a flag to m ark where the Ranger space Club, and was organized in 1928. D u r i n g the depression and ary steel-m aking process. U.S. D istrict Judge Ralph M. other steel firm s using the proc­ ess if it won the suit against McLouth. production of s t e e l in plants where they have replaced older processes. can highways. In announcing t h e r e c a l l , Ed Profs probe landed, and an Earth model World War II, the club's atten­ Freem an said he had "re lu c ­ Volkswagen joined the ranks of of which are not visible through K aiser attorney William H. the haze and lights around cities and towns, said Robert E. Weber, a re two of the displays in the Planetarium display hall. Also included in the displays dance and activities lagged, and it was not until 1954 that the present organization was found­ tantly" concluded the patent ap­ plication filed with the U.S. Pa­ tent Office failed to "p a rticu ­ Webb of Pittsburgh said K aiser Industries definitely would ap­ Oxygen-blowing accounted for some eight m illion tons of the 106 m illion tons of basic steel pro­ General M otors, Ford, C hrysler and American M otors, who have all recalled c a rs for possible To Speqk business manager of the Plane­ ed. la rly point out and distinctly peal Judge F reem an 's ruling. duced in 1963. L ast year basic a re instrum ents for measuring defects. The Big Fourpreviously Two MSU p ro fesso rs of Edu­ tarium . claim the subject m atter which The disputed process involves oxygen accounted for some 15 "Summer S tars” will include tim e, a collection of meteorites, Other officers for the com­ disclosed that 8.7 m illion of their cational A d m i n i s t r a t i o n will the applicants claim is ther in­ blowing jets of pure oxygen onto million tons. illustrated explanations of stars and early Spitz planetarium in­ ing year a re Virginia Ross, vice c a rs produced since 1960 w ere speak at 11:15 today in Erickson vention.” An industry source said every Involved in defect recall cam­ Kiva on the “ Challenge of World such as Arcturus, Vega, Deneb, strum ents, including the first president, secretary to Philip and Altair, which dominate the Spitz projector, an old tin soap May; Dorothy Ross, tre a su re r, In what was regarded as a U.S. steelm aker now is using or paigns. Feeding to Education.” summer skies. The program will briefly recount the mythological can with holes drilled in it and a light inside—which is the prin­ bookkeeper for the State News; te st case with industry-wide im­ and M uriel Clark, historian, a plications, K aiser sued McLouth Prof Vows contemplating use of the oxygen p ro cess. In disclosing its recall, Volks­ wagen said the regular sedans and T he speech, given jointly by George Johnson and F redV esco- ciple still used in the latest Spitz secretary in Agricultural Engi­ Steel Corp. of D etroit, asking Judge F reem an’s 144-page de­ Karmann Ghlas involved in the lani, is p a rt of the Summer Edu­ background of these stars. Although the planetarium is planetarium equipment. neering. trip le damages for all steel M e- Long Protest cision followed a 13-month tria l which began in October, 1963. He campaign w ere manufactured be­ cational Convocation. Vowing to picket “ until I leave estim ated the 13,800-page tran ­ for Mexico Aug. I ," C arroll script, along with other docu­ Incoming Freshmen: Hawkins pursued his loneprotest late Wednesday outside East Lan­ sing City Hall. It was the third consecutive m ents in the case, would fill 12 feet of library space. K aiser Industries of Oakland, 3-Day Symposium C alif., is the U.S. licensee for day of m odest dem onstrations an A ustrian firm which holds the Buy Now, We against the city council's defeat of a proposed open housing o r­ dinance. original patent on the process. In 1964, K aiser and McLouth entered a contract under which Draws 'S’ Staffers Hawkins and 10 others, led by K aiser, the nation's No. 9 steel­ Two MSU faculty m em bers and Sandra Jenkins, chairm an of MSU m aker, was to supply McLouth, a doctoral candidate will take p art Already Have Chapter of Friends of SNCC, staged a 24-hour vigil outside the building the Fourth of July. They No. 11, with the know-how to build and operate basic oxygen furnaces. in Purdue University’s th re e - day m arketing symposium that begins July 12. disbanded at midnight Monday. McLouth later refused to take " T h e Interdisciplinary A p ­ Plodding quietly along despite patents offered by K aiser and proach to Marketing—A Manage­ th e s w e l t e r i n g tem perature, Fall Term filed suit in New York to de­ ment Overview” is the topic of help, he urged that a “ core Hawkins said he visits the scene term ine whether the California W i l l i a m L a ze r, professo r of course” in the field be incor­ interm ittently d u r i n g t h e day, firm ’s patents w ere valid. Kais­ m arketing. E verett M. R ogers, porated in a ll undergraduate en­ going home to eat and sleep. e r filed a countersuit in Detroit associate communications pro­ gineering program s. A p e rt city hall receptionist a few days later, and McLouth fesso r and doctoral student J. confirmed his schedule saying: withdrew its suit. David Stanfield jointly produced Book Lists “ He comes and goes when he p le ase s.” Hawkins w ill leave for South Freem an’s ruling did not touch on the patent i n f r i n g e m e n t a paper titled, “ Adoption and Diffusion of New P roducts.” Guevara Seen Am erica Aug. 1 on a routine sabbatical. charges brought by K aiser, but held the patent itself is invalid. Leave of absence for one y ear In Argentina has been granted the director of POSADAS, Argentina (UPI) — MSU’s Cooperative E x t e n s 1o n Police Wednesday reported that Service. E rnesto (Che) Guevara, Argen­ ¡ATTENTION CAR OWNERS N .P. Ralston will serve from tine-born Cuban g u e rrilla leader, 25 % SAVINGS ON USED BOOKS July 1 until June 30, 1967, as has been seen in th is northeas­ deputy adm inistrator of the Fed­ te rn region recently. However, e ra l Extension Service in Wash­ they said they did not know his complete front end repair and alignment ington, D.C. The U.S.D.A. post whereabouts presently. is rotated annually among state Guevara has been out of the * brakes * suspension d ire cto rs. lim elight since A pril, 1965 when TEXTBOOKS FOR ALL UNIVERSITY COURSES * wheel balancing * steering corrections Acting d irecto r during Ral­ he returned to Cuba from a tour sto n 's absence will be G.S. Mc­ of Communist E a st Europe and Intyre, associate d irecto r since A frica. Since his disappearance * motor tune ups last October. FAIR PRICES AND FRIENDLY SERVICE from the Cuban scene, he has been variously reported as dead, Bioengineering’s role in world critically ill o r working as a ART SUPPLIES LISKEY’S Auto Safety Center w elfare was emphasized by C arl gu errilla leader in various p a rts W. Hall, chairm an of the Dept, of South Am erica. of A gricultural Engineering, in A r m y C a p t . 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ED 7-1668 J M ic h ig a n S ta te N e w s , E a s t L a n s in g , M ich ig a n T h u r s d a y , Ju ly 7, 1966 S Varsity Swimmer Stars For Tigers Of Today Roar; Summer Spartan Swim Club ( In The Past, A Whimper By S H E R R I G A R D N E R Jim MacMillan, Detroit sen­ M iss Sachs turned In second | By L A R R Y W E R N E R | State News Staff W r i t e r io r, placed third in the 50-m eter place tim es in the backstroke freesty le and fourth In the 100- and individual medley. State News Sports W r i t e r Pete W i l l i a m s , Pittsburgh, m eter freestyle. T h is is the age of the roaring T iger. P a ., Junior and a m em ber of Groseth placed third in the The D etroit pussycats of the past have been replaced by full- MSU’s v arsity swim team , was The men’s relay team, com­ 200-m eter freesty le. Dick F o r­ grown T ig ers, and the Bengals are now m ore famous for winning the stop perform er for the Spar­ posed of W illiams, Groseth, Mac­ tune and Greg Brown also turn­ than losing. Even though Detroit has had little luck at home this tan Swim Club la st weekend at Millan and Dick G retzinger, team ed In creditable perform ances season, the T ig e rs have muscled their way up in the American the Portage P ark m eet In Chi­ captain in 1963, claimed third in both m eets. League pennant race—with real baseball players. cago. and sixth places. The sw im m ers will have two A1 Kaline, Dick McAuliffe and Bill Freehan have already been Williams touched out Chuck weeks to work before their next Hlckox of Indiana University to W i l l i a m s was also the top named as A ll-Star s ta rte rs, and if Denny McLain, the league’s swimmer fo r the club at the competition, the AAU regional winningist pitcher, doesn’t sta rt the July 12 battle of the sta rs, break the m eet reco rd for the m eet at Oak Park In Chicago. 400-m eter freestyle with his time Great Lakes Invitational Meet the reason for this is anything but obvious. T heir last opportunities to qual­ of 4:25.7. The reco rd had stood In Brecksville, Ohio, June 25- Yes, the T ig ers of today are f irs t-ra te ball players. They ify for the nationals will be Aug. since 1961. 26. He won firs t places In four haven’t had the best of luck lately, but the reason is not a lack of 5-7 when they Journey to Phil­ Hickox and W illiams had Iden­ of five events: backstroke, free­ talent. The Bengal pitching staff has been called the best in the style, butterfly and the indivi­ adelphia for the E astern Cham­ m ajors. What other team has sluggers like Kaline, Willie Horton tical tim es of 4:59.1 for the pionships. 400-m eter individual medley, but dual medley. and Norm Cash and bench w arm ers like Gates Brown and Jake Wood? a judges' decision gave the vic­ The T ig ers a re loaded, but such was not always the case. It has tory to Hickox. L ast y ear, Wil­ AND THE P I T C H — The b a tte r and the c atch e r wait f o r the pitch in IM softball liam s swam the event in five been no short while since the Bengals last placed four of the s ta rt­ ing nine on the A ll-Star team. Allow your mem ory to wander back in time to the age of the action Tuesday night. Two fiv e -w e e k schedules are being conducted by the IM Dept, f o r s u m m e r t e r m . Photo by Tony F e r ra n t e minutes flat, which rated him among the top 20 swim m ers in Intramural News D etroit kittens. Rem em ber when the T ig e rs could have been con- the w orld. "L a st weekend’s per­ formance was quite i m p r e s ­ J e rry Taylor fired a one-hit­ Cameron, 5-4, in other gam es. te r, striking out nine men In the . . . NICKLAUS,HITCHCOCK SHOOT 7 0 ’S siv e ," said Coach Richard F et­ te rs . five-inning game, a s the Engi­ The deadline for signing up Williams also placed second neers breezed to an 8-0 victory for the student-faculty-staff golf in the 2 0 0 - m e te r backstroke, over Abbott inTuesday’sIM soft­ tournaments is noon today. Play Tie For British Open Lead third in ihe 200-m eter Individual ball play. w ill begin at 7 a.m . Saturday. medley and fourth In the 100- The lo se rs’ Gary Tuber spoil­ The tournament will be 18 m eter backstroke. ed Taylor’s no-hit bid with a hit holes medal play with winners This sum m er, the mem bers in the last inning. and runners-up determined by MUIR FIELD, Scotland (fl—Big champion scored 37-33. He was 1964 winner from California, and The F ib rillato rs’ Charles E l- low gross and low net Callaway. of the Spartan Swim Club are fused with today’s Mets in basic composition? When the Bengals Jack Nicklaus and Jim m y Hitch­ one over par for the first nine Ronnie Shade, the Scottish am a­ zlnga thwarted Public Safety, al­ teur champion. They each match­ trying to meet cut-off times in w ere a conglomoration of ‘‘has-beens’’ and “ never-w eres’ who cock of England fired one-under- and two under for the back nine. order to qualify for the AAU lowing the police Just a single never will be? par 70s Wednesday and shared Hitchcock had 36-34. He came ed par with 71s. hit as his team romped to a 10- IM S O F T B A L L S C H E D U L E National Championships to be Presenting the D etroit T iger all-tim e A ll-Star team: the first round lead In the 72- close to taking the lead by him ­ Harold Henning, the South Af­ 4 win. F ie ld 5:30 p.m . rican veteran who was one of the held Aug. 18-21 in Lincoln, Neb. F irs t base—No-hit, no-field Bobo Osborne will sta rt. The big hole B ritish Open Golf Cham­ self but his putt for a birdie Rollie G roseth turned in a Dave O rr blasted a home run late sta rte rs, also had a 71. 5 Paperbacks—Ag. Engr. fella is batting .001 on the year, and his fielding average is slightly pionship with most of the field three on the 18th hit the hole time of 4:30.0 in the 400-m eter for Tony's Boys to lead them He clipped two strokes off par 6 Owen O ldsters-O ssicles lower. Steve "S arg e” Bilko is prepared to fill in. Bilko’s goal finished. and popped out. freestyle to qualify for the na­ to a 3-1 triumph over the Com­ 8 Cameron—Typhoon was to hit his weight, but when the front office finds that he can’t The husky blond from Colum­ T he 6-foot, 210-pound Ameri­ coming in for a 33 to go with his m unicators, and Botahy took the tionals. 9 B rothers N ine-Fibrillators hit his age, he’ll be sent down to the m inors again and belt 70 home bus, Ohio, is favored to win this can and Hitchcock had a stroke out 38. wind out of Typhoon by handing Two more form er champions, Ann Sachs, Pittsburgh, Pa., 6:40 p.m . runs. tournament for the firs t time. lead on Doug Sanders, the color­ freshm an, also qualified for the them a 15-1 trouncing. Second base—Frank Bolling will have to play second. 1 don’t T h e 26-year-old M a s t e r s ful California pro, Tony Lema, Gary Player of South Africa, Cache defeated O sicles, 4-2, 5 Tony’s Boys—Z eros 200-m eter backstroke with her and Kel Nagle of A ustralia, also and the B rothers Nine edged 6 Botany—Public Safety know what a fine player like Bolling is doing on such a sad team. tim e of 2:39.4. were in the contention with 72, Reno B ertoria would probably be m ore fitting. Player, the 1959 winner, had 36- T h ird base—Ed Yost couldn’t hit, although he did get on base Sports Shorts Saturn Rocket East Lansii% a lot by not swinging his bat. Ossie V irgil can try playing third. 36, and Nagle 38-34. Nicklaus had f o u r birdies, V irgil was the firs t Negro to play for Detroit, and that is about his three bogeys and 11 pars. He only distinction. L ast Wednesday's meeting of Heading the list is 12-game Shortstop—Coot Veal has got to be the g reatest good-field, no­ the Summer Sailing Club held at winner Denny McLain of De­ hit player in b aseb all.It is rum ored thathe took batting lessons from birdled the 11th, 13th and 17th holes and pulled out of trouble Blown Up State Bank Lake Lansing was highlighted by tro it. Other right-handers are: on the 18th by sinking a 20- CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)—The Hank A guirre. intra-club kayak racing. Gary Bell, C l e v e l a n d : P eter footer for a par four. reco rd 29-ton saturn rocket stage Outfield—The T ig e rs have got to claim the most thorough a sso rt­ The winner in the men’s divi­ Richert, Washington: Mel Stot- Arnold Palm er, two-time win­ orbited Tuesday was deliberately ment of outfield has-beens in baseball history. sion was Ed McKinley, under­ tlem yre, New York, and Jim ner of the title from Latrobe, blown up in space, the Federal Sandy Amaros was a World Series sta r. No T iger fan can forget graduate from Holly. Two cap­ Hunter, Kansas City. Pa., defending champion and five­ Space Agency announced late that metronomic motion of Sandy’s bat. He waved his bat rythm i- sizes in this division reduced the Southpaws on the AL mound time winner P e te r Thomson of Wednesday. Corner of Abbott and Grand River cally back and forth before the pitch, swung and missed! s t a f f : Sam McDowell, Cleve­ field. A u s t r a l i a , A ustralia’s Bruce The agency, which e a rlie r said L a rry Doby was also a star, before the Bengals acquired him. C arol Vroman, M ontrose, Pa., land: Jim Kaat, Minnesota; and Devlin and Julius Boros of Mid the satellite would rem ain in Branch O ffic e s at To the T ig ers, he was m ore of a liability than an asset. senior, placed fir s t in the wom­ Jim Hunter, Kansas City. Pines, N.C. were among the group orbit for up to five days, an­ * * * OKEMOS H A SLETT BR O O K FIELD P L A Z A Who can forget Neil C hrisley? A b etter question may be, who en’s division runoff. M aryH ep- with tw o-over-par 73s for the nounced that hydrogen pressure can’t? or, who can rem em ber him? fer, Lansing junior, came in DETROIT (IP)—Norm Cash of 6-887-yard, par 35-36-71 M ulr- was allowed to build up in the Member F ede ral D e p o sit Insurance Corp. Pete Burnside and Ray N arleski will do the pitching. The great second. D etroit was watching pitcher E arl field course. r o c k e t ’ s fuel tank until the catching duo of Red Wilson and Lou B erberet will be behind the * * * Wilson warm up recently and Others in at 73 were Bobby vehicle burst late Tuesday. plate. (Dead b atteries, or what?)- Three. sleft-handers and five noticed that E arl was very close The m anagers are: Jack Tighe, ^ ill Norman, Jim m ie Dykes, right-handed pitchers have been to the catcher. Wilson had just Cole, the 1 8 -y e a r-o ld S o u t h American who won the recent NASA e arlie r had made no mention of plans to destroy the UEBERMANN’S: Joe Gordon and Bob Scheffing. They will take turns running the named as hurlers for the Amer­ been traded by the Red Sox to B r i t i s h am ateur, 19-year-old rocket after It completed the show. ican League A ll-Star team, which the T igers. P eter Townsend of England, Eng­ successful se rie s of te sts prov­ Today, the T ig e rs a re loaded. In the past, a manager had to be m eets the National League July Cash, In an attempt to needle land's M i c h a e l Bonallack and ing it could harness its liquid loaded to try to manage the T ig ers._____________________________ 12. Wilson, said: P e ter Butler. hydrogen fuel In orbit._____ ” No wonder you got me out the last time you pitched against us. You were throwing from 40 HAIR feet. Wilson grinned: "Maybe. But A1 Kaline was ( d . 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Two STUDY DESKS, sm all chests, Romney already has signed a FORD 1963 Galaxie 500 , 4-door transm ission. Runs well. $195. roll-aw ays, & bunk beds. New tion invited. AMERICAN DIA­ CHEVROLET 1957, Bel-Air 327 STRATTON’S SPORT CENTER for fall. Clean, modern apart­ bill creating the diagnostic cen­ sedan, V-8 Cruisomatic, power Phone IV 9-1895. 5-7/13 & used m a ttre sse s—all sizes. PER SERVICE, 914 E. G ier— V-8, 2-door hardtop. B u c k e t has th e new B e n e l l i 250 ments near campus. Call Rita te r to be established at theY psi- seats. $1,395. Call Melodee 332- steering. Radio, new white side­ PORSCHE 1958 coupe, excellent Scram bler. IV 4-4411. C Ebinger, 372-5066 or Ingham Study lamps, typew riters, tape CALL 482-0864. C lanti State Hospital. 5937. 3-7/8 walls, wheel covers, one owner. condition. 52,000 m iles. Priced LOOK OUT, ¿UZUKI is herel Home Realty 372-1460. 3-7/11 rec o rd ers, m etal w ardrobes, Very low mileage. Like new to sell. Will take trade in. 355- portable TV sets, large selec­ Typing Service Wanted CHEVROLET 1961, Bel-Air two W orld's finest m otorcycle. FOX L O V E L Y FURNISHED stuciio condition. Metallic green.$1395. 3221. 3-7/8 tion new & used electric fans. PAÜLA ANN HÀUGHEY, typist. door hardtop, power steering SPORT CENTER, 2009 South apartm ent across from campus. BLOOD DONORS needed,' '$6 for SIGNS FORD SALES, 162 W. Everything for the home. WIL­ and brakes, hydromatic. Good RENAULT 1963, black, 21,0(3(5 Cedar. 372-3908. C3-7/7 Ample parking. Available July IBM Selectric and Executive. RH positive, $7, $10, or $12 Grand River, Williamston. 655- COX SECOND HAND STORE, shape. $675. 485-8885. 3-7/8 m iles. By original owner. $550. BRIDGESTONE 1966 BLACK "96 26, call 337-0650. 3-7/7 M ultilith Offset printing. P ro ­ for RH n e g a t i v e . DETROIT 2191. C3-7/7 509 E. Michigan, Lansing. Phone CHEVROLET 1906 Super Sport OX 9-2759. 3-7/8 fessional theses typing. N e a r BLOOD SERVICE, INC. 1427 E. Sport” five weeks old. Drafted, STOP-LOOK-summer rent for IV 5-4391, 8-5:30 p.m . C 396 p o s i t r a c t i o n , 4-speed. FORD 1955, runs well.Good con- TR-3 CANARY yellow roadster. campus. 337-1527. C Michigan Ave. Hours 9-4 Mon­ must sell. Phone 393-3656. four g irls. Cook-outs in back­ Loaded with accessories. Must dition. Goes to highest bidder by Wire Wheels and many extras. 3-7/11 yard. After 5:30 , 332-2195. BABY GRAND piano in excellent ANN BROWN, typist and m ulti- day and Tuesday; 12-7 T hurs­ sell. Phone 655-2365. 3-7/11 Friday. Diana 489-1551 after 6. $825 but will consider offer. 5-7/7 condition. 4797 Nakoma Drive, lith offset printing. D isserta­ day. 489-7587. C 3-7/7 Phone Pat after 6 p.m . 351- YAHAMA 1966 25f)cc, two months Okemos.______________ 10-7/19 CH e T r c Tl ETS: six T9o7Ts to old. 1,000 m ile w arranty. $670. tions, theses, m anuscripts, gen­ BLOOD DONORS needed, $6 for INCREASE TRAFFIC on a irco n- 4622. 3-7/8 FURNISHED TWO-bedroom, a ir FIRST QUALITY m aterials and choose from. All in good condi­ Call 351-5464. 3-7/7 eral typing. IBM, 16 years ex­ RH positive, $7, $10, or $12 ditioners with an ad in C lassi­ TR-3 1558 red rebuilt engine. conditioned. Summer or Fall. workmanship. Large fram e se­ tion and no ru st. $295 and up. perience. 332-8384. C Body in excellent shape. $550. HONDA 5(5 1966 white. Only 660 Call 337-2080 after 2 p.m . 5-7/7 lection. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, for RH n e g a t i v e . DETROIT Phone 393-1114. C3-7/7 fied. Dial 355-8255. 351-4187 after 6 p.m . 5-7/13 m iles. $225 or best offer. Phone APARTMENT FOR m a r r i e d 416 Tussing Building.,Phone IV BARBI MEL, professional typist. BLOOD SERVICE, INC. 1427 E. 355-5886 after 6 p.m. 5-7/13 couple or three singles. Walk­ 2-4667. ■ C T heses, dissertations. Block off Michigan Ave. Hours 9-4 Mon­ SEE THE ALL-NEW VOLKSWAGEN 1965 2-door se - campus. 332-3255. C day and Tuesday; 12-7 T h u rs­ dan. Radio, full wheel covers. ing distance to campus. Special FOR WEDDING a n d practical Employment s u m m e r r a t e s . C a l l C. shower gifts, see ACE HARD­ JOB RESÜMES, 100 c o p i e s , day. 489-7587. C TOYOTA CORONA $1295. RENNER FORD INC., TEACHERS WANTED: Qualified WARE'S s e l e c t i o n s . 201 E. WANT~0: ON'fe g irl to share 328 N. Michigan Ave., Hastings, Beachum, 332-3583; evenings $4.50. A L D I N G E R DIRECT 3 s p e e d - F u lly Syncromesh elem entary teachers are needed 332-8760. 3-7/11 Grand R iver, a c r o s s from MAIL ADVERTISING, 533 N. luxury apartm ent. R i v e r s i d e Michigan. 3-7/8 in Huron Valley School D istrict, Union. Phone ED 2-3212. C C lippert. IV 5-2213. C E ast. Y ear L ease, beginning o r Optional Automatic VOLKSWAGEN 196$, heater, seat SINGLE OR double unsupervised Milford, M i c h i g a n , 50 miles ENGLISH L IG H T -W E IG H T 3- September 15.355-1658. 3-7/8 belts. Sparkplugs and points last luxury a p a r t m e n t . Laundry from MSU: 25 m iles from UM s p e e d bicycles. $39.77 full T ransm isslon week. 6,000 m iles. Excellent open c a m p u s . Very l i b e r a l facilities. Parking. N ear cam ­ T ransportatlon BE MUSICAL with one of the pus. Extrem e privacy. F o r six p rice. R ental-purchase term s WANTED: One rid e r for Los pianos or organs offered in to­ condition. 487-0832. 5-7/11 salary & b e n e f i t s . Call P e r­ available. We also have tennis weeks beginning August 1st. Call Angeles area. Leaving July 29. day's Classified Ads. VOLKSWAGEN 1962 2-door sun- sonnel D irector--685-1551. Frank 351-6720 between 9-11 racquets, golf balls, badminton 5-7/12 Must have d riv e r's l i c e n s e . roof deluxe, radio and extras. p.m . 1-7/7 b irdies, gifts and housewares. GiRL T o s h a r e two person Phone 482-2303 evenings. 4-7/8 P ric e is right. Call Jim 351- ACE HARDWARE, acro ss from apartm ent, near campus. $57.50 5-7/12 Evening Employment WANTED ONE rid e r, female, to $1714 p .o.e. 4775. V O L K S W A G E N 1965, lO.OOO m iles. Excellent shape. $1275. Top earnings for those who a re able to maintain their Houses THREE BEDROOM f u r n i s h e d the Union. ED 2-3212. BICYCLE SALES, rentals and serv ices. A l s o used. EAST C Los Angeles area . LeavingSept- em ber 15-20. Call 351-4809. utilities i n c l u d e d . Available August. Contact Dianna. 205 Ann after 5:30 p.m . 3-7/11 apartm ent, $150 a month in­ 5-7/13 WHEELS OF LANSING Call 372-6225 . 5-7/13 studies and a re free 4 cluding u tilities. N ear campus. LANSING C Y C L E , 1215 E. nights p er week. Sat. over­ Summer only. Phone 337-2345. Grand R iver. Call 332-8303. C RIDËR WANTED to Washington tim e available for those D.C. leaving Friday morning, D r. D. M. D ean 5-7/8 Animals 8th, returning Monday evening who qualify. Requires neat O p to m e tris t appearing, serious, hard EAST LANSING four bedroom 11th. Call 332-8903. 1-7/7 AFFECTIONATE SIAMESE k it- home. P artially furnished. Call w orker. Phone Mr. Arnold, tens $15. Call 351-6647. 3-7/11 WANTED: One rid er for Los 351-4011. 489-3313. 3-7/7 Hours by Appointment LAKE MICHIGAN, two lovely cot- Mobile Homes Angeles a re a . Leaving July 29. TEMPORARY JOBS for students Must have d riv e r's l i c e n s e . G O -G O -G O -student wives-needed immedi­ tages. Two and four bedroom. MUST SELL furnished l96$' Val- Phone 482-2302 evenings. P riv ate beach. Phone 355-0877. iant. 10 by 43, 2 bedrooms, 210 Abbott Road ately. Stenographers, d r a f t s ­ 4-7/13 WITHOUT A men, general labor. P art/fu ll 5-7/7 excellent condition. St. Johns, tim e. KELLY SERVICES, 400 WAIT -LOOK at room s for men. 224-4827. _ 3-7/7 SWEET MUSIC to you will be ta b o *e C o lle g e D rugI S. Washington, 482-1277.5-7/13 Cooking, sum m er ra te s. One 1966 MARLETTE 52 x if) with the buyers for pianos and o r­ CARE IN THE SINGLE MALE to a ssist han'di- block from campus. 332-2195 gans you get with Classified ED 2-6563 tip out, E a r l y American in­ capped a t t o r n e y in arising after 5:30. 5-7/7 te rio r, priced to se ll. IV 4- Ads. Dial 355-8255 now. WORLD mornings and returning even­ 3997 o r 627-5964. 3-7/8 ings. Compensation-room and Rooms board. Call between 7-9:30 p.m ., MEN: LARGE room s, half block Lost & Found 484-1938. 5-7/12 f r o m campus. Many ex tras. LOST: HELP: Luggage in Sauga- EARNINGS ARE unlimited as an Good study atm osphere. Doub­ tuck. John and Ron-where a re ACROSS 27. Accom­ AVON representative. T u r n les. Phone 332-0844. 3-7/7 you? Call 351-4792. 3-7/8 1. Obtains plished your free tim e into $$, For ap­ 4. Fit of pee­ 28. Vigorous EAST SIDE-SUMMER RATE 30. Topaz pointment in your home, w rite Personal vishness M rs. Alona Huckins, 5664School 1 bedroom apt.-$100.00 7. Cooking humming­ ??? GOING OVERSEAS ??? Buy substances bird Street, H aslett, Michigan or 2 bedroom apt.-$125.00 flight accident, travel baggage 11. Alligator 33. Extremity call evenings. 339-2198. both furnished, with and world wide personal lia­ pear 34. Branch C4-7/8 garages, call jy 9-1017 bility insurance from BUBOLZ. 35. Nefarious 13. Concept REGISTERED NURSE-Director 220 A lbert, 332-8671. C7/7 14. Entreat 36. Vocal solo of Nursing. Opportunity for one NICE SLEEPING room $8. Hall FREED I A Thrilling hour of beau- 15. Acrid 38. Survive who has the desired abilities in entrance, parking. Men only. ty. F o r appointment, call 484- 16. Tethered 40. Ward off adm inistration, teaching skills, 1717 Indiana Ave. IV 5-6376. 4519. MERLE NORMAN COS­ 17. Club 41. Hornblendi 2. Sidestep 8. Slow ballet and the love of people. Strong 1-7/7 METICS STUDIO, 1600 E. Mich­ 19. Cypsy 42. Tires 3. Repaired dance supporting staff. Holt Home. NICELY FUftMSHED room s” ! igan. C3-7/7 horse 43. Female shoes 9. Consterna­ Phone Adm inistrator 699-2144. 1/2 blocks from campus; $8 20. Put with fallow deer 4. Lumber­ tion 3 -7 /U weekly, 545 Ann Street. Phone 40% DISCbUNT on all Monarch 21. Phantom 44. Malay man's boot 10. Clossy ma­ 351-4588. 3-7/8 study notes. Now 60£ and up with 23. United gibbon 5. Esculent terial ADblTIONAL INCOME. Average this ad only. MAREK REXALL $2 p er hour and up. Operate LARGE COOL fully furnished 24. Berth DOWN 6. Aggregate 12. Sp. hero Go-Go-Go your own business and choose your own hours. We train you. DRUG PRESCRIPTION CEN­ room s; hot and cold w ater in TER at F randor. each; singles $10; doubles $7.50; C3-7/7 25. Potato 1. Until: Sp. 7. Appropriate 18. Inflated 21. Asian country %4 THINKING of a PIZZA PARYV? 1 2 3 s 6 7 6 9 10 Scholarships to t h o s e who Quiet study atm osphere. Super­ Contact BIMBO’S PIZZA first. 22. Turf qualify. 485-7326, 8-10 a.m. and vised. One block from campus. II It 13 Let State News 4-6 p.m . c Spartan Hall. 215 Louis 332- Call 489-2431. C3-7/7 i 23. Possessive adjective MEN: M A i N T E N A N C E and 2574. 5-7/7 -YES, NEJAC rents TV’s for Pen- 14 % 15 25. Meadow­ Classified housekeepers at Ingham Coun­ ty Hospital, 3882 Dobie Road, Okemos. Apply between 8 a.m .- CLOSE TO Union. Nice room with nies a day. F re e service and lim ited cooking. G irl with re fe r­ delivery. S a m e day s e r v i c e guaranteed. Call 482-0624 right 16 20 21 17 18 % 22 19 sweet 26. Dress trimming ences. 337-1598. 3-7/11 4 p.m ., Monday through F r i­ now I c 27. Discreet Buy or Sell fo r you . day. 332-0801. 3-7/7 LARGE FURNISH ED bedroom for i% 23 24 % 28. Personnel EMPLOYERS OVERLOAD COKP two g irls. Spartan Village, $28 a month each. Cooking, parking. ANDREA Real Estate HILLS, five minutes 23 26 27 % % 29. Steelhead 30. Make use 4 PANY, tem porary assignments 355-0883. 3-7/11 28 2» 30 31 32 of from MSU. Owner offers lovely 31. Panorama for experienced office girls. No MALE: TWO r o o m s for rent, % 3-bedroom r a n c h . B uilt-ins, 33 34 33 fee, top pay. Phone 487-6071. nicely furnished. Two blocks 32. Change Just call C3-7/7 from campus. $8 weekly. Call after 5:30. 351-4588. 5-7/13 carpet, walk-out basement to wooded backyard. Lived in one 36 37 i 38 39 35. House wing GREAT LAKES EMPLOYMENT month. Owner suddenly tra n s­ 40 41 37. Public 355-8255 for permanent positions for men STEREO BUYERS watch C lassi- ferre d . Assume GI loan. $151 notices % 43 42 44 and women in office, sales, fied for things they need. Dial monthly p a y m e n t s . Call 484- 39. Children's technical. IV 2-1543. C3-7/7 355-8255 now and sta rt your ad. 8996. 5-7/8 game T h u r s d a y , July 7, 1966 7 Charley9s Aunt Sukarno Accepts Suharto “ C h a r l e y ’ s A u n t ," a p a r t of the MSU S u m m e r C i r c l e P r o g r a m , opened Wednesday night. It Is a comedy dealing with the rom antic adventures of two young men and the help given them by a th ird , who dre ss es up After Congressional Order lik e “ C h a r l e y ’ s Aunt.’ ’ P ic tu re d at right a re Dick sultative Congress (MPRS)Tues (Freedom Palace) under a heavy Vinc e nt, V ic k i Jean Sanchez, T o m C l a r k , Jan Paulich J A K A R T A (UPI)—President Sukarno Wednesday announced day took away Sukarno’s ’’p re si­ security guard of troops and and C r a i g Jones, in a scene towards the end of the reluctant acceptance of congres­ dent for life” title, ordered gen­ tanks. p la y . Below, the two young lovers work on t h e ir eral elections to be held within Suharto, seated behind Sukar­ f r ie n d to convince h im to masquerade as a woman. sional decrees stripping him of a ll dictatorial power and lim it­ two years, the formation of a no during the la tte r’s address to Photo by Russell Steffey new cabinet by next month and the congress, later made a na­ ing his term in office. But the once-fiery leader, ad­ banned some of Sukarno’s teach­ tionwide broadcast appealing for dressing the final session of the ings. national unity. Indonesian congress, said “ If it Sukarno opened his speech to "The arm y has to take all the was up to me, general elections the congress complaining that he responsibility to help the would be held tom orrow because had not been officially informed people,” he said. "P lea se tru st I’m curious to know what the true of the congressional action. me. Philandering can only bring feelings of the people a r e .” "I know only from what I have us further from our aim —anti­ E a rlie r, the nation’s arm ed heard from hearsay,” he de­ colonialism, anti - im perialism forces announced th eir full sup­ clared. and anti-Communism.” port of Lt. Gen. Suharto’s rule "When the newspapers head­ and issued a warning they would lined that (Lt. Gen.) Suharto was crush any opposition to the d ras­ tic steps ordered by the congress. appointed to form a new cabinet, my heart went boom,” he added. "I felt as if I was standing in Placement The Provisional Peoples Con- (continued f r o m page 1) burning em bers.” Sukarno, dressed in a dazzling ics m ajors pulled offers of $674 white uniform, black pitji cap as well. Majors in packaging followed CONSPIRACY REVEALED a n d w e a r i n g d a r k rimmed glasses, appeared weary as he with offers of $656 per month. told the nation’s highest legis­ Mathematics m ajors drew $638, lative body that he was " p re ­ and chem istry m ajors $636, per 2 Affairs In Dodd Probe pared" to accept its mandates month. and do "what they require, God willing.” Employers a re back this sum­ m er interviewing students to fill He balked at the directive or­ these positions. But the companies that are dering him to form a new cabi­ West German businessmen. loyalty of some of your employes knew his wife—not well—she’s a coming in, like IBM, Sun Oil, WASHINGTON (UPI) — A jeal­ Whispers of romance between but you, and you had better know nice woman, nice little children." net, but only with the approval Swift and the U.S. Public Health ous wife, d istressed by her hus­ of Suharto, named “ acting P re si­ Jam es P. Boyd, 37, a father of about it," Blumenfeld told Dodd. Dodd said he hoped he could Service, a re looking for people band's office romance, played a four who now is divorced and "F u rth erm o re, M rs. Boyd has "reco n stru ct the relationship I dent.” in business-related f i e l d s as key role in the dram a that led to had with him " and that Boyd and Sukarno stated "the 1945 Con­ jobless, and M rs. M arjorie C ar­ come to see me, and we had well. a Senate investigation of Sen. penter, 28, an attractive blonde quite an emotional and hysterical his wife would become reconciled stitution clearly says that no one Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn. but the president can form the In fact, food distribution jobs divorcee, had swept Capitol Hill meeting.” “ but nothing happened." The tran scrip t of previous tes­ cabinet.” He acknowledged, how­ offered a starting salary of $599 Dodd promptly called in M rs. A month after Boyd left, he and before their "so cial relation­ p er month on the average for a timony before the Senate Ethics C arpenter, his personal secre­ M rs. C arpenter obtained a key ever, that he was pow erless to Committee disclosed that it was ship" was described publicly by r e v e r s e t h e decisions of the graduate with a bachelor's de­ tary, and told her "I have new to Dodd’s office and began re ­ committee w itnesses. gree and no experience. M rs. Gloria Boyd, wife of Dodd's plans for this office for the new moving documents to her apart­ MPRS. adm inistrative assistant, w h o Also identified as taking part H is 85 - minute speech was Industrial adm inistration came in the documents theft were Mich­ session and they don’t include ment, where they were copied helped the senator discover what for Pearson and Anderson. greeted at the end with mild, next with an average offer of was going on behind his back in ael O’Hare, 30, the Senator’s you.” polite applause. The one - tim e $592. Economics, accounting and fo rm er office manager, and Miss Dodd apparently was annoyed O’H are testified that he did not 1964. all-powerful leader of Indonesia marketing jobs offered $590, $582 remove a n y great amount of Party Celebrates The case involved love affairs between two couples on his of­ fice staff who late r conspired T e rry Golden, 23, a shapely, red - haired secretary . Dodd said he was unaware he was "surrounded by people who by what others said w ere M rs. C arpenter’s “ o v er-critical, hy­ p e r-c ritic a l” statem ents about the senator during the campaign. Dodd’s papers until mid-October, t h e n s t e p p e d off the podium, 1965. “ Was that after T erry Golden stayed for die playing of the In­ and $578 p er month respectively. L iberal a rts m ajors showed donesian national anthem and was the larg est percentage growth to remove. 4,000 documents from escorted back to the Merdeka this year. Dodd also fired off a dism is­ had been discharged?" he was Romney Birthday Dodd’s files and turn copies over w ere betraying me while I was sal note to Boyd but, in a change asked. Program Information 485-6485 to columnists Drew Pearson and campaigning” until shortly after of heart, delayed his chief aide’s " It was the weekend following TODAY. . .SUPER Jack Anderson. he was re-elected in 1964 and nsoMwr The documents w ere the basis received a telephone call from departure until May, 1965. BARGAIN DAY! and his o rch estra at 8 for those Federal Judge M. Joseph Blum- ” 1 thought he was a mighty "And T e rry Golden was your A L L -D A Y 2 BIG HITS A non-political event center­ for Pearson-A nderson charges ing around a political figure is in who come early. t h a t Dodd diverted campaign enfeld, a form er law partner in decent young m an," the senator girl friend?” "Y es, s ir, and still is ," O’Hare SHOWN TODAY AT 3:35-8:30 P.M. the near future for Michigan re s i­ funds for his personal use and H artford. said. "M rs. Dodd and I treated At 8:30 L inkletter will sta rt him almost like a fifth son . . . I said. dents. the official program , which will ran errands for lobbyist Julius "Everybody i n Connecticut D IR EC T FROM ITS FIR ST TIM E seem s to know about the dis­ A b i r t h d a y party for Gov. George Romney will be held at include Peggy Lee, The New Klein, a reg istered agent for R ESER V ED SEAT AT PO PU LA R C hristy M instrels and Comme- 8:30 p.m . Tuesday in D etroit’s dians Allen & R ossi. EN GAGEM EN TS! P R IC ES! presents Cobo Arena. Romney will be 59 Friday. T here will be no p o l i t i c a l Tickets a re $2 and $3 and still a re available by w riting the Birthday P arty Committee, Box U .S . Pilots *A SURPRISING, FETCHING, INTERESTING, BEAUTIFULLY MADE PICTURE*—C ro w fh tr, N .Y . Timm speeches at the party. The only (continued f r o m page 1) spokesman told UPI. 3081, D etroit. But orders should i speaker will be m aster of c e re - be in the m ail no later than this 75 m iles ftbrth of Saigon, raising " It is se cre t. But it is a com­ " F IN E F U N ...H I L A R i o i s HIG H C O M ED Y " | * monies, A rt L inkletter. T here the toll of Communist dead in bination of technique, tactics and —C ritf, N .Y . H rnold Tribun• afternoon. won’t even be political handouts. operation El Paso to 428. electro n ics," t h e spokesman The happenings will sta rt with MSU students will be able to (In Washington, acting Secre­ said. "ENOUGH LAUGHS and THRILLS a jazz concert by Jimmy Wilkins get tickets la te r than this by tary of State George W. Ball said "T he Communists in Viet Nam TO FILL A DOZEN PICTURES* . . . . . . - J im Zuntnr, Cve calling 485-5481 or by going to 404 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing. the United States during the past have fired upwards of 300 SAMS AKIRA KUROSAWA'S OF few days had gained " a very clear and their score is only 12 to 14 THE H Rt EE S T Any tickets not sold before Tues­ im pression" that North Vietna­ (U.S. planes downed). It is the old I V I iTTwan day night will be sold at the door. The C i t i z e n s Celebrations m ese leaders have concluded they cannot gain a m ilitary victory in story that an aggressive offensive can always beat a defense. S A n jU lfc O s i _______ .BERT RYAN-DANAANDREI.. . ... Committee is sponsoring the par­ the south). "T his way of ours to beat the AM RM M I M f muffMMHB1IMHIYï ï HABIWICHAULESHUWSIN Exclusive ty. American m ilitary spokesmen SAM is one of the significant „.„ „.TOSHIRO MIFUNE PLUS- LAST TIMES TODAY AT l:15-6:05-LATE [ called Tuesday’s thundering raid breakthroughs of the w a r." F r l., Sat. - July 8, 9 3 Hit Show Program Information 482-3905 against the Communist north by U.S. spokesmen said it was ANTHONY QUINN - “ LOST COMMAND” T h u rs .-F rl.-S a t. 77 Air F orce m issions and 29 possible some of the SAMS fired Navy m issions a "dram atic dem­ onstration" of the proof of the Tuesday may have been double­ counted by U.S. pilots hurriedly FAIRCHILD THEATRE Program Info - 332-6944 Ctortc TilDJIV I Paiamount Pictures Presents s t a r t s FR ID A Y . . . working of the anti-m issile sys­ taking evasive tactics. But they Admission: 50£ CORNEL WILDE as SUPER tem . 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A F rl. 3:06, 7:05 P.M. & L ater Henry FONDA • Jason ROBARDS D FI RST RUN SHOWI NG Tab Rossana TODAY and FRIDAY! OLIVIA deHAVILLAND WARNS YOU: R A H A T CCC IT ftl f l N F <1 Burgess MEREDITH and pf ITHE MANA6EMENT WARNS YOU: UU HU I vLL II H L V IlL i H unter Podestà “ THE HUSSIAHS in ARE COMINIS. OUVM -w The THE HUSSIAHS Golden Arrow ARE C0MIN&" de HAVILLAND TRAPPED... T e chni c ol or »NO ItM U i UW1S0N m O U C T l O N Iiff DEFENSELESS... Don’t Reveal The Howling Surprise Ending I COLONBVDilUXE PANAVISION New! Self Serve Rest • « fe ra Today 1:45, 4:25, P lus! Fun Cortoon ond Novelty auront! New T ile Loung Directed by e s. D r iv e Out! Only 7:00, 9:40 - F ri. lUNSOTHEMasSAH K c è a il I WAITER GRADUAR AIUÎHER OAVlS Production Next! "MODESTY B LA IS E " m ile s E a st of Campus 1:00, 5:00,9:00 P.M. * T* Y o u 'll Love It! ______ P fM O W AT KR06ER’S LOW PRICES ®^ANCHOR-HOCKING COOKWARE A S T R O - A G E C E R A M IC S A U C E P A N S LANSING KROGER FRANDOR KROGER 2825 E. Grand River Frandor Shopping Center A N D S K IL L E T S . . . F R O M F R E E Z E R • • • PESCHKE'S 8-oz wt. Lunch Meat 3 9 T O H O T TES T H E A T ...T O T A B LE ! COUNTRY CLUB-Poin! Cut lb M mm Corned Beef Brisket 3 V BONELESS Pride O Michigan Ham Roast ‘ 8 9 FRESH PICNICS or R O A S T R IT E BELTSVILLE S ilv e r P la t t e r ANCHOR HOCKING Pork Steak »>5 9 « TURKEYS HERRUD'S HOT DOGS * 5 9 « 3-LEGGED or DOUBLE BREASTED — cook ♦ >o< o o o o o i ) 0 o o o o o o o o o o o o i ) 0 < t o o o ( >o< o )0(>0l)0()000l>0<>000()000<>000)0()000( O KO >CZ>to 0 0 0 < » 0 < v o » o o io o o c FRYERS «>3 9 , 55 55 G U A R A N TEE — Anchor Hocking unconditionally guaran- 55 ¡J 5 lb . SPLIT or WHOLE AVAILABLE 5| tees that if any piece of Anchor Hocking Cookware ever 11 BROILERS b 3 9 , THIS WEEK! xj breaks from temperature extremes your dealer is author- jj j PESCHKE'S 2 -|b ¡J J ¡zed to replace it upon return of the broken pieces 55 99 91 pkg 9 9 ♦ )OiO00lO)O0OlO(lOl)O(O00(OllOIO(X3tK3iK>K>X3()OO()O(A KX»c^>o >0»K>)0(>0(t0(l0(>0()0()0()0( >C2>*>0 xr_x>cr*KTx0 ) 0 0<>C>V FILL YOUR FREEZER SALE! ONE QUART US CHOICE TENDERAY SAUCEPAN US CHOICE TENDERAY ARM CHUCKS lb. 4 3 Beef Hindquarters"1' 5 9 U.S. CHOICE TENDERAY US CHOICE TENDERAY-w/rump Manufacturer’ s Nationally Advertised Price 10” BEEF RIBS lb. 6 9 BEEF ROUNDS •5 9 < $ 2 .9 5 U.S. CHOICE TENDERAY KROGER’ S lb. U.S. CHOICE TENDERAY-Trimmed Beef Forequarters 4 “ 0 5^ c BEEF LOINS ■99' EVERYDAY $179 Cut and Wrapped FREE of Charqe! Fits all pieces! Clicks on when you LOW need it . . flicks off when you don't EMBASSY 9 FLAVORS KROGER HAMBURG or FREE a 12-oz. jar of KROGER . . with firm, one hand control PRICES PRESERVES WEINER BUNS ICE CREAM TOPPING with the purchase of Ht gallon of Kroger GRIP LOCK HANDLE PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPS ICE CREAM £.79* Manufacturer’ s Nationally Advertised Price $ 2 .0 0 AVAILABLE THIS KROGER VAC-PAC COFFEE 2 -tb. can f29 KROGER’ S WEEK KROGER POTATO, ITALIA N OR COTTAGE EVERYDAY $ 1 2 9 ukiiL RYE BREAD M I’/s-lb lo< 88c LOW PLUS HUNT'S TOP VALUE CATSUP 6 14-oz wt $ e btls. I PRICES STAMPS FACIAL TISSUE KLEENEX 99c COUNTRY OVEN (300 2-ply 9 M j x 8 V i sheets) Cookies 14-oz. wt. bag 39c SEÄ L T E S T C O U N T R Y CLU B Butterm ilk qt. 19< FROZEN TOP VALUt MB mm J A TOP VALUE DELICIOUS 1 0 0 STAMPS 1 5 0 STAMPS ! W ITH THIS COUPON ON ■ W ITH THIS COUPON ON the purchase of 5-lbs or more I fhe purchase of 2 or more 1-lb.pkgs Nectarines «'«89c I Twin P o p s CARDINAL or THOMPSON SEEDLESS I • HAMBURGER | l u n c k T m é a t Sunday, J u ly 10, 1966 Redeem at Kroger M ü g e r thru m ru j Grapes 3 *• 89c I Redeem at Kroggr thru \M wmmm aome rnm m t Í Sunday, Juj i y 10, 1966 pkg. of ALL VARIETIES r _ 5 0 _ TOP VALUE H I STAMPS H ^ O STAMPS mm a TOP VALUE *« » ■ Ì ea. 12 bars Plums SUNNY RIPE 24for89c 36c Peaches 5 |bs89c WITH THIS COUPON ON ■ ! w it h THIS COUPON ON I the purchase of any 5-lb or larger I the purchase of any 3 pkgs of I Cha m D I SEAFOOD FRESH ^ | Redeem at Kroger thru Sunday, J u ly 10, 1966 Redeem at Kroger thru Sunday, J u ly 10, 1966 Blueberries pints 89c TOP VALUE me mm TOP VALUE ne ■ 4* TOP VALUE h __ aa TOP i u c vVALUE a lu e — _ TOP VALUE « A ■ ■ TOP VALUE «A H TOP l u r VALUE v a l u e Ä _ TOP VALUE 2 5 STAMPS 5 0 STAMPS D 5 0 STAMPS 5 0 STAMPS Q 5 0 STAMPS 2 5 STAMPS □ 2 5 STAMPS 1 2 5 STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON ON ■ WITH THIS COUPON ON K W ITH THIS COUPON ON L I WITH THIS COUPON ON E l W ITH THIS COUPON| ON EW.ITH i n ; THIS i i i lHCOUPON ONn E V . l..i- ;;i- i mW am ITHm THIS a. COUPON ON ■ W ITH THIS COUPON ON the purchase of I the Durchase o l tw o 50-1» rolls of I the purchase of a 2-lb box of I the purchase of 6 pkgs o f Kroger I the purchase of a S tra w .o r A p ric o t ItH e purchase of a bag of 12 or m o re l _ llrrh ,.« I I the purchase o l a 12-oz O range I the purchase o l 1-lb. or more of 10-lbs. o r more ■ Therm o-Tem p I GORDON'S SARAN ! NESTLES 1 INSTANT I COFFEE ■ Calf. Oranges , ___ 1 W atermelon or ■ », í#*r t;» I TUMBLER LEK Ihrw Redeem at Kroger thru |{|66 I LINK I I L i n IV SAUSAGE JA W JA VS , Redeem at Kroger thru Sunday, J u ly 1 0 ,1 9 6 6 . . W RAP . Redeem a l Kroger thru J j Q ^ S u n d a y , J u ly 10 ,1966 aa m I I■ Redeem Redeem at a i iii^ QUIK Wvn% at K roger Ihru Kroger thru I II a n a TEA « *¡« M IX Redeem at Redeem at Kroger ^ u n d a y , J u ly 10, 1966 g J J j u n d a y , J u ly 10, 1966 a A ll# Kroger thru thru I m I Sunday, ^ A CAKE Sunday, JJ u u ly ly 10, 10, 1966 I 1966 m m fA Redeem ori ■Lemons v Redeem at K roger thru a' Rr0?er ' hru Redeem a l j < j g e j h r u J J ^ S u n d a y , J u ly 10, 1966 I DPOTATOES I C MI I Rede?m a', ~ „ ■ Redeem at Kroger thru Io Z a t W Sunday, J u ly !0 , 1966 tñ I 3 Cantaloupe |■ | D D~J --------- « — *■ jjf * “ « u l Z " I l i r i o ' 10AA P R Í1 S u n d a y ,J u ly 1 0 j J 9 6 6 _ j y £ [ | i r , TOP VALUE rm miA TOP VALUE M g a a TOP VALUE r u A m TOP VALUE mm « ■ TOP VALUE V <0 K ’ “ “L . Hi 5 0 H H VALUABLE COUPON _ _ TOP VALUE 2 5 STAMPS STAMPS | | 1 0 0 STAMPS 2 5 STAMPS 2 5 STAMPS 1 2 5 STAMPS the purchase of a . COUNTRY CLUB BUTTER )■ 5 0 STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON ON the purchase o f 2-lbs. of I KW ICK KRISP I PEPSODENT i | yyJ'n’S THIS COUPON ON f l the purchase of or any size tube fuoe of W IT iT t HIS COUPON ON ot I■ the purchase of any 2 jars of Manz I KROCER I U W ITH THIS COUPON ON the purchase of a pkg of 100 KROCER I I W ITH T h 1$ COUPON ON the purchase of a I h..i .. CABBACEI I 1 1 W ITH THIS COUPON ON ■ the purchase of Lv',U i£E W ITH THIS COUPON ON the purchase of 5-lbs o r more .|PEACHES • ■ Therm o-Tem p I lb 4 9 c • " 9 " ' DC© D U C K © ! I B Limit 1 -w ith a $5 or more purchase] .excluding beer, w ine or tobacco) 1 SLICED BACON , TOOTHPASTE I STUFFED OLIVES | TEA BACS I or a stalk of Celery! TOMATOES I | I Redeem Rzkrlcanm at a# Kroger k rnnar thru thru I Redeem Rp HpPHI Aafi KfOOfif fHf U ___ E Redeem at Kroger thru Redeem at Kroger thru Redeem at Kroger thru I Redeem at Kroger thru Redeem at Kroger thru I Redeem at Kroger thru ^ Sunday, J u ly 10, 1966 |I . Redeem at Kroger thru * ro 9er thru Sunday, J u ly 10, 1966 J j J J J ^ S u n d a y , J u ly 10, 1 966 J ^ J y ^ ^ u n d a y , J u ly 10 , 1 9 6 6 j g ^ j ^ S u n d a y , J u ly 10, 1966 Sunday, J u ly 10, 1966 L Sunday, J u ly 10, 1966 B T T l Sunday, J u ly 10 ,1966 ^ ^ ^ ^ ® Sunday, J u ly 10, 1966