Monday H o t. . . The greatest, , . . . . and humid. P a r t l y cloudy with high in mid to . . . m is tak e you can make in life is to be continually MICHIGAN upper 9 0 ’ s. F a i r and w a rm tonight. f e a r i ng you wi 11 make one. — E . Hubbard STATE UNIVERSITY July 11, 1966 10c E a s t Lansing, Michigan V o l. 59, N u m b er 14 Mancini, Beach Boys, Minstrels Scheduled H e n r y Mancini, The Beach orchestra’s rendition of "B reak - ;1 Boys and The New C hristy Min­ fast at Tiffany's” and O scar :• stre ls will fly to East Lansing nominations for his scores for : A ND PRAVDA PROTESTS this fall for three pop entertain­ " P i n k Panther” and " P e t e r : ment shows on the Friday nights Gunn.” ] before home football games. The pop entertainm ent com­ m ittee of the Associated Students Numerous Grammy awards for : such numbers as "Moon River” : and “ Days of Wine and R oses" i have also gone to the conductor, j USSR GirlsWear Crosses of MSU (ASMSU) received word With Moscow girls acting as taste from talent agent Kay Falk that Oct. 21, the Friday of Home- : MOSCOW (UPI)— Soviet teen-age girls coming weekend, In which the have taken to wearing Christian crosses m akers, the fad has spread throughout Mancini and The Beach Boys had the nation, Komsomol Pravda said. signed contracts by Friday after­ Spartans will meet Purdue, The on necklaces, a Communist newspaper Beach Boys will make the scene. complained Sunday. It called cro sses “ the It reprinted le tte rs from readers in noon. The New Christy M instrels the Ukrainian coal mining region of the have agreed to perform , but the The West Coast vocal sensations banner of slavery.” have celebrated surfing, m otor­ "T h is silly showing-off m ak es the heart Donbas. Tornado Handywork airline strike has delayed p re­ signing negotiations. cycling and hot rodding in doz­ ache for these young people,” Komsomol "1 was shocked to see a friend’s daugh­ ens of songs, including “ Surfin’ Pravda, organ of the atheistic Young te r wearing a c ro s s ," one woman wrote. A 50-foot luxury house t r a i l e r , used as a s u m m e r home by Ralph W olff, F o rt Mancini, conductor and a r ­ "1 couldn’t imagine that such souvenirs Wayne Ind., was wrapped around a power pole Sunday by a tornado near Colon, ranger, will appear Oct. 7, the Safari,” "L ittle Deuce Coupe,” Communist League, said. "C alifornia G irls” and "B arb ra "Who has to be told that the Red Star a re produced in our country at Socialist Mich T h e re was damage to nearby buildings, b u tth e re were no re p o rte d in |u n e s . night before the Michigan game. fa cto rie s." U P I T e le p h o to He has won an O scar for his Ann.” and the cro ss a re not medallions?” the T h e spontaneous humor of paper fumed. "They a r e the banner of The newspaper did not say where they Beach Boys Brian, Dennis and freedom and the banner of slavery. Even a re made, but it was doubted the five- Carl Wilson, Mike L o v e and Alan a child knows th is." year plan includes the manufacture of Jardine makes each of their con­ Komsomol Pravda said teen-agers at­ c ro sse s. Most c ro sse s w ere believed to IN CIVIL RIGHTS DRIVE ce rts unique, according to their tach no r e l i g i o u s significance to the come from churches and m onasteries, New York City publicity agents. cro sse s—a point confirmed privately by from illegal home workshops or from The New C hristy M instrels some of the youths who w ear them . the keepsake boxes of old people who King Urges Bi-RUnity will storm the MSU campus Nov, 4 In a Friday night prelude to the I o w a game. “ G reen, G reen,” "C him -C him -C heree,’’ "Today” "But this is not the point,” it said. " It’s the indifference to the possible significance that is important. "Why such non-resistance to silly de­ bought them before the revolution. The w rite rs said they had heard that salesg irls at Moscow’s GUM, the nation’s largest departm ent store, were selling leader of the C ongress Of Ra­ and "Saturday Night” a re four of sire s. to silly fads?” it asked. "Why the cro sse s to im pressionable tourists estim ated at 35,000 by police, not refe r specifically to "black CHICAGO (UPI)—Dr. Martin cial Equality (CORE), preceded this wholesome, folksy group’s does our Simian ancestry precedence over from the provinces. a group of 200 Negro youths pow er,” a concept which has put our social personality?” Luther King J r ., ignoring 100- m em bers of the Negro commu­ King to the rostrum . He said hit records. degree tem peratures and a group m a r c h e d onto the infield of he was willing to meet with T i c k e t s will be available nity at odds across the nation. of teen-agers carrying a sign Soldier Field carrying the black King in a "sum m it conference” through a special coupon in the power sign. T here were no inci­ "A doctrine of black supremacy proclaim ing "black power I” ask­ of national civil rights leaders. State News Welcome Week edi­ is as evil as a doctrine of white ed a m ass rally Sunday for "a dents. “ Black power does not mean tion, which will be mailed to all Motorcycle Accident Fatal suprem acy,” he said in rem arks coalition of conscience” in an King, president of the South­ violence," he said. “ Black pow­ new students late this sum m er, ern C hristian Leadership Con­ prepared for delivery before a apparent attempt to reunite Ne­ e r means black people getting and available to the re st when ference who is conducting an anti­ m assive m arch to city hall. gro factions. together to have voting strength. they report for fall term . slum campaign in Chicago, did "In seeking the p r o f o u n d Wally Lewltz, newspaper pub­ Before King spoke to a crowd changes full Integration will In­ It means gathering power with For Vet Medicine Student th eir money and v o tes.” licity chairman for the ASMSU volve,” King said, "N egroes will King Sunday urged the form a­ p o p entertainment committee, need the continued support of the tion of “ a non-violent arm y that 3 aid that tickets will also be white m ajority. We (Negroes) China Claims U.S., must face the rea listic fact that we a re only 10 p e r cent of A m erica’s population, and n o ro - no violent force can halt and no sold at on-campus locations dur­ political machine can re s is t.” ing fall term . _________ Tentative funeral plans have been made for an Ashaway, R.L veterinary medicine student who dent, received severe cuts to the face and a broken nose in the ac­ cident. Essex, also of 1018 P o rter USSR In Collusion • R elated Story On Page 2 • Machinists Warn died Friday evening when his motorcycle collided with a ca r at West Grand River Avenue and Coolidge Road, a funeral home St., was treated at Sparrow Hos­ pital and released. The accident occurred at 5:35 p.m . when a c a r made a left TOKYO (UPI)—C o m m u n i s t China Sunday accused the Krem­ lin of deploying troops along the llef that the attacks on oil depots outside Hanoi and Haiphong would force the Communists to the ne­ manticized call for black separa­ tism can be validated in reason or in m orality." Unstruck Lines spokesman said Sunday. B ruce A. Remor, 25, of 1018 P o rte r St., Lansing, will be b u r­ turn off Grand River Avenue on­ to Coolidge Road and collided with the motorcycle travelling west on Grand River. The car Sino-Soviet frontier in "co llu ­ gotiating table w ere "s h e e r day­ "So let us all—white andblack WA S H I N G T O N (UPI)—T h e Negotiations resum ed Sunday ied at St. Sebastian Cem etary in was reported to have been driven sion” with A m erica’s stepped dream ing.” alike—see that we a re tied in chief union negotiator in the big­ with the addition of Wlrtz and W esterly, R.I., said a spokes­ by Josephine Moralez of 6352 up bombing raids on North Viet He called for opposition to a single garment of destiny. We gest airline strike In the nation’s IAM General Chairman flown to man from Palm er-B ush Funeral P o rter St., E ast Lansing. Nam. the Kremlin leaders whom he need each o ther,” he said. "The history warned Sunday against Washington in m ilitary a ircraft. Co. Details as to the time of Police said that the accident Chinese Communist Foreign charged w ere “ rendering serv­ Negro needs the white man to any attempt by operating lines to A ssistant Labor Secretary James the funeral have not yet been marked the third traffic fatality M inister Chen Yi, in a b liste r­ ice to Lyndon Johnson’s ‘peace free him from his fears. The lease struck equipment. J. Reynolds, m ediator, said in­ sent from Rhode Island. ta lk s.’ ” Mr. Remor died at Sparrow this year in E ast Lansing, a ll of ing attack, charged the Kremlin white man needs the Negro to The warning by Joseph W. clusion of the general chairmen which have been students. Two of leaders of cooperating with an In his address, which appear­ free him from his g uilt.” Ramsey came as Labor Sec­ would make the talks "serio u s Hospital at 6 p.m. Friday from ed to be as much of an attack a fractured skull and internal the three fatal accidents involved alleged A merican policy of en­ Floyd M c K l s s i c k , national re ta ry W. W illard W irtz, just and meaningful.” a motorcycle. circlem ent of China. on America as the Soviet Union, bleeding, East Lansing Police Chen said the U.S. bombings returned from a trip to Japan, Before the Sunday afternoon Mr. Remor, a m em ber of Sig­ “ They (the Russians) a re mak­ entered negotiations in an ef­ session began, Wirtz met sep­ said. A rid er on the cycle, Myron ma Chi fraternity, is survived ing m ilitary deployments along n ear Hanoi and Haiphong w ere the Chinese border In coordina­ "en tirely the result of U.S.- Soviet collslon.” The United Hit-And-Run fort to end the three-day strike that has shut down 60 per cent arately with Ramsey and the E. Essex, 26, also a Rhode I s ­ airlin es’ chief negotiator, Wil­ land veterinary medicine stu­ by his wife, B arbara, and a daughter, M arla. BRUCE A. REM OR tion with the U.S. im perialist of the nation’s airline service. liam J. Curtin. States has admitted it too, he encirclem ent of China,’’ Chen told a m ass rally in Peking. said, Against Tree? The Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) relaxed its rules Satur­ The strik e against the five airlin es — E a s t e r n , N a t i o n ­ "T he U.S. State Dept, admit­ HOFFA HELPED His address was distributed day to perm it nonstriking lines ted that the United States had A case involving a New J e r ­ al, Northwest, T ran s World and by the official Communist New to l e a s e equipment whenever informed ’various key interested sey m otorist and a tre e went United—started Friday after the China News Agency (NCNA) and available to expand their sched­ governm ents,’ including that of clea r up to the state Supreme c a rrie rs refused to meet union received here. C ourt—which tossed out the driv­ uled runs. The CAB also perm it­ the Soviet Union, in advance of demands for m ore pay and broad Chen, who also is a Vice P re­ m ier in the Peking government, its decision to bomb Hanoi and Haiphong,’’ Chen said, accord­ e r ’s hit-and-run conviction. The "v ictim ” in the case was a ted the operating lines to extend th eir routes to areas cut off by improvements in health, wel­ fa re and pension benefits. Prof Says Attacks Aided Unionist’s Rise said the Soviet leaders w ere tre e . And state law requires a the strike. seeking better relations with the ing to NCNA. But Ramsey said the striking The struck airlines c a rry 60 Government actions a g a i n s t Hoffa, he pointed out, heads a pay the costs of legal defenses " ( S e c r e t a r y of State) Dean driver to report to police any union with m ore m em bers than of Hoffa and other T eam ster of­ West in Europe "and a reduc­ International Assn. of Machin­ per cent of U.S. airline passen­ T eam ster Union President Jam es Rusk had bluntly urged the Sov­ accident damage th a t's obvious. the populations of some states. ficials, plus a $1 raise In union tion of arm ed forces so that But the high court held expert ists (IAM) would refuse to serv ­ g ers—150,000 p er day—and 70 R. Hoffa solidified his position • the United States could draw iet revisionist leadership to ‘get ice any equipment leased, bor­ p er cent of U S. airm ail. in union tremendously and paved "You can also view a union dues and creation of the new post busy and s ta rt helping us (the w itnesses testified no permanent official in the sam e perspective of general vice president. away forces to cope with the damage was done--and the tree rowed or loaned to operating the way for his complete con­ Vietnamese people.’’ United States) make some peace as a corporation e x e c u t i v e , ” Filling this position will be will heal up just fine. c a rrie rs from struck lines. tro l of union affairs at Its recent Chen also said American be- out th ere,” he continued. convention in Miami Beach, an Larrow e said. "In that case, Frank E. Fitzsim m ons, who has All Airlines MSU professor of economics said Sunday. Charles P. L arrow e, who de­ the pay scale is unlimited.” The union has also agreed to (continued on page 3) Hampered votes a good portion of his labor and Industrial relations course to a discussion of Hoffa, said that U.S. Plan To Disarm The current airline machin­ mismanagement by Dave Beck, is ts ’ strik e is giving problems to the lines not directly affect­ ed by the walkout. Hoffa’s p redecessor, l e f t the T eam sters’ presidency relative­ ly weak when Hoffa was elected Called 'Jeopardizing1 North C entral, one of the two in 1957. The 1962 U.S. plan calls for m ajor airlines with connections WASHINGTON (UPI)— A panel At each re-election, his pow­ a gradual, step-by-step approach at Capitol City Airport, reports of non-governmental foreign pol­ e rs have been expanded, L a r­ icy experts said Sunday the long­ to disarm am ent, with each stage having trouble making connec­ rowe said. accompanied by inspection and tions for passengers In other standing U.S. proposal for "gen­ Hoffa was re-elected to a third eral and complete disarm am ent” control safeguards to make c e r­ cities. five-year term a t last w eek's is unrealistic and might Jeopar­ tain nobody Is cheating. "Even If we can get a passen­ convention. The report finds that any real g er, say, to Cleveland," said dize national in terests. The rep o rt was prepared by progress toward m ajor disarm a­ Don Nygaard, North Central Air­ He is currently appealing two ment Is unlikely until there Is lines station agent, “ it’s hard convictions, carrying with them seven associates of the Washing­ ton Center of Foreign Policy Re­ some solution of m ajor political to make connections for him from a total 13 years In prison, for problem s plaguing the world. th ere to another city, because jury tampering and m all fraud. search under a $87,308 grant from Johns Hopkins University, Arnold W olfers, form er direc­ that airp o rt may only have con­ The current convention has to r of the center, said that the nections with United or one of the Illustrated the T eam sters’ sup­ with which the center is affil­ iated, for the U.S. Arms Control United States might find its na­ other lines affected directly by port of Hoffa by giving him al­ tional In terests "jeopardized” most unlimited power. His an­ and Disarmament Agency. the strik e ." under general disarm am ent un­ All of the North Central flights nual salary of $100.000 was giv­ The center spent two years of studying the American plan, le ss th ere w ere some so rt of fo r Sunday w ere booked full, but en a $25,000 boost. international m i l i t a r y force. none w ere full when they took Larrowe said that In d eter­ which was presented at Geneva In 1962 and has been one of the However, If such a force w ere off. mining the salary of a union of­ 4Capital Loss9 "P erh a p s this Is because the ficial, he should be viewed in the papers under debate since then. A Russian plan was considered controlled by the United Nations it might endanger the safety of passengers realized they couldn’t sam e position of a public offi­ "vulnerable A m e r i c a n Inter­ tions of five m a jo r a i r lin e s . L o c a lly , only North cial, a mayor o r governor, for even m ore unworkable and un­ Cap ita l C ity A ir p o r t shows the effects of a nation­ make c o n n e c t i o n s In other e s ts .” C e n tra l A ir li n e s is op era tin g. Photo by Russ Steffey c itie s,” said Nygaard. example. sound. wide machinists union s t r ik e , which crip p led o p era ­ WORK WAITING STATE N EW S Kyle Kerbowy Joel Stark Congress Ends Break editor-in-chief advertising manager fense Secretary R obert S. Mc­ W A S H I N G T O N (U PI)--Con- task this year is the fall elec­ g re ss returns from its 11-day tions. N am ara as two nuclear-pow ered sum m er vacation Monday facing Most congressm en, especially frigates. Page 2 M o n d a y , J u l y 11, 1966 immediate m atters of national freshm an Dem ocrats, are chafing T he squabble over the CIA security and a long haul of work to adjourn and begin th eir cam ­ involves the Senate Foreign Re­ on a big pile of P resident John­ paigns, but the amount of un­ lations Com m ittee's attem pt to EDITORIAL son's legislative proposals. finished business on Capitol Hill Indicates it will be at least late be represented on the special com m ittee that keeps tabs on the The House and Senate this week a re to consider a $17.5 September before the 1966 se s­ intelligence agency. T h is now is sion can adjourn. the task only of m em bers of the Summer Students billion defense spending bill and t h e adm inistration’s $3.3 bil­ The controversial anti-poverty Armed Services and Appropria­ lion f o r e i g n aid authorization and civil rights bills a re due on tions com m ittees. m easure. the House floor soon, and both And Senate leaders hope on a re threatened with significant Pay ASMSU Tax For Nothing T hursday once and for all to resolve an intram ural struggle over which Senators should over­ alterations. The House Judiciary Committee a l r e a d y has toned down the controversial fa ir hous­ 1st Infantry hopes to lo w er the student tax w in te r see the C e n t r a l Intelligence ing provision of the Civil Rights F IN A N C IN G M IC H IG A N S T A T E ' S student government is not a job to t e r m to 25 cents. The move sounds a little to us like Agency’s secret operations. T here were signs that the leg­ Bill, and there will be attem pts to weaken it even further on the Hunts Down be taken lightly. floor. Because of the nature of students robbing P e t e r to pay Paul. Although islative process, barely moving and the s ize of student government, e v e r y nickel and dime ASMSU col“ the board would save students money this w in ter, the saving is at the so fa r this year, was starting to pick up speed. T his will mean T he Adm inistration’s $1.7 bil­ lion, one-year extension of the Trapped Cong expense of s u m m e r students who action on key p a rts of the P r e s ­ war on poverty got through the lects (and this amounts to about SAIGON (UPI)—U.S. 1st In­ won’t n e c e s s a rily be around to bene­ U N IT E D NATIONS** Foreign student enrollment at Michigan ident’s program and some diffi­ House Education and Labor Com­ $13,000 p e r t e r m ) must be watched fantry Division troops, many of State has set a new summer term enrollment record. Shown cult weeks for his Congressional m ittee without any fund cutbacks. and spent with the fru g a lit y of a Jack fit. them draftees, hunted down and Fifty cents f r o m each student is a here is one of the 642 foreign students on campus, represen­ lieutenants. But it faces a stiff fight on the Benny. floor from Republicans who want fought brief, b itte r firefights Sun­ meager amount to be concerned with. Complicating the leadership’s ting nearly every country in the world. to revamp it and who a re hope­ day with units of a battered Com­ T W IC E D U R IN G THE last school However, the fact that s u m m e r stu­ m unist regim ent fleeing after dents paid 50 cents f o r nothing Indi­ ful of getting some Democratic y e a r, A SM SU’ s plans went a w ry and getting caught in its own trap. cates that the board is m o re con­ support. student government found its e lf mop- T he Communist death toll in the ping up ra th e r considerable debts. cerned about its s e lf - im a g e than its OUR READERS SPEAK L ittle trouble is expected in two-day action near the Cambo­ The campus populus c la m o re d fo r obligation to those students. sending the defense appropria­ dian border soared to at least tions bill to the P resident by heads to ro ll. Now the managers of its financial a ff a ir s have left ASMSU open fo r m o re ric h ly deserved c r it ic i s m . THI S IS NOT the philosophy on which a g overnm ent should p e r fo r m . Saugatuck: 6Three Ring late Wednesday. Both cham bers a l r e a d y have passed sim ilar m easures, and the latest v e r­ 184. In the north, an Air Force seaplane made a daring rescue of two downed A m erican airm en S u m m er t e r m has seen student The E d ito rs sion is thereby a com prom ise. under heavy fire Just off the North government a ctivity all but stop. Gone f o r three months are the various Circus Come To Life9 The bill would authorize spend­ ing on ships, planes, m issiles, Vietnamese coast after U«S. w ar­ planes hit the Communist north ASMSU a c tiv itie s — legal aid, popular e nte rta in m e nt, etc. Snow Melts To the Editor: world where the to u rists attract ond show, "the m ob.” The prim e the natives—or ra th e r I should purpose of the mob is to prevent tanks and for related research and development. It also c a rrie s authority for a 3.2 per cent m ili­ with 93 m ore m issions. Pilots reported the Communists fired s e v e n su rfa c e -to -air m issiles BUT R E M A IN IN G DURING s u m m e r FOR AN HOUR and a half last week, ta ry pay raise. (SAMS) at them Northwest of Did you ever wonder why peo­ say, scare the natives. T his fine the passage of traffic in any di­ t e r m re g istra tio n was the re g u la r 50 Lansing M a y o r Max Murninghan, In the bill is about $500 million Hanoi but all m issed. flanked b y h a l f a d o z e n c i t y departm ent ple who have so much tend to upstanding group of elite look rection, which leads to the final cent tax f o r all f u l l- t im e students. down upon tou rists, and when­ and most comical show, the Saug­ m ore than was recommended by (The Communist (north) Viet In all, total receipts f o r the s u m m e r heads, expla ined that one of his new seek that which amounts to so the President, including funds Nam News Agency claim ed two ideas was not intended to “ snow " little? Michigan State U niversity ever a big holiday befalls Sauga­ atuck police escapade. are expected to reach $2,000. tuck, traffic is heavy in both for such projects opposed byD e- A m erican planes w ere shot down The board c laim s that the 50 cents local T V , radio and newspaper rep ­ has often been labeled a "coun­ I rem em ber seeing two police over North Viet Nam Saturday try club” . . . by myself, anyway. directions—to urists coming in, c a rs pass each other in the day­ charge is necessary to pay fo r sec­ re sen tatives. We congratula te h im on and Sunday). his press conference, which was w e l l - I t’s got everything a person could and natives moving out. time, and one officer said to the re t a r ia l fees and student government In the ground fighting Maj. displays at orientation c lin ic s. managed, in teresting, and in dicative possibly want (within reason) to, Since both sexes a re obviously other: "Ralph, you go to the east But, according to a student gov­ e rn m e n t source, these e x p e n s e s of a wholesome s e n s itiv ity to public opinion. say, amuse oneself. And yet, with the arriv al of a holiday (a holi­ after the same "g o a ls,” it would end of town, and I ’ll go to the seem to be a lot safer, economi­ west, and if you see anything, CORE Head Gen. William De Puy’s 1st In­ fantry Division pursued a 2,000- day is defined as an extended pe­ man Communist force that was We repeat the statem ent which we cal and prosperous to arriv e just yell . . . . kind of m akes you amount to only a fraction of the ex­ pected income. made in the e d ito r ia l which trig g e r e d the press conference: Lansing may riod of tim e in which one can seek the pleasures he or she normally in Saugatuck as couples. How­ wonder if the whole town would ever, because the "c u ltu re " of blow away with the firs t strong Backs Slogan breaking up into sm all groups in hopes of escaping through the Jun­ gle and bamboo thickets about THE REST OF the money w ill be well need a f u l l - t i m e c o o rd in a to r f o r seeks during a m ore limited the area and, therefore, the law, gust of wind. NEW YO RK (UPI)—J a m e s 50 m iles north of Saigon. used fo r a p olitical move this fa ll to fe d e ra l and state aid, but it is neither time interval) com es a m ass is influenced by a ra th er unique F arm er, the form er head of the It takes the police, som etim es Units of the Division reported raise A SM SU ’s image among students. n ec essary nor d esirable that this man exodus to various places, of which strain of Dutch people Just north loosely re fe rred to as the riot C o n g r e s s Of Racial Equality fighting sharp clashes with Viet By c reating a surplus during the sum ­ also be expected to do re s e a rc h f o r m ost have less to offer than this of town, in reality, It is safer squad, several hours to clear out (CORE) Sunday said the slogan Cong forces Sunday not far from m e r and combining it with a p ro fit local news media. campus. to arriv e with m em bers of your the mob. Why? Because previous­ "black power" should not scare the scene of Saturday’s battle in f r o m popu la r e nte rta in m e nt, the board The E ditors F o r instance, one such unique own sex, and interm ingle later ly, they were to preoccupied whites out of the civil rights which the A m ericans put out an place of interest is called Sauga­ on. movement. with m ore pressing m atters, like arm ored squadron as bait in a F arm er made the statem ent on by *h# t'ude«»» of M ichigan Sto»* U niversity tuck—a sm all, dug-out re so rt As the holiday pro g resses, I ticketing to u rists for walking into move that drew waiting Com­ day throughout th# year and a sp ecial a television interview. >ok E dition in Septem bor. S u b sc rip tio n ra te town, harboring along the shore begin to visualize a "th re e-rin g a barricaded m en's room. T his m unists out of a jungle for an A th e rlte d by the B oord of Student Publica* It would be a "tac tica l m is­ LETTER POLICY s 'o e ia te d P r e s s . U nited P r e s e International, of Lake Michigan. F o r many Michiganders, this seem s to be c irc u s” —so rt of like a 72-hour is very interesting. It almost New York Mets baseball game. happened to me. Couldn’t you just ta k e ," he said, if the slogan ambush. The Red ambush plan The State News welcomes le tte rs to the editor from all P r e s s A ssociation, A sso ciated C ollegiate backfired and U.S. troops killed igan P r e s s A ssociation, M ichigan C ollegiate frightened whites out of the move­ the place to go to seek enter­ The center attraction seem s to see me in jail for the weekend at least 184 of them by body read ers, whether o r not they are associated with Michigan be in the main road of town talking to the p risoners: "What ment. i clo se postoge paid ot E a st Lonslng, Mleh. ta l and b u sln e ss offices a t 341 Stwdent Service* tainment. Having been invited by count. The battle toll raised to State University. . M ichigan Stote U nlverslty, E a s t L onslng, Mlch. L ater, appearing on a radio a good friend of mine, and Mich­ which runs parallel to a com­ a re you in fo r? " "I killed my nearly 800 the Viet Cong killed L etters should be no longer than 300 words and typed ^ A d u .rtie ln a ...................... 355-8252 355-8255 igander, I decided to " trip the bination restau ran t-b ar c a l l e d m o th e r-o n - la w .” "How 'bout i n t e r v i e w , F a rm er said the by the 1st Infantry in Operation double-spaced if possible. Longer le tte rs will be considered the "Old C row " (the name typi­ you?” "I clubbed this cop and phrase "black pow er" was " e s ­ *— ......................... ........... 3 51-6400 .’ -' ei«.3iw>'.... ........... light fantastic" in this little r e ­ E l Paso. for publication as "P oint of View” columns. c ir c u í» ! » « JS J-aJIl sentially a slogan and people so rt town, unaware that I was fies the atmosphere). H ere you stabbed this old man. . .w h a tare ought not to react emotionally about to witness m ore than I can find all so rts of excitement you in fo r?” "W ell, I got caught Shop Monday 12 Til 9 PM had bargained for. . . . like a group of ram bunc­ breaking into a barricaded men’s to the words them selves." tious male to u rists yelling ob­ room!I” You might also find this F a rm e r said there had been Student Injured The day by day occurrences scenities at a few cute g irls who, frolicking police force ticketing “ a lot of confusion and m is­ A in Saugatuck a re rem iniscent of of course, respond immediately a person for parking his c a r on understanding" about the phrase, íc»nncuff An MSU student rem ained in those occurring on the "Andy by running in the opposite d irec­ the "wrong side” of a one-way since it became prominent during s e r i o u s condition at Sparrow Griffith Show.’’ However, there the 4th of July weekend CORE H o s p i t a l Sunday after being tion. street. ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY m ■is one difference, Andy Griffith and his crew m ust reh earse to T his excitement becomes too The beach is really the only convention in Baltim ore. He quotedCORE director Floyd struck by a c a r Friday afternoon in Lansing. get this same effect! Saugatuck overwhelming for those involved, consolation—no m atter what else McKissick as saying " th e re ’s r m ust be the only place in the and is soon replaced by the se c- happens, you get tan. Of course, been a twisting of our words to it doesn’t rain much in Sauga­ make a trap for fools.” tuck—it’s against the law, the 'T h e r e has not been a laying Layne T rip lett, 20, Birm ing­ ham Junior, received a fractured left arm and left leg and num er­ ous lacerations when his head town might be washed into Lake aside of the non-violent concept," STORE-W IDE sm ashed through the windshield Michigan. With all this, one might he explained. ‘T h is too is a m is­ of a car driven by Catherine B. ask, "Why go th e re ? " Well, I interpretation.” C arro l of 2035 Robinson, E ast can’t really answer that. . . but "CORE made it cle a r in its Lansing. if nothing else, it’s good for a resolution from the convention JU LY T rip le tt was crossing at Wash­ laugh. that CORE dem onstrations and ington Avenue and Ottawa Street picket lines and m arches would when he ran into the car, Lansing Randy Green continue to be non-violent," he Police reported. C LEA R A N C E Valley Strea, N.Y., Junior said. P E A N U T S flTÍí 60NÉÍMOMSAiD! U)E R3U6HT 60 MUCH ! Letter Had Valid Point OVERUHÄTPR06RAMS BUILD BABY’S CLOTHING WEWERE 601N6 TO JJATCH.^HEDECIDED 70 PUT iTAüJAV.. PHOTO ALBUM WITH On Campus Bus Cost FURNISHINGS To the Editor: ing. The "E d ito r’s Note” was misleading in that it didn’t point SLACKS The "E d ito r’s N ote" following the le tte r by Marvin R. Zell is another example of the ir r e s ­ out that total revenue is d ra s­ tically reduced. M r. Z ell’s point was clearly P IN -U P S , SPORT COATS ponsible journalism to which Mr. Z ell was objecting. valid, and the editor of the State News should have had the decency Anyone who has taken high to recognize this. Instead, he s c h o o l economics knows that gave a mealy-mouthed "rebut­ Beautiful 5 x 7 99 SPORT SHIRTS when there a re fixed costs, and variable costs decrease propor­ tionately to the number of units, ta l.” Those of us who attend Michi­ gan State during the r e g u l a r the average cost p er unit goes up. school year know that the argu­ photograph , BERMUDAS However, in the case of the MSU buses, the variable costs do not decrease as rapidly a s does the m ents presented in State News editorials are of two types: tr i ­ vial and erroneous. If one wishes number of units, i.e. passengers. for intelligent social comment, NO T V AT ALL? NONE? for PAJAMAS Thus, the increase in average cost per unit is even m ore strik - he must look elsew here. Jim Balk well NOME A T A L L ? '? N o n - g la re lights only 5 9 * get natural DRESS SHIRTS Attention Contact Lens s m ile s . Do your baby-bragging with a beauti­ SHOES Wearers ful photo . . . "worth m ore than a S a v e 35 % On W e t t i n g S o l u t i o n thousand words.’’ Get a completely fin­ ished photograph for only 59^. You will C O N T A C T IS O L OR 2 02. ONLY not be urged to buy but if you wish the rem aining poses they’re yours for 1.35 for the first, 1.25 for the 2nd and $1 for any additional. ALLERGAN Send Coupon To With Check or Money Order J v’ame I'LLDIE!!! Photographer’s Hours: Monday 12 'til 9:00 p.m . AGE LIMIT 5 years. One or two child­ ren per family will be photographed singly for 59a L e S, rentals and HELEN DE MERiTT accurate sand expeditionary troops and class day before publication TWO MOTORCYCLES: 1966 BSA local insurance agency. P lease typing. E lectric, 35£ a page. the destructive w ar in North Phone 372-5171. 3-7/12 L i g h t n i n g 650cc and 1 9 6 6 call 372-5360. 10-7/19 GIRL TO s h a r e two person serv ices. A l s o used. EAST Will pick up and deliver. Call Viet Nam by a ir ra id s a re vio­ TRIUMPH TR-6, ¿50cc, g o o d Bridgestone 50cc. Under w ar­ LEGAL SECRETARY: Lansing apartm ent, near campus. $57.50 LANSING C Y C L E , 1215 E. 393-0795. 3-7/13 lating the 1954 Geneva agree­ PHONE condition. $450. Call 351-5303 ranty. Excellent condition. Call utilities i n c l u d e d . Available Grand R iver. Call 332-8303. C attorney wants full time se c re ­ ments, the International laws. . . 3 5 5 -8 2 5 5 after 5 p.m . 3-7/13 355-9977 after 5 p.m . 3-7/11 tary. Shorthand not essential. August. Contact Dianna.205 Ann POR WEDDING a n d practical PAL)LA ANN HAUGHEY, typist. a re infringing on the indepen­ TR-3 1958 red rebuilt engine. VESPA 50cc 1965. Excellent con- after 5:30 p.m . 3-7/11 IBM Selectric and Executive. dence, sovereignty, unity and te r ­ RATES Salary com m ensurate with abil­ shower gifts, see ACE HARD­ Multillth Offset printing. P ro ­ rito ria l integrity of V ietN am ...” Body in excellent shape. $550. dition. Great for a g irl. Must ity. Send resum e to M r. M or­ ATTENTION MARRIED students WARE’S s e l e c t i o n s . 201 E. 1 D A T ............ S I .50 351-4187 after 6 p.m. 5-7/13 se ll. $175. Mary 332-4753. gan, 703 Davenport Building, fessional theses typing. N e a r In a second broadcast moni­ and graduates: T h ree room fur­ Grand R iver, a c r o s s from campus. 337-1527. C tored here, the Communists read 3 DAYS......... ¿3.00 _____________________ 3-7/12 Lansing. 5-7/11 VOLKSWAGEN 1964, radio, pop- nished, near Brody Dorm, avail­ Union. Phone ED 2-3212. C 5 DAYS......... ¿5.00 open re a r windows. Documented Aviation MALE FULL or part tim e. Must able im m ediately. $125. ED 7- é n G L i s h “ L i g h t - w e i g h t 3 - ANN BROWN, typist and m ulti- an article by a North Korean (based on 15 words per ad) service record, excellent con­ have transportation. ED2-6311. 2474 or ED 2-0871. 3-7/12 s p e e d bicycles. $39.77 full lith offset printing. D isserta­ l a w y e r who argued captured LEARN TO FLY at our Gov- Vaughan’s Landscaping. 3-7/13 tions, th eses, m anuscripts, gen­ Am erican pilots a re not prison­ Over 15, 10e per word, per day. dition. $1250. Phone 372-1127. L O V E L Y FURNISHED studio p ric e . R ental-purchase term s 3-7/13 ernm ent licensed school with eral typing. IBM, 16 y ears ex­ e rs of w ar and therefore not HOUSEKEEPER: Full tim e. Stu- apartm ent acro ss from campus. available. We also have tennis ■ There w i l l be a 50$ s e rv ic » experienced instructors. It’s racquets, golf balls, badminton perience. 332-8384. C entitled to the protection of the VOLKSWAGEN 1964, sun roof. dent wife p re fe rred . Must like Ample parking. Available July a n d b o o k k e e p in g c h a rn e it easy and funl Open every dayl b irdies, gifts and housew ares. Geneva accords on the treatm ent Radio, heater. Priced to save. F o r the best, come to F ran - children and confusion. Good 26, call 337-0650. 5-7/11 t h i s ad is n o t p a id w i t h i n ACE HARDWARE, ac ro ss from JOB RESUMES, lOG c o p i e s , of p risoners. $985. SPORTS CAR CENTER. CIS AVIATION. Call IV 4-1324 salary. Must have own tra n s­ o ne w e e k . PENNSYLVANIA AVE., South- the Union. ED 2-3212. C $4.50. A L D I N G E R DIRECT T he broadcast identified the IV 9-7591. 3-7/13 for an appointment now! portation. Call 332-0726 day or efficiency, furnished, utilities MAIL ADVERTISING, 533 N. lawyer only as Do Cuan Sang V d L K S W A G E N 1^65, 10,¿KW . C night. 5-7/15 KIRBY VACUUM, one year old. C lippert. IV 5-2213. C and said he based his argument paid. Share bath. Men only. $60 Paid $300. Must se ll. Will take The State News does not m iles. Excellent shape. $1275. REFRESHMENT STAND counter monthly plus deposit. IV 9-3569. p rim arily on the findings of the Call 372-6225 . 5-7/13 Employment $100. Phone 882-0516. 3-7/13 perm it racial or religious help, neat appearing, depend­ 3-7/12 BARBI MEL, Professional typ- N u r e m b e r g and Tokyo war TEACHERS WANTED: Qualified discrim ination in i t s ad­ VOLKSWAGEN 1965 2-door se - able. Available for w e e k e n d NEED ONE m anior luxury a p art- TWO BIKES, 2Û’1 Schwinn con- ist. No job too large or too crim es tria ls that followed World elem entary teachers a re needed vertising c o l u m n s . The dan. Radio, full wheel covers. work. Ladies uniforms furnish­ ment close to Campus. Special vertible, and 2 4 " g irl’s. Call sm all. Block off campus. 332- War II. in Huron Valley School D istrict, ed. Apply S t a r l i g h t Drive-In 337-2350. 3-7/13 T he lawyer cited c rim e s r e ­ State News will not accept $1295. RENNER FORD INC., rate. A ir conditioned. P h o n e 3255. C 328 N. Michigan Ave.,Hastings, Milford, M i c h i g a n , 50 miles T heater. 5-7/15 portedly committed by the U.S. advertising from persons 351-5383. 5-7/14 TYPING: TERM papers, manu- discrim inating against re­ Michigan. 3-7/8 from MSU: 25 m iles from UM Animals including chem ical w arfare, the open c a m p u s . Very l i b e r a l sc rip ts, theses, general typing. ligion, race, color or na­ VOLKSWAGEN 1^62 sun roof, Evening Employment S T U D E N T S -W ILL accommo- AFFECTIONATE SIAMESE k it- Iris Banks. P lease call 487- bombing of dams and irrigation salary & b e n e f i t s . Call P e r­ date four, near campus. Call IV tional origin. radio, whitewalls, snow tire s sonnel D irector--685-1551. Top earnings for those who 5-6029 for details. 3-7/12 tens $15. Call 351-6647. 3-7/11 0650. 5-7/14 projects causing flooding and the included. Engine w arranteed. 5-7/12 a re able to maintain th eir POODLES: APRICOT, Miniature, SWEET MUSIC to you will be th reat of famine, and the bombing studies and a re free 4 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, One/ AKC. Eight weeks old. Healthy, of populated areas. $625. Art or Chuck, 351-4950. BOX OFFICE cashier, female, the buyers for pianos and o r­ nights p er week. Sat. over­ Two bedroom l u x u r y apart­ T he broadcast b l a m e d the A u to m o tiv e 5-7/13 neat appearing, d e p e n d a b l e . beautiful. Make an offer. ED 7- gans you get with Classified "g angleaders,” P resid en t John­ tim e available for those m ents, including pool, a ir con­ 0708. 3-7/13 Al'JGLIA, 1964, economy at its VOLKSWAGEN 1965, heater, seat Available fo r work M o n d a y , who qualify. Requires neat Ads. Dial 355-8255 now. son and S ecretary of State Dean ditioning. Call Fidelity Realty, best. One owner. P rice reduc­ belts. Sparkplugs and points last Tuesday, and Thursday eve­ appearing, serious, hard Rusk and others for the “ c rim e s” 332-5041. 5-7/13 Mobile Homes ed—$735. SPORTS CAR CEN­ week. 6,000 m iles. Excellent nings. Apply Starlight Drive-In w orker. Phone M r. Arnold, Transportation but, citing A rticle 8 of the Nur­ TER. IV 9-7591. 3-7/13 APARTMENT FOR m a r r i e d TRAILER, vfeRY good condition. condition. 487-0832. 5-7/11 T heater. 5-7/15 351-4011._______ em berg C harter which deals with couple o r three singles. Walk­ 28’, 1953 E l c a r . Completely WANTED ONE rid e r, female, to the ultim ate responsibility of men AUSTIN HEALEY 1958. Excellent VOLKSWAGEN 1962 2-door sun- REGISTERED NURSE - D irector PART TIME babysitter for seven ing distance to campus. Special furnished, bathroom and show­ Los Angeles are a. Leaving Sept­ body condition. $550 or best roof deluxe, radio and extras. of Nursing. Opportunity for one month old g irl. Start August s u m m e r r a t e s . C a l l C. e r. $975. OL 1-5021. em ber 15-20. Call 351-4809. taking orders, said the pilots offer. Call 355-7986. 3-7/13 P ric e is right. Call Jim 351- who has the desired abilities in 1st in your Spartan V i l l a g e Beachum, 332-3583; evenings ________________________3-7/13 ' 5-7/13 who c a rrie d out the attacks can 4775. 5-7/12 apartm ent. 355-0927. 3-7/13 legally be, and may be, tried. BUICfc 1962 tnvicta custom con- adm inistration, teaching skills, 3 3 2 -8 7 6 0 .____________ 3-7/11 WANTED: One rid e r for Los Personal North Viet Nam has threatened Vertlble. Sharpl Loaded! Beige and the love of people. Strong Angeles a re a . Leaving July 29. in the past to try captured pilots Auto Service & Ports Houses with tan in terio r. 482-0411 after supporting staff. Holt Home. For Rent YES, NEJAC ren ts T V *sforPen- Must have d riv er’s l i c e n s e . as war crim inals. 2:30. 5-7/13 ACCIDENT PROBLEM? C a l l Phone A dm inistrator 699-2144. TV RENTALS for students. Eco- TWO GIRLS to s h a re ''h a lf'o f nles a day. F re e service and Phone 482-2302 evenings. KALAMAZOO STREET BODY 3-7/11 nomical ra te s by the t e r m nice house. $100 re s t of sum­ delivery. S a m e day s e r v i c e CHEVROLET 1966 Super Sport 4-7/13 SHOP. Small d e n t s to large TEMPORARY JOB3 for students o r month. UNIVERSITY TV m er. After 5:30, 332-2195. guaranteed. Call 482-0624 right 396 p o s i t r a c t i o n , 4-speed. Loaded with accesso ries. Must w recks. Amarican and foreign -student wives-needed immedi­ RENTALS, 484-9263. C 3-7/12 now I COZY, ONE bedroom unfurnlsh- SEWING DONE by "experienced . C Wanted 2 Rob Doctor’s sell. Phone 655-2365. 3-7/11 c a rs. Guaranteed work. 482- ately. Stenographers, d r a f t s ­ 1286. 2628 E . Kalamazoo. C men, general labor. P art/fu ll ed. M arried couple. Nice yard. BLOOD DONORS? needed, '$6 for CORVAIR i960 4-door, radio and 2 a r WASH: 25