The man • • . Monday Partly cloudy . . . . . . who tru sts men will MICHIGAN oT A T £ make fe w e r mistakes than . . . and w a r m e r with a he who d istrusts them. chance of thundershowers. — Cavour STATE High 93. UNIVERSITY East Lansing, M ichigan July 18, 1966 10c 59. N u m b er 19 CITY DRAINS DUMPING SEWAGE INTO RED CEDAR RIVER By R O B E R T A Y A F I E of those in the older part of the city system, carrying both w ater he added. “ We will beworking on a clean-up project this sum m er.” State News Staff W r i t e r and waste. The sew er follows the riv er bank, staying on the north side and E x c lu s iv e - The State News Two steel doors, opening onto the riv er, come out of a cement crossing over at the Women’s IM to Jenison Field House. There it Raw sewage, including human w astes, is being dumped into the vault, partially surrounded by guard rails, on a raised area at the c ro sses back and down to Harrison Road and the sewage treatm ent Red Cedar River by the City of East Lansing. re a r of the building's parking lot. plant. They are along the inceptor, which runs to the sewage treatment The city’s sew er system is contaminating the river through two plant and a re a provision for storm weather flow. The raw wastes being dumped, however, a re untreated. Bruce storm vaults, about one-half m ile upstream from campus, behind The flap gates a re designed to release overflow resulting from said that there are no treatm ent facilities available in tim es of W ater’s Edge Apartments. heavy rainfall. When such conditions exist, p ressu re automatically overflow storm conditions. The riv e r's flow ca rrie s the sewage downstream through MSU’s opens the gates and the w ater flows into the riv e r. He said that there is another storm gate at H arrison Road by Stitt said that three weeks ago, on a perfectly clear day with no Old College Field, near the putting green. campus. On the other side of Grand River Avenue, the 6-6 sewer is con­ Michael Stitt, manager of W ater’s Edge and River’s Edge, says previous heavy rains, the sewer had been dumping “ at full force.” The flap gate was open about three to four inches Wednesday, nected up to Burcham Drive, near the high school, bringing storm that the problem has existed for two years'. Through These Doors . . . "The state came out twice to look at it," he said. "T he second July 13, following Tuesday’s heavy rains, dumping first w ater and w ater from that area to the riv e r. It extends no farth er west than C harles Street, picking up east as far as Gunson, between Kedzie, tim e, they brought the city engineer. T his was last spring. The then raw human wastes into the Red Cedar. trouble stopped for about a month, and has been going on and off Too much sewage for the capacity of the diversion chambers or Orchard and Burcham. Raw sewage enters the Red Cedar R iv e r through The sew ers become sm aller in diam eter as they go away from these vault doors. They a re locatedbehindthe R iv e rs since then." im proper functioning of the sewer downstream could be responsi­ Involved in the dumping a re two city sew ers, one 42 inches and the ble for such a back-up, Robert M. Bruce, the city engineer, said. the riv e r. All the lines from the houses in the older p art of the city Edge A partm e nts east of campus. a re connected with them. Photo by Tony F e r r a n t e other six feet, six inches. Both a re combination sew ers, as a re all “ There is a strong possibility that the sewer needs cleaning," SAID KILLER OF NURSES MSU’s Attitude Suspect Seized In Hospital Towards Student CHICAGO (UPI)--Richard Speck, the "born to raise h ell" loner wanted for the slaughter of eight young student nurses, was captured Sunday in a skid row flophouse w here he had tried to kill himself man, drifter and ex-convict from Dallas. Wilson said latent fingerprints Rights Improves with a gash from a broken wine bottle. found on a bedroom door had In announcing the withdrawal of Paul M. Schiff's suit against the The sole survivor of the m assacre was expected to be brought to marked Speck as the soft-spoken University, the American Civil L iberties Union declared Friday that Speck’s bedside in the county jail infirm ary f or a face-to-face con­ butcher who slipped into a town- the U niversity’s attitude towards student rights has shown great frontation with the man accused of one of the w orst m ass slayings house apartm ent on Chicago's improvement in recent months. in modern history. fa r south side Thursday morning "Since the filing of the suit in September, the MSU adm inistra­ and killed eight of the nine nurses tion has come to recognize the rights of its students to associate See Related Stories Page 6 who lived there. for political purposes without firs t obtaining the U niversity's ap­ The m eeting was at first expected to take place late Sund.y. But One nurse, 23-year-old Cora­ proval, to freely criticize University and city officials and poli­ speculation a ro se later that it might be postponed until tooay. in zón Amurao of the Philippines, cies, and to protect those rights by legal action when n ecessary ," any event, it was likely to be secret. escaped death by rolling under said George L. Griffiths, Lansing ACLU chairman. Chicago’s top police officials handled Speck with kid gloves. a bed while the killer was busy Griffiths said he believed that the Schiff case helped to show They didn’t want to run the risk of damaging their case through slaying her friends, one by one. the need for a recodification of the university’s rules concerning any possible violation of the Supreme Court’s new, stric t rules Wilson said she had identified student conduct, so that the rules will be clear to students and to guarding the rights of accused men. Speck's picture. those who enforce them. Michael Spiotto, deputy chief of detectives, said no policemen Doctors said Speck's tough, He commended the six-month study conducted by the Faculty will talk to their prim e suspect about the killings. "H e will be fully tattooed body had shaken off the Committee on Student Affairs in this area. Recommendations of advised of his rig h ts," Spiotto said. R IC H A R D SPECK shock of his attempt to kill him­ this committee a re now being considered by the Academic Council s Police thought they had just another West Madison Street drifter UPI Telephoto self by slashing a vein in his steering committee. in custody until a young doctor at Cook County Hospital washed left arm with a piece from a Schiff, who entered MSU in 1963 as a graduate student, did not away the blood on Speck’s l ef t ar mandsaw the incrim inating tattoo: Scarcely eight hours ea rlie r, broken wine bottle. He was able attend MSU spring term 1965. During this period he edited Logos, "B orn to ra ise h ell." Chicago Police Supt. O.W. Wil­ to talk and drink a glass of milk, a newspaper published by the Committee for Student Rights (CSR), It m arked the rang)’ young man on his operating table'as the most son had launched a nationwide doctors said. But he "shrugged Expeditionist Embarks Schiff became involved in a running battle with University adminis­ wanted man in the country—the man chargedwith "the crim e of the search for the 24-year-old sea- off" any questions about the slay­ tra to rs and city officials concerning issues varying from on-campus centu ry ." ings. P a th fin d er Don Sockol is seen in the parting moments distribution of literatu re to racial discrim ination in East Lansing. Speck apparently had wandered with his wife, Dawn, before leaving fo r a 10-day His application for readm ission sum m er term was turned down. about Chicago—dodging from one t r e k across campus. Sockol plans on being the f i r s t He was almost admitted fall term , but his application for readm is­ Born To Raise Hell’ Tattoo shabby hotel to another, dosing person to cross the U n iv e rs ity campus on foot. sion was denied again, soon after he filed a suit against the Uni­ him self on cheap wine, and elud­ Photo by John Castle versity concerning his summer term readm ission. ing police tra ck ers by a m atter Oct. 10, 1965, a three-judge panel in a Grand Rapids federal of minutes—since police first court ruled that Schiff should not have been barred without a hear­ Reveals Speck To Doctor started on his tra il at a national m aritim e union hiring hall down the street from the m urder house All stems Go ing. In November, a faculty committee, after an eight-hour hearing, ruled that Schiff had by his conduct discredited the University and violated school rules in leading an unchartered student organiza­ Thursday. For Campusnaut tion and in distributing Logos in student dorm itories. CHICAGO UP)--"I moistened my Smith, a resident surgeon at Smith related at a news confer­ All indications were that Speck Schiff returned to court in December, seeking an injunction finger tips and rubbed. I Saw a Cook County Hospital, related ence. "I picked up his head and decided to kill him self when he against the University, which would force University officials to B. 1 rubbed some m ore and saw that the patient was brought in looked at the nurse to see if she saw his picture on the front page cease interfering with his readm ission to MSU, and which would B-O -R -N .” by police at 12:30 a.m . under the had noticed. I said to her, 'get of every Chicago newspaper, read e ra se all mention of the dism issal from his record. T his first word of a tattoo name of B. Brian. He had been the pap er.’ the detailed description of the Don Sockol began his first leg of a long journey acro ss Michigan "I rem em bered the tattoo," State’s campus on foot at 9:23 p.m. (EST) Sunday. Schiff was readm itted in January 1966. Late that month Horace reading "born to ra ise hell” con­ found, cut and bleeding in a skid C. King, re g istra r, advised ACLU attorneys who represented Schiff firm ed a young doctor’s hunch row flophouse. he added, " ’Born to ra ise hell’. ” Sockol was driven to the extrem ities of the MSU farm s and (continued on page 6) that his academic record did not re fe r in any way to the denial of t h a t h i s patient was Richard D r. Smith, who was on trau ­ Then he moistened his finger expects to a rriv e at Kellogg Center in a couple of weeks. Before leaving, Sockol held a p re ss conference and made a few Schiff’s application for readm ission. Franklin Speck, accused killer ma duty Saturday night, had read tips and began rubbing the pa­ In February Howard R. Neville, provost, informed Schiff’s at­ of eight student nurses. a newspaper ea rlie r. He had tien t’s left arm and disclosed the short rem arks. torneys that he was eligible for a M.A. degree in Economics upon D r. L eroy A. Smith, 26, told scanned the stories of the search tell-tale marking. " I ’m* prepared for almost anything," lie said. Dr. Smith said he asked the But, he admitted, he was a little scared. satisfactory completion of the usual requirem ents for that degree. newsmen Sunday about how he for Speck and looked at his pic­ placed Speck in the hands of po­ tu re. patient his name. "H e finally " I don’t know what’s out there - lice. "I got to him at 12:35,” Dr. spurted out Richard — Richard any m ore than you do," he told Speck." A n examination ascertained theTrThen, d; i e atat his glancing he GIRL wife he his wiie, LOST IN MINE _ _ _ _ _ -------------------------------------------- that Speck had a laceration in added: the crease under the elbow of Gemini 10 Launch his left arm , and there was free bleeding from a cut vein. Dr. Smith said that a police •‘I’ll make It." Dawn, Sockol’s bride of three weeks, was with the party of Calumet Search Continues about 30 that came to see the Due Late Today officer interrupted the question­ ing in Ward 32. He quoted the officer as saying, "I wish you campusnaut off. " I ’m not w orried at a ll," said CALUMET, Mich. (UPI)—Res­ 3,000 feet is a dark pool of Two Coast Guard skindivers volunteered to search the pool the pretty brunette. " I know that w a t e r , accumulated from 40 would refrain from asking ques­ cue workers braving falling de­ for the g irl’s body. CAPE KENNED) (UPI)—While Gemini 10 astronauts John Donald will make It.’’ years of seepage. tions. That will be done by the bris and dripping w ater inched Young and Michael Collins w ere out fishing Sunday, project L ater, however, after Sockol down a dank m ile-deep mine shaft officials gave them a confident go-ahead for launch this sta te ’s attorney." had gone, she confided that she Sunday in a nearly hopeless hunt afternoon on a dual rendezvous and spacewalk th rille r. "A t this point in time the Gemini 10 mission is go,” said Mission D irector William C. Schneider following an a fte r­ Spending Spree was a little unsettled. "If anyone can do It, Donald can, she said. "B ut—It is a long for a lost little girl. Police and officials ofCalumet Local 1585 To Hold noon review of all preparations for the ambitious space venture. Slows Economy w ay." M rs. Sockol said she will prob­ and Hecla Copper Co. vowed to continue rescue efforts 24 hours Emergency Meetings Gemini’s Atlas-Agena rendezvous rocket is scheduled to W A S H I N G T O N (UPI)—T h e ably stay with her family in a day. But Ralph Sanford, direc­ go first at 3:40 p.m . with the astronauts following at 5:21 economy showed a "substantial D etroit while her husband is tor of industrial relations for p.m , on a m ission Young said has "everything in it but the SP EA K S HERE — P u litz e r Local 1585, MSU’s non-academic employes union, will hold an slowdown" in the second quarter gone. the copper mining firm , joined kitchen sin k ." of 1966, p r i m a r i l y because P r iz e - w in n in g poet M ark Sockol Is making the attempt emergency meeting today to decide a course of action involving the g irl’s stepfather in saying Even the w eather seemed to be cooperating. Project offi­ A m ericans finally w ere ending V a n D o r e n will discuss to prove to students and admin­ a dispute in the Physical Plant last week. there was no hope Ruth Ann Mil­ For the convenience of m em bers, th ree meetings will be held at cials said the forecast was "fav o rab le" with roughly three a months-long spending spree. "W o rd s and M u s ic " at is tra to rs that closer communi­ le r, 7, was alive. chances out of four that the common late afternoon thunder­ The Commerce Dept, report­ F a i r c h il d T h e a te r at 4 this cations can and should be es­ different tim es in the Union Building. The first will begin at 2 p.m . storm s would not interfere. afternoon as p art of the tablished, even at a huge multi­ She fell into a bush-covered in the P a rlo r. The other two will begin at 5 p.m. and 8 p.m . in Room ed Sunday that the G ross Na­ Young and Collins took advantage of the lull in prep ara­ tional Product (GNP)—the price F in e A rt s F e s tiv a l. R etired v ersity like MSU. hole alongside a concrete cap 31. tions and went fishing Sunday afternoon after relaxing in a ft e r 40 y e a rs at Columbia Sockol Is carrying the barest c o v e r i n g the long-abandoned ■ The dispute arose when the work schedules of seven men, com­ tag on the nation’s total output th e ir q u arters during the morning. of goods and serv ices—Increased U n iv e rs ity , Van Doren is survival equipment. Most of it mine Saturday while b erry pick­ posing a set-up unit, w ere changed without consulting the union, While the pilots took it easy, launch teams on firing pads c h a n c e llo r of the A m erican was donated to the expedition by ing with her brother, Gary, 10. and the set-up unit was m erged with a lower classification. in April, May and June by only a m ile apart readied the two space machines for the sta rt A cad em y of A rts and L e t­ the PX Store In Frandor. At a special executive board meeting last Wednesday, it was $10.8 billion. This was the sm all­ Sockol kissed his wife, waved The mine shaft, which yielded decided to present the issue before the entire union membership on of the final countdown at daybreak. est gain since the fall of 1964, t e r s . He is the author of The unusually late afternoon launch time—and the 35 his beret to the crowd, held up its last copper in 1924, drops campus for a decision. and put the GNP at a seasonally numerous c r it ic a l a n d c r e - two fingers In the sign of a V vertically for about a mile, of­ Since the incident, the men affected have followed the new work (continued on page 5) adjusted annual rate of $732 bil­ ative w orks, U PI Te l e phot o ficials said. The last 2,000 o r schedule. lion. and left. STATINEW K y i* Kerbawy S Joel Stark Syrian Planes Boost War Fears editor-in-chief advertising manager J E R U S A L E M (UPI)—Syrian on the Thursday a ir attack against planes buzzed the troubled Israeli a Syrian engineering installation M o n d a y , J u l y 18, 1966 border Sunday heightening fears being built to divert the precious Page 2 of a possible counter strik e in w ater of the Jordan River. retaliation for T hursday’s Is­ Isra e li jets attacked the facil­ ra e li a ir attack 10 m iles inside ity in retaliation against what of­ ficials here term ed “ unprece­ Compulsory Arbitration: Syria. Officials described the border dented provocations" by Syrian as tense but quiet and said the te r r o r is t attacks along the bor­ Syrian A ir Foce planes were der. They said the engineering careful to stay over th eir own site was deliberately chosen for te rrito ry . retaliation because the Jordan Hope For Teachers But they recalled that Damas­ cus has pledged "to teach I s ­ ra e l a lesson” and did not rule diversion was aimed against Is­ ra e l. T he two nations have been out the possibility of m ore trouble feuding for some tim e over how M IC H IG A N T E A C H E R S are In a if not im p o s sib le . One of these con­ from th eir Arab neighbor. the w ater should be divided. re a l bind. They a re g ro ss ly under­ ditions would be if s a la rie s were so In Cairo, meanwhile, news­ The influential A1 Ahram news­ paid but the law prevents them fr o m low that te a ch e rs w e re forced to papers Sunday accused the United paper in C airo said the U.S. doing anything substantial about it. " m o o n lig h t " and could not devote States of encouraging Isra e l to furnished arm s which made the The fact that they a re underpaid th e ir e n t ir e attention to teaching. commit aggression against Syria. ra id s possible. Although the raids was highlighted in a recent re p o rt by What then is the tea ch e r to do? He It was the first UAR comment w ere ca rrie d out by French-built L t. Gov. W i llia m M illik e n . M illik e n is faced with low wages and poor m irage jet fighters, the C airo listed as one of the m a jo r problem s working conditions, but the law p re ­ p re ss campaign blamed the U.S., facing teachers and school boards vents h im f r o m strikin g , and no e m ­ apparently reflecting continuing the fact that " t e a c h e r s ’ s a la rie s have been too low f o r too long.” p loyer, public o r p riv a te , is going to consider s erio u s ly the complaints ‘Midsummer b ittern ess in official c irc le s over the U.S. decision in February to Night 9sDream : M illik e n also explains that while of em ployes who don't even have the t supply Israel w i t h S k y h a w k the Hutchinson Act, which applies to a bility to th re a te n to s trik e . bom bers. alm ost all state and local employes, It was the f irs t tim e the U.S. was re c e n tly amended to a llo w te a c h - e r s to bargain co llec tive ly , it s till WE RE C O M M E ND an amendment to the Hutchinson Act, providing fo r At Ledges had supplied Isra e l with attack a irc ra ft. forbids s trik e s . c om pu lso ry a r b itr a tio n if no a g ree ­ A1 Ahram said the U.S. "pol­ W i l l i a m Shakespeare's “ A The main reason f o r this is the ment can be reached. Midsummer Night’s D ream ” will icy of adventure and reck less notion that the government represents An im p a r t ia l a r b i t r a t o r would lis ­ playing with fire, coupled with open in Ledges Playhouse, Grand the people and a s trik e against the ten to both sides o f the case and then arrogance and disdain for world Ledge, at 8:30 p.m . Tuesday. government is a s trik e against the d ete rm in e a solution. His decision public opinion. . . have no doubt The play will run through July people. would be binding upon both sides. encouraged Isra e l to c a rry out 23. Another reason is that in te rru p ­ This would: 1) fo rce the school this provocative aggression” on P e te r Arnott, who has theatri­ tion of many government functions boards to listen to the te a c h e rs ' A rabs. cal experience from England and is a th re a t to the general w elfare. complaints T he newspaper A1 Akhbar said W ales, will make his professional 2) Remove many p re ss u res to s trik e the presence of U.S. U ndersec­ American theater debut a s Bot­ W H IL E IN THE CASE of teachers 3) M ake re al headway against the re ta ry of State Joseph Sisco in tom the Weaver in this produc­ there is not the em m inent danger p ro b lem o f the underpaid teacher. T e l Aviv when the attacks oc­ tion. to the public that there is in the case C o m p ulso ry a r b itr a tio n would not cu rred T h u r s d a y "m ight have Arnott is known for his books of a f i r e m e n ’ s s trike , the potential be an automatic panacea, but ad­ been pure coincidence and might on various phases of theater danger is great and the real losers, m in is te re d e ff ic ie n t ly and im p a r t ia l­ not,” and A1 Gomhouria ex p ress­ and his puppet shows of c la ssi­ the children, are completely innocent. ly, it would be a m a jo r step toward ed the hope that P resident John­ cal drama in several American On the o th er hand, the cause of the solution of the t e a c h e rs ' p ro b lem . son felt " re m o rse ” over having universities. s trik e s may be a result not so much W hat e lse did you get fo r your b irth d a y besides D irected by John Peakes, “ A supplied Israel with a rm s for ag­ of low s a la rie s but conditions in the The E ditors gression. a new “ Honda” ? M idsummer Night’s D ream ” will schools which make education difficult be followed by "Under Milk- Isra e li Foreign M inister Abba wood,” an earthy view of a Welsh Eban issued a weekend state­ fishing village by the late Dylan ment on the strik e saying no na­ OUR READERS SPEAK Thomas, July 26-30. Aug. 2-6 tion in the world could allow a the Ledges Playhouse will p re ­ situation to cintinue in which its' ANSWERS U.S. AIR ATTACKS sent "King L e a r,” considered Shakespeare’s finest tragedy. citizens were subject to attack Who Hunts For Causes? Costumes, selected byLedges’ costum er Sidney Poel and a s s is t­ ant M rs. Eva Arnott, have been a c ro ss borders. "We observed se lf-re stra in t for a long enough period, p ar­ Ho Mobilizes Reserves To the Editor: This letter offers no solutions here is not that Gabridge has chosen his life’s work on rath er silly grounds, but that he has of righteous indignation which perm eates the author’s thinking (so-called). based on clothing worn in the Middle Ages. ticularly a fte r the Syrian at­ tack . . . in M ay," Eban said. TOKYO (UPI)—President Ho diplomat told UPI Hanoi plans Haiphong area prompted the or­ to the problem s of either C arroll smugly made a sweeping and in One need not linger long over Chi Minh’s decision to partially to stage show tria ls and sentence d er. Hawkins or G reat Britain’s Viet fact grossly inaccurate gener­ the folly of his "position." Any­ mobilize his Army reserv e was seen here Monday as Hanoi's the captured airm en to work in oil depots and other installations "On June 27 and 30 last, the U.S. im perialists b o m b e d the Nam policy, discussed in a re ­ cent le tte r by Michael Gabridge. alization. The College of A rts and L etters applauds your choice of one who approached history as something m ore than a set of 'Whites, Arm Yourself’ defiant answer to U.S. escala­ likely to become targets for air suburbs of Hanoi and Haiphong. O rdinarily, I am content to let m ajors, s ir, but, speaking for equations to be memorized could tion of the a ir w ar. Ho announced the mobilization in a brief speech carried on all raid s. Ho’s statem ent said he ordered the partial mobilization "in the T his was a new and m ost serious note of escalation," Ho said. "Bombs and bullets a re being the ravings of the uninformed and irrational m em bers of the student body pass with no m ore myself, I object to the thought- process (so-called) involved not just in the last paragraph of your learn in a basic history course that foreign policy is rarely bas­ ed upon gratitude; deeper inter­ Says KKK Speaker North Vietnamese transm itters face of the present urgent situa­ daily rained on our cities, vil­ than a stifled groan or a sigh. le tte r but throughout. e sts a r e involved. At issue is ELKTON, Md. (UPI)—A Ku Layton Braun, the king kleagle Sunday in which he pledged his tion, to strengthen the national lages, factories, dikes, dams, But the supercilious attitude re ­ Surely if you applied the same not, however, Gabridge’s specific Klux Klan speaker Sunday ad­ of Maryland, said ra llie s would country would fight on for "5, defense forces, to defeat all war hospitals, s c h o o l s , nurseries, flected in the closing paragraph thought-processes to your work position on G reat B ritain (which vised the whites of the nation to be held July 29 and 30 and that 10, 20 y ears or longer" to de­ schem es and acts of the U.S. pagodas, c h u rc h e s,. . of G abridge's lette r r e q u i r e s in the laboratory, MSU would I disagree with) but his irrational arm them selves in case police Robert Shelton, grand dragon of feat "A m erican a g g resso rs." im p erialists, to defend the in­ "T he U.S. im perialists hoped some comment. lose some valuable equipment in response to the problem. departm ents fail to stop "Negro the United Klans of America, The Communist leader made dependence, sovereignty, te r r i­ to shake the m orale of our peo­ Apparently Gabridge seeks an the disaster that would follow. violence.” had prom ised to be th ere. no mention of Hanoi’s threat to to rial integrity and security of ple. But their crim e only serves advanced degree in the College of But as everyone knows scien­ Nowhere is it apparent that "B lack power is a revolution­ Frankhouser said, "N egroes try captured American pilots as the fatherland. . .*' to add fuel to the fire, to deep­ Natural Sciences because he ob­ tists a re careful to gather facts Gabridge has explored, even su­ a ry plot to kill every white child, ’’ involved in the rio ts and civil w ar crim inals, but reports from The broadcast did not say how en the burning hatred of our peo­ jects to associate professors who and observations and to thor­ perficially, the problem s posed s a i d Roy Frankhouser, grand rights activities a re nothing but the Middle East said Ho's gov­ many men would be mobilized ple for the sworn enemy—the "spend all th eir time in search oughly perform the proper proce­ formulating a n d implementing dragon of the Pennsylvania Klan, tools of the Communist p a rty ." ernm ent also had taken a defiant other than that the order affected U.S. ag g ressors and their lack­ of causes to picket and protest dures required. any foreign policy. One cannot the featured speaker at the rally He called for "W hite power” stand on this and planned show " p a rt of the reserve officers and eys—and to prom ote our deter­ for. . „ ’’ and the College of Arts But rem ove the scientist of discover any sign that he ca re ­ staged by the Delaware and Mary­ to em erge. As he defined it, tria ls despite U.S. warnings this non-commissioned officers and mination to fight until final vic­ and L e tters "seem s to be full" the Gabridge m entality from his fully gathered information and land kleagles. white power includes the arm ing might bring swift and severe p art of citizens belonging to the to ry ." of such p ro fesso rs. The point little world of m aterial things reflected upon it concerning the "Individual whites should arm of individual whites to come to retaliation. reserv es of the arm y but not yet and place him in the m idst of specific problem of Great Bri­ them selves in case our police the aid of police in cases of at­ The newspaper A1 Gomhouria serving in the arm y ranks." any one of the great issues that tain. Why didn’t he apply some forces should be unable to act of the tools of tils own trade to tack and every white reg istering in Cairo quoted reliable sources Nor did it contain any threat confront humanity andwatchwhat against Negro violence," he said. and voting for men who embrace as saying the North Vietnamese Embassy th ere rejected a U.S. demand that the captured airm en to carry out a land invasion of South Viet Nam or any other neighboring te rrito ry . Airlines, IAM Talks happens. Evidence and observa­ tion a re abandoned for emotional responses, in this case a sense the problem, insofar as thought processes a re concerned, al­ though, to be su re, there a re Frankhouser presented what he said was North Vietnamese propaganda literatu re and said the Klan viewpoint. Braun, apparently trying to distinct differences in method in s ta rt the meeting with the na­ be considered prisoners of w ar The broadcast left little doubt of righteous indignation joined to a company based in Hong Kong and treated accordingly. The U.A.R., one of the few that recent American a ir raids against oil depots in the Hanoi- Back To Money Issue a hearty dislike of Hawkins’ at­ tem pt to express his convictions. certain are as? In the realm of the sciences Gabridge must do these things, why not in other was sending it postage-free as educational m aterial to teachers. tional anthem, wound up singing it alone and forgot some of the words. He improvised. non-Communlst nations having The thesis of Gabridge’s letters He introduced a man he re ­ T he Klan had advertised "A WASHINGTON (UPI)—Negotia­ After a brief morning session, spheres as well? No. Instead diplomatic relations with Hanoi, P u b lis h e d b» the i idents o f M ich iga n State U n iv e rs i!, on the p rim ary subject of Great fused to identify, saying only that troop of mounted Klansmen” as e v e ry c lo ts do? t ’oughout th e yea r and a spec lo i n In S eptem ber S u b s c rip tio n ra t* tions between five m ajor airlines described by Reynolds as a "use­ we get a supercilious estim a­ transm itted the demand at the W elcom e W eek E d it 510 p e r y ea r. A th o ri id by th e B e a rd of Student P u b lico * Britain’s Viet Nam policy is the man had been a m ember of one of the highlights of the rally. and striking m achinists got back ful exchange," the two sides tion of those people who a re not request of the U.S. that the B ritish owe the United the Community party since the The Klansmen took turns riding M em be r A t* o c ia te d P f re ss, U n ite d P re s s In te rn a tio n a ', to the basic issue of money recessed to perm it the airlines only concerned about man’s pro­ The newspaper said the North In la n d D o ily P re s s As n. A s s o c ia te d C o lleg iate States a debt of gratitude for age of 12. Mr. X, who wore large the three h orses that were p re s­ P re s s , M ic h ig a n P re s s P re s s A s s o c ia tio n . tio n , M ic h ig a n C o lleg iate Sunday as the talks reached the to review the situation. blems but willing to do the c riti­ Vietnamese Embassy " re lte ra t- 10-day mark. our help to them in World War sunglasses, claimed he c o u l d ent. - ed that Hanoi considers captured ¡lo s s po s'o ge po n The White House has express­ II. Such mumblings as "B rave cal thinking necessary to make I and b u sine ss o ffic t at 341 Student S e r. A ssistant L a b o r Secretary have predicted a year ago the The burning of a 40-foot cro ss American pilots as w ar crim inals tic b ig o n Stote Univa ed hope the negotiators would Britain overlooks all the help some progress toward solving Phones: Jam es J. Reynolds said negotia­ get down to serious "reasoning Chicago rio ts of last week and closed the rally. and not war p riso n e rs." E d i t o r i a l ................ . 355-8252 355-8255 given to her in the p a s t . . . and them. C la s s ifie d A d v e rt D is p la y A d v a r tls l 3 S3-6400 to rs for the International Assn. together,” but there was no in­ forecast “ within weeks, perhaps 35S-82W In East Berlin, a Communist B u s in e s s * C irc u 3 5 5 -8 3 1 1 of Machinists (IAM) had agreed gives us a few sentences of Robert S. Cutler days, violent rio ts will break out P h o to g ra p h ic dication Sunday that any kind of to resum e bargaining despite moderated, watered-down sem i­ East Lansing in Boston, Philadelphia, Balti­ presidential intervention was in approval. Her generosity is over­ Graduate A ssistant m ore, Atlanta and New O rleans.” what they regarded as "serio u s acts of provocation” by North­ the offing. The strike has halted about 60 whelming , ’’ characterize the tone Department of History T his was the third Klan rally String Quartet west Airlines. p er cent of the nation’s a ir traf­ in Maryland recently. The firs t Session Tonight / The talks faltered to a halt Saturday after the IAM charged Northwest, one of the struck fic, forcing an approximate 150,- 000 passengers a day to find al­ ternate transportation or stay Apology Requested two drew a total of about 6,000. The Saturday night-Sunday m orn­ ing audience was difficult to e s­ T he multiple strin g quartet Siving A w ay lines, with violating a strike put. tim ate because m ost of those directed by Glen Halik will m eet At L a n s i n g ’s On ly agreement by soliciting service­ men for flights tended by "un­ qualified” ground personnel. The IAM is asking for a 53 cent an hour ra ise over the course of a 36 months’ contract, For Arts And Letters attending did not leave th eir dark­ ened automobiles. T h ere were about 350 c ars. at 7:30 tonight in the Union Mu­ sic Room. Tw enty-three players m et last week. Anyone interested In announcing that talks were with a cost-of-living wage for­ T o the Editor: stead of doing what I am paid to The Sponsors, Ben Sarton, the is invited to attend. 18-H ole, Public resuming, Reynolds said the IAM do” a s M r. G. wrote. The em­ Grand Titan of Delaware, and mula also part of any agreement. I have no desire to prolong G olf C o u r s e with had "responded responsibly, in T h e five a irlin e s—Eastern, any argument with E ast Lansing pirical evidence, (worthwhile in my opinion,” to his request that National, United, T rans World this instance), is that my time PEANUTS P r i v a t e C lub F a c i l i t i e s . G rad Student, Michael Gabridge. trying to implement in practice mom says de can i IS THIS A 6000 PR06RAM YOU'RE management and unions get back and Northwest—have offered a As he admits, I did enlighten the meaning of the Declaration of HAVE IT AS L0N6 WATCHIN6?THERE’S SOMECARTOONS to bargaining on substantive is­ 48-cent i n c r e a s e without the him about G reat B ritain. But, • 18 Holes sues despite side disputes. Independence in this "re sp e c ­ AS DE PONT FI6HT ; ONTHEOTHER CHANNEL...«(OU LIKE cost-of-living formula. ala s, since he continues to blun­ OVER IT... CARTOONS, DONT WU?WHY DONT UE e W atered F a irw a y s d er I must enlighten him further. table” community is; Monday - (LATCHSOME CARTOONS ? OlHY Friday: 8 - 9 a.m .; 5 - 5:30 p.m. • 6,690 Y ards F irs t, let me say that he honors As an E astL ansingresldentG rad DONT I JUST TURN THIS KNOB... me when he im itates my writing • Good F ood • Prescription lenses style in his initial paragraph of G. might join this E ast Lansing ground his lette r of July 14—although resident of 20 y ears. I ’d be happy Assure Yo u r Starting really as a MSU grad student to have him aboard. T im e With A Phone a Complete selection Singularly enough I ’ve never MOM!! struggling to be born he should R eservatio n . . . of frames cite the source of his imitation. w ritten o r researched so much Now, a s St. Thomas, (no em pir­ and so successfully as in the past 48 5-723 7 * Sunglasses ic ist he), might say, I reply: six months. The well is running a bit dry this past two weeks— READ ANY 6000 BOOKSLATELY? 7 ---- s It I am not in the College of a Repairs while you wait A rts and L e tte rs. I wish that I so rt of lost my inspiration— GREEN MEADOWS I were, with no offense to social but I ’m confident that if I keep lÍ Hit science. 1 think that Grad Stu­ trying I’ll be inspired again. G O LF COURSE Bator Opticians dent Gabridge should apoligize to the associate professors of In the meantime a bit of picket­ ing in a good cause sweetens the a r ts and lette rs. soul C a rro ll Hawkins 1 /2 m ile west of W a v e r ly Road on W est G ra n d R iv e r 223 Abbott (Next to State Theater) I do not spend all my tim e "in A ssociate Professor, search of causes to picket, in- P olitical Science M ichigan State N ew s, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 18, 1 9 6 6 0 RUSK TELLS REDS World News at a Glance 'V o lu n te e rs ' B a n n e d WASHINGTON (UPI) — Secre­ additional countries in the fight­ tance of treating prisoners as the Says In filtr a tio n Won’t Be L im ite d ta ry of State Dean Rusk warned ing will be a very serious mat­ entire world would expect p ris­ the Soviet Union and its Warsaw t e r ." oners to be tre a te d .” W A S H IN G T O N ( U P I ) — No amount of North V i e t ­ P act allies Sunday against send­ He made it clear that w ors­ Rusk said the U.S. still is namese m o b ilizatio n w ill prevent the United States ing "volunteers" to fight in Viet ening relations between Moscow seeking some evidence of Com­ f r o m lim itin g in filtra tio n into South V ie t Nam, Deputy Nam. " It would be very unwise and Washington because of Viet m unist willingness to talk peace, Defense S e c r e ta ry C yru s R. Vance said Sunday. for them to get involved," he Nam would not cause the U.S. using Canadian and other diplo­ If Hanoi c a r r i e s out its announced intention of p a r ­ to reduce the scope of its op­ m atic channels, b u t ' h a s found said. t i a l l y m o b ilizin g its re s e rv e s , he said, U.S. a ir In an exclusive interview with erations there. no encouraging response. s t r ik e s can s till " im p o s e a ceilin g which w ill lim it United P re s s International, Rusk "W e a re going to meet our Asked whether any special ef­ the num ber of men ana the amount of supplies which also demanded that North Viet commitments in South Viet Nam fort was made to persuade North they could move into South V ie t N a m . " Nam observe "norm al, civilized" and if there a re those who don’t Viet Nam to negotiate before In a tele visio n in te rv ie w (Face the Nation, CBS), procedures in dealing with cap­ like it, It’s too bad," he de­ oil storage depots on the out­ Vance speculated Hanoi might need the e x t r a man­ tured American airm en. clared. sk irts of Hanoi and Haiphong, p o w er to r e p a ir com munication and tran s p o rta tio n As in the m atter of outside On threats of "w ar crim es” were bombed, Rusk said that lines d estroyed by U.S. bombing attacks. Communist intervention, he re ­ tria ls of U.S. fliers, Rusk said when the bombings were ordered, fused to say what the U.S. re ­ " it is very important for Hanoi "w e did not see any prospect sponse might be if Hanoi carried to understand that they are ex­ o r any indication that Hanoi was N e a r-R io t In San F ra n c is c o out its threat to try American pected to comply with the nor­ prepared either to make peace captives as war crim inals. mal, civilized standards in deal­ o r to talk about peace.” SAN FRANCISCO UP)— An attem pts of a few hard-core He declined to speculate about ing with p riso n ers." Rusk reaffirm ed U.S. opposi­ arm ed robbery in which a Negro ra c ists to exploit it. possible retaliation which, he He added: "Now if Hanoi r e ­ tion to Red China’s admission to Negro policeman wounded a And police said they do not said, " ra is e s some very fa r- so rts to barbaric tactics in this the United Nations, despite P re s ­ Negro suspect in San F ran ­ expect more trouble. reaching questions." m atter, it would be a very s e r­ ident Johnson’s declaration last cisco ’s Negro d istric t was fol­ S e v e n fire s—all s m a l l , S E L F - S E R V I C E POST O F F I C E - MSU Vice P res id en t fo r business and finance Rusk was adamant about U.S. ious development and we are try ­ w e e k that the Chinese might lowed by a n e a r-rio t early w ere set with gasoline bombs. P h ilip J. May speaks at the dedication of the s e lf - s e r v i c e postal unit. He is flanked determination to stand firm as ing to do everything we can to change their rigid attitudes if Sunday. Seven Negro youths were a r­ by p ic tu re s of President Johnson and P o s tm a s te r G enral L aw ren c e F . O ’ B rie n . long as necessary in Southeast im press upon them the im por- they increased their contacts with Police controlled the out­ rested. A white ambulance The unit is located on the c o r n e r of Shaw and F a r m lanes. Photo by Russ Steffey Asia. His statem ent came In the outside world. break in a short tim e. They d riv er was manhandled but not response to a question whether Rusk predicted the United Na­ said it was not racial, despite badly hurt. there was a "point in your own tions this fall again would refuse B r itis h May Reduce F o rce s In G erm any Postal Station Dedicated mind over which we cannot step” without bringing Red China into the war. Cavanaugh Fans Meet Tuesday to admit Peking because of its insistence that Nationalist China be thrown out. "We a re determ ined to see that L O N D O N ( A P ) — A threa t to cut the B ritis h a r m y o n the Rhine to a token fo rc e unless West G e rm a n y pays m o re to w ard its upkeep was re p orte d under consid­ e r a t io n by the government Sunday as p a r t of its —But Nothing Happened! South Viet Nam is not seized by the North m ilita rily ," he said. We have a commitment to see Students and Faculty forC ava- nagh, a group organized to pro­ mote Detroit Mayor Jerom e P. p ro g r a m f o r re s to rin g health to B r i t a i n ’ s sick econ­ By L E O Z A IN E A ded cheerfully to a few area throughout the country within the that through and we’re going to C a v a n a g h fo r the Democratic State News Staff W r i t e r postm asters clustered about, grit next seven months. see it through. Now they have nomination fo r the U.S. Senate, omy. C h a n c e llor of the Exchequer James Callaghan is his teeth and deposited m ore All have proven to be useful, got to decide them selves how far will meet at 8 p.m . Tuesday In Federal p o s t a l o f f i c i a l s economical and well accepted, they’re prepared to p re ss that D is c o u n t fly in g to Bonn on Wednesday and in form ants say he money. Again nothing. 34 Union. launched the nation’s firs t 24- according to postal reports. purpose." An alert member of the Wash­ w ill be c a r r y in g what amounts to an u ltim a tu m to C h a n c e llo r Ludwig E rhard. hour a day sidewalk self-service ington post office dedication team Although MSU is the site of the R u s k said he did not know The m eeting's purpose is to sign up volunteers who wish to Cosmetics post office here Friday and all first campus self-service unit whether North Viet Nam actually rushed over to apologize for the W est G e rm a n y has brushed off previous p re s s u re f r o m London f o r u n d e rw ritin g $252 m illio n a year of system s w ere stop. machine and then scurried inside others will be opened in the near would accept the recent Warsaw work on Cavanagh’s campaign on campus and in East Lansing, & Vitam ins Before form al d e d i c a t i o n future at four other schools, Pact offer to send volunteers if what it costs B rita in to keep the Rhine a rm y , now the tiny building to retrieve the F r a n k Tomascik, the group's numbering about 50,000 troops, in G e rm a ny . The total cerem onies began, visiting dig­ nitaries and University and fed­ money. including the University of Buf­ Hanoi requested. But if Hanoi spokesman, said. 619 E. Grand River annual cost is $484.4 m illio n , alm ost half of it in "What a re you supposed to do falo and Ohio State University. did, he said, "the intrusion of Xci'oss f r o m Student S e r v ic e e ra l officials mingled about the fo reig n exchange. when this happens?" he asked six-sided walk-up unit, inspect­ • Dai I y 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. with a sardonic grin. ing the various vending machines, Everyone close strained an • Wed. 9 a. m. - 9 p.m. Police School Is Needed scales and mail chutes. One of them gingerly placed a dollar into a bill changing ma­ chine, and stood waiting for the e a r to catch the chagrined reply. "T h ere ’s a 'hot-line' phone inside,” he said, pointing to the Big 10 Assn. Promotes building. "It connects you im­ m iraculous p r o c e s s . Nothing A recently approved Police Ad­ m inistration s c h o o l at Wayne State U niversity is the second Few police students come to MSU from that area, he said. B randstetter sat on a com­ m ittee of scholars which has happened. A few persons watching near­ by broke into a muffled laugh. mediately to the nearest post office—at any hour of the day." Despite a few small mechanical w rinkles, which accompany most Student Health Services ° Car,on ( e x c e p t pr e mi um such four-year program in Mich­ Unruffled at the man’s con­ channel of communication was evaluated the program as It has new devices like these, the com­ MSU is part of an association MSU will be the host school in br ands) igan. Michigan State U niversity sternation, another tried a vend­ needed to be developed in order developed at Wayne State. pact self-service unit was hailed of student health services form ­ 1968. had the first. ing machine for stam ps, enve­ to discuss them. Limit 1 T h e establishm ent of the sec­ "They may call upon the MSU as "a milestone in postal innova­ ed by the Big 10 schools and the Next summer when the asso­ lopes, post cards and parcel The most prevalent differenc­ Void Su l. , J u l y 2d police adm inistration school to tion" by Frank Sulewski, a ssist­ U niversity of Chicago to evalu­ ciation m eets at Northwestern ond school should not affect the insurance. es, he said, were in available h e l p teach or do re se a rc h ," ant to the regional director in ate a n d standardize available University in Evanston, 111. MSU school here, A.F. B randstetter, He boldly shoved 80 cents down services and operating budgets. d irecto r of police adm inistra­ B randstetter said. Chicago. Sulewski represented services. representatives will discuss bud­ ■ M CouponBBH the slot, pushed a button and— Cooke said that while all of The State Board of Education T yler Abell, assistant postm as­ get f o r m a t s and standarlzed tion, said. nothing. He cast a foreboding Jam es W. Cooke, adm inistra­ these participating schools have unanimously approved the e s­ te r general stranded in Wash­ "serv ic es provided" reports. " I t’s a good development and glance at the silent machine. tor at Olin Health C enter, and will serve the southeastern part of the s ta te ," B randstetter said. tablishment of the program of Wayne State at its last meeting. Taking a deep breath he nod- ington because of the current airline strike. Dr. Jam es S. Feurig, medical The schools initiated organi­ zation of the Big 10 association out-patient facilities, only a few health centers provide in-patient Coppertone director at Olin, represented the care. Most schools re fe r students The c irc u lar shaped unit is three years ago at a meeting of university at an organizational in need of hospitalization to other located at the pedestrian c ro ss­ the 250 member American Col­ meeting held at Purdue Univer­ facilities, he said. 89c V a l i 153 KILLED SINCE FRIDA Y walk at Farm and Shaw lanes near the heavily-used Shaw Lot bus stop. The unit provides all basic sity last June. Cooke said the new association plans to meet annually at dif­ lege Health Assn. in Ann Arbor. Cooke said that the m id-w est­ ern institutions recognized their He explained that the associa­ tion defines a "student health serv ice" as essentially an out­ 490 V o i d S a l ., J u l y 2 s sostal needs at no extra charge. ferent participating universities. mutual problem s and felt that a patient facility. Cong Bombed Near Border On the outside walls of the build­ ing a re vending machines for stam ps, envelopes, postal cards C oupon SAIGON, South Viet Nam li)— but a U.S. spokesman reported tending that the U.S. and South and even parcel insurance. Scales A thousand U.S. M arines hit the 13 M arines w ere killed and three Vietnamese forces had failed to a re available for both letters Listerine beach near North Viet Nam’s others r e s c u e d when enemy achieve th eir objectives in the and packages. doorstep Sunday to set up a ground fire brought down a Marine five-month dry season that end­ There a re m ail boxes for let­ Reg. S I . 09 blocking force for a joint Ma­ CH46 Sea Knight, troop-carrying ed in May. rine-South Vietnamese opera - helicopter at the outset of the Neither Ho’s order nor the tlon designed to draw out and operation Friday. Up to five heli­ Viet Cong’s vow for renewed destroy a North Vietnamese a r ­ copters have been reported dam­ efforts stirre d any public reac­ te rs as well as a parcel post depository. Mailing Information is posted, but any "em ergency" Limit 1 \ uh! s a l J u l y 69C2 my division believed to have aged or destroyed. tion by Saigon. questions may be asked over a slipped acro ss the border. At the sam e time, the U.S. The M arine-Vietnam ese oper­ free ’hot-line’ telephone to a Eight-engine B52 b o m b e r s Command In Saigon reported that ation south of the dem ilitarized nearby post office manned day Coupon from Guam backed the operation U.S. A ir Force and Navy jets zone separating North and South and night. with a saturation attack on sus­ flew another 121 missions over Viet Nam began Friday, but ma­ The postal innovation here is Right Guard pected enemy hiding places, some North Viet Nam on Saturday— jo r contact was not made until eight m iles south of the dem ili­ equaling the record set 24 hours the next day and continued through tarized zone separating North e a rlie r. The raids focused on oil Sunday, when action slackened. a sm aller variation of self-serv ­ ice units that have been tested in suburban Los Angeles, At­ DISCOVER SAVINGS D eodorant and South Viet Nam, depots—two only a few m iles lanta, Ga., and Washington, D.C. Reg. $1 .0 0 n a m e s e reported killing 153 and bridges 66 and secondary highways. Pilots explosions, in­ "We know there w ere a lot of The M arines and South Viet- north of the border—water tra f­ North Vietnamese up here, so fic, we came up and started hunting Communist soldiers since the reported setting off 105 fires them ," said Maj. Gen. Wood B. One hundred of the shopping cen­ te r types will be I n s t a l l e d Our Coin Operated Laundry L im it 1 59C operations began Friday. A North Void Sat., July 23 Vietnamese division runs from dicating hits on fuel and ammu­ Kyle, commander of the 3rd Ma­ rine Division. He flew to Cam THE MICHIGAN 5TATE and Dry Cleaning Village Offers 3,000 to 4,000 men. Allied cas­ nition storage a rea s. Lo where the M arines set up UNIVERSITY Coupon ualties w ere described as light, U.S. pilots flew 500 sorties against enemy positions In South combat headquarters. Viet Nam, the U.S. Command re ­ "W e’ll just have to stay up ported. A so rtie is a single at­ h ere until we find them ,” he GRADUATION Drop-Off Service FOR Secret Spray Ryun Breaks tack or m ission by a single said. "T hat could take days or D e o d o ra n t plane. L atest rep o rts on the M arine w eeks." With the B52s striking at noon, RING Laundry Dry Cleaning R9 00 59c Mile Record action—called Operation Hast­ an amphibious force of 1,000 ings in conjunction with a 2,000- M arines from the U.S. 7th Fleet NOW A V A IL A B LE - . . . we also o ffe r man South Vietnamese force— landed about 20 m iles east of \ oi d S a l J u l y 23 BERKELEY, Califi/P)—Slender m iler Jim Ryun shattered the came hours after President Ho the strik es and began a push In­ A DIAMOND IN LIEU OF A STONE. Pressing Shirts F R EE P a rk in g & T V Open 7 A . M . To 11 P .M . Chi Minh of North Viet Nam land that was uneventful, except world’s established m ile m ark 7 Days a Week ■ ■ ■ C ouponB IM ordered p artial mobilization of fo r the killing of three Commu­ h ere Sunday covering the distance re se rv e officers and civilians to nists in the initial landing. The in three minutes 51 and th ree- step up the w ar effort. M arines suffered no casualties. tenths seconds. At the sam e tim e the Viet These M arines w ere described FRANDOR Aspirin The 19 - y ear - old collegian Cong—guerrillas operating in the a s a blocking force on the east­ MICHIGAN from the University of Kansas South—a n n o u n c e d they, too, took two and three-tenths sec­ would intensify their w ar. A Ra­ ern flank. The main body of R c „ 49c onds off the old record held by dio Hanoi broadcast quoted the M arines spread out 2,000 yards in front of their South Vietnam­ z ae O Michel Jazy of France. IU Ryun’s reco rd was made be­ Viet Cong leadership as con­ ese allies. Ol a. ae ae Limit 1 fo re a slim crowd of 1,500 at the Rings i n c l u d e degree, V o id S a t . , J u l y 23 < U niversity of California’s Ed­ ward Stadium in the A ll-A m eri­ It’s Great For A Date! seal, 3 engraved initials and a choice of 10 stones. EAST u KALAMAZOO z Lanes A va ila b le F o r can Meet. C arl W eislger of San Diego was a distant second in three minutes and 58 seconds. Open Bowling E v e r y Nite! ■-/' • 40 Lanes • Lounge 7Ae s HERE WE ARE MARRIED HOUSING Specials A vailable Ryun led at the end of three • B i 11ia r ds • Snack B a r Qcuid it East L an sin g q u arters and then exploded Into a final lap sprint of 56 and th ree- Open E v e ry Day at 9 A .M . Across From Norge Laundry & KALAMAZOO Store O nly tenths seconds. 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Low mileage. 351— lo r’s home with two seniors In discrim ination In i t s ad­ cam ber compensator, under­ 6566. 5-7/21 Math, P h i l o s o p h y . Cooking, vertising c o l u m n s . The coating, other extras. $1095. l o u n g e , N ear B e r k e y . $12. ' w ith a State News will not accept advertising from persons discrim inating against r e ­ ligion, race, color or na­ tional origin. Call 339-2750 or 339-2208. 5-7/19 VALIANT, 196(5, 4-door sedan. Six cylinder automatic. Very 1966 YAMAHA' 250cc Catalina. Factory perfect. W arranty In effect. Call Jim , days, 355- 5273; nights 351-4618. 5-7/19 Spaulding, F isch e r. 332-3574. Rooms 3-7/18 West Side Calmer nice shape all around. Perfect, H A R L E Y D A VI DS ÔN 1963 MEN: Singles-doubles available CHICAGO (UPI)— N a t i o n a l night and by Saturday night there they refused to obey police o r­ low cost economical f a m i l y c ar. Call Sportster CH. Excellent con­ sum m er-fall. Kitchen facilities Guard troops moved into Chi­ was nothing to keep them busy. d ers to move from the stre e ts. 372-3731. 5-7/21 dition, ex tras. $950. Call ED and TV. $8 sum m er. Contact cago’s rio t-sc a rre d West Side T he biggest problem was mak­ W ANT AD A u to m otive VOLKSWAGEN l9 6 l. Exception- 2-5431 after 5 p.m . 3-7/18 Les, 351-4490. 3-7/20 Sunday bent on keeping the p re ­ ing p rogress in traffic jam s caus­ Maj. Gen. F ran cis P . Kane, commander of the 33rd Infantry CORVETTE 1959, new 327 36?, dominantly Negro neighborhood ed by sightseers who felt it was ally clean. Much below market F o r Sale peaceful. Division, said his troops should • AUTOMOTIVE new Goodyear tire s. $1,200. Aviation now safe to tour the slum area for quick sale. Call Mike 355- Fifteen-hundred men were a s­ have been called into the trouble • EMPLOYMENT 2109 Coolidge Street N.W. Phone LEARN TO FLY at our Gov- FOR WEDDING a n d practical where at least two persons were 3308 o r 351-7216. 3-7/20 area e a rlie r. • FOR RENT 485-9035. 3-7/20 ernment licensed school with shower gifts, see ACE HARD­ signed to the area, the sm allest killed, scores injured and hun­ VOLKSWAGEN 1962 sedan, rad- experienced instructors. It’s WARE’S s e l e c t i o n s . 201 E. contingent since the Guard was dreds arre ste d in three nights “ We should have been there the • FOR SALE D6DGE 19 5 6 2-door hardtop, io, heater, two new whitewalls, easy and fun I Open every day I Grand R iver, a c r o s s from summoned. On previous nights of rioting. night before,” he said, referrin g • LOST & FOUND power steering, power brakes. low mileage. Excellent condi­ • PERSONAL F o r the best, come to F ra n - Union. Phone ED 2-3212. C 2,200-man contingents w ere sent Stores were looted, buildings to Thursday night when a Negro Runs w ell. $75. P h o n e 332- tion. IV 7-3477 or IV 4-1915. CIS AVIATION. Call IV 4-1324 out. • PEANUTS PERSONAL 4468. 3-7/19 En g l is h L i g h t - w e i g h t 3- and autos burned and thousands and a 14-year-old g irl were kill­ 5-7/22 for an appointment now I The troops on foot and in jeeps of windows smashed in the worst ed and six policemen were shot. • REAL ESTATE DODGE, 1961 Wagon, one owner, s p e e d bicycles. $39.77 full • SERVICE exceptionally clean, automatic. V<5LK5Wa GEn 1963 only 8,300 C price. R ental-purchase term s patrolled an area of 130 square racial outbreak Chicago has seen The troops entered the area • TRANSPORTATION m iles. One owner, like new. available. We also have tennis blocks. A force of 500 police­ in decades. in the early evening and re tu rn ­ Good tire s , below market for a Em ploym ent • WANTED Must sell. Call 355-9958 after racquets, golf balls, badminton men in squad c a rs roved a larg ­ T averns, liquor sto res and pool ed to their arm ory a t 3 o’clock quick sale. 332-0789. 3-7/19 5:30.__________________ 5-7/18 WANTED PART-time banjo in- birdies, gifts and housewares. e r a rea—one of approximately halls remained closed, but other­ on previous nights. DEADLINE EDSfeL 1959 2-door. Body good. stru cto r for studio operation. ACE HARDWARE, acro ss from 15 square m iles. wise life on the West Side ap­ Engine dependable. $100. Call Auto Service & Parts Inquire at M arshall Music, East the Union. ED 2-3212. C T here were no incidents and peared to be back to normal. The soldiers again toted bayo­ 1 P.M. o n e c l a s t d ay be­ 487-3061 after 5:30 p.m. no a rre s ts by 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Only nine persons were a r ­ net-tipped rifle s but did not ca rry ATLAS ?.$b-14 Blackwall tube- Lansing. Afternoons only. CIPHER TWO track mono, h i- The National Guard took the fore publ ¡c a tio n , 5-7/22 less tire . Never been used. P e r­ rested Saturday night, all charg­ grenades or te a r gas as they did fi, tape re c o rd e r. Like new. steam out of the rio ts Friday fect shape. Call ED7-9566after Evening E m ploym ent ed with disorderly conduct when Friday night. C a n c e l l a t i o n s - 12 noon one FIAT SPIDER, owner must sell. $59. Phone 332-2760. 3 -7/20 c l a s s day b e fo re p u b l ic a t io nCall evenings. Phone 351-4181. 5 p.m . 5-7/20 Top earnings for those who a re able to maintain their MUST SELL. Twin bed, $5t) or 5-7/18 ACCIDENT PR OB LEM ? C a l l best offer. 17” Motorola Con­ Symposium On Hypnosis studies and a re free 4 PHONE FORD Galaxie 500, 1964. Hard KALAMAZOO STREET BODY nights per week. Sat. over­ sole TV, $30 o r best offer. top, 8 cylinder. Stick shift. Im­ SHOP. Small d e n t s to large 332-0380 after 6 p.m . 3-7/20 355-8255 mediate sale. $1350. 355-0865. tim e available for those w recks. American and foreign who qualify. Requires neat PORTABLE WestinghouseTV, 19 RATES 3-7/18 c a rs . Guaranteed work. 482- appearing, serious, hard inch screen, instant-on, stand 1 DAY............ S I.50 3 DAYS......... ¿3.00 5 DAYS......... ¿5.00 FORD 1062 convertible, V -8,au- tomatic, power steering, radio, whitewalls. Phone 489-8888 be­ fore 5:30; 482-1080 evenings. 1286. 2628 E. Kalamazoo. C NEW BATTERIES. E x c h a n g e p ric e from $7.95. New sealed N E w orker. Phone Mr. Arnold, Qg 1 /«mi E D ANNOUNCER-Newsman, firs t class engineer-announc- included. $65. Phone 351-4253. 3-7/20 SINGER F E A T H E R W E I G H T Opens At Kellogg Today beam s, 99/. Salvage c a rs, large Portable Sewing Machine. All One of the four educators con­ ( b a s e d on 15 w o rd s per ad) 3-7/20 e r, and announcer-salesm an. One hundred y ears of research have learned on each other. Spag­ stock used p a rts. ABC AUTO aluminum, weighs only eleven ducting the symposium is Joseph Over 15, 10c per word, per day. GTO 1^64 2-door, a u t o m atic. PARTS, 613 E. South St. IV 5- Apply in person WCER, Char­ has changed hypnosis from sus­ nuolo said that the doctors them ­ Radio, w h i t e w a l l s , etc. Top lotte. 3-7/20 pounds. Z ig-Z ags, button holes, picious black magic to an in­ selves are admittedly apprehen­ Reyher, associate p rofessor of T h e r e w i II be a 5 0 ( s erv iC9 1921. C a p p l i q u e s , monograms, etc. clinical psychology h ere. Reyher notch condition. Call 332-0466. SERVICE AND sales full time creasingly respected tool for the sive. a n d b o o k k e e p in g c ho ree it 3-7/18 $79.43 cash, or need reliable health-care professions. We have learned, said Spag­ has w ritten many books on the Scooters & Cycles for m ature individuals who qual­ t h i s ad is not p a id w i t h i n party to make payments of $6.62 Today a t Kellogg C enter more nuolo, that during hypnosis a subject of hypnosis and psycho­ MERCLd ES BENZ 1961 210$ ify. Generous income and bene­ o n e week. 250cc 1966 A llstate. 1600 m iles. per month. Phone Lansing, IV than 100 optom etrists, dentists person is aware of what is going pathology. 4 -d o o r, automatic, a ir con­ fits. Thorough practical train ­ Excellent buy. $450 or best 9-6448. Ask for P risc illa . and osteopaths a re participating on around him, and cannot be in­ ditioned, red leather interior. ing. Call 332-3539 for in ter­ offer. Call TU 2-5867. 5-7/20 C l-7 /1 8 in a post-graduate sem inar on the duced to do anything he wouldn’t A utom otive - C A D I L L A C 1^63 convertible. Reclining s e a t s . $995. The checkpoint - 2285 W. Grand JAWA-TRAILS, 1^65 350cc. l600 view. GIRL, 16, desires babysitting 3-7/20 GOLF REPRESENTATIVE taking o rd ers on every club made. clinical use of hypnosis. normally do. The exam iner and Alumni Study River. Phone 332-4916. m iles, like new. Best offer. Over Dr. Ralph J. Spagnuolo, di­ the patient are able to commu­ jobs in U n i v e r s i t y Village, Sharp. Call 485-4111 before 6:30 p.m. 3-7/20 PLYMOUTH 2-door automatic, 8. 5-7/18 $600. Call 372-6029. 5-7/21 BIKE FOR SALE. English ra c e r, Cherry Lane. Own transporta­ tion. Available anytime. 355- Tremendous Savings, three day delivery. 337-1015 after 6 p.m . re c to r of the third annual sym­ nicate, he said. T his refutes posium, said that em phasis is the old idea that hypnosis is Program Held ,10-7/22 placed on the use of hypnosis like going into a coma o r un­ CORVAIR 1^65 Monza, 2-door, four on the floor. Redl Take Phone 882-8230. Radio, dependable. One owner. 5-7/20 H e r c u l e s . In good condition. Phone TU 2-9109. 5883. 1-7/18 EARNINGS ARE unlimited as an 3-7/20 STUDY DESKS, sm all chests, for contact lens w earers. Other conscious state. As I see it, a re a s being studied a re the ba­ explained the doctor, the diag­ At Kellogg over payments. Phone IV 2 - roll-aw ays, & bunk beds. New : 3174. 3-7/20 PLYMOUTH, 195^?, good running BENELLI 1^66 250cc Baracuda, AVON representative. T u r n & used m attre sse s—all sizes. sic principles of inducing hyp­ nostic and therapeutic uses of This week MSU’s campus will condition. $135. Call OR 7-7001. under 600 m iles. $575. Phone your free tim e into $$. For ap­ Study lamps, typew riters, tape nosis, common misconceptions hypnosis deal with sharpening be infiltrated, not only by the CORVAIR MON^A 1963, excel- pointment in your home, w rite 3-7/18 332-3531 or 332-1289. 5-7/22 rec o rd ers, m etal w ardrobes, about it, office routine in work­ a person’s senses through sug­ •'greenhorns’' h ere for orienta­ lent shape. $850 . 372-6225. M rs. Alona Huckins, 5664School PLYMOUTH 1061, 5-door auto- portable TV sets, large selec­ ing with a hypnotized patient, gestion or getting him to relax tion, but by “ o ld ies"—alumni 1-7/18 YAMAHA 1^64 250cc. Excellent Street, H aslett, Michigan or call matic, 8. Radio, dependable. One tion new & used electric fans. safeguards, and child hypnosis. sufficiently to be treated effec­ returning for the Third Annual CORSA 1965 convertible, fled, owner. Phone 882-8230. 5-7/20 condition. Many extras. Must evenings. 339-2198. C7-22 The study takes the form of tively. Everything for the home. WIL­ Alumni Vacation-Study Program . white top, black interior, 4- se ll. $395. Cali Bill, 355-6297. l e c t u r e s , exhibits and actual T his eye-care aspect of hyp­ E n t i t l e d "M an—1966," the . speed, 140 hp. Four carbs, rad­ PORSCHE 1966 Super 50 coupe, 5-7/18 SURVEY WORK-part time g irls COX SECOND HAND STORE, dem onstrations during which the nosis is so new that it is only ivory, red in terior, radio, seat over 18, housewives who wish 509 E. Michigan, Lansing. Phone program will deal with a dif­ io, whitewalls, w i r e w h e e l s , s t Ra t T on ^ ' S p o r t CENTER participants practice what they practiced routinely in two states, b e l t s , e x c e l l e n t condition to work four hours a day. Sal­ IV 5-4391, 8-5:30 p.m . t C feren t aspect of man’s existence tachom eter, manifold p re ss, cy­ has opened Suzuki of Charlotte. California and Maryland, said throughout. S e r v i c e records ary plus bonus. F o r interview, BABY GRAND piano in excellent each day. linder head temp, oil p re ss, Immediate d e l i v e r y of X6’s Spagnuolo. However, he and fel­ available. Must sell. IV 9-4036 call TU 2-4700 or 882-2437. condition. 4797 Nakoma Drive, Monday the lectures will cover am m eter, clock. See at South after 6 p.m . 5-7/22 while they la st. Or see us about S e r v ic e ______ low participants, felt that hyp­ "T h e N atural Sciences and Man Case Hall. 355-6966. 3-7/20 any new Suzuki. C 3-7/20 Okemos. 10-7/19 D I A P E R SERVICE, Diaperene nosis is the answ er to helping RENAULT 1^65 R-8 s e r i e s '4- — 1966." The speakers will be 1965 HONDA 1^0.'Excellent con- WAITRESSES needed thru Sep- BICYCLE ¿ALES, rentals and Franchised Service Approved patients who want to be fitted Thomas H. Osgood, d irector of C O R V E T T E CONVERTIBLE door sedan. Four speed trans­ serv ices. A l s o used. EAST dition. Best offer. 351-4955. tem ber 18. Jack & Jill Ranch, by Doctors and DSIA. The most for contact lenses but block prog­ A bram s Planetarium , andArmon 1965. 300 hp, a ir conditioned, m ission. Radio, heater. Very 3-7/18 Rothbury, Michigan. R esort ex­ LANSING C Y C L E , 1215 E. modern and Only personalized re s s b e c a u s e of unnecessary F . Y anders, assistan t dean of AM-FM r a d i o , all p o w e r . low m ileage. Jet black with Grand River. Call 332-8303. C service in Lansing, providing fears. STRATTON'S"iyPORT CENtER clusively for young adults 19- R esearch and G raduate P r o ­ $3,450. Call 372-4941 or 332- red interior. $695. SIGNS FORD has th e new B e n e l l i 250 35. Good lodging, e x c e l l e n t you with diaper pails, poly bags, In referring to the uses of hyp­ gram s and p rofessor of zoology. 8294. 5-7/18 SALES, 162 W. Grand River, Animals Scram bler. IV 4-4411. C m eals, salary and tips. Staff deodorizers and diapers, or use nosis for helping alcoholics and Virgil Scott, Joseph Waldemeir Williamston. 655-2191. C your own. Baby clothes washed heavy sm okers, Spagnuolo said allowed to participate in enter­ POODLES: APRICOT, m iniature, and David Kubal, all of the Dept, tainment and activities. Inter­ AKC. Eight weeks old. Healthy, fre e. No deposit. Plant inspec­ re se a rc h has proven it isn ’t ap­ of English, will discuss " L ite r­ views at Placem ent Bureau 2-4 beautiful. P ap er trained. ED 7- tion invited. AMERICAN DIA­ plicable. As a m atter of fact, he atu re and Man— 1966" Tuesday. p.m . July 20. Sign up now. 0708. 3-7/18 PER SERVICE, 914 E. G ier— added, the re se a rc h er on smok­ "H istory amd Man—1966" is LABORATORY AIDE with college CALL 482-0864. C ing hasn’t been able to break the G E R M A N SHEPHERDS AKC. Wednesday’s topic. training in Biological Sciences. Snow-whites. B l a c k - s i l v e r s. HAVE ROOM in my licensed home habit. LET ME Forty hours/w eek. Must have Michigan d riv er’s license. For m o r e information, 372-1910 Puppies. Studs. Ruth’s. 14645 A irport Road. Phone 484-4026. 3-7/20 for day c a re . Full o r p art tim e. Frandor. 482-8340 . Spagnuolo said that although the Playground f a c i l i t i e s , near clinical aspects of hypnosis a re 3-7/18 new, b e c a u s e of the b r e a k ­ Rains Uncover Dinosaur Bones ext. 282 . 3-7/18 throughs they could provide they ALASKAN M A L E M U T E AKC DIAPER S E R V I C E , Lansing’s a re eyed with curiosity and re ­ CIUDAD MAZQUIX, Mex. (#)-- OFFICE MANAGER needed by pups, young adults, stud s e r­ finest. Your choice of three spect by many professions. He Heavy ra in s recently w a s h e d DIVE INTO local insurance agency. Please call 372-5360. 10-7/19 BABY SITTER for 2 Indian child- vice, Siberian Huskie bred for quality. Phone 694-6786. 3-7/18 types. Containers furnished, no deposit. You may include two pounds baby clothes. T ry our said that the future undoubtedly will provide for many routine u se s of hypnosis in health care. away topsoll and exposed the bones of a 25-foot-tall dinosaur believed to be m illions of years ren, 2 1/2, 1 year old. 7 a.m . POODLE NINE week old female. Velvasoft process, 25 years in T h is two-day symposium is old, it was reported. One e sti­ to 4 p.m ., perferably Indian $125 flat or $45 and first litte r. Lansing. BY-LO DIAPER SER­ sponsored by the C entral Michi­ m ate said the skeleton, found YOUR MONEY woman aged 40-50 , 351-5334. 3-7/19 Phone 393-0538. Mobile Homes 3-7/18 VICE. 1010 E. Michigan. IV 2- 0421. C gan Optometric C enter in Lan­ sing. n ear here in northern Mexico, was about 70 m illion y ears old. F o r Rent p ; p |l AD E AT ¡3$ sp HA AP DA e TRAILER, VERY good condition, Typing Service TV RENTALS) for students. Eco- 28’ 1953 E lcar. Completely fur­ BARBl MEL, Professional typ- t ,/ v K K i , 1 : ’• » >:•&A '■ & Mv E L I SPA RAISING nomical ra tes by the term or nished, bathroom and shower. ist. No job too large or too A M A S s A V AT AR CACHET AL E RT month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT­ $975. OL 1-5021. 5-7/21 sm all. Block off campus. 332- ALS, 484-9263. C7-20 ACROSS 28. Abandons 3255. C 1. Kettle 30. Commoh E T E D OT t E T S Apartments P ersonal JOB RESUMES, itt) c o p i e s , 4. Children'll meta 1 S E MA X 1 MUM YES, NEJAC rents TV’s for Pen- $4.50. A L D I N G E R DIRECT game 3 1. Ballad M1N 1HUM AS PROBLEMS! NEEDED, TWO g i r l s f o r four g irl apartm ent near campus. $9 p er week. Quiet house. 337- nies a day. F re e service and MAIL ADVERTISING, 533 N. delivery. S a m e day s e r v i c e C lippert. IV 5-2213. C 7. Passport endorsement 32. Mild 33. Flaky S c E A E S NE F P R Y M E L ST AR ES 2345. 5-7/22 guaranteed. Call 482-0624 right 11. Handle 36. Lively dance A 6 O R A E 1 t> 1 O T L E RI 2 0 0 1P L E now I C PAULA ANN HAUGHEY, typist. 12. Macaw 13. Epochal 37 Public MORE TIME for fun, study, re - IBM Selectric and Executive. D R Y 1 EMs T EAM GIRLS TO share apartm ent. Four 14. Clear gain vehicle blocks from campus. Reason­ laxation, with a GE Portable Multilith Offset printing. P ro ­ 38. Arrowroot 15. Cherrv able ra te s. Phone 332-0143. Dishwasher. $8 monthly rental fessional theses typing. N e a r 39. Indisposed stone 5-7/22 at STATE MANAGEMENT, 332- campus. 337-1527. C When you need cash, there’s no EAST SIDE-SUMMER RATE 8687. F ree serv ice and delivery. ANN BROWN, typist and m ulti- 16. Annov 17. Eager 42 Sun disk 43. Fr. gold DOWN 1. Witticism 7. Va ria hie 8. Kainl ow 10-7/27 lith offset printing. D isserta­ 19. Curved coin 2. Sin iplc 9. Dept. store 1 bedroom apt.-$100.00 ATTENTION COLLEGE Broad- tions, theses, m anuscripts, gen­ 44. Digit sugar event worms substitute for m e. I’m O. Howie 2 bedroom apt.-$125.00 casting Stations and College Stu­ dent Newspapers: If you're in­ eral typing. IBM, 16 years ex­ perience. 332-8384. C 20. Avifauna 22. Man's 45. American Beauty 3. lxtckjaw 4. Tapestry 10. Malt brews 18. Resentiding both furnished, with terested in a wonderful record­ name 46. Gender 5. Dry yolk garages, call iv 9-1017 ing of “ As Tim e Goes By" p er­ HELEN DE MfcRITT: accurate 23. Bumpkin 47. Female 6. Sh p 19. Series ol Hustles, the money-bringing State typing, elec tric . Will pick up y cars 10 FURNISHED TWO bedroom" a ir form ed by E r r o 11 G arner on 24. Size sheep channel conditioned. Renting for Fall. MGM R ecords, w rite us for a and deliver. 35/ a page. Call 20. Obsolete 393-0795. 3-7/20 News Classified Ad. Call 337-2080 after 6 p.m. ONE MAN needed for two man 5-7/20 luxury apartm ent beginning Fall recording. (Backed by “ Just a Gigolo", it is from G arner’s MGM Album, “ A Night at The T ra n s p o rta tio n Movies’’.) We also have M ar­ ONlE RIDER required: leaving for It 2 3 $ É 4 iS 5 6 $ É 7 13 16 6 9 21. Fish eggs 22. Possessive adjective 24. Pigpen 14 25. Aiuphihole Pm a fast “buyer finder" fo r the term . Phone 393-0026. 5-7/21 OR'EMOS, ARROWWOOD Apart- m ents, three rooms and bath, velous photos available for cam­ San Francisco a rea around. Au­ pus newspapers who wish to re ­ gust 1st. Call 355-2332 or 332- view the G arner album, "A 5615. Night at The M ovies". Write R l b E R S Wa n t e d to F o r t 3-7/18 20 % 21 »7 16 % i 22 19 % % 2(>. Mythical lance 27. Wind tip unfurnished. P h o n e 351-4870 24 25 2b 27 29. Sunbeam OCTAVE RECORDS, 520 Fifth Lauderdale, Florida. Any tim e after 5 p.m . Immediate occu­ 23 % 32. Sweethearts articles you want to sell for cash and , pancy. 5-7/20 Avenue, New York City. before August 1st. Preferably right away. 332-8903. 3-7/19 26 % 30 33. Pentacle 34. Roman all it take s to start me off is a call to EAST LANSING E y d e a l Villa, B u r c h a m Woods f u r n i s h e d luxury apartm ents. Swimming pool. Barbecue area. Air con­ L o s t & Found LOST: Brown handbag, Friday a.m . in Lake Lansing area. Re­ Wanted %%% 33 34 55 31 À % 3b 32 yA V À patriot 35. Chopping tools d BLOOD DONORS needed, $6 for 36 5» 40 41 36. Food staple ditioning. F or m ore information w ard. Call 339-2779. 3-7/20 37 RH positive, $7, $10, or $12 38. F'ootlike 355-8255 Do it now! . call 332-5041. ONE ROOMMATE needed im - 5-7/20 mediately for Eden Roc Apart­ GIRL’S "ENGLISH ra c e r, bla'cF. •'Robin Hood" taken from Ice Rink Tuesday, license #1147. for RH n e g a t i v e . DETROIT BLOOD SERVICE, INC. 1427 E. Michigan Ave. Hours 9-4 Mon­ 42 45 fû % 43 44 % 44 41 part 40. Moo 41. “ light- li« ment for re st of summer. Call Reward. 355-3181. 1-7/18 day and Tuesday; 12-7 Thurs­ 351-4201. 3-7/18 day. 489-7587. c M ichigan State N ew s, E ast Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 18, 1966 5 Police Find Clothes 'J S * Reluctant Miss Universe University Police continued a search Sunday fo r a man, possibly Donald A. W i l h e l m , w h o s e wet clothing was scattered from the top of the bank to the riv e r's edge. the name “ Donald A. W ilhelm" stamped on the inside, and a pair of eye-glasses. Tickets from the Decides To Accept Crown clothes and belongings w ere found Among the 65 item s w ere two T iger baseball stadium and a MIAMI BEACH, Fla.(JR— M iss T he daughter of a sea captain, ner-up in the 15th annual pag­ F riday morning on the banks of empty wine bottles, a p a ir of Flint movie theater w ere also Sweden, at f irs t reluctant to ac­ M iss Arvidsson spent two months eant; Miss Thailand, Cheranand the Red C edar R iver about 20 Army khaki slacks, a belt with among the belongings. cept the M iss U niverse crown at sea last winter, the only g irl Savetanannd of Bangkok, was sec­ yards from the H arrison Road The empty bottles w ere “ dust­ she won Saturday night, said Sun­ among a 40-man crew on a cargo ond runner-up; M iss India, Yas­ Bridge. ed " In an attem pt to obtain fin­ day pageant officials have a s­ ship. min Daji of Kampur, was third Police had no explanation for gerprints of the unidentified man. sured her the year won’t be so " I t w a s storm y during th e runner-up, while M iss Israel, bad. Aviva Israeli, was fourth run­ the appearance of the artic le s and, due to recent rain s, could Wilkinson Speaks P r i n t s w ere indistinguishable, however, due to a recent rain. "They prom ised m e I wouldn't whole trip ," the photographer’s model who is called Maggan by ner-up. not estim ate how long the clothes Two police officers canoed up have to work as hard as I did her family, said. "B ut I loved it. had been th ere. The man who At Bowling Study and down the riv e r la te r Friday, d u r i n g re h ea rsals this week," I have been going with my father M iss Isra e l’s native costume left them might have planned to attempting to find m ore Informa­ M argareta Arvidsson said. “ I since I was a little g irl." was also Judged the best. re tu rn for them , they said. C hares B. “ Bud" Wilkinson, tion on the m an's whereabouts. was afraid I’d have to stay in Does Maggan help out with the M iss Sweden, the firs t Miss An East Lansing city employe, president of theT lm e-L lfe Sports None was found, however. a room all year with a chap­ chores on the ship? U niverse since 1960 to speak Ray Lehman, entered the police Foundation, Washington, University P o l i c e contacted erone. "N o,” she giggled, "the men do English when she was crowned^ station shortly before 11 a.m . D.C., will highlight today’s se s­ several police departm ents, hos­ ■ ■ " I was afraid my hands would It all for m e." said she never used the language F rlday, reporting he had discov­ sion of the "Bowling Management p itals, government agencies, and be tied during the entire year. M iss Finland, Satu Oftring of she studied for five y ears before ered the a rtic le s while marking W orkshop" at Kellogg Center. Army units throughout the state. I was w orried that It would be a T am pere, was named first run­ coming to the United States. sew er caps on the campus. W i l k i n s o n ' s a f te r - d in n e r None of the departm ents called year of ’do th is’ and ‘do that’ Police found the a rtic le s, which speech, "Secondary School Bowl­ as of Sunday had any record of a and ’be h e re ’, ’’ she said. w ere only a 15-seconddrlvefrom ing and Lifetim e S p orts," will Donald Wilhelm. M iss Arvidsson, 18, had said th e ir s t a t i o n , amid the thick close today's talks aim ed at mak­ Police said the clothing fits a e a rlie r in the week she would SUMMER CIRCLE THEATRE ’66 shrubbery c o v e r i n g the riv e r ing the best of the bowling m ar­ man who is 5 feet 8 Inches tall, not accept the title If she won. ket. "B ut,” s a i d t h e girl after bank. The strange assortm ent of and weighs 150 pounds. changing her mind, “ it will still be bad being away from Sweden The Boys From Syracuse so much.” J u ly 20-23 8:30 P .M . FOR ARRANGING PEACE TALKS The gray - blue - eyed beauty, D e m onstration H all who was chosen M iss Photogenic S M IL E AND T E A R S — The new M iss U n ive rs e, M a r - on Wednesday night, broke into g a re ta A rvidsson of Sweden, s m ile s through h e r t e a r s Box Office Open Monday - Tuesday, 2-6 p.m. te a rs Saturday night when she Soviets Balk At British Plan o f joy a f t e r being crowned at M ia m i Beach Saturday night. She was chosen f r o m 58 contestants. UPI Telephoto won and said: "I am sad. If it is the sam e as here I won’t go through with It.”_______________ Wednesday • Saturday, 2.9 p.m. Phone: 355-0148 MO S C O W (UPI) — Russia F o rc e s rem ain on Vietnamese changing their position at Wil­ squelched B ritish P rim e Min­ soil and continue th eir agres­ son's urging. is te r Harold Wilson’s bid for sion, the only way to talk with H is insistence on coming to Soviet help in arranging Viet them Is the language of gun and personally p re ss his position has Nam peace talks Sunday even be­ m issiles and their r o a r ." caused only em barassm ent to the fore he made his plea. Wilson, who used the excuse Russians and he has been tre a t­ As Wilson and Soviet P rem ier of visiting the Industrial Exhibit ed with respectful coolness. Alexei Kosygin exchanged polite to c o m e h ere and personally He attempted to give B ritish banter during a tour of the B ri­ p re ss his peace bid, told news­ en terprise and products the hard tish Industrial Exhibition here men Sunday he and Kosygin had sell during the Industrial ex­ the Communist party newspaper not discussed Viet Nam yet and hibit tour with Kosygin Sunday, P ravda outlined the Soviet posi­ dodged furth er questions about but the Soviet P re m ie r kept tell­ tion on Viet Nam. his peace proposal. ing him the p rices w ere too high. "Vain a re the efforts of some But Wilson’s own foreign sec­ In addition to squelching his m alicious In terp reters who a s ­ re ta ry gave him little chance of peace hopes, Pravda also used s e r t that peace supporters a re success. Foreign Secretary Mi­ the occasion of W ilson's visit to going to use this occasion to call chael Stewart told Am erican tel­ c a rry a rticles accusing his gov­ for new Geneva talks which would evision newsmen in London the ernm ent of "collusion” with the continue indefinitely while the R ussians have shown no inclina­ government of P rem ier Ian Smith A m erican ag g resso rs c a rry out tion to use their influence with in Rhodesia in suppressing the £ tt/Jteksn^!lNtW: t h e i r crim inal w a r," Pravda Hanoi to get the talks going. freedom of blacks In that coun­ said. Wilson wants R ussia to join try . Vht9*», “ As long as the U.S. Armed it in reconvening the 1954 Geneva Conference a s a forum for peace British Pound talk s. The two nations a re co- chairm en of the conference. He also wants the Soviets to agree to strengthening the Inter­ Gemini 10 >¡i. ft. ‘■’“«A**»*, (continued f r o m page 1) Test Today national Control Commission— now composed of India, Canada ^ / Si second cushion Gemini 10 has to LONDON ( U P I ) — B r i t a i n ’ s and Poland—as another possible avenue to peace. make It—was dictated by the pound sterling, battered but still T hirdly, he will ask Russia attem pt to have Young and Col - w • I not devalued by a government to intervene with North Viet­ lins rendezvous first with their r e p o r t e d determ ined to stand new Agena satellite and then later- firm , faces Its f irs t m ajor test nam ese officials to prevent trial with the lifeless Agena orbited today since London stock m ar­ of captured American pilots as w ar crim inals. Hanoi has threat­ four months ago for Gemini 8. kets plunged to c r is is levels last week. ened s u c h tria ls which would A delay of m ore than 28 min­ T he eyes of the entire finan­ su rely spark violent reaction in the United States and possibly utes In the Atlas-Agena launch cial world were focused on this would force a two-day postpone­ m orning’s opening of internation­ lead to further escalation of the w ar. ment. A slip of m ore than 35 a l foreign exchange m arkets as B ritish government experts com­ Soviet officials turned down seconds In the launch of Gemini after Agena reaches orbit would pleted plans to overcome what sim ilar bids from Indian Prim e M inister Indira Gandhi during also delay the m ission two days. e b " ■ has become one of the nation's gravest financial c ris e s since h e r visit here which ended Sat­ urday and gave no indication of If the Agena falls to reach o r­ World War II. b it, as has happened in two out of three previous trie s , the Na­ tional Aeronautics and Space Ad­ m inistration would send Young 54 Resource Experts and Collins after the Agena 8 satellite on Wednesday. Besides the ambitious try to Attend Workshop Here rendezvous with two different Agenas, the Gemini 10 m ission Is packed with two periods of Despite the a ir strik e that the appropriate framework for outside space activity—a space­ clipped the wings of many trav ­ Initiating community develop­ walk and a “ space stand” —and e le rs la st week, 54 community m ent. It was planned, under his 14 experim ents. r e s o u r c e development experts direction, by an eight state Na­ from the United States, Canada, tional Guidance Committee, It will be the second orbital Puerto Rico, and N igeria a rriv ­ T he scrope of the workshop voyage for Young a 35-year- ed in E ast Lansing for a work­ includes providing m ore jobs in old Navy commander who firs t shop conference. a community, b etter pay, better flew as copilot on Gemini 3 The participants had to hop community services in education la st y ea r. Collins, an A ir F orce b u sses and train s to get here. and job opportunities and improv­ m ajor and also 35, Is making his ed leisu re tim e facilities. A Daily Ritual-Read the State News Some hitch-hiked. fir s t venture into space. T his second annual workshop P ro g ram Info - 332-6944 Program Information 482-3905 is sponsored by the Michigan Cooperative Extension Service and the MSU Dept, of R esource ÍU á ilí, ✓ ttn.Au Of t h e 20 ,00 0* p l u s s u m m e r s t u d e n t - s t a f f m a r k e t p o t e n t i a l , t h e S t a t e N e w s h a s 96% to 98% Development t h r o u g h A grant from the Federal Extension Ser­ CAMPUS LAST 3 DAYS! 1:00, 3:05, 5:15, r e a d e r s h i p - - F I V E DAYS A W E E K . At l e a s t 80% o f th e s t u d e n t s r e a d NO O T H E R D A I L Y N E W S ­ vice of the U.S. Dept, of Agri­ culture. 1:00-3:10-5:20-7:30-9:40 TO D A Y. . . 7:25, 9:35 P A P E R . P a p e r s a r e a l s o d i s t r i b u t e d to all m a r r i e d h o u s i n g a r e a s and o f f - c a m p u s a p a r t m e n t s , JPl T he workshops w ere initiated DOMS ROD ARTHUR p l u s 70% of a ll f a m i l i e s l i v i n g in E a s t L a n s i n g a nd O k e m o s , who a r e a s s o c i a t e d with MSU. T h e for Improving the social and **■. ^ o s t d a * * , . D A Y J J Ä Y 10R G O D F R E Y economic opportunities for peo­ s t u d e n t s we r e a c h s p e n d in e x c e s s o f 25 m i l l i o n d o l l a r s in t h e G r e a t e r L a n s i n g a r e a e a c h y e a r . * ple in th eir home community, a8e„ % said William J . Kimball, the IN PANAVI tiO M ' *36,000 d u rin g a c a d e m ic y e a r ( S e p t e m b e r - J u n e ) p ro ject’s coordinator. AND M E T R O C O L O R He said he had always sensed a lack in community development, WEDNESDAY: * B a s e d on an i n d e p e n d e n t s u r v e y and was pleased to accept fed­ e ra l cooperation in establishing A hilarious t an improvement project which romantic would provide a learning exper­ ience for w orkers who have r e ­ sponsibilities in community r e ­ misadventure! 1 Isn’t This Market Too Largo To Pass Up? You Bot It Is! sources. Kimball said that the 1966 program which began July H an d For information and advertising assistance ¿B tela teisse will end this F riday focuses on Program Information 485-6485 COLOR by DE LUXE ftR O BIN call STATE NEWS ADVERTISING CRUSOE, usST' MICHIGAN N o w .. . At 1:20-3:20*5:20*7:20-9:30 n EUDSPRESUY Kradige- ass»* HroaiianStyk H A L W ALK S A PARAMO INI 2a c tN T u a v » o « p r t t e n t t MONICA TERENCE Vini STAMP BOGARDE Starts Thurs. D IR K __ mm Sm| D £& TECHNICOLOR* UNIVERSITY STATE ■‘W S PICI URI "WHAT DID YOU DO IN C 1966 Wall Owwy Product*** THURS. - "B E A U G E ST E" THE WAR. DADDY?" \ Ô M ichigan State N ew s, East Lansing, M ichigan Monday, July 18, 1966 MANHUNT FOR SPECK Publicity- Helpful Or Unfair he was not allowed to see his The intended victim has identi­ CHICAGO (UP1)—C rim inal law ference Saturday that he had no attorney while in police custody. fied his photograph and as far experts disagreed on the pro­ doubt an itinerant seaman named Wolfson said it was "unfor­ a s I ’m concerned, th e re ’s no priety of the decision by the Chi­ Richard B. Speck, 25, was the tunate" Wilson had released the question he’s the m u rd e re r.” cago Police to announce they man who stabbed and strangled following details: Wolfson said police should have had identified a man they were the eight g irls in their town- —About 32 latent fingerprints said only that they were seeking convinced was the killer of eight house apartm ent last Thursday. traced to Speck found on a bed­ Speck in connection with the kill­ student nurses. "A s far as I ’m concerned, room door on the second floor ings and accompanied the an­ One said it would make it very th e re 's no question he’s the mur­ nouncement only with a physical difficult for the man ever to r e ­ d e re r," Wilson said. of the townhouse. description of him. ceive a fair trial. W arren D. Wolfson, a criminal —Speck’s picture, identified by the only survivor of the m ass­ "T he evidence is for the Jury But another said that, since law attorney who defended Dan­ to decide,” he said, " I t’s going .m i the man in question still was at ny Escobedo in a lower court ac re , s t u d e n t nurse Corazon to be very, very difficult to get large at the tim e of the an­ ruling reversed by the U.S. Su­ Amurao. a fa ir trial for this man unless C O M IN G U P - - A long look at the graduate study li b r a r y . Construction is scheduled to be completed nouncement, the information re ­ prem e Court, said the publicity —Speck’s police record, in­ m em ories dim o r ju ro rs can be lib r a r y shows things beginning to r is e . T h eexpansion Aug. 15, 1967. Photo by Tony F e r r a n t e leased might aid the public in would hinder Speck’s chances to cluding convictions for peace dis­ obtained who have no knowledge should add about 150,000 square feet of space to the helping police capture him. receive a fair trial. turbance, malicious destruction of the case. Both possibilities The statements were made Sat­ The Supreme Court reversed of property, forgery, and aggra­ a re unlikely,” he said. urday before the suspect was Escobedo's 20-year sentence on vated assault involving a male Prof. Fred. E. Inbau of North­ captured. a m u r d e r conviction on th e and female. Chicago Police Supt. 0. W. Wilson announced at a news con­ grounds Escobedo’s constitution­ al rights were violated because —Wilson's statem ent that, "I think we have physical evidence. w estern U niversity Law School, argued that the publicity was "a PROTEST PROCESSORS public service” that might help in capturing Speck. " I t’s Just a lot of rot to say the Nurse Calls Speck 'Gentle1 p re ss shouldn't publicize this and that the public doesn’t have the right to know,” Inbau said. "T h is person was still at large: he was not locked up. He was State Cherry Growers Picket HANCOCK, Mich. (UPI) — A ther her job as a nurse was But he never wrote after leav­ not being readied for tr ia l,” In­ nurse who met a "v ery p leasan t” linked in Speck’s mind with the ing Hancock June 27, she said. By A N D R E W M O L L IS O N M anistee and Banzie counties." bau said. State News Staff W rite r In its immediate effects frost Richard Speck in a hospital here this spring said Sunday he r e ­ choice of eight nursing students as the victims of the crim e of Speck and Miss Laakaniemi "went to the beach and we went Inbau said police had “ some re a l basis for the identification.” " I t’s hard w ork," said a Jovial First Of A 3-Part Series is cruel. It will force some grow­ e r s to sell out. A farm equip­ turned to visit her three weeks which he is accused—their m ur­ out to dance” during his June "One of the true functions of picket in Paw Paw, "A lot hard­ ago with "a hatred in him .” der. visit, she said. He stayed at a ment d e a l e r from southwest the news media is to a ssist in er work than it looks like on tel­ Judy Laakaniemi, 28, describ­ Miss Laakaniemi said she last local hotel. Michigan rep o rts that he has al­ m atters of this s o rt,” Inbau said. evision." to picket at any tim e, day or the crop went over the 350 m il­ ed Speck as a lonesome, b ril­ saw Speck when she put him ready repossessed several thou­ " I t’s rendering a public service " I t’s against everything I grew night, that he was called upon. lion pound m ark for only the third liant, gentle man, liked by every­ aboard a train June 27. He told She was asked whether she was sand dollars worth of equipment without prejudicing the rights of jp with,” said another picket. "M y husband’s got to work to­ tim e since World War II. Last this year from fruit grow ers. one who met him while he under­ her he was going to Sault Ste. surprised to hear he was accus­ the accused.” But he indicated his willingness day, so I’m taking h is p lace," year the grow ers w ere asking went an emergency appendectomy Marie, Mich., to look for a job, ed of the m assacre, called the “They knew they weren’t going said a third picket, brushing back only 4.8 cents a pound. to make enough money to keep at St. Joseph’s Hospital here she said. "c rim e of the century.” She an unruly strand of hair. She T his year, in the opinion of up payments. They figured, 'Why May 3. Michigan State Patrolman R. hesitated before answering. looked her questioner straight Donald J. Ricks, assistant pro­ But she said when he returned to visit her June 23 he "seem ed different." L. C arstens said Speck, a ta - tooed seaman, suffered an appen­ dicitis attack aboard a Great "Yes, from what I knew of him a s an Individual, yes. But I don’t Speck’s Nurse Friend in the eye, the way pioneer wo­ men do on the late late show. fesso r of agricultural economics, the supply—when compared to pour good money after bad?’ I c a rry them as long as I can, but after that, business is b usiness.” know. I ’m not God. 1 had seen "Got any objections, sonny?” the population of the United “He was still gentle but he Lakes ship. He was taken off and Agribusiness being agribusi­ had a hatred in him ," Miss Laak­ aniemi said. “He never said what rushed to St. Joseph’s Hospital in this Lake Superior city May 3. this hatred arising in him ." She said he told of previous brushes with the law and she Of Massacre Survivor No m a’am, no objections. “ You look a little run down to m e. Ought to eat m ore ch erries. States—“ may be the lowest p er capita since World War II.” F reezes on May 2 - 4 , 9 and 10 ness, grow ers with c h e rrie s left on their tre e s decided to take advantage of this y e a r’s short it was about but I could feel the Miss Laakaniemi, a nurse at Do you good.” asked him whether he would r e ­ and 28 - 31 clamped down on the crop to attem pt to re -stru c tu re hatred in him. St. Joseph’s, said she and Speck CHICAGO (UPI) — One of three sue read about the m urders. She Yes m a’am. form and lead an honest life. G reat Lakes growing area, se­ their faltering industry. “ I think Richard was a very became friendly while he was said she had seen news photos "He said with the life he’s nurses who helped a surgeon save F o r the past week cherry grow­ verely damaging crops, although They talked some processors brilliant man and 1 think he’s recuperating. of Speck when he was identified e rs, and their wives, in south­ had before he didn’t know if he the life of Richard Speck was a the extent of damage varied with into signing contracts guarantee­ had a hard life. He was a very "He was lonely and I was friend and form er schoolmate of as the chief suspect in the slay­ west Michigan have been picket­ could,” she said. bud development, location and ing to pay 14-1/2 cents a pound dear friend to m e.” lonely," she said. He took a Job Corazon Amurao, the only girl ings. ing processors. They want to be During his hospital stay Speck who lived to tell of the m as­ tre e vigor. Fifteen out of every fo r the entire season. Then last Miss Laakaniemi told United on the Great Lakes ore boat "When I saw it was him being paid 14-1/2 cents a pound for was popular with nurses, doctors sacre of eight young student 16 tons of red ta rt c h erries pro­ week they began picketing non­ P re s s International her relation­ C. B. Randall after leaving the brought i n t o surgery, I just all ta rt ch erries. duced in the country comes from signers in the early crop area ship with Speck was platonic. hospital, she said, and "wrote and other patients, M iss Laak­ nurses. couldn’t look at h im ," M iss Azar­ Since Michigan produces more this area. of B errien, Cass,Van Buren and She said he was not sexually me many le tte rs " before retu rn ­ aniemi said. Shirley A zares, 22, was sum­ es said. But she did her job. than 60 per cent of these cher­ Because the Michigan cherry southern Allegan counties. aggressive toward her and they ing for a four-day visit June 23. "R ichard was very pleasant moned to a Cook County Hospital N urses Kathy O'Connor, 23, rie s, the kind used in pies, ne­ with everyone that worked at the operating room, to a s s is t Dr. crop is concentrated into three Pickets ask grow ers to deliver never discussed m arriage. The letters came from Chicago and Sandra Hrtanek, 23, also gotiations between grow ers and sm all area s along the shores of only to cooperating p ro cesso rs. She said she had no idea whe­ and Sault Ste. Marie, she said. hospital,” she said. Leroy Smith in repairing severed worked with the doctor during the p ro cessors will affect bakers, Lake Michigan, it is particularly Because this is a “ short crop” veins in Speck’s arm s. Speck, 30-minute emergency surgery on chain store operators, house­ susceptible . to wild fluctuations y e a r , especially in southwest held by police for T hursday’s Speck, wives and grow ers all acro ss the based on weather. Michigan, grow ers have been able MSU Offers 6CooV Courses m ass slayings, was in danger of bleeding to death. In one of those ironic twists, M iss Azares, who attended n u rs­ " I didn’t really think about United States. who he w as," M iss O’Connor Today the picketing will ex­ said, "he was just another pa­ pand to the Hart-Shelby area. tient. We were working so hard, Next week it may spread even L et your left hand represent M ichigan's lower peninsula. Lay it palm down in front of you. The dip on the left between your to divert th eir c h e rrie s to these p ro cesso rs so far. "Som etim es we’ve had to set than 90 U.S. colleges and univer­ ing school with M iss Amurao in up delivery schedules, and twice Looking for relief from the The institute was organized in there was no time to think. When fu rther north, to the key T ra v ­ wristbone and your hand would sities. we’ve had to send truckloads sum m er heat? If so, MSU’s Dept, 1960 to provide academic and th e ir home town of Batuan, M as- it was over, though, my only re ­ e rse City region. be B errien County, center of field training for potential polar The institute also participates bate, in the Philippine Islands, north to Hart, but we’ve been able of Geology is offering a series action was that I was angry.” Growers say that the picketing the southwest a re a. The knuckle in several research projects that happened to be on duty when to peacefully persuade the grow­ of courses that is guaranteed to and mountain scientists. Since M iss Hrtanek, the "ch arg e” is " f o r information purposes at the base of your little finger then it has provided training for cover a variety of fields. e rs to cooperate.” put you on ice for the rem ainder Speck was brought in. nurse and the one who called only." would be Oceana County, center some 100 students from m ore F acilities on the icefield con­ "W e've got 15 signed up now. of the sum m er. She hadn’t seen M iss Amurao police at Dr. Sm ith's order, said, As B. L Freem an, executive of the so-called central west or sist of six main stations and 14 for two years and did not know We’re now picketing about 25 The courses are offered on "I was appalled. I pitied him. secretary of the G reat Lakes Hart-Shelby cherry a re a. At the points, since we also picket the the Juneau Icefield of Southern Alaska as p art of MSU’s sixth Intramural le sse r cam ps. Participants a re she was in the United States until h o u s e d in two camps, where But I can’t say that I hatedhim .” ' C herry P roducers Cooperative, Inc., puts it: tip of your little finger is the third growing area. Grand T r a ­ big p ro c e sso rs’ individual r e ­ ceiving statio n s," Freem an said. annual Summer Institute of Gla- d o r m i t o r i e s accommodate 70 Picketing is the best form of v erse, Leelanau and the other The student-faculty-staff IM persons. Tents a re used at the He pointed out that last y e a r’s ciological and Arctic Sciences, communication available when counties around and just south of fiasco, in which grow ers c ro s s­ which opened 6unday and contin­ ues through Sept. 13. Through this program some best-ball tournament was won Saturday by C arlton Ludtke and Linn Soule, who teamed up for tra il camps. A 1,000-volume lib rary of re ­ search m aterials is maintained Speck’s Arrest Eases you have to get your message acro ss to a large number of Grand T ra v e rse Bay. The southwest and central west ed their own picket lines, came about partly because the grow ers people in a large number of a re a s were hardest hit by the had no other place to go. By the 60 students, faculty mem bers and a 72 score. at the main stations, and exten­ scientists will attend lectures and conduct research while living on Soule and John Saum shot 77’s for student low score. Maxwell C a rte r had the faculty low score sive equipment is available for research and teaching. Slain Nurses’ Parents places sim ultaneously.” The message which Michigan grow ers of red ta rt ch erries frost, especially the southern part of the central west area. June 21 the Crop Reporting end of la st week, in contrast, 15 p ro cesso rs had signed contracts with the grow ers group. the icefield north of Juneau. Chilton E. Prouty, chairm an with an 80. CHICAGO (UPI)—T he grief- one e lse ,” Joseph J. Matusek, want to get acro ss to the pro­ Board of the U.S. Dept, of Agri­ Musselman - Dwan, one of The institute, the only one of of the Geology Dept., explained Chicago, said of his fam ily’s ce sso rs they are picketing is a culture said in a bulletin from its kind, Is directed by Maynard that the institute presents a dif­ stricken parents of some of the Michigan’s "big th re e ” proces­ T O D A Y ’S SC H ED U L E reaction. His daughter, P atricia, variation on a labor union’s tr a ­ Washington that ch erry outlook so rs, signed at Benton H arbor M. M iller, professor of geology. ficult logistical problem . Juneau, eight m urdered student nurses 20, was strangled in Thursday’s ditional warcry, "no contract, is better in the Grand T ra v e rse Saturday night. M iller served as chief geologist F ie ld 5:30 p.m . he said, is a 40-m ile walk from expressed quiet satisfaction Sun­ m ass m urders. no work.” Bay area than in the re s t of on the American Mt. Everest 5 Ag. E ngr.-O ssicles the main camp. day at the a r re s t of Richard Growers predict that those who Asked if he was surprised at "No contract, no c h e rrie s ,” the state: have signed and those who will expedition and as deputy field 6 Brothers9-Botany Transportation is provided by Speck, accused by police of the the speed with which Speck was Freem an said Saturday night. "P ro sp ec ts a re good in east director of the team that su r­ 7 Cambridge-Knarles nine over-snow vehicles and skis. slayings. sign in the next few days will be "We feel relieved that the seized, Matusek said, "No, this "F ourteen and a half cents is a central and northern Leelanau able to handle the crop as the veyed Mt. Kennedy in 1965. 8 Hot Dogs-Univ. Village When necessary, helicopters o r appeared certain once the fin­ fair price. The biggest proces­ sam e thing can’t happen to any- County, the Old Mission Penin­ battle area shifts northward. Supported by a grant from the 6:40 p.m. ski planes a re also used. gerprints had been verified.” sor (Michigan F ru it Canners) sula, and p arts of the E ast Bay (The history of Michigan’s red National Science Foundation, the 5 Typhoon-Public Safety He re fe rred to fingerprints started out offering 12 cents a a re a . They are fair to good close ta r t cherry industry—a saga of institute offers a v a r i e t y of 6 Caribbean-Carthage found at the m urder scene which pound, but Friday afternoon they to the lake in Manistee and Ben­ see - saw supply and d e m a n d , courses concerned with glacier 7 Paperbacks-Cache study. 8 C am eron-Fibrillators Church Leaders Back police said tallied with file prints broke down and offered 15. We’re of Speck’s. still picketing th eir receiving zie counties.” But the area was not com­ fro sts, windstorms, m ass m eet­ ings, referendum s and neighborly M rs. Lena Wilkening, of sub­ stations.” pletely spared by the May freez­ King At Council Meet urban Lansing, 111., whose daugh­ te r Pam ela, 20, was another of Why? "We don’t want them to drop es. helping hands—will be sketched briefly in tom orrow ’s article, Speck Seized GENEVA (UPI)—M artin Luth­ e r King’s voice was piped into His serm on instead was film­ ed in Chicago and flown to Swit­ the slain students, said “ We’re the price in m id-season. We want very thankful he can’t harm any­ to see an agreem ent in writing one else. We hope he can give covering the entire y e a r.” "(P rospects) a re poor south of T ra v e rse City, in southwest Leelanau County, and inland in which will also include latest in­ form ation on g row er-processor negotiations.) St. P ie rre Cathedral to a world zerland where it was broadcast (continued fr o m page 1) the headline: "S trangler Hunt some reason why, why he did The picket is the grow ers’only gathering of churchmen Sunday Sunday to hundreds of thousands Stymied, Police Admit." A bro­ this thing.” weapon. L ast year, when picket and he warned they m ust answer on a continental television net­ body, and figured that it was only ken wine bottle was found down John Schmale, Wheaton, 111., lines were set up in th e T rav e rse MSU NIGHT the despairing "knock on the work. a m atter of tim e until police the corridor in the common bath­ said "I really haven’t thought it Bay area amid nationwide pub­ door” of underprivileged m il­ In a show of solidarity for caught up with him. room. through. . . but at least, if it is licity, growers with ripe cher­ lions. his cause, delegates of the WCC Shortly after midnight the ele­ It was just routine. Vaughn conference and about 3,000 wor­ the wanted man, a lot of lives rie s on the tre es got nervous. vator operator in the ancient called a police squadron and two "A t u r b u l e n t and difficult struggle is taking place in Chi­ shippers gathered at the Gothic will be saved." His daughter, L ess than half a week after the S ta rr Hotel in the 600 block of officers came with a stretcher Nina, was 24. picketing began, grow ers began cago,” King told m ore than 3,000 cathedral overlooking Geneva to West Madison Street told desk and took the man away to Cook Susan Jordan, 16-year-old sis­ to cro ss their own picket lines worshippers and churchmen a t­ hear a recorded version of the clerk W.R, Vaughn that " th e re ’s County Hospital. Still routine. te r of slain Mary Ann Jordan, to deliver c h e rrie s to the pro­ tending the World Council of serm on. Loudspeakers also c a r­ a man upstairs b l e e d i n g to The everyday proceedings of 20, said she was with her par­ ce sso rs. Churches (WCC) Social Confer­ ried it to the square outside. death.” skid row changed to high drama a ents at a Chicago funeral home " T h i s year it’s different,” ence, explaining why he was un­ Conference Chairm an M. M. Vaughn was not greatly con­ few minutes later as a 26-year- when news of Speck’s capture Freem an said confidently. able to attend in person. Thom as of Bangalore, India, pre­ cerned. "D eath is pretty routine old r e s i d e n t surgeon, LeRoy reached the family. T h ere’s no denying that. L ast "I felt m orally Impelled to faced the broadcast by saying around h e re ," he commented lat­ Smith, prepared Speck for sur­ "We were glad that he was year processors had a record rem ain on the scene in Chicago "c u rre n t events make what Luth­ e r. gery' in the trauma room of the captured so that he can’t do number of c h errie s left over from to do everything I can to r e ­ e r King has to say to us from He went upstairs and hurried down the narrow co rrid o r to hospital. Smith had been talking about the case a few hours ea rlier store peace and harm ony," King said. within his situation in Chicago all the more im portant." any more dam age," Susan said. the previous season. 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