Tuesday Partly Cloudy. . . There are . . . MICHIGAN . . . a fe w things that . . . and w a rm . T h ir t y p e r cent chance of thund­ n ever go out of style, and a fem in in e woman STATE e r s h o w e rs . High: 90. is one of them. - -J o b y n a Ralston UNIVERSITY E a s t L a n s in g , M ic h ig a n July 26, 1966 NORTH VIET AMBUSH MASSACRE , Wounded Marines Executed SAIGON (UPI) — Communist after rem nants of the Marines The Marine unit hit by the A spokesman said seven persons w ere killed and 23 Injured, one destroyed or damaged 32 oil sto r­ age areas and attacked 82 others. the Americans down with auto­ m atic weapons fire . Then they North Vietnamese troops execu­ "India’* company battled their Communists was p art of a mas­ seriously. The others injured In the ground w ar, Viet Cong drove the M arines back and the ted at least six wounded U.S. way out of the trap near the sive nine-battalion force sweep­ w ere reported in "good condi­ forces struck 10 tim es around the A m ericans had to leave their M a r i n e s captured when their North Vietnamese border. ing against an elite North Viet­ tion.” Saigon area to climax weeks of wounded. company fell into a bloody jun­ The battered M arines literal­ nam ese division in the northwest In the a ir w ar U.S. Air Force, mounting guerrilla activity in the Twelve hours la ter the Ma­ gle ambush, U.S. survivors said ly stacked th eir dead in a jungle corner of South Viet Nam. Mili­ capital a re a. Saigon residents rines fought their way back to Monday. They said the Commu­ clearing littered w i t h blood- tary spokesmen estim ated a t Navy and Marine planes again battered North Viet Nam 's oil watched from rooftops as U.S. their wounded and broke out of the nists moved methodically through soaked bandages and the dis­ least 1,356 communists killed in the 11-day-old offensive known depots, transport lines and m il­ A ir F orce ‘Puff the Magic Dra­ tra p . But In the meantime the the ranks of the wounded, shoot­ carded boots of the dead and gon’ gunshlps and Supersabre as Operation Hastings. itary installations. U.S. spokes­ Communists killed and looted the ing in the head anyone who mov- wounded. One M arine medic, ex­ Jets came to the aid of a South hausted after what he called*’that The M arines also suffered cas­ men said American Jets had flown wounded M arines. ed. Vietnamese unit battling two Viet "D uring the night the North “ It was darn near like a m as­ long night of h e ll," estim ated ualties In the a ir when one of 431 m issions against targets In Cong companies only seven m iles Vlets came and went among the s a c re ,’’ said Cpl. Raymond L. th ere w ere only 19 men left out their C l 17 a irc ra ft crashed on the Communist north In the past week. During the week, the pilots south of the capital. wounded, shooting them in the Powell, 22, of Kansas City, Mo., of his platoon of 40 men. takeoff from Da Nang airbase. Eyewitnesses said the execu­ head,’* said one of the survi­ tions of the wounded M arines oc­ v ors, a Marine radio operator cu rred after an estim ated com­ whose stomach had been laid op­ pany of North Vietnamese troops en by Communist m o rtar fire. Students Unclear On Riots By F A YE UNGER Sunday ambushed "India" com­ pany of the 5th Marine Regiment’s Third Battalion on a Jungle hill just south of the North Vietna­ m ese border. " I pretended I was dead when they got to m e. They took my cigarettes and my watch but they didn’t shoot me . . . they must have look at my spilled guts and State News Staff W r i t e r F irs t the Vietnamese pinned figured I was dead. I was lucky." Students involved in the so -c a lle d rio ts of fin als week sp rin g te rm can’t explain why they p articip ated . A p ro fe sso r of sociology points to the close living q u a rte rs and the quick com m unication of the resid e n ce hall com plexes as breeding grounds fo r crowd d istu rb a n ce s. many would add that the food wasn’t really that bad, but food was a symbol of “ The U niversity." U.S. Pilot Flees But th ese conditions have not a l w a y s spawned rio ts b efo re. Why this tim e? Each student gives different rea so n s why he and his fellow students p articip a ted . To U niversity o fficials, those rea so n s And still other students in the Brody group complained that "they” w ere planning to move the Brody G rill. "T hat grill is near and dear to the hearts of the active ra h -ra h crow d," Hundley said. North Viet Prison leave much unexplained. Some grumbled about losing the recreation space of the SAIGON (UPI)—The first American to escape from a North Viet­ Some of the actives fro m both the Brody and Southeast Brody m ulti-purpose rooms to classroom s. namese prison was incoherent and near tea rs when rescued, a wit­ Cam pus groups ju st shrug th e ir shoulders and say, "N o "W e’ve got to improve our recreation facilities in the ness to his return reported Monday. rea so n in p a r tic u la r.” Brody a re a ,” John A. Fuzak, vice-president for student Watching from hiding while Communist soldiers beheadeda com ­ A few students grum bled about the ad m in istratio n ’s hand­ affairs, said. panion, the escapee was sent into shock, it was learned. ling of both the Schiff c a se and the R am parts co n tro v ersy . Other students resented being forced to live in dorm i­ The m ysterious U.S. Navy airm an—on whose daring escape story “ They seem ed to feel they w ere getting back at the Uni­ to ries, either by University regulation or lack of a suitable there is still an official veil of secrecy—became Am erica’s newest v e rsity fo r being dishonest,” Donald A dam s, d ire c to r of r e s i­ hero with the announcement here Saturday that he had broken out of dence hall p ro g ra m s, said. O ther p a rtic ip a n ts, how ever, w ere proud of MSU’s " in ­ apartm ent in a suitable price range off campus. Some complained about what seemed to be a police crack­ Communist imprisonment and fled successfully through North Viet Nam jungles. Inspired Students down in the last three weeks of school. volvem ent” with the CIA. And the tension of just the exams themselves keyed up One of the few men to see him personally was form er Congress­ " It fits in with the ‘I Spy’ and Ja m e s Bond im age th a t’s still other students. man Robert T aft J r . of Ohio. Taft, who is again a candidate for Academic inspiration is always in abundance during so much the fad right now,” Ja m e s S. Hundley, a s sis ta n t "Some had everything riding on one final exam,’’ Fuzak Congress, left for home via Jakarta, Bangkok, and Tokyo Monday the s u m m e r q u a rte r. D em o n stratin g t h e ir zeal fo r p ro fe s s o r of sociology, said. " I t gives the U niversity p r e s ­ said. "Som etim es they thought the exams weren’t fa ir." after a one-week tour of Viet Nam. education are (fro m top left to right) Bonnie Hicok, tig e in th e ir e y e s ." "1 Just happened to be at the Marine base camp hospital when they Mike Sawall, Phil Reycnaud apd V ic k y B a lc e r. O ther students said they w ered isg u ste d w ith thefood. Then (continued on page 5) brought him in ," T aft said. ” 1 didn’t talk to him. He was incoherent Photos by Tony F e rra n te from the shock. He was almost crying. But you could tell he was happy. He knew that he had been rescu ed ." MCNAMARA TELLS DEFENSE MINISTERS United States m ilitary sources have declined to reveal the entire story of the escape. But from a Dead-Tired Traveler Nears End Of Journey Across MSU number of sources, the following account has been obtained. 'U.S. Role In NATO Too Big' PARIS (UPI) Defense S ecre tary R obert S. M cNam ara said Mon­ (NATO) allies to take on -a big­ la r defense blueprint and to map The Navy pilot was shot down last February. He had been held In a prison camp in North Viet Nam. During five months, he By DON SOCKOL There is no food left. No game. No water. lost more than 40 pounds, suf­ My lips a re puckered in parched irony as I make camp for the day the United S tates is ca rry in g too big a sh a re of E urope’s defense ger share of the burden them­ the organization’s nuclear future fering from m alnutrition on a night in full view of the Red Cedar River. load w hile having to fight the V iet Nam W ar. selves and warned pointedly their without France. skimpy diet consisting mostly of Shortly a fte r M cN am ara spoke, North A tlantic T re a ty O rganiza­ failure to do so has become a The exact amount of the blue­ One line from a poem pounds over and over in my thirsty brain: tion defense m in iste rs approved a fiv e -y e a r blueprint fo r defense serious political issue in the print rem ained a se cre t. But plain rice. "W ater, w ater everywhere, spending believed to total about 400 billion d o lla rs. United States. McNamara noted the 14 NATO Ju st how he escaped has been M cN am ara told the m in iste rs the United States does not plan B ritish Defense M inister Denis countries excluding the United withheld for security reasons. Nor any drop to drink." Healey said the United Kingdom, States planned to spend $100 bil­ But he and another American Tomorrow, all’s well, 1 should be at Kellogg. to cut back its 225,000 m an 7th Arm y in G erm any, the equivalent faced with a grave foreign ex­ lion on defense between now and managed to break away from Excitement struggles against Fatigue on the battleground called of six fully manned and equipped divisions. But he called on A m erica’s N orth A tlantic T re a ty O rganization change c risis, may soon have to the end of 1970—approximately a th e ir captors. Sleep. slash its 51,000 man Rhine arm y. quarter of the total. The U.S. They struggled through Jungles The Red Cedar is quiet and still. It shim m ers softly in the night, The only way of avoiding this, would foot the re st of the bill. and ric e fields southward toward as if to say: Healey said, would be If other This is the firs t NATO defense freedom, moving mostly at night. "You’ve conquered the campus and gotten this far, Don. I’ll not Tony Lema Dies NATO countries helped pay for it. Healey gave no specific figures for the B ritish Labor Govern­ m in isters’ meeting since P re si­ dent Charles de Gaulle withdrew French forces from the alliance’s m ilitary command July 1. By day they hid in thick clumps of tre es, and once in a bunker dug as a defense against Ameri­ stand in your way now.” Yet, it is strange. So close to my goal, It all seem s to make little difference now. can bombing raids. ment Is thinking of pulling out up In Plane Crash to one third o r'o n e half of the Rhine arm y. McNamara voiced no criticism Speck’s Prosecutors I’m just tired, anxious to get home—and every fiber of my body c rie s out for re st and peace. Tomorrow, I whisper to myself. Tomorrow. of this B ritish decision. Ameri­ I’ve lived a lifetim e in the last week and seen m ore than most “ Champagne” Tony Lem a.one can officials said Washington ful­ men do in all their years on campus. of the top s ta rs of the Grand Blanc Buick Open, was killed Sunday night in a plane crash ly understands the economic re a ­ sons behind it and the vital stra ­ Seek Jury Indictment I’ve seen the campus in all its p a rts—and I’ve seen it as a whole. tegic p a r t Britain is playing I’ve seen all the different peoples on campus; I’ve come to know in Illinois that also took the lives CHICAGO (UPI)—State’s Atty. Speck’s lawyer, Public Defend­ " E a s t of Suez," particularly In them as one people. of his wife and two others. Daniel P. Ward ushered a par­ e r Gerald Getty, planned a con­ t h e Singapore and Malaysia a r ­ After a disappointing 34th place ade of w itnesses before a grand ference with the prisoner even I’ve cheated death more than once, and I’ve lived life to its full. finish in the PGA Tournament, eas. The two-day NATO meeting jury Monday to seek m urder in­ as the grand jury was asked to And now the only thing I can think of—is Sleep. Lema, 32, and his wife, Betty, was called to put the finishing dictments against Richard Speck, decide whether there was suffi­ SockoVs Solace 30, left Akron, Ohio with M rs. accused killer of eight young cient evidence to Justify an In­ touches to the m ulti-billion dol- Doris Mullen, 45, the twin-en- nu rses. dictm ent. glne plane’s pilot, and D r.G eorge Getty, who had only one brief Bard, the co-pilor. They headed for Joliet, 111., but neverm adeit. The ch arter plane plunged to its destruction on a golf course In Dow Jones The state held Its No. 1 wit­ ness—the lone survivor of the m assacre—in re serv e as it op­ bedside visit with his client, said he wanted to talk to Speck in g rea ter detail about the charges Sockol Ends Trek Today Lansing, 111. Plunges To ened its drive to convict the 24- year-old, tattooed seaman ofwhat against him and delve Into "h is background and things of that na­ Campusnaut Don Sockol ends a 10-day journey across the Michi­ extrem ities of the MSU farm s, each day confronting different When Llndberg crossed the At­ lantic, he said, It brought two The cause of the crash is un­ Coroner Andrew J, Toman called tu re ." problems and relaying his ad­ gan State campus today In front continents closer together. certain, but M rs. Mullen had re ­ ported moments before the crash Year9s Low "th e w orst crim e of the cen­ tu ry ." Getty has strongly Indicated he plans to plead Speck Innocent by of Kellogg Center. He Is expect­ ed to a rriv e about 1:30 p.m . ventures to the State News. Sockol said he is making the that she would have to make a NEW YORK (fl — T h e stock But, he added, after alm ost 50 reason of Insanity. attempt to convince students and forced landing. The plane swerv­ m arket dropped sharply Monday y ears, no person has tried to Corazon Amurao, 23, who es­ A large crowd, including Soc- adm inistrators that closer com­ ed to avoid hitting a group of peo­ to a new low for the year. caped the fate of her dormitory cro ss the campus of MSU on The Dow Jones average of 30 kol’s wife, Dawn, and various munications can and should be ple on the golf course, hit the foot. “ I want to prove It can be ground near the seventh green Industrial stocks slumped 16.32 m ates by cringing under a bed, was not in the firs t group of wit­ Which Chick University officials, a re expect­ ed to greet the slender New York established, "even at a huge mul­ tiversity like MSU." done." and burst Into flam es. points to 852.83— the steepest The world of professional golf decline since President Kenne­ nesses taken to the grand jury room on the fourth floor of Chi­ Rules The Roost? senior, despite a prediction of showers in this area. dy’s assassination on Nov. 22, has lost a g reat com petitor In cago’s Crim inal Courts Bldg. 1963. The average fell 21.16 then. LONDON (jR—M lss B e a t r i x Tentative plans include a tick- Lem a, and the Buick Open has lost one of its ste lla r a ttra c ­ tions. The previous low this year was 864.14 on May 17. F ir s t A sst. State’s Atty. John Wells drove up In front of a J . Stamos said the petite Fili­ hotel in L eicester, England, and ertape p a r a d e , w e l c o m i n g speeches by University and stu­ 33 Die In Belgian Bus Brokers blamed the drop on pino exchange student was not people started laughing. Some­ dent government officials and a NIEDERBRECHEN, Germany not expected to live. Twenty- The Warwick Hills tournament the tight money situation, weak­ slated to a p p e a r at Monday’s one pointed to the roof of her jazzy Dixieland band. (UPI)—A bus bringing Belgian eight of the dead were children. annually draws the golf world’s ness of the British pound and grand Jury session. The prose­ c a r where a roasted chicken was greatest nam es, but few golfers The w e l c o m i n g reception children back from an Alpine the Viet Nam War. cution was expected to keep its roosting. An investigation show­ The children, boys and girls have enjoyed the success that brings to a close for students vacation plunged over an Auto­ The New York Stock Exchange grand Jury presentation to the ed that the chicken had fallen between the ages of 10 and 16, Lema had In Michigan’s top golf and faculty days of frustration bahn Bridge Monday killing 33 Index of all common stocks fell minimum needed to obtain in­ from the ledge of a hotel room were on their way home from a tourney. after following Sockol’s exploits persons. CHAMPAGNE T O N Y .87 to 45.42. In dollars and cents dictm ents and hold the lone sur­ occupied by two players from m onth's holiday In the Austrian L e m a began his Buick Open v iv o r's testimony until the case is Germany’s World Cup soccer daily In the State News. There were only 10 survivors this was an average loss of 90 He e m b a rk e d July 17 from the and police said six of them were Alps. Photo by Ru s s Steffey cents per issue. brought to tria l. team . (c o n tin u e d on page 2) STATENEW K yle Kerbowy S Joel Stark POINT OF VEW Value OLife ed ito r-in -c h ie f ad vertisin g manager E D I T O R ’S N O T E : This sion. 1 feel that my purpose in World War I, II and the Korean is the second p art of a life is not to remove life, not W ar revolt against our foolish f i v e - p a r t point of view to kill, but rath e r to make men logic? The answ er—fear, indif­ Page 2 T u e s d a y , J u l y 26 , 1966 s e r ie s by Robert C. P a u l­ better appreciate life and want ference, helplessness. son, a technician in the even more to live—to live for­ Dept, o f Anatomy. The survivors of these w ars ever I saw death, they tasted it, heard March 13, 1966 Perhaps it is foolish to think Oakland’s Dramatic School it. They know fear, re a l fear, of in term s of having a purpose in Two weeks ago I received no­ losing life. That is they know if life, but fo r this let men call tice to report for my draft phys­ they will only rem em ber, MAKE me foolish. I may very well die ical exam—a very sobering oc­ them selves rem em ber, not just in Viet Nam or some place sim ­ casion. Perhaps my wife is preg­ hide now that they have exper­ Wins Praise For Culture Role ila r, o r perhaps on my way to nant and my classification will be ienced. How can they stand to work tomorrow. But I would feel changed—perhaps? Though 1have know what young people fear much better if my living did not been so heavily propagandized all (even though m ost adults will not require that someone else die— my life by toy arm y guns, sto ries be killed. adm it knowing) and still call it S E V E R A L MON TH S AGO, M ic h i­ al A cadem y of D r a m a t ic A r t concept of heroism in battle, constant I value life, and I value the life foolish and unthinking when the gan State’s Board of T ru stees gave coming to the United States. statem ents of a man’s "d u ty " to of others: to see it destroyed, young revolt, be it a passive Oakland U n ive rs ity the okay to es­ " Y o u must r e a li z e that I am only his country, and millions of other be it man’s life o r that of a social revolt or a truly aggres­ tablish a School of P e rfo rm in g A rts. one of t h o u s a n d s in the theater methods subtle or otherwise, 1 research animal, makes me very sive revolt. I do not fear getting Last week, months ahead of the throughout the world who look upon still find m yself mostly nauseated sad! Depriving something of its old, I fear m ost not being al­ board's original expectations, Oak­ M r . F e r n a ld and the ro yal academy by the thought of death " fo r my senses is. . . is such that I cannot lowed to get old. land responded with the m ostexciting as the pinnacle of professional t r a i n ­ country.” It seem s as though even put it in words, for I do If children—babies—could but th e a trica l project in the s ta te ’s his­ ing in c la s s ic a l t h e a t e r . " man is too special, too sm art (?) not know how 1 can convey what be born with the ability to re a ­ tory. to be lowered to dying in the son from the tim e that they a re At th e ir monthly meeting, the tru s ­ THE U N IT E D S T A T E S h a s achieved I feel. mud (and w ar has nothing but one day old. tees announced that they had approv­ unbelievable m a t e r ia l advances. Yet If 1 do believe what I say then mud). ed the establishment at Oakland of a this m a te r ia l p ro g res s has been at the M achine Age why do I not declare myself a If a baby could look at the facts expense of man's e m otional, in tel­ As a biologist I should know conscientious objector?? I would a s things happen and make a resident professional th e a trica l com­ b etter—we a re just as capable of like to, this would sustain my pany and an Academy of D ram atic lectual and aesthetic needs. rational decision based on these In the last few y ears there has death as a mouse—but, a re we life and my beliefs. That is, if facts before taking action, or A rt. not also capable of putting pur­ my hopelessly confused compa­ BOT H ARE TO be headed by John F erna ld , f o r m e r principal of London s been in c rea se d in te re s t in the a rts , typified by Oakland's recent move. This in creased in te re s t is a response to f u lfill the needs of this aesthetical Agents To Search pose in life? Cannot we under­ trio ts would not kill me them­ stand what the value of life is? selves. Probably the main rea­ I like to think so. I cannot con­ son I do not (openly) is that I before storing the information in his mind, he would be capable of doing great and wonderful things. world famous Royal Academy of D r a ­ ceive of there being something am a coward—imagine, 1 am If I could attach an Instant matic A rt. Fernald has d ire cted such actors as P eter O 'T o o le and Albert Fi nney. A ttracting F ernald has been called nature. In 1960, the re w e re 16 r e s i­ dent professional th e a te rs in t h e U .S .; today, with the addition of Oakland, there are 41. Schools For LSD WASHINGTON (CPS)—A spe­ this dangerous publicity that oth­ so valuable that it necessitates m ore afraid to say that I want to killing a man to have it. People live and not to kill, than I am to do not appreciate life enough to kill and to be killed. What a reco rd er to my brain, one that would duplicate all my im pres­ sions, Instead of a pen (which sustain it. hopelessly twisted sense of val­ forgets 3/4 of what I want to say) a the a trica l coup; he has been sought, cial corps of undercover agents e rs have put forth advocating the you would better feel a s I. BECAUSE O F FE R N A L D , Michigan To willfully deprive a person ues we a re given. Is it any rep orted ly, by more than a dozen is going into action on college use of the drug for m ystical ex­ of the right to breathe, to walk, begins its venture in a resident p ro­ wonder that young people revolt? Tomorrow I go to work; to c i t i e s and educational institutions campuses and elsewhere to com­ perience,” D r. Goddard said. to see sun, clouds, mountains, fessional company at the top of the He revealed that special in­ Why do young people revolt and prostitute m yself, for 1 do not do since resigning fro m the royal aca­ bat the illicit manufacture, sale, f ie ld . The prospect is one of e n r ic h ­ vestigators a re in training now rain, wildlife, meadows, other not old m ature minds that have a s I feel. Why? I m ust eat. Some demy in December. and use of the mind-expanding ing the state and nation both academ­ people, sm iles and frowns is actually seen m ore of the strife? day, I hope, 1 can eat and do as drug LSD, the Food and Drug at the U niversity of California TH OMA S D eG A E T A N I, the manag­ ic a lly and c u ltu ra lly . at Berkeley. somehow beyond my comprehen­ Why do not the men who fought I feel I m ust. Administration has revealed. ing d ire c to r of New Y o r k ’s Lincoln Oakland U n iv e rs ity is to be con­ FDA Com m issioner Jam es L. C en ter fo r the P e rfo rm in g Arts and gratu lated on its tim in g and f o r e ­ Goddard said LSD has been under f o r m e r head of the State Dept, of Jul- sight. The r e p e r t o r y company and lia rd School of Music said, ‘ I cannot intensive investigation by medi­ d ra m a school should become one of Sukarno Says He's Powerless tell you with what delight I greet the cal re se a rc h e rs since it was dis­ the finest in the country. covered by accident in 1943, and prospect of John F erna ld and his Roy- The E ditors that no legitim ate medical use has ever been found for it. Asked what he thought of the J A K A R T A (UPI)—President His rem arks were punctuated by head of the M inistry of Defense Sukarno announced that in the widely-published claim that LSD Sukarno disclosed to the Indo­ audience laughter. and Security, with supervision sm aller presidium IdhamChalid, OUR READERS SPEAK "expands" the mind and makes possible a so rt of m ystical sp ir­ nesian people Monday night that he had been stripped of effec­ Even before the form al an­ nouncement, Lt. Gen. Suharto told over the arm y, navy, a ir force, fo rm er deputy p rem ier for su­ national police and Dept, of De­ prem e state organs, would be­ itual experience, Dr. Goddard tive leadership of his Cabinet a news conference that he would mobilization and V eterans. come senior m in ister for peo­ snapped, " P u re bunk.” w i t h appointment of m ilitary personally head a new presid­ The new cabinet retain s the ples welfare; and Senusi H ard- " I t’s an extrem ely dangerous strongman Suharto as chairman ium, cut from six deputy p re ­ sam e number of subordinate min­ jadinata, f o r m e r governor of Urges ‘On To drug that can precipitate serious psychiatric illness or even sui­ c id e," he added. Goddard said that no one re al­ ly knows how widespread the cu r­ of a new ruling presidium . Sukarno made the announce­ ment in a nationwide broadcast. m ie rs to five senior m in isters. B esides replacing Sukarno as chairm an, Suharto was named iste rs as before, 24. It kept W est Java, would be head of Foreign M inister Adam Malik Industry development. firm ly in control of foreign af­ Both Malik and the Sultan lost fa irs as head of the Senior Min­ sev eral portfolios in the new on, urge him onl However, warn season, he will find their latch istry of Social P olitics and Sul- lineup. But Malik a s head of so­ E D I T O R ’S NOTE; D o n him of the strip of death which strings out and their habitations rent LSD fad is. "You hear loose ton Hamengku B u w o n o IX in cial politics retained personal plans to touch the land the n a t i v e s call "H a rriso n ." of Brody, but since i t ’ s Through this area, night and deserted, he will end his day, fuming m onsters rush up t r i p at Kellogg Center. and down ready to snare the un­ available for the footsore adven­ tu re r. Let him pass through this fair land to the w estern lim its and talk about 30 p e r cent of college students using LSD, but I know of no reliable data on the extent of the usage,” he said. "T hat’s Order Grand Jury charge of the Senior M inistry of control of the foreign affairs min­ Economy and Finance. istry , being named concurrently The new cabinet brought to an m i n i s t e r of that department, end a process Suharto began last which is one of four under his To the E ditor: wary tra v e le r and he had best then, as he stands with the golden beware. ray s of the sinking sun warming Once he is beyond this danger his wind-burned face, with the one of the things we’re trying to find out now." Goddard said the FDA, together with the National Institute of To Probe Rioting March 11, under the sweeping senior m inistry. powers Sukarno delegated to him, O bservers said his continued when he Jailed 18 Cabinet min­ control of foreign affairs would We have followed with much his Journey will be done, and songs of the many birds filling E a rlie r Monday, however, Ohio iste rs and reduced the Cabinet appear to a ssu re Indonesia’s r e ­ though he will find the natives of the soft a ir, and with the faint Mental Health, would attempt to CLEVELAND (UPI)—A Judge in te re s t the w anderings of the entry In the United Nations and discover how widespread abuse of Monday ordered the grand Jury Adjutant General Erw in H ostet­ from 100 m inisters to 30. in tre p id M r. Sockol as he p u r­ Brody-land scattered to their rippling sounds of the beautiful Two m inisters of the form er d rift away from the Communist LSD has become. into session to investigate the le r, Commander of the state Na­ su es his journey a c ro ss the cam ­ hunting grounds for the warm Red Cedar in his e a rs—yes, then "Along with this will be an fiery east side slum rio ts which tional Guard, said if the troubled Cabinet who had come under fire bloc. p u s. We have followed, too, the and Only then can he truthfully An organization c h a rt posted educational effort aimed at col­ authorities said appeared to have east side area rem ained quiet from arm y-instigated s t u d e n t s to rie s concerning M r. Sockol’s say, " I have climbed my moun­ dem onstrators lost th e ir jobs: in the state palace war room Monday night a reduction in force b rav e endeavor. However, we note in a recen t sto ry that he Right To tain, I have achieved my goalll" lege students and others who seem to be particularly at risk, r u n th eir course. N a t i o n a l Guardsmen continued to patrol might be started Tuesday. D r. Johannes Lelm ena, deputy p rio r to Suharto’s news confer­ to try to acquaint them with the stre e ts on a day-to-day basis. "T his means that about one- prem ier for general affairs, and ence showed the five senior min­ plans to end his journey at Kel­ William Wilkie, Advisor His Opinion the dangers and to counteract A special session of the grand third of the troops will leave,” Rusland Abdulgani, political in­ is te rs of the presidium still fall­ logg C enter " w h e re the sun goes G reat Brody Council ing under P resident Sukarno, ju ry was called for Tuesday by H ostetler said. "A fter that we stitutions. a t night.” To the Editor: Common Pleas C ourt JudgeTho- will gradually cut down and have If he stops at Kellogg C enter he w ill not have accom plished what m as J. P arrino. The jury, head­ a standby in the arm o ry for as he set out to do for the Michigan S tate cam pus ends not th e re . Methodology does not guaran­ tee accuracy. M r. Gabridge said England has done nothing intelli­ ed by Louis B. Seltzer, retire d editor of the Cleveland P re ss, may return indictments and make long as necessary ." Meanwhile, two m em bers of a clandestine w h i t e "vigilante’’ Policeman Injured Beyond Kellogg C enter, yet gent for 300 y e ars. Neither Mr. recommendations for preventing group were arraigned in munici­ An East Lansing policeman was in good condition Monday f a rth e r to the w est, is a land Cutler nor M r. Hawkins has prov­ future outbreaks, P arrin o said. pal court on second-degree m ur­ afternoon a t Sparrow Hospital recovering from in ju ries he re ­ f a ir e r and g reen er than any he ed otherwise. Mayor Ralph Locher said the der charges in the riot-slaying ceived when a c a r struck his patrol c a r at Grand River w ill have c ro sse d , w here the England's stand against Hitler 2,000 guardsmen on rio t duty of a Negro. Avenue and Spartan Avenue early that morning. a ir is now p u re r, the breezes was more than adm irable, but h e re would rem ain at full strength W arren R. Lariche, 28, a truck The city-owned patrol c a r was completely destroyed, East m o re g e n t l e , and the vistas Chamberlain’s " p e a c e in our until conditions w arranted their d river, and Patsy C. Sabetta, Lansing Police said. g rander than the land of the tim e" was rem arkable for its re le ase . 21, a state highway department Officer Robert B. F o ster, 29, of 694 John Rd., reportedly dusty A kerites or even that of stupidity. City officials and councilmen laborer, were freed on $5,000 received injuries to his legs, rib s and back. F u rth er exam­ the arb o rea l M asonites. People can have opinions about in the wards m ost heavily affect­ bond. A third youth, Michael J a - inations will be made to determ ine the extent of the in juries. Y es, beyond Kellogg C enter the relative m erits of night base­ ed by seven nights of violence cobucci, 17, faced Juvenile court The accident occurred when the patrol c a r was stopped lie s Brody-land, a m ost im por­ ball and sex, school and society argued against any possible r e ­ action in connection with the behind a c a r on Grand R iver, preparing to turn left onto tant p a rt of the cam pus, and an and Viet Nam and Dunkirk with­ duction in the m ilitary force nightrider slaying. Spartan Avenue. A third vehicle, driven by David B. Ko- a re a beyond which the sun r e s ts out invoking the Muses’ methods this week. They w ere a c c u s e d of the walske, 38, of 1215 Parkview Avenue, Lansing, struck the each night. of natural science, or the pro­ They warned violence could shooting death of Benoris Toney, police c ar in the re a r while traveling at 35 m iles p e r hour. To have E xplorer Sockol stop cedures of social science. erupt again and said repairm en 29, early Saturday on the fringe The police c a r in turn hit the front vehicle. a t Kellogg would be like Colum­ bus stopping at M adeira, P eary for public utilities w ere afraid of the Hough slum section. The Kowalske suffered m inor in juries, but refused treatm ent. David Selgle to enter the area without pro­ killing, according to authorities, The d riv er of the front car, John R. Kocsis, 21, 3010 stopping at Hudson B a y .o rP a rk - graduate student tection. stemmed from a rum or that two Em erald C ircle, Lansing, was not injured. m an halting at Omaha. U rge him Detroit Italian "vigilantes’’ w ere wound­ P u b lis h e d by th e stu d en ts o f M ic h ig a n S ta te U n iv e r s it y e v e r y c la s s d a y th ro u g h ­ ed by marauding N egroes during the night of racial disorders. Orientation Students! o u t th e y e a r and a s p e c ia l W e lc o m e W e e k E d ltlo n In S e p te m b e r. S u b s c rip tio n r a t e $ 1 0 p e r y e a r . A u th o riz e d by the B o a r d o f S tu d e n t P u b lic a tio n s , The grand Jury was expected to question police, city officials, Tony Lema Dies M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d P r e s s , U n ite d P r e s s In te r n a tio n a l, In la n d D a ily P r e s s A s s o c ia tio n , A s s o c ia te d C o lle g ia te P r e s s , M ic h ig a n P r e s s A s s o c ia tio n , M ic h ig a n C o lle g ia te P r e s s A s s o c ia tio n . rio t-a re a residents and persons FREE Second c la s s p o s ta g e p a id at E a s t L a n s in g , M ic h . a rre ste d during a week-long out­ burst of racial tensions. Campus Pac E d it o r ia l and b u s in e s s o ffic e s at 341 S tu d e n t S e r v ic e s B u ild in g , M ic h ig a n S ta te U n iv e r s it y , E a s t L a n s in g , M ic h . T h e J u s t i c e Departm ent’s Community Relations Services, good fortunes in 1962 when he (continued f r o m page I) created under the 1964 Civil entered the final round tied with tie for 10th. His 1963 efforts resulted in a P h o n est E d it o r ia l ........................................................................................................................................... » s s IiiS S Rights Act, moved into the sit­ Bill Collins and Pete Cooper for Although his fine play had kept C l a t t l f l o d A d v e r tis in g ......................................................................................................... D is p la y A d v e r tis in g ............................................................................................................. ¡>55 « 3 -6 4 0 0 uation to build a new organiza­ the lead. He faltered, though, and him in the Open’s top ten, he To All Freshmen and N ew Students B u s in e s s - C ir c u la t io n ....................................................................................................... P h o to g ra p h ic ............................................................................................................................ « 5 82? ? 3 5 5 -8 3 1 1 tion aimed a t preventing more finished In a tie for sixth. wasn’t satisfied until he won the Grand Blanc match In *64. trouble. Campus Pac For Men Campus Pac For Women The handsome, good-humored Lema shot a 277 to cop the hon­ • Deep Magic Moisture Cream ors. His six birdies In a row Old Spice After Shave Absorbine Jr. • Angel Face Make-Up K it Ice Show [a t t e n t io n car OWNERSi were the highlight of his title performance. • Macleans Toothpaste Brylcreem Alka-Seltzer • Pond’ s Body Powder Talent on Ice In ’65 it was Lema pacing the field again with a 280 score, • Lustre Cream Shampoo W o rld Cham pion S k a te rs — \ com plete fro n t end re p a ir and a lig n m en t and lt was champagne for the Palmolive Soap press once more. No*Doz • Fresh Start Wed., July 27, 8:15 * brakes * suspension Lema brought his jokes and • Alka-Seltzer sm ile to Warwick Hills again Be sure to pick up your Pac while you a re h ere. A d m issio n s * wheel balancing * s te e rin g c o rre c tio n s this summer. He was indeed one of the favorites. The Buick Open Also place your o r d e r f o r F a ll textbooks- B alcony 75£ R in ksid e seats $1.00 * m o to r tune ups had become Lema’s tournament. Be P r e p a r e d F o r F a ll T e r m ! However, in Lema’s final visit T icke ts a v a ila b le at to Michigan, Phil Rogers de­ CAMPUS BOOK STORES throned the flamboyant golf star, Michigan State University LISKEY’S Auto Safety Center and won the tournament. But Lema was only three strokes be­ ACROSS FROM BER KEY hind the winner, in fourth place. ACROSS FROM UNION 124 s o n II L A R C H IV 4-7346 13 1 E . Grand R iv e r 507 E • G ran d R iv e r Ice Arena Whether he won or not, hs was a favorite at Warwick H ills. T u e sd a y , Ju ly 2 6 , 1966 M ich ig a n S ta te N e w s , E a st L a n sin g , M ich ig a n Shop Wednesday STUDYING ISSUES 12:00 to 9:00 Senate In Air Strike h e r e to s e e w h a t k in d o f s h o e W A S H I N G T O N (U P I)— T h e t i a t l o n s f u r t h e r . B u t, h e a d d e d , WCC Condemns V ie t E sca la tio n th e y d r o p o n th e H i l l . ” " W e ’r e not o u tla w s . W e w ill S e n a te s te p p e d in to th e a i r l i n e U n io n P r e s i d e n t P .L . .(Roy) c o m p ly w ith a n y le g a l o r d e r o f th e s t r i k e d is p u te M o n d a y a n d u n io n - G E N E V A ( U P I) —- T h e W o rld Council of Churches S l e m i l l e r s a id C o n g r e s s i o n a l a c ­ U .S . g o v e r n m e n t.” m a n a g e m e n t n e g o tia tio n s w e r e (W C C ) went a step f u r t h e r In condemning U.S. es­ t io n w o u ld b e " a d e la y in g p r o ­ N e g o tia tio n s w e r e d e s c r i b e d a s r e c e s s e d to l e t C o n g r e s s c o n ­ cala tio n of the w a r In V i e t Nam Monday by charging c e d u r e ” th a t w o u ld t i e up n e g o - a " c o m p l e te s t a l e m a t e , w ith u n ­ s i d e r e m e r g e n c y l e g i s l a ti o n to that it aggravates ill - f e e l i n g between races. io n a n d m a n a g e m e n t p o s itio n s e n d th e 1 8 - d a y -o ld w a lk o u t. In fin a l action on a w id e -ran g in g set of con fer­ f r o z e n o n th e m a c h i n i s t s ' d e ­ T h e S e n a te L a b o r C o m m itte e ence resolutions, however, the 400 delegates to the W C C 's social conference voted to delete an accusa­ m e t In c lo s e d s e s s io n to d i s c u s s tw o p r o p o s a l s f o r e n d in g th e Teachers Get m a n d s f o r a 5 3 - c e n t h o u r ly w a g e in c re a s e ov er th re e y e a rs fo r tion that the United States had no hesitation in step­ ping up the w a r because the Vietnam ese a re Asians. s t r i k e a n d th e n s c h e d u le d a p u b ­ lic h e a r in g a t 12:3 0 p .m . to d a y Salary Hike t o p - r a t e d m e c h a n ic s now e a r n in g $ 3 .5 2 a n h o u r . T h e u n io n a ls o on th e m e a s u r e s . h a s a s k e d im p r o v e d h e a lth , w e l­ G RA N D R A P ID S (fl— A c o n ­ C h a ir m a n L i s t e r H i l l, D - A la ., f a r e a n d p e n s io n b e n e f i ts a n d House Takes Up R ights B ill tr a c t c a l l i n g fo r annual pay s a i d th e c o m m itte w o rk in g c o n d itio n s in a p a c k a g e _ e , w o u ld h e a r. r a i s e s o f $500 h a s b e e n a p p r o v e d . . . .. * on r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s o f th e u n io n a n d . te a c h e rs of ^ K e no w a H i l l s 11 e s t i m a t e s w o u ld c o s t $89 W ASH INGTON (U P I)—T h e T h e 2 0 0 -1 8 0 v o te b y w h ich th e fiv e as ft or ui i Ac kb ao lirr*l1ilnn oeOs . H !4 e o sCQ a i1H d m i 11 1 m illio n . ATI t h e H o u s e r e j e c t e d a n a tte m p t S c h o o l d i s t r i c t h e r e , S u p t. M a r ­ H o u s e a g r e e d M o n d a y t o ta k e o f f ic ia ls f r o m th e d e f e n s e , la b o r , T h e a i r l i n e s c o u n te r e d w ith a b y R e p u b lic a n s a n d c o n s e r v a ­ v in K o s ts s a i d to d a y . u p th e 1966 C i v il R i g h ts B i ll c o m m e r c e a n d p o s t o f fic e d e ­ w age b o o st o ffer of 48 c e n ts an t i v e D e m o c r a ts to s e n d th e K o s ts s a i d th e K e n o w a H i l ls b y o n ly a 2 0 - v o te m a r g i n w ith p a r t m e n t s a ls o w o u ld b e a s k e d h o u r o v e r th e l if e o f a 3 1 / 2 - b i l l t o th e H o u s e R u l e s C o m ­ E d u c a tio n A s s n ., w h ic h n e g o ­ s ig n s th a t its c o n tr o v e r s ia l to te s ti f y . y e a r c o n tr a c t , w h ic h th e u n io n r e ­ m i t t e e f o r f u r t h e r s tu d y w a s a t i a t e d w ith th e b o a r d o f e d u c a ­ " o p e n o c c u p a n c y ” p r o v is io n S e n . W ayne M o r s e , D - O r e ., j e c t e d . M a n a g e m e n t w a s b e lie v ­ r u d e sh o c k to i t s m a n a g e r s . tio n s i n c e F e b r u a r y , a g r e e d to w a s in s e r i o u s t r o u b le . ju n k in g h i s o r i g in a l p la n f o r a e d to h a v e r a i s e d i t s b id to a s t h e 1 9 6 6 -6 7 c o n t r a c t l a t e l a s t v i r t u a l f e d e r a l t a k e o v e r o f th e m u c h a s 50 c e n t s a n h o u r . w eek. Id le d a i r l i n e s , I n tro d u c e d a s u b ­ H yland Says B om bing May Stop s t i tu t e b ill th a t w o u ld o r d e r s t r i k ­ B e g in n in g t e a c h e r s w ill r e ­ B A NG KO K, T h ailan d ( A P ) — The com m an d er of the in g m a c h i n is ts b a c k to w o rk i m ­ m e d ia te ly f o r 180 d a y s w h ile c o n ­ c e i v e a $500 i n c r e a s e to $ 5 ,5 0 0 a n n u a lly , K o s ts s a id , w ith s i m i ­ NEJAC TV Rentals l a r i n c r e a s e s f o r e x p e r ie n c e d U S 7th F leet, V ic e Adm. John J. Hyland, said today t r a c t t a l k s c o n tin u e d . t e a c h e r s . H e s a i d th e c o n tr a c t $ 9 /m o . the United States has at Its disposal a m i l i t a r y force A s e c o n d p la n f o r c o m p u ls o r y in c lu d e d i n c r e a s e s in h o s p ita l capable of to ta lly destroying North V ie t Nam but f e d e r a l a r b i t r a t i o n o f th e c o s t ly a n d m e d ic a l i n s u r a n c e a n d in 482-0624 o u r government does not have this policy n° w - d is p u te w a s o f f e r e d b y S e n a te a n n u a l s ic k le a v e . Hyland, whose c a r r i e r planes are bombing North R e p u b lic a n L e a d e r E v e r e t t M . V i e t N am dally, t o l d a news conference that A m e ric a n D i r k s e n . H e c it e d th e s u c c e s s a i r s trik e s on fuel depots near Hanoi and Haiphong o f s i m i l a r l e g i s l a ti o n a v e r t in g a ‘ ‘ without question have h u rt the enemy. ’ But he said n a tio n w id e r a i l r o a d s t r i k e in he didn’t think U.S. planes would bomb Hanoi fo r a 1963. long t im e to come. B o th p r o p o s a l s , w h ic h w ould h a l t th e s t r i k e p r o m p tly , w e r e T hant O ffe rs P lan In M oscow ta k e n u p b y th e S e n a te L a b o r C o m m itte e , o f w h ic h M o r s e i s a M OSCOW (U P I)—U .N . S e c ­ r e t a r y G e n e r a l T h a n t fle w h e r e M o n d ay w ith a V ie t N a m p e a c e p la n f o r S o v ie t l e a d e r s c o m p ro m ise b e t w e e n t h e A m e r ic a n a n d N o r th V ie tn a m ­ e s e s o lu tio n s to th e c o n f lic t. T h a n t s a i d h e w o u ld r a n g e m e m b e r . T h e v e te r a n la b o r m e d ­ i a t o r p r e d ic te d h i s p la n c o u ld b e r e a d y f o r f l o o r a c tio n T u e s ­ d a y . H o u s e a p p r o v a l a ls o w o u ld Campus Center w ho w e r e r e p o r t e d r e a d y to w id e ly o v e r th e “ b l e a k ” in ­ be n e ce ssa ry . g iv e h im a r e s p e c t f u l h e a r in g t e r n a ti o n a l h o r iz o n In t h r e e d a y s o f t a l k s w ith P r e m i e r T h e W h ite H o u s e s a i d P r e s i ­ b e f o r e tu r n in g h im d ow n. A le x e i K o s y g in a n d o t h e r o f­ d e n t J o h n s o n w a s k e e p in g o u t o f T h e S o v ie ts a l r e a d y h a v e fic ia ls . th e s t r i k e . A s k e d a b o u t a p u b ­ r e j e c t e d T h a n t 's p r o p o s a l — a l i s h e d r e p o r t th e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n w o u ld p r o p o s e i t s ow n l e g i s l a ti o n to e n d th e w a lk o u t, P r e s s S e c r e ­ Lewis New Dean t a r y B i ll D. M o y e r s s a id : " N o t t h a t I know o f .” A s C o n g r e s s s te p p e d in to th e d is p u te , c o n t r a c t b a r g a in in g h a lt­ camel At U. Of Nigeria e d in d e f in ite ly a t th e L a b o r D e p t. B o th s i d e s w e r e p u t o n 30 m in ­ u t e s ’ n o tic e to a w a it d e v e lo p ­ R i c h a r d L e w is , a s s o c i a t e p r o ­ f e s s o r o f m a r k e ti n g a n d t r a n s ­ p o rta tio n , h a s b e e n n a m e d d ean M SU f a c u lty m e m b e r s a r e in N i­ g e r i a a s s i s t i n g a n d a d v is in g in t r a i n i n g , te a c h in g a n d r e s e a r c h . m e n t s on C a p ito l H ill. " A s long a s t h e r e i s d i s c u s ­ s io n on th e H ill, t h e r e c a n b e no classics o f th e fa c u lty o f b u s i n e s s a d ­ L e w is r e p l a c e s C a r l F r o s t who s e r i o u s b a r g a i n in g h e r e , ” s a i d I s r e tu r n i n g to th e c a m p u s a f te r A s s is ta n t L ab o r S e c re ta ry J a m e s m i n i s t r a t i o n a t th e U n i v e r s i ty o f N ig e r ia . c o m p le tin g a t w o - y e a r a s s i g n ­ J . R e y n o ld s . “ T h e y ’r e w a itin g new T h e a p p o in tm e n t o f L e w is Is m e n t in N ig e r ia . u n d e r a n a d v is o r y p r o g r a m MSU I n a d d itio n to te a c h in g , L e w is h a s a t th e U n i v e r s i ty o f N ig e r ia u n d e r g r a n t s f r o m t h e U n ite d w a s e d it o r o f th e M ic h ig a n S ta te E c o n o m ic R e c o r d , a p u b lic a tio n Internat9l Picnic camel hair coats S t a te s A g e n c y f o r I n t e r n a ti o n a l o f th e B u r e a u o f B u s i n e s s a n d T h e I n t e r n a ti o n a l C lu b w ill h o ld D e v e lo p m e n t. A p p r o x im a te ly 30 E c o n o m ic R e s e a r c h . H e r e c e iv e d th e b a c h e l o r ’s d e­ a p ic n ic a t P o r t a g e L a k e S a tu r ­ day. from England A ll i n t e r e s t e d in a t t e n d i n g g r e e a n d th e m a s t e r ’s d e g r e e s h o u ld r e g i s t e r a t th e UN L o u n g e f r o m M ia m i U n i v e r s i ty , O x fo rd , O h io . H e w a s a w a r d e d th e d o c ­ w ith M r s . B e r g e r . T r a n s p o r t a ­ t io n w ill b e m a d e a v a i l a b l e upon for campus or career t o r a t e in m a r k e ti n g b y MSU in re q u e s t. 1964. R e g is tr a t io n f e e i s $1 f o r m e m ­ L e w is w ill r e t u r n to th e E a s t b e r s a n d $ 1 .2 5 f o r n o n - m e m b e r s . L a n s i n g c a m p u s in m id - J u ly , C h i ld r e n w ill b e a d m i t te d f r e e . 1968. S a d d le -s titc h e d boy c o a t, w ith s t r a ig h t c u f f e d s le e v e s , patch po c kets and buttoned b e l t in b ac k. A CIRCLE? A fa s h io n a b le f a v o r i t e in 100% i m p o r t e d c a m e l h a i r f o r m is s e s 8 - 1 8 , and 5 ’ 5” and u n d e r p e t it e s , 6 - 1 6 . When it’s orange, it’s a fruit $90. B a lm a c a a n b a s ic , n e v e r d a te d , a lw a y s in fa s h io n , e s p e c i a ll y when I t ’ s 100% i m p o r t e d c a m e l When it’s purple, it’s a grape h a i r . 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