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G rand R iv e r T h u r sd a y , A u gu st 18, 1966 3 M ic h ig a n State, N e w s , E a s t L a n s in g , M ich iga n I I N M U S I C I A N S * B A N Q U E T T w o T o p M usic N a m e s T o A p p e a r Two of the m ost prom inent h o n o rary doctorate of m usic de­ had o rch estras, not just bands a rts, Stevens was a real estate and states, to get such efforts p erso n s in the a r ts w ere sched­ g re e from the Philadelphia Aca­ as they have now with clarinets, broker specializing in hotels and over the humps that now stand uled to ap p e ar a t the annual dem y of M usic. trum pets, trom bones and so on. investment properties. In the way of their becoming banquet of the A m erican F e d e ra ­ Kenin’s f ir s t p ro fessio n w as “ There have been changes in He has been producing partner self-supporting and self-direct­ tion of M u sician s' (AFM) Con­ m u sic, but in 1931 he tu rn ed to public habits. There was a time in over 100 Broadway shows ing.” g re s s of S trings W ednesday night. law . He has been p resid e n t of when hotels had a little string in the last 10 years, including The venture on which the na­ H erm an Kenin, p resid e n t of the th e AFM since 1958, and w as group in each room and every "W est Side Story,” "C at on a tional council has embarked, said AFM, and R oger L . Stevens, v ic e p resid en t of A FL-CIO In cafe had a violin.” Hot Tin Roof,” "B us Stop,” "T ea Stevens in his report, "The State sp ecial a s s is ta n t to the P r e s i­ 1963. Kenin rem arked that the prob­ and S y m p a th y ” and “ M a ry , of the A rts," poses one of the dent on the a r ts , a rriv e d in E ast When asked why the AFM chose lem with the Congress is to keep Mary.” m ost Interesting c h a l l e n g e s L ansing Wednesday to speak to to have a C ongress of S trin g s, It down to 100 persons each sum­ Stevens believes that the Na­ American society has faced. the young m usicians a t th e ir an­ in stead of, p erh ap s, a C ongress m er. tional Council on the A rts, just "W e a re about to find out,” nual dinner. of B ra ss o r a C ongress of T ym ­ " It would get out of hand with created by Congress in 1964, he said, "w hether we have the The dinner clim axes the eig h t- pany, Kenin had a sim ple answ er m ore,” he said. "B ut it’s been will be able to propose varied sense and the sp irit to give aid week co n g re ss. They also h ea rd read y . so successful and the locals a re methods to encourage private from our taxes.” th e students a t a sp ecial p e r­ “ T h ere is a sh o rtag e of strin g so happy about it that it’s been initiative in the a rts, but not Stevens’ council has aided the form ance of th e ir co n cert Wed­ p la y e rs ,’* he sa id . ‘ T h e r e a r e troublesom e to keep the total computerize them. American Ballet Theatre, a La­ •■ m nesday afternoon In the MSU two o r th re e big o rc h e stra s that down.” “ Due to the new foundation ” boratory Theater Project for Ed­ A uditorium . haven’t found enough strin g play­ Stevens, also chairm an of the he said, "w e can now use fed­ ucation, and has c r e a t e d the U p W i t h T h e B i g T o p Kenin, the 6 5 -y ea r-o ld p r e s i­ e r s and play sh o rt a violin o r National Council on the Arts and eral funding to stimulate local American Film Institute to train dent of the AFM, is a native of s o ." a m ember of the Board of T rus­ private effort, whether it be the directors and w rite rs for the Ci reus w o rk e rs labored Wednesday to set up the Clyde B e a tty -C o le B ro th ers New J e rs e y , and a g raduate of Kenin also had an explanation tees of the John F. Kennedy Cen­ artist, entrepreneur or cities movie industry. c ir c u s ' 'big top ,” on a f ie ld at W a v e r ly Road and St. Joseph Road. The p e r - Reed College and the N orthw est fo r the sh o rtag e . " I n my d a y ," te r for the Perform ing A rts, fo rm a n c e s w ill be at 2:30 and 8:30. Photo by Russ Steffey C ollege of Law , and holds an he said, " a lm o s t a ll schools has the job of encouraging all branches of the a rts and recom­ mending ways to maintain and increase cultural resources of World News 4 D a v y C r o c k e t t the United States, Stevens was born in Detroit s at a Glance and holds degrees from the Uni­ versity of Michigan, Wayne State A t R o m n e y F e t e and Tulane University. LANSING ifl—Gov. G e o r g e in a recent political campaign Before becoming active in the Romney’s 1966 election cam­ that anyone managed to draw paign got a "Wild W est" sendoff m ore attention at an appear­ Objector Sentenced To Death Wednesday, a s s i s t e d by Fess ance of the tw o-term governor, P arker, alias Davy Crockett, al­ who started Wednesday to cam­ A T H E N S ( U P I ) - - A G re e k m i l i t a r y court has sen­ tenced a 2 2 - y e a r - o ld Jehovah’ s Witness to death f o r refusing com pulsory m i l i t a r y s erv ic e. Stocks Dip ias Daniel Boone. P arker, a Democrat turned paign for his third term . P ark er blew out the candles on a fo ur-tiered birthday cake C h ris to s Kazanis, who had a lrea d y spent two y ears Republican, gave Romney a white that said in pink icing, “ Happy in prison f o r disobeying d ra ft o rd e r s , appealed the death sentence and h ig h e r m i l i t a r y auth o rities agreed Moderates western hat and said it was a symbol of all the Republicans out Birthday, F e ssl” He and Rom­ ney cut the first piece. to re v ie w it. NEW YORK (UPI)—Late bar­ West who a re looking east. Asked about his age, P ark er Another unidentified Jehovah's Witness was given gain hunters helped take some He helped open the Lansing told a rep o rter, " I'm claiming the death sentence six months ago, a uth o rities dis­ of the sting out of another de­ campaign headquarters for Rom­ 40 this y ear.” closed, but it was la te r commuted to seven years cline on the New York Stock ney, Lt. Gov. William Milliken P ark er, in Lansing to promote i mprisonm ent. Exchange W e d n e s d a y .T ra d in g and U.S. Sen. Robert Griffin. a new movie, once sta rre d in was m oderately active. T h e t a l l , broad-shouldered the IDavy Crockett series on tel­ Ambassador Reports Conspiracies P rices drifted slightly lower television a n d motion picture sta r evision. It was sponsored by m in the first two hours in reaction towered over Romney, uninten­ American Motors, the auto firm MIAMI (UPI) — F id el C as­ plans ag ain st C a stro a r e no­ to an increase in the "p rim e " Romney headed until he ran for table “ p a rtic u la rly in t h e 'n o m tionally upstaging the governor. tr o ’s am b assad o r to Lebanon, interest rate by F irs t National governor in 1962. arm e d f o rc e s ," It was one of the few tim es who defected his diplom atic City Bank of New York but drop­ p o st la s t w eek, told a news A lonso, who left B eiru t with ped sharply after noon as many conference W e d n e s d a y that h is w ife and daughter la st leading banks across the coun­ S i d e S h o w s A n d E l e p h a n t s "c o n s p ira c ie s a r e brew ing all w eek, becam e the th ird Cuban- try followed the move. ov er C uba" ag a in st C a stro . diplom at to b rea k w ith the The Clyde B e a tty -C o le B ro th e rs circu s brought a m ystic a ura when they set up Buyers, apparently attracted "S ooner o r la t e r ," said L i­ C om m unist governm ent d u r­ t h e ir side shows, and the fla v o r of the east with the elephants. by the low prices created in the onel Alonso, 34, C a stro will ing the p a s t fou r m onths, a c ­ Photo by Russ Steffey slide on Tuesday and early Wed­ b e toppled. He sa id that the cording to ex ile so u rc e s h e re . nesday, moved in during the final hour and helped cut losses sub­ stantially. Glamor shares bene­ No Rehabilitation For Trotsky FIRST PHOTOS TODAY fited most from the buying wave. The United P re ss International Stock Market Indicator dropped MOSCOW ( A P ) - - T h e m e m o ry of re vo lu tio n ist Leon nearly 1 per cent before the buy­ T r o ts k y w ill not be re h a b ilita te d , P ra v d a said Wed­ ing started but by the close its nesday. The Com m unist p a r ty paper c r it ic i z e d W est­ e r n sources f o r suggesting such a thing might occur M o o n ’s B a c k s id e E xp o sed deficit was slashed to 0.77 per cent. Of 1,420 Issues traded, 883 during the 50th a n n iv e rs a ry celeb ration s of the re v ­ retreated, 320 to new 1966 lows, olution. P A S A D E N A , C alif. (UPI)— sla te d to s ta r t during the sp ace­ L u n ar O rb lte r’s Initial p ic­ while 278 advanced, only three to T r o ts k y was perhaps second only to V . l . Lenin as a le ad e r of the 1917B o ls h e v ik revolution that brought A m e ric a 's L u n ar O rb iter sp ace­ c r a ft’s 26th o rb it at 10:42 a.m . tu re s w e re not expected to r e ­ new highs. Using April 1, 1966 c o m m u nism to power. He lost out In a struggle with c ra ft focuses its television cam ­ w ith the f ir s t photo to be rec eiv ­ veal too much lunar detail to the prices as a 100 base, the UPI e r a on the backside of the moon ed on ea rth during the 27th o rb it naked eye. indicator stood at 90.92. Josef V . Stalin and was la te r m u rd e re d in Mexico. He is denounced In the Soviet Union as a t r a i t o r . today fo r the s ta r t of its p ic tu re - taking m issio n to find p o ssib le a t 3:43 p.m . " A ll sy stem s a r e w orking as LIEBERMANN’S: m anned landing site s . 40 Dead In Italy planned fo r T h u rsd ay ,” said a T he 8 5 0 - p o u n d photographic spokesm an fo r the C alifornia In­ ROME li1)—A uthorities Wed­ At le a s t 12 p e rso n s p e r­ stitu te of Technology’s Je t P ro ­ la b o ra to ry w as scheduled to take nesday counted m o re than 40 ish ed when w aves sw am ped pulsion L ab o rato ry h e re . Scien­ 352 p ic tu re s of nine p o ssib le dead fro m auto accidents and sm a ll sa ilb o a ts on n o rth ern tis ts an ticip ated no p ro b lem s. landing s ite s on the fro n t of the f r o m weekend sto rm s that Ita ly 's p ic tu resq u e lak es. moon, but sc ie n tists h e re would T he f ir s t p ic tu re w as expected r a k e d n o rth ern Italy with Lightning k i l l e d at le a st lik e to m atch R u s s ia 's feat In to be te lev ised d ire c tly to the lightning, to rre n tia l r a in s and eight o th e rs, including four obtaining p ic tu re s of the back­ public as It Is receiv ed and con­ w inds that cau sed many auto m ountaln c lim b e rs stru ck as sid e fo r scien tific p u rp o ses. v erte d a t the N ational A eronaut­ ac cid en ts. they scaled peaks In the A lps. L u n ar O rb ite r, launched on its ic s and Space A d m in istratio n 's 235,466-m ile journey la st Wed­ deep space netw ork a t JP L . Movie Producer Purged nesday fro m Cape Kennedy, is The f ir s t s e rie s w ere slated c irc lin g the moon every 3 1 /2 to be tra n sm itte d in p a r t i a l HONG KONG ( A P ) ~ R e d C hina’ s top movie p ro ­ h o u rs on an o rb ital path that fra m e s w hich, when p asted toge­ d ucer has been purged because his f i l m advocated b rin g s It as clo se and as f a r th e r, w ill be com posites of 16 “ human love” between a rich man and a poor g ir l, fro m the moon a s 126.2 m iles photographs covering an a re a of ■V a Hong Kong newspaper said Wednesday. and 1,150.2 m iles resp ectiv ely . the lu n ar landscape 78 m iles wide “ T his lack of class struggle is a c le a r case of The p ic tu re-tak in g se ssio n w as and 1,472 m iles long. r e v is io n is m ,” the independent newspaper Ming Pao said in re portin g T sai Chu-sheng was the latest C hinese lead er to be caught up in P e kin g ’s purge. 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Kalamazoo T h u r s d a y , A u g u st 18, 1966 4 M ich ig a n State N e w s , E a s t L a n sin g , M ich ig a n UNION AND NON-UNION New Policy Covers All Employes sick tim e o r vacation c re d its, v ersity B u s i n e s s Office sa id who a re eligible fo r paym ents fo r th e f ir s t seven days of an By A N DREW M O L L IS O N the "fu ll pay ” policy w ill au to - Wednesday afternoon that a s fa r State News Staff W r o t e r under the W orkm en's Com pensa­ em ploye’s absence from work m atically apply. as he knew no claim s had been tion A ct. u n le ss the absence exceeds 14 Injured em ployes, union and ca len d ar d ay s. Its paym ents a re But Kenneth S chram of the U n i- Yet unc*e r t*le new P °licy. Paul V. Rumpsa, co m p tro ller, non-union alike, a re covered by below a w o rk e r's re g u la r wage. the U n iv ersity ’s new "fu ll pay outlined the new policy in a m e­ policy fo r the period of re c o v ­ ery . morandum s e n t t o divisional heads la st week. He said the Manual of B usiness P ro ced u res T h e " fu ll pay’’ policy was adopted to offset th is drop In 2 U.S. Brothers Held Under the "full pay” policy, accumulated sick leave and vaca­ tion tim e will be credited on an is being rev ise d to reflec t the new policy. ea rn in g s a t the v ery tim e that th e em ploye may have additional ex p en ses. In Hungarian Prison hourly b asis to pay an employe T he W orkm en’s Com pensation ch a rg e. In som e c a se s, fo r exam ple WASHINGTON (#1—T he State the difference between his regu­ Act re q u ire s the U niversity to th a t of a student employe who D ept, confirm ed W ednesday that The le tte r w as rec eiv e d Aug. 8 lar wages and payments required m ake c e rta in m inim al paym ents m is s e s only a few days work, the two young A m ericans w e re Jailed under the Workmen’sCom pensa- to em ployes who are injured w hile and the legation im m ediately r e ­ working. Michigan State, unlike em ploye’s su p e rv iso r and the in Hungary la s t June. quested th e H ungarian F o reig n tion Act. John Savko, 25, and M ichael The "fu ll pay” policy, sp e­ many priv ate em ployers, does U n iv ersity B u sin ess Office may M inistry to spell out the ch a rg es not buy insurance to cover such d ecide th a t it is e a s ie r and ch eap ­ Savko, 23, b ro th e rs from Van and to p e rm it a U.S. co n su lar cified for union m em bers in the Nuys, C alif., w ro te the U.S. le­ contract which went into effect paym ents. Instead it makes them e r to continue re g u la r pay than official to v is it th e b ro th e rs . to file re p o r ts under the W ork­ gation in Budapest from p riso n July 1, also applies to non-union directly to the injured em ploye. The S tate D ept., p r e s s o ffic er T he Act provides no paym ents m en ’s C om pensation A ct. that they w ere a r r e s te d June 30 A F l y i n g L e a p employes, including students, on a “ sm a ll p o litical c r im e ." R obert J. M cCloskey told a news But in a ll o th e r c a se s in which T he le tte r, which p a s se d the conference, has notified M r. and A th le tic prowess— and high ¡ in k s - - a r e shown by Bib R it t e r In Case Hal I, He took the Injured em ploye has earn ed p ris o n c e n so r, did not give a M rs . John Savko, p a re n ts of the a running s ta rt and fle w o v e r m a ttre ss es piled fiv e feet high and six feet long, b ro th e rs . Photo by Ru ss Steffey M a r in e s D is p e r s e A n t i - W a r P ic k e ts S u k a r n o 's U .S . B la s t C h e e r e d J A K A R T A (UPI)—P re sid e n t Sukarno backed off fro m an .1 th _ if. e gift of stren g th rfro p re m e com m ander to the peace __ m u m the su­ a « ->_ e ______ Sukarno’s re fe re n c e to the Oc­ ... __ PORT CHICAGO, Calif. (UPI) tie s stood by at P o rt Chicago ap p aren t co llisio n c o u rse w ith to b e r coup w as not a long, no r Sukarno won c h e e rs W ednesday —Several wild melees erupted where the ea rly morning incident m ilita ry stro n g m an Gen. Suharto n e g o tia to r." a v ery stro n g one. He r e f e r re d when he told a v ast crow d the Wednesday as rifle-carrying U.S. involving the M arines also o c­ to whom he signed o ver sw eep­ Suharto, looking tire d , also w as to it a s “ a c ru c ia l perio d that U.S. should “ get out of V iet Marines bumped, s h o v e d and cu rre d on federal property. ing executive pow ers la s t M arch, on the sp e ak e r’s ro stru m . a lm o st d estro y ed the unity of our N am .“ But he got unprecedent­ knocked anti-w ar demonstrators A fter one g irl was shouldered although he s till claim ed to be In h is re fe re n c e to Suharto nation. Thank God, w e w e re able ed je e r s when he claim ed he had from a highway entrance to Con- into a w ater-filled ditch when “ p re sid e n t. . . g re a t le a d e r of a s a peace n eg o tiato r, Sukarno to p revent the d e stru c tiv e r e ­ m ade Indonesia a b e tte r p lace to cord naval weapons station# she sat in the path of a tru ck , the rev o lu tio n . . . m andator of w as re fe rrin g to the ac co rd sign­ s u lt s ." He sa id the chaos in h e rit­ many of the 200 pickets sw arm ed live. ed fro m p rev io u s reg im es caused The incidents occurred after Giving a typically em otional c o n g r e s s ." ed la s t week w ith M alaysia, end­ Marines, ordered to keep the onto the highway. They w ere m et Sukarno sa id he delegated to ing a th re e y e a r b o rd e r w a r. th e coup attem p t. a d d re ss m arking the 2 1 st anni­ road open to the prim ary ship­ by M arines who forced them to S uharto resp o n sib ility “ to sa fe­ Sukarno had opposed the signing “ It w as not my f a u lt," he de­ v e rs a ry of In d o n esia's indepen­ ping point for munitions sent to the side of the road. dence, the 6 4 -y ea r-o ld “ fath e r g uard th e governm ent, to sa fe­ of the ag reem en t, but explained c la re d . Viet Nam, dragged and pushed Two television newsmen w ere g u ard the au th o rity of the p r e s i­ W ednesday he had done so be­ of the co u n try " a lso publicly con­ As in th e p a st, how ever, Su­ single dem onstrators from the roughed up during one m elee. dent and to safeg u ard the teach­ ca u se th e re w e re “ s till m a tte rs karno attacked the United S tates. dem ned fo r th e f ir s t tim e the highway as napalm bomb trucks The A m erican B roadcasting C o. ings of Sukarno. Suharto h as done endangering the re p u b lic ," which ab o rtiv e Com m unist coup la s t “ I im p lo re A m erica, leave V iet approached. newsmen, from KGO-TV in San a good job and I thank him fo r in the end w e re rem oved. O ctober and d isclaim ed resp o n ­ In Atlanta, meantime, soldiers F ran cisco , w ere shoved from the it." N am ,” he sa id . “ P le a s e A m eri­ sib ility fo r the conditions leading forcibly ejected about 20 Negroes base gate by M arines when they “ T h e re is no d ifferen ce be­ He im plied th at because of th is, ca, p le a se get out of V iet N am ." attem pted to take photographs. up to it. he allowed th e ag reem en t to go who infiltrated a group of Army But when he said he ra is e d tw een the p re sid e n t and S u h arto ," One cam era was broken and a Sukarno added. “ T h e re is no through. He did not say w hat At th is, students s h o u t e d , recru its and staged a shouting Indonesia’s l i v i n g conditions, m icrophone cord cut. th e m a tte rs w e re . " C o rre c t, c o r r e c t." demonstration. Several of the w histling and je e rin g students trip p in g up each o th e r. T h e re is dem onstrators carried signs, in­ T en p erso n s w ere a r r e s te d shouted, “ L e t's go hom e.” cluding one which read: by M arines on ch arg es of t r e s ­ What Is It? At le a s t one thousand did leave "No Viet Cong ever called me passing on governm ent p ro p erty . W h e re at MSU would you find an Egyptian stone b efore p o lice se ale d the ex its nigger.” It brought to about 50 the num ­ f r i e z e ? Find out on page 7. Photo by Chuck M ich aels to the sq u a re in which an e s ti­ P o l i c e N a b S e c o n d M u r d e r The same slogan appeared r e ­ b er a r r e s te d since picketing b e ­ m ated 100,000 p e rs o n s w e re jam ­ cently in Cleveland, Ohio. It was gan on an aroun d -th e-clo ck b a s is m ed. on a lapel button of a leader at e a r lie r th is month at the s ta ­ P o lice sa id an o th er m illion the JFK house, a militant youth tion 25 m iles n o rth east of San p e rso n s w e re in th e a re a s u r ­ S u s p e c t O n U n d e r w o r l d T i p center near the riot-torn Hough F ra n cisc o . 4F r u s t r a t i o n 9 C a u s e d rounding Ja k a rta ’s F reed o m P a l­ district. a c e to h e a r Sukarno. T he two and ing on Stevenson S tre e t Wednes­ T he pickets have been from LONDON (UPI)—Acting on an underw orld and w as tattooed. Atlanta police were not called a q u a rte r hour speech w as c a r ­ because the demonstration oc­ se v e ra l organizations, including u nderw orld tip, police W ednes­ P o lice have alre ad y charged day. curred inside 12th Army Corps the V iet Nam Day C om m ittee, a R i o t s - N o t A g i t a t o r s r ie d throughout the nation on day se ize d a sc a r-fa c e d , tattooed one m an, John W itney, 36, w ith “ T he public resp o n se has been ra d io . m u rd er in the slaying of the th re e ex tre m ely good," sa id a sen io r headquarters. Civilian authori­ m ilitan t anti - w ar group. m an as the second of th re e m en Senate Subcom m ittee on Execu­ o ffic ers when they stopped a c a r .o fficer a t Shepherds Bush police W A S H I N G T O N (UPI)—Atty. w anted in the slaying of th re e tiv e R eorganization. T he panel n e a r a p riso n to question th e sta tio n to w hich the th re e detec­ G en. N icholas D eb. Katzenbach London policem en. HAIR te stifie d Wednesday that an in­ is seeking the underlying cau se of ra c ia l explosions in U.S. ghet­ LBJ D e f e n d s C IA , John Duddy, 37, w as cap tu red occupants. Witney w as behind b a rs in a tiv e s w e re attached. T h is public re sp o n se has been in a tenem ent only 50 y a rd s L i. FASHIONS v estig atio n showed big city rio ts had been cau sed by fru stra tio n s to s and is try in g to determ in e w hat fed e ra l aid p ro g ra m s do to H o n o r s D ire c to r fro m a p o lice statio n in Glasgow, London p riso n pending com ple­ tion of inv estig atio n s into the good In an o th er re s p e c t—a s s is t­ an c e fo r the dead o ffic ers’ fam ­ of ghetto life— "n o tC o m m u n ists, Scotland. He su rre n d e re d to un­ black n atio n alists o r te r r o r i s t s ." com bat urban ills . a rm e d p olice w ithout re s is ta n c e . slayings—the w o rs t involving po­ ilie s . In the Hough a re a of Cleveland WASHINGTON Ifl — P re s id e n t lic e sin c e 1910 when th re e offi­ M ore than $14,000 has alre ad y T he s e c r e t of S m art H a ir S tyl­ “ I don’t w ant to be p redicting Duddy, tattooed on the a rm s and in the W atts d is tric t of Los Johnson defended the often c r i t ­ c e r s w e re k illed by a n a rc h ists been handed into Shepherds Bush ing is in the shaping. Come in and w h ere th e re w ill be new vio­ w ith a p ie rc e d skull and h e a rt A ngeles, K atzenbach said, a Ju s­ icized C e n tra l Intelligence A - and two w e re in ju red , p o lice sta tio n and m ost statio n s have M r. John c re a te a contour le n c e ," K atzenbach said . “ But and the w ords “ T r u e U n t o tic e D ept, investigation uncov­ gency today a s he pinned a m edal In London, w h ere th ird su s­ t h r o u g h o u t B rita in re p o rte d that com plim ents and enhances your th e re a r e 30 to 40 citie s w ith D e a th ," had no w eapons. He w as e re d evidence that ex trem e left on Adm. W illiam F. R aborn J r . p ect R o b erts w as thought to be growing co ntributions. l vl H I face and figure. the sam e p ro b lem s, sam e f ru s ­ h ustled to London w ithin h o u rs. wing groups had attem pted to ex­ fo r h is b rie f tour of duty a s the hiding, frogm en groped through A s e p a ra te tr u s t fund e sta b ­ tra tio n s, the sam e tensions that John Carver p loit ra c ia l violence. agency’s d ire c to r. He w as fo rm ally charg ed " in the m urky w a te rs of the r iv e r lish ed by th e lo rd m ayor of need only som e unpredictable H e e x p re sse d “ deep confidence connection w ith th e m u rd e rs Me mbe r S t a t e H a i r F a s h i o n C o m m i t t e e “ But they didn’t s u c c e e d , " T ham es in se a rc h of the m u r­ London to aid dependents of po­ event to se t them off. in the ex p e rt and dedicated s e r v ­ of th re e u narm ed p olice o fficers K atzenbach said . d e r w eapon. They gave up afte r licem en k illed on duty is expect­ 332.0904 “ N egroes a r e on th e sh o rt ic e of p e rso n n e l” of the agency. la s t F rid a y n e a r W o r m w o o d “ T h e re ’s no indication that se v e ra l h o u rs, unable to se e in ed to re a c h $700,000. It includes 501 1/2 E. Grand River end of the s tic k ." “T hey w ork in silen ce. Som e­ S crubs P ris o n in London. T he th e sw irlin g m ud. Across From Berkey Hall 24*hr, phone service th e se rio ts w e re planned, con­ one $280,000 donation. K atzenbach te stifie d before the tim e s they fail in silen ce. M ore o ffic ers w e re shot to death. tro lle d o r ru n by ex trem e le ft- At a n earby p o lice lab o ra to ry , An old age pensioner sent in wing e le m e n ts ." often they succeed in sile n c e ,” s c ie n tists m inutely exam ined th e one pound ($2.80) and apologized Johnson sa id . A f o r c e of 18,000 p o l i c e T h e atto rn ey g en eral said he k ille r s ’ getaw ay c a r in the hope fo r not being able to afford m o re. d isa g re e d w ith a Cleveland grand "S o m etim es t h e y su ffe r in throughout B rita in w as se a rc h ­ of finding evidence to convict “ It is tim es lik e th e s e ," said ju ry re p o rt la s t week linking the silen ce, fo r occasionally they ing fo r a th ird su sp ect, Happy the m en who shot the d etectives m etropolitan P o lice C o m m i s ­ a r e su b ject to c r itic is m which M au rice R o b erts, 30. L ike Duddy, sio n e r S ir Joseph Sim pson, " th a t c a u se s of th e Hough rio ts with fro m point blank ran g e. they m u st not a n sw e r.” he b o re s c a r s fro m y e a rs in the th e police r e a liz e so m uch m o re 3 l u d h i a g ita to rs . D espite Duddy’s reputation fo r violence, the Scottish flying squad c le a rly the g re a t volume of good­ "J ô u x U , ô lw t s • S ta rts - F eatu re o ffic ers w e re unarm ed when they w ill and support they re c e iv e w m fro m the bulk of the people. . .’’ sw arm ed into th e tenem ent build­ s K A Ü á /.S tx A Í s P re se n te d m 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:25 P ro g ra m Inform ation 482-3905 TODAY . . . a il c v s s jv fttb lM i C A M P U S THEATRE and F R I.I N A T A L IE WOOD A STUNNING PICTURE THAT KNOCKED US OUT OF OUR T H E A T R E “ T H IS CHAIRS! BRILLIANT PERFORMANCES! MEMORAOLE! ONE FRIDAY . . . PRO PERTY IS S U Á íÁ 't ó - u OF THE MOST DEVASTATING PICTURES I’VE SEEN FROM SUPER CONDEM NED” • J U -ò k s . EUROPE OR ANYWHERE ELSE IN SEVERAL YEARS!” 1:10-3:15-5:20- 7:25-9:35- -BOSLEY CROWTHER, NY. TIMES BARGAIN DAY! ( U /ïU H s F r i . 1:10-5:10 A L L -D A Y P R E V U E -2 F E A T U R E S ! -9:15 P.M . 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He served as a m em ber of the governing Michigan State used to be the board of the University for 18 only Big Ten school without a y e ars and, a fte r r e t i r e m e n t , golf course. Then they got the among other gifts to MSU, pro­ beautiful H arrison Road layout. vided the excellent F orest Akers Many Big Ten universities now Golf C ourse. have m ore than one course, and "T h e golf course was some­ MSU will be no exception when thing the University lacked," Ak­ the new nine-hole course, now e rs said. "M ichigan State was u n d e r construction, opens its the only school in the Big Ten fairways next spring. without one. MSU can thank one man for "T he leg islature didn't like its excellent golfing facilities— the idea of the University build­ n e F o rest Akers. ing a golf course, so I told John Akers is 79 y ears old and Hannah I would pay for it." has been ill of late, but he still Akers didn’t want just any golf continues his occasional visits course. He wanted a very special to the University which he has course, and the F o rest Akers helped build and of which he has layout is recognized today as mmng wwiE been a m ajor benefactor. one of the sta te 's finest. Akers and MSU w ere not always " I wanted tre e s on the course, so friendly. and not just willows or ever­ Akers was asked to leave Mich­ g re e n s," he said. " I wanted all Photo by igan State while attending classes of the tree s which are native to FOREST AKERS Tony F e r ra n te in the early 1900’s. Michigan. After receiving his walking "1 wanted a course that would e r, in order to interest women o f," Akers said. "B ut therew ere papers for what he term ed " r a is ­ be beautiful in the year 2000. It and beginners and those who things which I did that they didn’t um M w w ntt ing too much hell,” Akers at­ is getting to be beautiful." wish to play a game of golf In a catch me a t.” tained great success as sales As far as Akers is concerned, short tim e," Akers said. He added that Michigan State he built the course for thepeople Plans call for a driving range was completely justified in ex­ of MSU. and an additional nine holes to pelling him. "T h is course is for two groups be added when the firs t nine a re "Being on the board for 18 I n t r a m u r a l n _ . of people—the students and the completed. y ears gave me a focal point,” o faculty," Akers said. "My la st d esire is for Michi­ Akers said. "M ichigan State has N e w s Interest in golf has mounted in gan State to have two 18-hole served as an outlet for my ener­ »w-lo S O F T B A L L SCHEDULE recent y ea rs, and the student courses, one on each side of gies and has been my chief in­ •• :i F ie ld 5:30 p.m . body has grown. Those who have H arrison Road," Akers said. “ I te re s t for years, and will rem ain •i been unable to play on the F o rest want the two courses to fit ev­ so as long as I liv e." IL 5 Botany-Students One would expect that a p er­ Akers course due to crowded eryone. Then, that will be my íí 6 Brothers 9-Typhoon conditions c a n appreciate t h e last contribution and my monu­ son who donates two golf courses 7 Owen Youngsters-Grossout AC would be someone adept and close J rm tti 8 Abbot-Entomology need for additional facilities. m ent." Why does a man want to give to the game of golf. Akers realized this also, and, F ie ld 6:40 p.m . " I was a dub golfer," Akers a s a result, is financing the build­ so much to a school from which 5 University Village-Apt. 11 he was expelled? said. “ A golf course was just T o O p e n N e x t S p r i n g ing of another course. 6 Paperbacks-Z eros " I was accused of some m is­ something which Michigan State Located directly acro ss H arri­ 7 Accounting-Tony* s Boys Above is an a r t is t 's conception of the la yo u rp ro p o se d some la t e r date. The new course Is located on H a r ­ son Road from the present 18 demeanors which I was Innocent needed." f o r M S U ’ s new golf course. F o re s t A kers Is financing rison Road, across f r o m the present U n iv e rs ity 8 McDonel-Communicators holes, the new course has been the course, which w ill open as nine holes next course, F o re s t A ke rs . V O L L E Y B A L L SCHEDULE seeded and should be ready for Exclusive s pring, with nine additional holes to be added at C o u rt 6 p.m . play by sometime next spring. 1 Carthacoach-Cachaway The new course, which has not Showing 2 Cavilforno-Castachet yet been named, will be different C o urt 6 :45 p.m. from the long, somewhat-difficult BIG 10 PREVIEW 1 C am avelle-Ilforlier F o rest Akers course, 3 Color Hits! 2 Cabana-Cambridge "T he new course will be sh o rt- F ro m th e m a n w h o m a d e th e Iowa: New Coach, Offense 1 The N E W S In | A c a d e m y A w a rd ” T H E T H E M U D S K Y A B O V E , B E L O W !" W in n in g mlm But Even More Problems T S D IS C O V E R J the Lost People of the Amazon—end fthe strange, incredible ways they ‘ f make love... and war! H ID E in the sacred mountain burial cavep 'that hold the living dead! lized so well by his boss when H EA R Y O U R M U FFLER ? By L A R R Y W E R N E R EXPER IEN C E, State News Sports W r i t e r Evashevski led Iowa to a p air of conference titles. Ninth O f 10 Parts the fertility rites that give men the power of pagangods! Iowa is in the w orst situation It takes players to run any kind gam es. His return and that of T A S TE , fall, but after s p r i n g drills, I * v* the terror as the I p Disc men of the of any team in the Big Ten. of o f f e n s e , however, and the Schooley has slipped down into p a rt-tim e halfback s ta rte r J e rry See WALTER READE-STERLING presents Amazon fight for survival! The m ajor problem s for the Hawkeyes not only lost 13 sta rt­ O'Donnell a r e two of the few ABANDON, e rs , they lost what w ere probably the "also at quarterback" role. yourself to the never before witnessed Hawkeye gridders in ’66 a re good signs for *66. Your flA M fi Junior Chuck Roland played in pageantry of the Mali Chtt Dwellers having to adjust to a new coach all of their top players. and a new offense and replacing Seven Hawks signed pro con­ five games last season and has shown intelligence, and sopho­ A certain coach, after losing tn iB A S W R IT H E n the pre nuptial virgin dance of theI 13 sta rte rs lost from last sea­ tra c ts, which m eans, of course, every game on his s e a s o n ' s M id a s Inbe lost lo lime! that Iowa s u f f e r e d seven big m ore Ed Podolak has competi­ schedule, was notified that he was FEAST! son’s team. A N D TH E on the sights as Aborigines practicef J e rry Burns was selected by lo sses. tive sp irit, the coaching staff being replaced. says. M an! 40.000 year old rites! the famous ex-Iowa coach, F o r­ Gary Snook, who had an out­ In parting, he said, "They say l iv e i Iowa fans a re hoping that one of e st Evashevski, to succeed to standing junior year, but flopped the candidates has talent to go that defeats a re stepping stones M U FFLER 2209 E ast Michigan PIERRE J the secret life of the Gourd Men«—i f when women are forced to leave the[ the Hawkeye job when Evy be­ la st season, signed with the St. DOMINIOUEj nllstt'. came athletic director. After last Louis C ardinals. He has since along with these other niceties. to victory. Well, my successor SH O PS ph. 487-3741 m f mf mm mÆW GAISSEAU gai: Fullback Silas McKinnie, from su re has a lot of stepping stones." 3800 South Logan C o m iN E im il I KASTMANCOLOR seaso n 's 0-7 Big Ten m ark, Evy been drafted into m ilitary serv­ Inkster, led Iowa rush ers with That is about all that Burns Midas Inc.. 1965 ph. 393 -1 23 0 decided that it was time for ice. left Nagel—a lot of s t e p p i n g Despite Snook's troubles, Iowa 286 yards in 89 c a rrie s . McKin­ another change. stones. F la m e and the F i r e F i r s t At 8:07 has lost a fine quarterback, and nie was Injured and m issed two Ray Nagel left the head coach­ ing job at Utah to take over the the replacem ents a re anything but 0 ^ a r e c o r€ ¿ ta /¿ u tn v tle e / ¿o * 2nd F i r s t Run Hit - sick rem ains of Burns' *65 club. experienced. Nagel plans to use the winged-T Phil Schooley filled in when D R IV E a m * / 1 y ^ ía r /Á a á f l r formation with a split end, uti­ Snook w asn't quarterbacking last - I N FROMTHEBOARDW ALK M M m S o m h w aa l c t L a n a in g a n M -76 a m e v e n tr u 'v iÿ ß v n a rw ¿ y a r n e d * TOMONTECARLOVILLAS... ansm g lD riv e-ln T h e a tr e - ^ NOW! (2) FIRST RUN HITS! THE P I C T U R E YO U H A VE B EE N THE INSIDE STORY OFTHEMEN South Ceoor o t J o lly Rood TU2 2479 H E A R IN G A BOUT ON T . V . ALSO RADIO BEHIND THE H IT NO. (1) SHOWN AT 8 :1 5 -1 1 :4 4 SHOWN HELD OVER! (2) COLOR HITS! BEAUTY 2ND AT FIRST LANSING SHOWING GIANT ADVENTURE BREAKS LOOSE! E U Z n B E T H T n V IO R 10 P . M . RACKET! EdWBZV} S m S n Presents R iC H f IR D B U R T H BoibféPe-EfeSommer-PftijlisDfflar Id /38-?2-36\ like to Bqy- reporta she i maninmy| vbednoom!, Did I has some/ y area gfeta Vcode!/ WALTER READE-STERLING PRESENTS Wrong. 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At 1:45-4:20-7:00-9:25 P.M. c t i o i M i TECHNICOLOR " TECHNISCOPE " IN COLOR 4 th and FIN AL WEEK g i g j J M g f S T j g Shown 3 rd At 11s30 T h u r s d a y , A u g u st 18, 1966 6 M ich ig a n State N e w s , E a s t L a n sin g , M ich ig a n 1 day - 15 words $1.50 Students Must Pay in Advance now to end of term . S P E C IA L R A T E S 3 days - 15 words 5 days - 15 words $2.50 $4.00 Employment For Rent For Sale Service The State News does not Automotive Automotive REGISTERED n U rS F S : New r e - MEN: SINGLES, doubles. Close. TRAILER for Sale o r rent, 3d1. SEWING and ALTERATIONS, all perm it racial or religious RIVERSIDE R E D Metropolitan .1966 B&A 650 Spitfire Hornet. kinds, men, women and chil­ j s & j loww ithcosta habilitation u nits now staffing. P rivate entrance. Quiet. Phone In good condition. Located on lot discrimination In Its ad­ convertible. 1955. Body In mint L ess than 2,000 m iles. Never dren. C a l l afternoons, M r s . Interview Monday through F r i ­ 332-0939. 5-8/24 in East Lansing. More informa­ vertising c o l u m n s . The condition. Engine reliable. L et's raced. Eight weeks old. $1,200 W arren, 355-1013, Spartan Vil­ day, 8-5:00. Apply P ro v in cial tion by c a l l i n g 332-2130eve­ State News will not accept talk p rice . 332-8436. 5-8/18 or best offer. 489-9415. 5-8/19 SINGLES, DOUBLES—now until House, behind Y ankee Stadium , nings. 3-8/18 lage, 1426B. 5-8/19 advertising which discrim ­ fall te rm . Good location, cook­ II W A N T A D inates a g a i n s t religion, ROADMASTER 1957 convertible, automatic. T ires excellent, re a r 1965 HONDA Sport ¿0. Has $109 worth of brand new 1966 p a rts. E ast L ansing. 332-0817. 7-8/26 ing, parking, reasonable ra te s. 1957 SGHULTZ 35 x 8 Fully CHILD CARE my home, begin- carpeted. Excellent condition. nlng September 1st. Call 372- race, color or national or­ snow tire s . Call 337-1535 after $225. Call 332-6450. 3-8/22 140 H aslett. 332-0844. 3-8/19 On lot near campus. P riced to 4961 after 5:30 p.m . 5-8/19 a u t o m o t iv e igin. 5 p.m. 3-8/22 HONDA 150. Excellent condition. Evening Employment E M P LO Y M E N T TRIUMPH TR-4 Michel In X 's. For Sale se ll. $1395. 351-5287. 5-8/22 THESES PRINTED, rapid s e r - Only 3,000 m iles. Many extras. Top earnings for those vlce. Drafting supplies. Xerox FOR R E N T Mint condition. Must sell. $1,050 Save $200. Call 355-6252 after HOOVER TANK vacuum clean- FOR SALE Automotive o r best offer. Call 351-6754. 7 p.m . 3-8/19 who are able to maintain e r with all the cleaning at­ Personal copies. CAPITAL CITY BLUE­ th eir studies and a re free PRINT. 221 South Grand. 482- LO ST & FOUND 3-8/22 tachm ents. Runs and looks like YES, NEJAC rents TV’s for Pen- CHEVROLET 1965 I m p a l a 4- HONDA 1965, lóòcc road bike. 3 nights p er week and new. $20. OX 4-6031. C 5431. C-8/18 PER S O N A L 1957'fHUNDERklRD Classic 1- nies a day. F ree service and door, hardtop, V-8. Excellent Excellent condition. 508 Grove Saturday. R equires neat P E A N U T S PERSONAL seater, three tops, stick shift. 54 vGLUME "G reat Books of the delivery. S a m e day s e r v i c e IRONING D O N E In my home. condition. Best offer. Call 372- Street, E.L., between noon and appearing, serious, h ard - • R E A L E S T A TE Must sea to appreciate. 337- W estern World.” Seven months guaranteed. Call 337-1300 right P r i n c e t o n Arm s Apartm ent. 0005. 5-8/18 4 p.m . 3-8/19 worker. F or personal In­ • S E R V IC E 2338 after 4 p.m . 5-8/23 old. Best offer. 355-9932. now! C 1308 H aslett Road. Apt. #A-9. YAMAHA 80cc, blue, 196$, 1,700 terview phone M r. Faust, • T R A N S P O R T A T IO N CHEVROLET 1957, 2-door. No 3-8/19 F R E E H ! A Thrilling hour of 10-8/26 rust, stick, six. Recently over­ VALIANT 1963 , 4-door, auto- m iles. Excellent condition. Call 351-4011, • W A NTED MOViE ¿AMERA, 16mm, Bell beauty. F o r appointment, call hauled. New tire s. $250. 351- m atlc transm ission. Excellent 332-8389 after 5 p.m . 3-8/19 HELP RESORT: W alters, w alt- 484-4519. M E R L E NORMAN Typing Service and Howell, magazine loader. condition. Radio, heater, new VESPA 1962 , 4,000 m iles, wind- re sse s, b u s b o y s , bartender. DEADLINE 5302. 5-8/22 Single lens, leather carrying COSMETIC STUDIO. 1600 E. ANN EROWN, typist and m uiti- tire s . Phone Bernie -351-6713. shleld, excellent condition. $175 Now till September 15th or la te r. Michigan. C-8/18 11th offset printing. D isserta­ C h e v r o l e t 1957 Hei Air i - case. Call 337-0745. 3-8/22 1 P.M. ono c l a s i day be­ 5-8/23 firm . Call after 5 p.m . 351— INDIAN RIVER INN, Burt Lake, door, V-8 automatic. Good tire s . Michigan. Call M r.O eV ore6l6- BAR R E F R I G E R A T O R . Del- 25% UlSCOUNt on all photo work. tions, theses, m anuscripts, gen­ fore public ation. 6629. 5-8/22 e ra l typing. IBM, 16 years ex­ No rust. Sharp. $350. Phone Auto Servtce & Ports 238-9343. 3-8/22 monico. Nine months old. War­ MAREK REXALL DRUG PRE­ 393-1114. C-8/18 BSA 650. Perfect mechanical ranty good. Perfect for dorm­ SCRIPTION CENTER at F ran­ perience. 332-8384. C Conce'.iations - 12 noon one ^01 CHEVY block, crank, cam, condition. $625 or will trade for dor. One ro ll 620-127 BW film JGB RESUMES, 100 100-------------- copies, cla ss day before publication COMfeT 1963 four door custom For Rent e r o r room . $65. 351-5242. FI heads, four b a rrel manifold, ca r. Call 332-8804 after 6 p.m . fre e with this ad and any film $4.50. ALDINGER DIRECT automatic. 19,000 miles, orig­ 3-8/18 and other p a rts. Call ED 7- 5-8/22 SEE COLOR Spectaculars. P o rt- left for processing. C-8/18 MAIL ADVERTISING, 533 N. PHONE inal owner. $800. 355-1750. 7109. 3-8/19 HONDA 160. Excellent condition. able color TV’s available by LARGE DE&K and chair, glass C llppert. IV 5-2213. C 5-8/23 top. Good condition. Reasonably TO WHOMEVER took the Play- 355-8255 CAR WASH: 25£. Wash, wax, Scram bler equipment through­ the week o r month. Call REN- COMET 1965 Caliente. 4-speed, TA-TV. 372-2942. C-8/19 priced. Phone 485-8229. 3-8/22 boy Club Key from my key­ BARBI MEL, Professional typ- vacuum. U-DO-IT. 430 S. Clip- out. $450. Call ED 7-9260. RATES bucket seats, take over pay­ pert, back of KOKO B ar. C-8/18 5-8/22 LUXURY TWO Bedroom tra ile r FURNITURE, PRICED to se ll. ring: The key Is no good to ls t. No Job too large o r too 1 D A f.............S’ -50 ments. Phone 372-2132. 3-8/22 Washer, d ry e r. Living room, you. You w ill be stopped at any sm all. Block off campus. 332- NEW BATTERIES. E x c h a n g e completely furnished, available MOTORCYCLE T R A IL E R , kitchen, bedroom furnishings. Playboy Club you attempt to 3255. C 3 DAYS..........¿3.00 FORD 1?59, V-8 automatic, Good price from $7.95. New sealed September 1st, East Lansing. s i n g l e . Excellent condition. Call 332-0549. 3-8/19 enter using it. P lease Mail it F a ULA ANN HAUGHEY, typist. 5 DAYS..........¿5.00 mechanically, tire s. Excellent beams, 99£. Salvage c ars, large Spare tire and strap s. Call 332- Utilities partly included. 355- to the State News business of­ IBM Selectrlc and Executive. body, H i-Fi radio. $175. 337- stock used p a rts. ABC AUTO 3220. 5-8/24 OIL PAINTINGS by the late Harry (based on 15 words per ad 8143. 3-8/18 fice. 3-8/18 M ultilith Offset printing. P ro ­ 0215 after 5:30. 5-8/22 PARTS, 613 E. South St. IV 5- Winfield. Phone 627-7201. Over 15, 10e per word per day. FORITTUTURA. Six cylinder, LOOK OUT, SUZUKI is herel Apartments 3-8/19 DINNER BELL' taken from 720 fessional theses typing. N e a r 1921. C World’s finest motorcycle. FOX Alton Road. Valued for senti­ campus. 337-1527. C standard shift, bucket seats. ACCIDENT PROBLEM? C a l l LEBLANC clarinet $150 new, $75 Ther e will be a 50« servic Excellent condition. Call 351— SPORT CENTER, 2009 South HELP—lN tER E$’TEt) in having mental reasons. Reward — No and bookkeeping char r e i KALAMAZOO STREET BODY friendly fem ale roomie for Fall? or best offer. Call Ruth. 355- t hi s ad is not paid within 9792. 3-8/19 SHOP. Small d e n t s to large Cedar. 372-3908. C-8/18 Have you an apartm ent? Call 6521. 3-8/19 questions a s k e d . ED 2-1684 Transportation SUZUKI 250cc 1965. Excellent after 5 p.m . 3-8/18 CALIFORNIA, WAN T E D: One one week. MG MIDGET 1962 Black, good w recks. American and foreign Rena, 332-6531. 3-8/18 SINGER DIAL-A-MATIC ZigZag condition, tonneau cover. $700. c a rs. Guaranteed work. 482- condition. Must see to appre­ FREE TICKETS for Frandor k ld - rid e r to sh are expenses. Leav­ FEMALE NEEDED for luxury sewing m achine. Makes button­ Call Mike - 351-4205 after 6 1286. 2628 E. Kalamazoo. C ciate. 372-5994. 10-8/19 dyland with this ad and any pur­ ing end of August, Call Ed, apartm ent, furnished. Down­ holes, sews on buttons, mono­ A u to m o tiv e p.m . 3-8/16 E N G I N E VOLKSWAGEN.com- STRATTON'S SPO R t CENTER chase over $1.00. MAREK REX­ IV 2-7096. 5-8/22 town a re a . Call 484-8604 after gram s, appliques, and lots of A L P H A ROMEO 1961 Veloce pletely rebuilt. $200. Phone 882- has opened Suzuki of C harlotte. ALL DRUGS P rescription Cen­ RIDERS W A N T E D to Denver, MONZA 1961, 4-speed; and iiiSl 5:30 p.m . 3-8/18 fancy designs. Will sell for Spider convertible. New Mclhel- 1436._________________ 3-8/18 We have just taken delivery of $45 or $5 monthly. OX 4-6031. te r at F randor. C-8/18 Colorado, end of term . One way Ford, standard transm ission. only. New c a r. D irect route. lus. Sharp, solid machine. Phone a dozen X6’s. Don’t forget we’re SEWING, a LTER a TIGNS by ex- 351-6731. 3-8/18 Both cars for $500. Call 355- Scooters & Cyc l e s one of the few dealers who will EAST SIDE-LANSING C perienced se a m stre ss. D ress­ 355-3132. . 5-8/18 6450 after 6 p.m . 5-8/22 KENMORE DELUXE Washer (ex- BUICK 1966 La Sabre 400 coupe. STOLEN MONDAY - Red Benelli take a c ar in trade for partial Furnished & Garage, 1 bed- es, sportsw ear, made to order, STUDENT WteHES girl to sh are cellent condition). Kenmore gas Power steering, brakes. 8,000 Scram bler w i t h chrome gas o r full payment. Phone 543- r o o m , $125, 2 bedroom, $5 - $6. Hemming - 50£. Lynn driving expenses to San F ran ­ PEUGOT 403, 196 5. Back, 4- dry er. Both $150. Call IV 2 - m i l e s . Woodworth, Physical tank. 250cc. Barracuda serial 1873, Charlotte. C $150 for 3, $45 each for 4. 337-7116. C-8/18 cisco. Leaving August 22nd. door, sun-roof, radio, luggage 2776 or Ann H are, collect, Com­ Plant tool room. 3-8/22 #101-297. License #49056.Tak­ rack, low mileage, excellent A viation $100 deposit to occupy un­ m e r c e exchange, EMplre 3- ??? GGIn G QVERSEAS ??? Buy L eslie. 332-0262 . 3-8/22 en by two m ales, approximately til June, 1967. No children, flight accident, travel baggage BUICK SPECIAL 1063, 4-door, condition. Phone 332-2489. 6882. 3-8/19 excellent condition, new tire s, 3-8/22 twenty y e ars. Appeared to be LEARN TO FLY at our Govern- no pets. Call IV 9-1017. ATTENTION MUSIC students: and world wide personal liabili­ Wanted automatic. 51,050. Call 355- college students. Reward of­ ment licensed school with ex­ ty insurance from BUBOLZ. BLOOD DONORS needed, $6 for like new Evette B -Flat clarinet. 5846 or 355-5831. 3-8/22 PONTIAC 1965 GTO, dark m etal- fered. IV 4-4411. C-8/19 perienced in stru cto rs. It’s easy NEAR DOWNTOWN Lansing — 220 A lbert. 332-8671. C-8/18 RH positive, $7, $10, o r $12 lic blue-green, 3-speed, stick, 1965 HONDA l50. Good condition. Deluxe 2-bedroom apartm ent, $120. Call 351-4247. 5-8/24 and fun! Open every dayl F or THINKING of a PIZZA P a RV y ? fo r RH n e g a t i v e . DETROIT CHEVROLET 1960 Impala con- floor shift. Radio, bucket seats, Phone 355-6933. 3-8/19 the best, come to FRANCIS unfurnished, a i r conditioned, FOR WEDDING a n d practical BLOOD SERVICE, INC. 1427 E. Contact BIMBO’S PIZZA firs t. vertible. Black with white top. power brakes. Under new car HONDA 1965 D ream . Excellent AVIATION. Call IV 4-1324 for carpeting, $140. Call 485-8912 show er gifts, see ACE HARD­ Michigan Ave. Hours 9-4 Mon­ Call 489-2431. C-8/18 Clean. Reasonable. Phone 489- w arranty. By owner. Call 677- condition. $475. Call 882-6119. an appointment nowl C after 6 p.m . 3-8/19 WARE’S s e l e c t i o n s . 201 E. day and Tuesday; 12-7 T hurs­ 9421. 3-8/22 6351 after 5 p.m . 3-8/22 3-8/19 FALL H6USING by Nejac. Quality Grand River, a c r o s s from Peanuts Personal day. Closed Aug. 12-20. 489- Employment apartm ents for four students. Union. Phone ED 2-3212. Q. NO LONGER, a teenager, alm ost 7587. C Ten months lease. All utilities ENGLISH L I G H T - WEIGHT '3* EARNINGS ARE unlimited as an an adult, but a man. Happy 20thi EXECUTIVE COUPLE want one AVON representative. T u r n paid. Call NEJAC 337-1300. s p e e d bicycles. $39.77 full bedroom furnished apartm ent Suzy Cream Cheese. 1-8/18 your free tim e into $$. F or ap­ C-8/19 p rice . R ental-purchase term s or house. No children, best pointment In your home, w rite NEED TVVO g irls to sh are new available. We also have tennis Real Estate referen ces. Phone ED 2-2143. M rs. Alona Hucklns, 5664School four girl Northwood Apartment, racquets, golf balls, badminton MSU, NEAR, three bedroom brick _______________________ 3-8/18 Street, H aslett, Michigan or call September 15 - June. Call 355- bird ies, gifts and housewares. ranch. Fam ily room, garage, WANTED FOR Fall term , one evenings. 339-2198. c-8/19 1980. 3-8/19 ACE HARDWARE, a cro ss from carpeting a n d drapes. T w o bedroom furnished apartm ent. WANTED NURSE'S AID, p a rt- WANTED: GIRLS to share a p a rt- the Union. ED 2-3212. C 351-4626. 5-8/19 blocks from school. 1427 Frank­ tim e, mornings for one person. ment close to campus. Reason­ STUDY DESKS, sm all chests, lin, H aslett. 339-2492. 5-8/23 MUSICAL COMBO: Must be able Call State News, Box F -6. able ra te s. 332-0143. 3-8/22 roll-aw ays, & bunk beds. New to play appropriate m usic for 10-8/23 N E E D GIRL for Wllliamston & used m a ttresses—all sizes. Service wedding reception. Phone IV 9- H O U S E C L E A N I N G - SEP- apartm ent im mediately. $37.50 Study lam ps, typew riters, tape D I A P E R SERVICE, Diaparene 1208 after 5:30 p.m . 1-8/18 TEMBER 5 - 15th. Male or fe­ monthly. Phone 655-3388 after reco rd e rs, m etal w ardrobes, MAKE $1.00 in thirty m inutes. Franchised Service Approved m ale. Depending on your sched­ 5:30 p.m . 1-8/18 portable TV sets, large selec­ P articipate in a verbal learn ­ by Doctors and DSIA. The m ost ule. Call between 8-10 a.m . MARRIED COUPLE to rent fu r- tion new & used electric fans. ing experim ent. Call 353-3273 m odern and Only personalized 332-2936. 3-8/22 nished house with garage, s ta rt­ Everything for the home. WIL­ between 3-5 p.m . 5-8/24 serv ice in Lansing, providing ing September 1st. $115 a month COX SECOND HAND STORE, WANTED FEMALE, insurance you with diaper pails, poly bags, N6RTH C H I C A G O a n d a re a - office. Typist - billing clerk, plus utilities. Call 482-3029. 509 E. Michigan, Lansing. Phone deodorizers and diapers, o r use teacher needs roommate for accurate with figures, five days 5-8/19 IV 5-4391, 8-5:30 p.m . C your own. Baby clothes washed coming school y ear. Call 351— week. No experience necessary. C E D A R VILLAGE, one m ale. BICYCLE' S SALES, a L e S, rentals and fre e . No deposit. Plant inspec­ 5314 after 5 p jn . 3-8/19 Age 25-35. 482-1196. 5-8/26 Nine month lease. Four man serv ices. A l s o used. EAST tion Invited. AMERICAN DIA­ NfcED APARTMENT - M arried apartm ent. Call Jackson 1-783- LANSING C Y C L E , 1215 E. PER SERVICE, 914 E. G ier— GRF a T L a k F$ Em p l o y m e n t housing, F all term . Spartan Vil­ Y e s , w e ’r e the p e o p le I s h e w h i t e w ith a b l a c k 3567 between 4 and 8 p.m . Grand R iver. Call 332-8303. C CALL 482-0864. C for permanent positions for men lage, University Village, C herry and women in o f f i c e sales, 5-8/24 GOLF SET new. Five irons, two DIAPER S E R V l G E , Lansing's Lane - to sublease. 332-6435. who p la c e d the ad . . . spot over his eye? technical. IV 2-1543. C-8/18 woods, putter, bag, head covers, finest. Your choice of th ree 3-8/19 Houses balls. Worth $90, sacrifice $50. types. Containers furnished, no AlDfe$ - CONVALESCENT units WANTED: USED bicycle in good now offering experience in re ­ EAST LANSING available Sep- 337-1015. 10-8/19 deposit. You may Include two condition. Will pay $15. Call habilitation for the trained nurse tem ber 1st. Four bedrooms, SEWING MACHINE SALE. Large pounds baby clothes. T ry our Velvasoft p ro cess, 25 years in Philip M iller, 337-9510 after aide. Starting $1.35. Apply P ro­ fireplace, recreation r o o m s . selection of reconditioned, used 9 p.m . 3-8/19 vincial House behind Yankee $300 plus u tilities. Furnished. m achines. Singers, Whites, Uni­ Lansing. BY-LO DIAPER SER­ Stadium, E a s t Lansing 332- 6-8 students. Phone 337-7978. versal, Necchi. $19.95 to $39.95. VICE. 1010 E. Michigan. IV 2 - EXERCISE MACHINE - Phone 0817. 7-8/26 5-8/19 Guaranteed. Easy term s. ED­ 0421. C 351-5543. 7-8/26 C E R T I F I E D TEACHER - for MARBLE AREA, three bedroom WARDS DISTRIBUTING CO., morning nursery school, must ranch. Will accommodate large 1115 N. Washington. 489-6448. p p p tw p i have nursery credentials. Term from October through May. Call fam ily. Owner prefers College C-8/18 I n il P ro fesso r. $200 month with one BIRTHDAY CAKE 7” . $3.l2 d e - ■ 1 h iiil 882-9398 or 372-6577. 3-8/19 year lease. Richard Alban, 337- livered; 8” cakes, $3.64. Also ACROSS 27. T ip sy EMPLOYERS OVERLOAD Com- 2510, Eipper Realty 482-5541. sheet pies and cakes. KWAST 1. G reensw ard 29. B a c c h a n a ­ pany. Tem porary assignments 3-8/22 BAKERIES, Brookfield Plaza, lia n cry 4. E n g in e e r's for experienced office girls. No ONE GlRL needed to share house East Lansing; Frandor; 303 S. shelter 30. C o n u n d ru m fee, top pay. Phone 487-6071. two blocks from campus. Sep­ Washington. IV 4-1317. C-8/18 7. L iu n d ry 31. S p re a d C-8/18 tem ber l-2 3 rd . Call Mickey. UNFINISHED FURNITURE: bar 1. Sm all lish •32. M a n se rv ­ 355-1931. 1-8/18 stools, night stands, chest-of- 12. C om p lex io n ant WANTED IN September: Woman draw ers, bookcases, p re-fin - 3. S inging 35. D estitute for general house work. Own SERIOUS STUDENT, u p s t a i r s 36. E ag e r hours. May bring child. Phone home with two seniors. Cooking, ished picture fram es, and m ore. voice 14. C o u n te r­ 37. In crease ED 7-2584. 3-8/18 basem ent recreation. N ear B er- PLYWOOD S A L E S , 3121 S. 4 0 . D itto Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. m an d RAb y SI’i T'ER: MATURE woman key. $12. F isch er, Spaulding. _ C-8/18 6. I .¡me tree 41. W o rk unit to care for two children, 8- ED 2-3574. 3-8/22 7. A ssail with 42. B illiard m issiles stick 2. Find a r 7. Juicy iruit A nd d o es he h av e s h o r t, I t ’s S p a r k y ! 5:30. Own transportation or live FURNISHED F o Uk bedroom tor Anim als 8. N a m e lor 18. Effete 43. G r. u n d e r­ w ork In. 332-4958 after 5:30. 3-8/18 six or seven. $200 p er month DACHSHUND PUPPIES, m ales, 3. H opeless­ A thena stubby legs and does his 19. A ir. unte- g ro u n d GENERAL CLEANlN’C-and lron- p l u s u tilities. Year lease - AKC. Black and red. Small size. 44 C u sto m ness 9. A gitate September 15th. Fifteen minutes pe tail w ag all the t i m e ? ings. T hree days a week. Ref­ Phone 882-1858. 3-8/22 21. Automobile 45. S tock food 4. O ffspring 10. S acred erences. Call ED 2-5723. to campus. Call 337-2080 after 22. R em ain DOWN 5. R elative 15. M y ria p o d a 6 p.m , 5-8/22 SPRlNGFR s F a NIEL puppies 18. O pen h o s ­ 3-8/18 2 3 . O uiescent 1. K n ig h t 6. Flow er plot AKC liver and white; black and tility W h e n yo u l o s e m a n ’s b e s t f r i e n d (or p u r s e s , STUDENT WIFE to baby sit and LAKE LANSING Furnished. Boat, white. $20 and $30. Phone 882- 19. Fem ale keep house, faculty home, Wal­ m otor. T hree bedrooms, fire ­ 5414. 3-8/18 3 4 3 6 7 e » 1 0 Z sheep p a c k a g e s, je w e lry o r o th e r things . . . nut Heights. Must have ca r. Monday - Friday, 11:15-5:15. place, th ree c a r garage. Four graduate students. $200 month, BRITTANY SPANIEL AKC, twelve weeks old. Should Puppies. o % li $ 13 20. Scientist's w o rk sh o p : School children, ages 6 & 8. utilities. Collect 543-3256. hunt this fall. Phone IV 5-1053. % 1 5 % 16 a b h r. 5 -8 /1 9 14 r e a c h t h e f i n d e r w ith a “ L o s t ” ad. $30. 332-8459. 5-8/18 7-8/25 % 2 1. lettu ce 23. l’ress for 17 BOY’S SUPERVlSOTT$T.307Four. MALE SENIOR or graduate stu - P IB 6-10 evenings, Monday through dent for l u x u r y house. Sep­ M obile Homes %% 2 1 p ay m en t 24. R apacity tem ber 1 - June 15. Call 332- V % Y/< 19 2 0 Friday. Must be 21 years. 882- Dai I 355-8255 5/17. 3-8/22 3857. 3-8/18 1959 TKÂVELO, 10 X 4$ with % 2 4 a 23 26 25. A nd not 26. Pipe litting 10 x 20 aluminum awning. Oil 2 3 PART - TIME, earn $60.00 a drum and steps. Excellent Z 2 % z i 28. A bsent week, working three evenings 1Rooms condition. 882-6120. 3-8/19 TT 2 8 31. M isty STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED and Saturdays. Calling on cus­ ROOMS FOR m ale students. K it- 32. Jard in iere PACEMAKER 10 x 50, 19$9. 2- 3 0 3 1 tom ers of a national concern. Male p referred . P h o n e 332- chen privileges. Close to cam­ bed., excellent condition. $2895. '// % a n 33. G rand- p a re n ta l pus. 971 Marigold after 6 p.m . 33 3 4 3 8 3506 - 10 a.m . to noon only. 5-8/19 Lot 223, T ra ile r Haven. Leaving city, must sell. Phone 337-1256. 3 Z % 34. B ean 35. Inferior ! 3 b 3 9 3 7 (Students must pay in advance) 5-8/23 3 6 ru b b e r 5-8/19 L E G A L SECRETARY. Excel- M E N : S U P E R V IS E D " . Largedoub- 1965 N a tIo N a L , on lot. 10 X 4 1 4 1 37. Gull 1 4 0 lence in English, spelling and typing required. Shorthand de­ le room near campus. No cook­ ing. Parking available. Call 332- 50. May occupy by September 4 3 4 4 1 38. E rm ine 39. A ffirm ation 346 Student Services Bldg. sirable. Call 332-3541. 5-8/19 3170. 3-8/22 1st. Phone 337-1127. 3-8/22 % % M ic h ig a n S ta te N e w s , E a s t L a n s in g , M ich ig a n T h u r sd a y , A u g u st 18, 1966 7 M A R C H E S H I N D E R O P E N H O U S I N G ’ K in g G e ts B la m e F o r S e tb a c k CHICAGO (UPI)—T he p re s i­ o r se ll to Negroes if the owners King’s aides distributed leaf­ ordinance in the windows of all dent of the Chicago Real E state wished otherw ise. The problem, lets proposing: the c ity 's re a l estate offices. Board Wednesday accused M ar­ he said " i s directly on die backs —vigorous enforcement b y -y e a r-ro u n d testing by the tin Luther King's "Chicago fre e ­ of the people.” Mayor Daley of the city’s open city of compliance with the o r­ dom movement" of setting back N egotiators found them selves housing ordinance. dinance a n d filing complaints the cause of open occupancy with at odds early in the session. —posting of the open housing against those who fail to comply. m arches into all-white neighbor­ C ivil rights leader A lbert A. hoods. Raby said “ nothing ever comes Ross Beatty made the charge of these m eetings." A clergy­ to King’s face at a closed door man wearing a "freedom ” but­ ton em erged from the session L a u d s A l l i a n c e ; "sum m it meeting” of civil rights leaders and rea l estate spokes­ and said, the discussions “ will men. be a m illion y ears unless the The Chicago Conference on R e ­ Chicago Real E state Board wakes 6 D i s p r o v e s R e d s 9 ligion and Race, which called the up." meeting, hoped it would ease the N evertheless, Mayor Richard tensions caused by King’s cam ­ Daley insisted when he emerged WASHINGTON (UPI) — P re s i­ people has shown communism’s paign of protest m arches to bring for a lunch re ce ss that " p ro ­ dent Johnson said Wednesday that w rit to be w orthless.” about open housing for Negroes g re ss was made. We always have the Alliance for P ro g ress had In Chicago. But it appeared the p ro g re ss.” And King said, "We B riefly summarizing some of proved "Communism’s w rit to its achievements since inception conferees made little progress in had a ra th e r long, comprehen­ be w orthless" in the W estern the firs t hours of the meeting. sive and fruitful discussion.” at Punta Del Este, Uruguay, on Hemisphere and had shattered Aug. 17, 1961, he added: “ We King said, “ I hope that out of King cam e to Chicago from the myth that Cuban P rem ier F i­ this meeting will come solutions Atlanta a few hours after his have only begun to meet the del C a stro ’s regime could be needs of today, and these a re but of the problem so that we won’t followers w ere booed, heckled "the wave of the future.” have incidents like we have been and threatened by whites during a fraction of those of tom orrow .” He called the Alliance, an eco­ Johnson spoke of the scheduled having. I hope we can have con­ six dem onstrations at rea l e s ­ nomic development program for ferences instead of m a rch es." tate offices in the Jefferson Park meeting "in a few months” of the Latin America, an instrument presidents of the American r e ­ I n T h e A b s t r a c t But B e a t t y told him "th e area Tuesday night. As in past of peaceful change and compared m arches a re setting back p ro ­ such m arches, the white throngs publics which he said would e s ­ D e te r m in in g what these objects of m odern a r t a re it to "a revolution at work.” tablish "p rio ritie s for the years o ffe rs the opportunity f o r a good Im agination to go g ress in persuading people to were goaded by self-styled Am­ But he warned that it was not "a have open housing." erican N azis. ahead.” And he outlined the U.S. to w o rk . The sculptures a re located in the Kresge recipe for instant utopia.” position on a number of issues. a re a , and appear to be e ith e r newly finished o r la te ly He insisted that realtors, the King has been urged by num­ targ ets of most of the protest erous civic leaders to declare a Johnson spoke on the fifth an­ Johnson gave his first priority throw n out, fo r they haven’t been the re long. niversary of alliance at the ul­ —and strongest backing so f a r — Photo by Chuck M ich a els m arches, w ere powerless to rent m oratorium on the m arches and Beatty told him Wednesday "The tram odern Pan American Health to economic integration of Latin m arches a re setting back p ro ­ Union, several blocks from the America a n d pledged: "Move g re s s - the method of persuasion White House. Vice PresidentH u- boldly along this path and the —in persuading people to have bert H. Humphrey, Latin Am­ United States will be at your H EA R T A TTA C K - NO FOUL P L A Y G h o u l s S h o u t ‘ J u m p ! * open housing." erican diplomats, and several side.” Congressmen were among the e s ­ "R ealtors are m erely agents timated 200 persons who attend­ Secondly, he said that he was of the ow ners,” Beatty said. ed the cerem ony. "greatly concerned” about the C o n fir m N e w s m a n ’s D e a t h M a n C h a n g e s M i n d j T hese problem s cannot be solved by the re a lto rs. The owners can development of Latin American The P resident said that the education. He said he believed BOGOTA (UPI)—A coroner’s reason to suspect foul play In contrast to the comment from PITTSBURGH (UPI) — While some onlookers shouted sell to anyone they wish o r give Alliance "had shattered the myth the alliance c o u l d help even repo rt Wednesday confirmed the Dubois’ death. the Cuban regim e of P re m ie r "com e on, jum p,” a man perched on a rim of the city’s o rd ers to sell to anyone they that Communism in this hem is­ though he recognized that educa­ death of Ju le s Dubois, veteran Dubois, a veteran correspon­ Fidel C astro . In a sneering edi­ most heavily traveled bridge for five hours Wednesday as wish. phere is the wave of the future; tion " is p rim arily a national Latin A merican correspondent of dent with 37 y ears experience in to rial over Radio Havana, the thousands of m otorists passed within a few feet of him. "Since the owners are th eir the tragic plight of the Cuban ta sk .” the Chicago Tribune, was due to Latin A m erica, was long consid­ Communist government dism is­ The man finally came down of his own accord after speak­ clients, they (real estate deal­ a h eart attack. ered the forem ost figure In the sed him as " a mockery of world ing with a p riest. ers) m ust re s is t any open hous­ Dubois, 56, of Coral Gables, fight fo r freedom of the p re ss In Journalism ." He was identified as Michael Perch, 45. Police said he was ing as such and follow thewlshes F la., was found dead in the bed of his hotel room here Tuesday morning. He had come to this Colombian capital four days e a r ­ lie r to cover the five-nation lit­ the hem isphere. He was frequent­ ly the targ et of tirades by Latin American dictators of both the extrem e left and right. One newspaper described him Both Havana morning news­ papers printed sm all obituaries without comment on D u b o i s ’ death. Granma printed its story on page nine under the headline released recently from Mayview State Hospital where he was a voluntary alcoholic patient. Driving bum per-to-bum per on the Liberty Bridge during the early morning rush hour, inbound m otorists slowed to watch P erch stand on an 80-foot-high beam on the approach of the ow ners.” Beatty said that even though Chicago has an open occupancy ordinance, rea l estate dealers East Lansing State Bank as “ one of the m ost efficient "D ies the Yanqul Spy Jules Du­ cannot take the lead in breaking tle sum m it conference. His death support of the span. Occasionally he would dangle a leg down housing b a rrie rs against cast a pall over the final s e s ­ soldiers against tyranny" a n d b o is" while E l Mundo said on over the beam as if to Jump, while police and clergymen "th e m ost forceful defender of page th ree "Ju les Dubois Found Negroes. sion of the conference. tried to talk him down. Em bassy officials and Colom­ the freedom of the p re s s ." Dead in Bogota’s Hotel Tequen- A crowd of about 100 persons gathered along Second bian police said there was no T hese editorials were In sta rk dam a.” Avenue under the span, and there were shouts of “ Come on, Both newspapers used a d is­ jum p,” " L e t’s get it over with,” “ What are you waiting Corner of Abbott and Grand R iver patch by P r e s s Latina, the news service financed by the Cuban fo r?” Police said Perch apparently climbed onto the beam about LBJ Visits B ra n c h O ff ic e s at government, which described the 3 a.m . He was not spotted until about 5:30 a.m . OKEMOS HASLETT B R O O K F IE L D P L A Z A Pearson B o o t l e g T o b a c c o correspondent a s "an enemy of P erch came down after F ather John Elanjeleth, a visiting M e m b e r F e d e r a l D e p o s i t I n s u r a n c e C o rp . the Cuban revolution. ” p rie st from Kerala, India, spoke with him. Perch had said Roberto Marlnho, editor of Rio he would come down "like a meek little lam b’’ only if his de Jan eiro ’s O Globo, described estranged wife were brought to him and if she prom ised WASHINGTON (UPI)—P r e s i­ R i n g B r o k e n U p Dubois as “ one of the great p re ss him visitation rights for their 2 -1 /2 -year old daughter. dent Johnson will meet Sunday figures of our tim es.” N asci- A fter climbing back over the b a rrie r, Perch was taken to With Canadian P rim e M inister mento Brito, director of Rio’s T rinity Hall at nearby Duquesne U niversity for a meeting L e ste r B. Pearson at the sum­ LANSING (F) — Investigators They w ere identified as Henry Jo raal Do B rasil, said he was cracked Michigan’s biggest cig­ Telm an of Jenison and C harles with his wife. m er home of the late President “ an untiring apostle” for con­ Franklin Delano Roosevelt on H A S T H E Y O U N G ID E A S arette bootlegging operation In G reen and M orris Gibson, both tinental unity. several years, Revenue Com­ of Grand Rapids. Campobello Island in New Bruns­ Comments such as these came wick, Canada. m issioner C larence Lock said Lock said the Revenue Dept, from many a re a s of Latin Am­ The visit between Johnson and Tuesday. seized m ore than 5,500 cartons erica where Dubois spent the Pearson will climax a weekend T hree W estern Michigan men of untaxed cigarettes and the m ajor portion of his life cover­ were charged with illegal tra n s ­ truck in which they had been ’•non-political’’ swing by Johnson ing the top stories and joining through New York State and Rhode portation and sale of cig arettes hauled from North Carolina. in battles against p re ss censor­ by O t t a w a County Prosecutor He said the operation had gone Island. ship. White House p ress secretary Jam es B uzzard. They w ere a r ­ on since spring. Tax liability on Dubois, who began his c are e r raigned Tuesday, demanded an the one truckload a l o n e w a s Bill D. Moyers said Johnson and as a copy boy for the New York Pearson will attend the second examination, and were released placed a t $3,850, o r 70 cents p er H erald Tribune in 1927, was the on bond. carton. anniversary d e d i c a t i o n of the Chicago T ribune’s top man in Roosevelt-Campobello I n t e r ­ Lock said a cigarette whole­ Latin A m erica for the past 19 national P ark. Although Moyers sa le r who was losing business yea rs. During this period, he was gave no specific time for the Radioactive tipped off authorities, who began an investigation five weeks ago. awarded s e v e r a l journalism p rizes for his work. Sunday meeting, he did say they They followed the truck to would participate in the laying Box Opened North C arolina and observed the of a cornerstone at the park’s new v isito rs' pavillion. cigarette pickup from a legal GLENDALE, Calif. (UPI)—A source. North Carolina is the Johnson will leave Washington box m arked ’’radioactive ma­ only state which levies no c ig a r­ I n t e r f a i t h on Friday and travel to Buffalo, te ria l—do not handle” was found ette tax. Syracuse and Ellenville, all in opened Wednesday with some of By not paying the Michigan New York State. S u b s t i t u t e its contents scattered about a tax, said Lock, bootleggers could vacant field, police reported. undersell legitim ate wholesalers AMSTERDAM (UPI)—When the «te «èÿ ’> Police, fire units and re p re ­ by four to five cents per carton. P rotestant m inister at the North A i LADIES'NIGHT sentatives of the Atomic Energy Sea town of Noordwijk failed to C igarette bootlegging has in­ show up for morning service Sun­ I I * THURS. Commission rushed to the field creased in recent months in the with gelger counters to deter­ east, especially New York City, day, the local Catholic sem inary Half Price mine the amount of radioactivity where the tax per carton is $1.40. helped out, according to a report What It Is Starts at 9 P.M. in the a re a . Lock said Michigan had ex­ in the P rotestant paper Trouw K X B ar Two men exposed to the box perienced no significant known Wednesday. A p rie st, Father de and Its contents w ere taken to bootlegging for several years. Leur, who says he attends P ro t­ Glendale M emorial Hospital for He could place no estim ate on estant services every week as emergency treatm ent and ob­ what total tax liability had been p a rt of his Ecumenical educa­ For M SU Students, Faculty servation. evaded in the operation. tion, conducted the service with The block around the vacant Lock said, “ Gibson was ap­ the consent of the congregation, a n d U n i v e r s i t y P e r s o n n e l Only <£ m lot was sealed off to all but parently involved in financing the paper said. n o c k U emergency personnel, p o l i c e the operation and Green andT el- Show your I.D. C ard when said. man drove the truck and acted you bring in your cleaning. b and Asked w h e t h e r police w ere as d istrib u to rs.” su re the box contained radioac­ He said the department would “ THE LOOSE ENDS’ tive m aterial and that it was not immediately audit the re ta ile rs Dancing a hoax, a police spokesman said, who had been purchasing cig ar­ SPECIAL! 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L. .E»E I the purchase of a 10-oz wt. ¡ar of C hase A S a n b o rn I ■ on the purchase of a C h ase A 2 -lb . S a n b o rn can of I 4 1 -q t. 1 4-o z. $ 2 ° e g w ith coupon Red, White or Blue I cans I Grapes & a $5 or more 4 lbs I N Y L O N S I IN S T A N T COFFEE I COFFEE lb . b a g W m Æ purchase ■ Redeem at Kroger thru * Redeem at Kroger thru Redeem at Kroger thru I Sun., A ugu st 21, 1 9 6 6 j P J J J J ! ^ S u n ., A ugu st 21, 1 9 6 ^ J j g ^ S u ^ u g ^ 1J966 J G -3 7 Sweet & Juicy Kroger Banquet Frozen Peanut Butter 3 12-oz. wl. jars 1 Cream Pies 4 14-oz. wt. pies 99« Nectarines 15 = *1 I T W IN PO PS I C H A R C O A L ■ IC E C R E A M . Michigan Kandu Se a l t e s t I ikg. of 12 3 fl. oz. bars3 6 * ' L,mit 1 w ith a J5 or more purchase I 2 0 -» * . hag 5 9 4 « a » 0 " e t" 7 9 ^ Limit 1 w ith a S5 or more purchase I Limit 1 w ith a J 5 or more purchase ' | Bleach gallon 4 5 ' Cottage Cheese ib 1 9« Blueberries 3 p¡n,s$1 I lexcludm g beer w ine or tobacco) 1 Redeem a. Kroger thru | (excluding beer, wine or tobacco! ■ (excluding beer, w ine or tobacco) Redeem at Kroger thru ! Redeem at Kroger thru _ G _ -_4 0 _ | - Sun., A ugu st 21, 1966 Au9 u ^ ^ . _ _ TOP VALUE A 12-O Z. — — w ^ w i H f W M B L M ■ ■ P B B T S m i i n i 2 5 S T A M P S f I the purchase of 3 lbs of I. the I purchase of 4-lbs or more . WITH THIS COUPON ONI the the purchase purchase of of 12 12 Califor California ' | W f l i Fm R K E K E THERM O TEM P H o m e G ro w n DUCHESS the purchase of 4-lbs or more 1 R ED , W H IT E or | O R A N C E S M ic h ig a n j APPLES I BLUE C RAPES ¡ or LEM O N S | Redeem at Kroger thru P Sun., A u g u s t 21, 1966 Redeem at Kroger thru ■ Sun., A ugu st 21, 1966 J Redeem at Kroger thru Sun.# A u g u st 21, 1966 D t u m b l e r M u s k m e l o n , TOP VALUE A mm TOP VALUE A mm ■TOPu r iVALUE x lu i w ith coupon at le ft and th e r 2 5 S T A M P S WITH THIS COUPON ON t hT p'uVc h” "e“ ÓM 0 -Ib s“ oí a7y’ k md I I I I I 2 5 S T A M P S WITH THIS COUPON ,_ON the purchase of 3-lbs or more ■ I f 2 5 S T A M P S WITH THIS COUPON ON_ the purchase of 2 heads o l p u rch a se of 2 at 49c each. E x tra L a r g e S iz e L a r g e S iz e 1 * a — ____ I PEACHES I L e t t u c e o r i-ib s . or - i P O TA TO E S | or B A N A N A S i more T o m a t o e s | ' Redeem at Kroger thru Sun., A u g u s t 21, 1966 W g f | | Redeem at Kroger thru Sun., A u g u st 21, 1966 I J K B H _ Sun- A u9u st 21- 1966_ J ^ L Redeem at Kroger thru ^ J for Jor I I WITH THIS COUPON I " k » — ' t * 4 I J v O . .1 M l U ... \ "* *' I C a rro ts « 1 t,..a . | p o T A T O ES I C O R N I o f C a b b a g e ■ ■ w w « n I 1 . . . .a .i I Redeem atmiKI(mnmr thru roger thru I Redeem at Kroger thru Redeem at Kroger thru Sun., A u g u st 21, 1966 ■ Sun., August 21, 1966 A u g u s t 21, 1966 i