T u e s d a y Cloudy. • . Babylon . . . . . . in the morning, becom­ . . is . In all Its desolation a sight not so awful M IC H IG A N ing p a r tly cloudy In the af­ ternoon, high about 72. as in that of the human mind ru in s . STATE - - Scrope Davies U NIVER SITY E a s t Lansing, Michigan August 23, 1966 10ç >1. 59. N u m b er 45 Sheriff Asks Guard Aid In Chicago Rights Clash CHICAGO (UPI)— Sheriff Ri­ ranged several weeks ago and paigners to no m ore than one into the fa r southeast side and rying eight Negroes on Chicago’s was not precipitated by the vio­ m arch a day in Chicago and lim ­ two southern suburbs, Chicago south side. chard B. Ogilvie, alarm ed by a lent clashes that have resulted its the m arches to 500 p er­ Heights and Evergreen P ark. Ogilvie was reported consider­ new outburst of violence against Hundreds of Chicago police from the Chicago freedom move­ sons,. ing seeking a court injunction to civil rights m archers, said Mon­ held back thousands of cursing, day he planned to "rein fo rce’* ment’s open-housing m arches. They said no court move would b ar or trim down the size of But it appeared likely that the be made Monday because they scream ing white y o u t h s who the threatened m arch into a ll- his request that the National problem of what to do about the still had to make "th e basic tossed rocks and other objects white C icero, where guardsmen Guard be called out to cope with planned Cicero m arch had an at decision of whether to pursue the at the m arch ers. had to be called 14) 15 years ago a scheduled m arch into the ra ­ least unofficial place on the a - m atter in federal or state court.** In Evergreen Park, whites at­ to put down rioting against Ne­ cially sensitive suburb of Ci­ tacked the m archers almost at genda. groes. cero. The forces of Martin Luther will, scream ing "black blood'* Gov. Otto K erner, who would Civil rights leaders scheduled The sheriff last week Joined a m ass meeting for Monday night. King obeyed the injunction Sun­ and hurling bricks and stones. have to issue any order calling day when they ca rried their de­ Cicero officials in asking Kerner They said they would announce An aide of King said 20 to 30 the guard into action, conferred mands for open-housing for Ne- to call up the guard if King’s an "action,” presum ably another m archers w ere hurt. In con­ with high-level civil rights and g r o e s throughout the Chicago m archers com e. m arch, for Tuesday. tra s t, the m archers in Chicago human relations leaders in his area into the fa r southeast side "T he request still stands,” he Civil rights lawyers meanwhile Heights w ere virtually ignored. Chicago office. and two southern suburbs, Chi­ Early Monday three men w ere said Monday. “ But I intend to Both the governor’s spokesman made plans to go into court and reinforce the re q u e st, if neces­ challenge an injunction w h i c h cago Heights and E v e r g r e e n a rre ste d after a group of about and the civil rights conferees sary, by F rid a y ." holds the open-housing c a m ­ P ark. 10 whites stoned two autos c a r­ said the meeting had been a r - A m e r ic a n N a z i S p e a k s P e o p l e , L i v e s t o c k D e s c e n d Standing on top of his s lg n -d e c o ra te d tru c k Is George Lincoln Rockwell, self- styled le a d e r of the A m e ric a n Nazi P a rty , as he spoke in an a ll- white neighborhood which O n C a m p u s F o r 4 - H S h o w was a targ e t la te r Sunday of “ openhousing” m a rc h e rs . The m arch was m a rk e d by one instance when a mob of white youths was driven a w a y .fro m on intended at- activities being planned, a pro­ tack on two Negroes rid in g in the a re a in a station wagon. U P I Telephoto By N O EL H OR N B E C K In gym two of the Men’s IM gram will be staged each eve­ State News Staff W r i t e r Building, entomology, conserva­ ning in Auditorium, Jake Wam- Mobs of people, truckloads of tion and electrical engineering hoff, program assistan t for 4-H livestock and an alm ost carni­ exhibits will be displayed. A youth program s, said. val atm osphere will descend on passport display which deals with R O M N E Y A D D R E S international understanding will Wamhoff, d irector of the pro­ the campus today as the 51st gram s, said that they a re de­ annual state 4-H show gets under­ be in gym th ree. In addition, gym signed to serve two purposes: way. three will be the scene of land­ one, to introduce each day's ex­ This y e a r's show is expected scape and natural beauty, cul­ hibition w inners, second, to en­ to attract 3,500 4-H’e rs . It will tural a rts, safety and emergency tertain . These shows a re also op­ A sks School Funds mark the culmination of a year’s work for nearly 80,000 club mem­ bers from the 4,000 clubs in preparation, and home design ex­ hibits, according to Voland. Livestock will be shown in the en to the public at no charge. The theme "W ider Horizons’* will be c a rrie d out all th ree nights. officials say they face for the and Roseville agreed to a rb itra ­ Michigan’s 83 counties, accord­ stadium. The firs t night, an old tim e LANSING (£)•—Gov. G e o r g e One show of special interest coming y ear. tion at an e a rlie r meeting with ing to Information Services. radio show from Michigan Agri­ R o m n e y asked non-committal Romney’s $4.5 million e sti­ Romney concerning the 18.1 m ile Approximately 5,000 exhibits will be the horse show which cultural College, station WMAC D em ocrats Monday to provide m ate was slightly lower than the stretch of freeway through heav­ will be judged by professionals. will be presented on Thursday m ore money for D etroit schools will be presented. $5 million to $6 million he had ily populated a rea s. Judging will differ from previous only. and set up binding arbitration to (continued on page 6) talked about when tentatively p ro ­ Romney said he’s accept some y ears in that exhibitors will be In addition to the many daily determ ine the route of the 1-696 posing his plan last week. * other composition of the board interviewed in an effort to de­ freeway. His plan calls for considering if the legislature wished. term ine the character growth He talked to leaders of other p a rtie s as the legislature r e ­ a city’s income tax in a formula The governor said Michigan they have experienced as a re ­ which grants extra money to sult of participating in making turned for what will apparently d istric ts with abnormally high "Is unique in offering to the an exhibition. C ritical evalua­ R u s k F i n d s P o s t be m ost of the week, and r e ­ local units of government the leased four special m essages to taxes. type of veto power that the s ta ­ tions will also be made of each the law m akers. Senate m ajority leader Ray­ tutes now grant. In the past, entry, according to M orris Vo- D em ocratic leaders said they mond Dzendzel, D-Detroit, indi­ this has served us well because March In Rain land, program assistant for 4-H cated the plan could face tough youth program s. C o s t l y , L o w P a y would take his proposals along cities a re aware of th eir needs opposition from suburban and Rev. M a r t in Lu th er King led c ivil rights m a rc h e rs Market livestock will be shown with th eir own ideas to party and have been helpful in d e ter­ outstate legislators, s o m e of through d riving ra in in Chicago Sunday during an for the first time in a number of WASHINGTON (UPI)—S e c re ­ is quoted in the curren t issue of caucuses la te r Monday. mining highway locations.” whom believe th eir d istric ts a l­ ‘ ‘open housing” dem onstration In a ll- w h it e South years. Form erly, just breeding tary of State Dean Rusk has "no Look. "T h e savings I had a re Romney asked for a technical He said, however, that con­ so need extra money. D e e rin g neighborhood. Several m in o r incidents were livestock was exhibited, but this Intention of resigning” despite long since absorbed on the job change' in school aid legislation tinued disagreem ent on the rout­ Romney’s plan w o u l d apply re p o rte d at areas where the marches took place, often year livestock raised solely for his comments about the financial . . . When the balance gets zero- which could give D etroit an ex­ ing could cost the state $140 statewide—but only Detroit would attrib u ted to the presence of Ku Klux Klan and A m e r ­ consumer use will be displayed. squeeze in which he finds him ­ zero, I’ll have to quit. It’s as tr a $4.5 m illion toward the $12 m illion In federal money toward at present qualify under its con­ ican Nazi P a r t y m e m b ers . UPI Telephoto Voland said that exhibits will self, a state department spokes­ simple as th a t.'' m illion shortage which school construction of the route. ditions. be staged at several different man said Monday night. The se c re ta ry of state post State officials have also found campus locations, and all a r e Department p ress officer Rob­ c a rrie s a fully taxable annual a separate $4.5 million for De­ open to the public free of charge. e rt J . McCloskey said Rusk "w as salary of $35,000. tro it schools, and that city will In the Union, foods and nutri­ talking about a situation which is G M D e n ie s vote on increasing its own taxes common in Washington” among Rusk told an Interviewer that M S U F i r s t I n v e s t i g a t e d tion, clothing and knitting, fam­ this fall. high officials when he told a na­ his financial position had made ily and management exhibits will Romney also asked that an tional magazine that his savings " a difference to the kids” —two be placed. These a re term ed "a c ­ P a y B o o s t arbitration panel consisting of were exhausted, his salary inade­ sons and a daughter. tion” exhibits because exhibitors the governor and State High­ B y H U A C D u r i n g 1 9 5 4 quate and financial p r e s s u r e "You can’t do some things,” explain to the audience what has DETROIT (iP)—General Motors way Commission be authorized •• i eventually would force him to he said. “ Like many other fath­ House Committee on MUn-Amer­ n A m o r- <■«. Ja m « right to demand that the video been done. By A N D R E W M O L L IS O N Join the high-level exodus from e rs , I ’ll have two youngsters Corp. Monday turned down a r e ­ to work out differences in ro u t­ ican Activities (HUAC) was much portion of the telecasts be sus­ H orticulture displays, includ­ ing for 1-696 in Macomb and State News Staff W r i t e r the state department. in college this fall.” quest from theUnited Auto Work­ le ss spectacular than the com­ pended during th eir testimony. ing vegetables and flowers, craft e rs that GM’s labor contract be Oakland counties. The appearance on the Mich­ m ittee’s last local probe. Rusk was quoted in a Look The a rtic le gave credence to Wayne State University and the displays, photography and crop reopened to negotiate pay ra is e s All of the 15 affected com ­ igan State campus this month of magazine article as saying: recent ru m o rs that Rusk wanted This tim e the investigator was University of Michigan suspended exhibits will be shown in area munities except Pleasant Ridge a lone Investigator f r o m t h e looking for lists of members of teachers who refused to answer to r e tire for financial reasons for skilled w orkers. one of the Men’s IM Building, " I ’m living off my salary . I Ford Motor Co. and C hrysler but that P resident Johnson has s t u d e n t organizations w h i c h questions concerning their asso­ Voland said. don’t have anything e lse ,” Rusk C orp. officials also were m eet­ dissuaded him —at least tem por­ HUAC suspects support the Viet ciation with groups which w ere ing with UAW representatives arily. Cong. He was told that no such allegedly Communist or Commu­ and also w ere expected to reject m em bership lists a re compiled nist fronts. The State Dept, has a gener­ the requests. The reluctance of the big three ' D o n ’t N e e d R u l e s In early May, 1954, a HUAC w ere fired. Two D etroit school teachers Council To Discuss ous budget for entertaining v isit­ ing heads of state and giving firm s was attributed in p art to subcommittee convened in East diplomatic receptions, at which T w o form er MSU students, fe a rs that unskilled production line w orkers also would p re ssu re for m ore pay if concessions were A g a i n s t C r it ic s ’ Lansing to "investigate Commu­ b rothers, w ere also questioned. nist Infiltration into local educa­ One accused Clardy of being a tional and labor institutions." "dam ned lia r” when Clardy de­ Academic Freedom Rusk and his wife act as host and hostess. However, t h e r e are many out-of-pocket expenses in The Academic Council will dis­ comments on the report to the made to the skilled tradesm en. The Army-McCarthy hearings nied that the man who served the m ost social of all the cabinet WASHINGTON IjP)—A T reasury Dept, official said Monday that cuss the Williams Com m ittee's Academic Council's f i v e - m a n Contending that skilled work­ w ere then in progress in Wash­ him the subpoena for the hear­ posts that a re paid by Rusk, proposed legislation aimed at anti-V iet Nam w ar activities is un­ report on the academic freedom steering committee. John F . A. e rs elsew here earned consid­ ington. him self. necessary and might infringe on a citizen’s constitutional rights. ing had broken into the house of of students at a special meeting Taylor, professor of philosophy, erably m ore than those in the Rep. Kit Clardy, the Michigan Another w itness, Brig. Gen. William W. Berg of the Defense Dept., the w itness’s father to serve it. Sept, 20. and the other four mem bers of auto plants, the UAW had asked Republican who headed the sub­ said these antiwar demonstrations have in no way hurt troops' committee, accusedw itness after The Faculty Committee on Stu­ this committee which he heads, Clardy reportedly told P re si­ a re expected to sift out these (continued on page 2) m orale on the battlefield in Viet Nam. w itness of being guilty of con­ dent John A. Hannah that two dent Affairs issued the rep o rt S ta te D r a ft F red B. Smith, the T re asu ry 's general counsel, told the House comments, so th at the 68-m an tempt of C ongress. MSU faculty m em bers, originally in June after six months of in­ Committee on Un-American Activities there already a r e laws to Academic Council can begin im­ The w itnesses he cited had all scheduled to appear at the Lan­ vestigation. cope with most situations covered under legislation the committee Individually addressed copies mediately to discuss controver- U p : H ig h e s t A r g e n t i n a 9s refused to answer the HUAC sing hearing, were not to be call­ sial areas of the report. is considering. probers’ questions on the grounds ed because Clardy had decided of the report went to 1,500 fac­ But he conceded there was no prosecution of those who solicited ulty m em bers this sum m er. Rapid action of the Williams that such answ ers might tend to and sent money for medical supplies to the Liberation Red C ross incrim inate them. Some also cit­ (continued on page 5) They have been asked to send report was urged by President S in c e K o re a C o lle g e s O p e n of the Viet Cong. He said this was due to technicalities in the regu­ ed the firs t amendment to the Hannah and other A c a d e m i c Council m em bers at the June LANSING (iP) — Michigan will lations. Constitution of the United States. draft 3,700 men for the Army in BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (JP) These technicalities have been eliminated, he declared, and the meeting, according to William H. —C lasses resum ed today at five Although it was not noted in Combs, secretary to the facul­ October, Selective Service head­ United States blocked the funds through other m eans. C o s t O f L i v i n g R is e s quarters said today. It is the of the 10 colleges of the U niver­ One of the reasons cited for the need for such legislation by news accounts at the time, wit­ ties. state’s larg est call since early sity of Buenos A ires, closed by •the com m ittee is to boost m orale of U.S. forces in Viet Nam. n esses seem to have feared that WASHINGTON (UPI)—The cost of living index jumped 0.4 Combs said that a target date 1951 during the Korean W ar. government order since July 29. The Justice Dept, is expected also to oppose the legislation as if they answered even the most of " e a rly fall term'* was set P o l i c e reinforcem ents were innocuous questions (Do you know p e r cent in July, raising average consumer price increases for Academic Council action on Selective Service D irector CoL unnecessary Tuesday, when Deputy Atty, Gen. Ramsey Clark testi­ dispatched to the five colleges Harlan Hatcher? Were you a stu­ during the past year to nearly 3 per cent, the government the proposals. Arthur Holmes said volunteers, fies. reported Monday. single men and those m arried but no violence was reported. dent at Michigan State Univer­ Stressing "maximum freedom The hearings Monday w ere in calm contrast to the turbulent Food p rices remained relatively stable from June. The —childless men f ir s t—after Aug. The government had feared stu­ sity?) they would open a line of and necessary order,** the origi­ sessions of last week when aggressive V lefN am w ar w itnesses Bureau of Labor Statistics blamed the latest increase p ri­ 26, 1965 would be drafted firs t. dent reaction. questioning and become ineligible nal 42-page report contained nu­ representing groups at Berkeley, Calif., appeared. for the protections of the first m arily on the higher cost of services. The call was 71 men higher Police raided the university The bill proposed by Pool is aimed at those who attem pt to inter­ merous specific recommenda­ last month in a crackdown on and fifth amendments. A decline in the real earning power of the nation’s factory tions for revisions in University than die y e a r’s previous top of fere with the movement of U.S. troops and supplies to Viet Nam and w orkers continued in July. 3,629 drafted in May. The Sep­ what the government said was WKAR-TV, then a brand new procedures and rules. a t those who solicit funds and medical supplies for the Communists. The July index was 113.3. This meant it cost $11.33 to tem ber call is 2,975. Communist elem ents among stu­ The Academic Council is ex­ It c a rrie s a maximum penalty of $20,000 fine o r 20 years in p rison. communications experiment at buy the sam e goods and servjoes that $10 would buy in the Another 8,000 men will be o r­ dents and faculty. The violence Pool said at the outset the hearings a re Intended to investigate Michigan S t a t e , televised the pected to forward the final ver­ of die police raid s tirre d up p ro ­ base period of 1957-59. sion of the report to the Board dered to take pre-induction phy­ "o v e rt a c ts" and the committee has no in terest in legislation to hearings as a "public service. sicals. te sts not only in Argentina but Some w itnesses exercised their of T rustees for approval. abroad. curb fre e speech. C a m e ra S T A T E N E W S Kyle Kerbowy Joel Stork D o e s n 't S p o i l editor-in-chief ad vertisin g manager P age T u e s d a y , A u g u s t 23, 1966 L u n a r M is s io n PASADENA, CALIF. (UPl)--A Just before noon, the space­ E D IT O R IA L cantankerous cam era a b o a r d craft began snapping another 32 A m erica's m oon-circling Lunar photos of Site 2, M are Tranquil- O rbiter failed Monday to keep litatis—another lunar sea. the spacecraft from starting its The sp acecraft's main mission prim ary m ission — photograph­ was to photograph nine lunar sites 6 5 J e o p a rd iz e d : ing possible manned l a n d i n g to help scientists pick one as the site s. best possible place to safely land Shortly after dawn here, the a manned spacecraft by 1970 and 850-pound spacecraft snapped 32 possibly within two years. pictures of Site 1, a lunar equa­ Scientists at the California In­ U -M M u s t R e v a m p R u le s T r ip V ia L S D torial area known as M are Fe- stitute of Technology’s Jet P ro­ cunditatis—one of the moon’s pulsion Laboratory here said the s e a s . _______________________ _ firs t picture of Site 1, taken at Several hours before his t r ip became ame a “ bum bumrm e r , ’ ’ ' ' B r i a n X , the I young . a distance of as low as 36 m iles, “ Acidhead” who was in terv ie w ed during ng the recording of the Capitol Lr"r •_ was expected to be ready for ference he suggested that m e m b e r­ LAST T H U R S D A Y U N IV E R S IT Y of was stretched out on the flo o r of his apa rtm en t and sta ring intently at a pool of M ichigan o fficials jeopardized fifty ship lists of student organizations no longer be kept. s p ille d soda pop. A few hours la te r, Br Ir ia n went through a t e r r i f y in g ‘‘bum t r ip . WKAR Plans viewing Monday afternoon. The high resolution cam era has U - M students and 15 faculty m em ­ bers when it released th e ir names We agree with h im that the Uni­ v e rs ity should not keep m em bership LSD Report returned less than satisfactory quality pictures, but the space­ to the House U n -A m e ric a n A ctivities “ LSD,” a documentary r e ­ c ra ft's low resolution cam era has lists of student org an iza tio n s. These C o m m itte e , lists are not essential to a re c o rd of O U R READERS SPEAK port on the current psychedelic functioned flawlessly. HUAC subpoenaed the U n ive rs ity of school org an izatio n s; It is not the drug controversy, will be broad­ Scientists hoped to compensate Michigan requesting the names of school's job to keep tabs on Its cast on WKAR and WKAR-FM. fo r the deficiency of the high m e m b e rs of U - M political o rg an iza ­ students. The program will be heard on resolution cam era by possibly tions. The names were released, but FM, Wednesday at 11 p.m . and having the low resolution cam era the students and faculty m embers THOU GH THE D A M A G E has been C o n t r o l M a i l O r d e r , will be repeated on both WKAR photograph a much broader area involved were not in form ed of the done, steps must be taken to prevent and WKAR-FM at 4 p.m. Sunday. of the lunar landscape than o ri­ school's action f i r s t . th is happening again. E lim in a tin g The program , produced b y ginally planned. m e m b ers h ip lists is the best solution. Capitol Records, is in two p a rts: Clifford H. Nelson, p r o j e c t As a result, they did not have The man f r o m HUAC visite d MSU B u t R ifle s , Shotg , '•The Scene” and "T he T rip .” manager for the National Aero­ tim e to get a court injunction on the s everal weeks ago and asked If MSU Actual comments from people nautics and Space A dm inistra­ subpoena. Had they got the Injunction kept student o rg an izatio n m e m b e r­ under the influence of psychede­ tion, who predicted the m ission th e ir names may never have been guns for hunting and protection, your in terest if you walk into a ship lis ts. When told that this school To the Editor: lic drugs, pushers, and medical still would be 75 p er cent suc­ re leased. why re g iste r them? bank with one. authorities will be heard during cessful, said the low resolution does not, he left and MSU received I would like to reply to Robert I do agree that animals are the hour program . O U T R A G E D S T U D E N T S STA GED a no subpoena. U n d e r your system , people lens should show the steepness of Honeyman’s le tter of Aug. 15, pretty defenseless against a gun The ’’chemical visionaries” slopes on the moon. s i t - i n at the office of U - M vice p re s ­ If M ichigan had the same policy, would be shot with reg istered o r even a bow and arrow, but a re also heard on the program ident fo r student a ffa irs , R ichard Cut­ 65 U - M people would not today be 1966. rifles and shotguns which is c e r ­ Although these pictures would M r. Honeyman, I was very have you ever tried to run down because, a s the producer has be useful, the high resolution le r. A fte r five hours C u tle r granted sitting ducks before H U AC . tainly no help to law enforce­ a rabbit on foot? As for sport, The E d ito rs pleased to read that the only use ment unless ballistics Informa­ commented, " i t could not have cam era was to have captured them a conference. During the con­ not everyone gets a th rill out of of a gun today is to hunt and to tion is supplied on each one. Even been a true and honest documen­ details the size of a card table protect yourself in case of break­ playing the flute. tary account of the subject with­ —virtual closeups of the p ossi­ then, what crim inal would shoot You imply that hunters with ing and entering. someone with a gun (any gun) out a presentation of what they ble landing site s. As you may know, gun r e g is ­ rifle s a re protected by our "o u t­ have to say.” registered to himself? A slightly redesigned Lunar try laws a re designed to keep dated” constitution, but it is you, The “ visionaries” on the pro­ O rbiter 2, scheduled for launch­ B U G S C A R R Y E N C E P H A L IT IS pistols and machine guns out of P istols, of course, should be in fact, that is protected. gram a re represented by D r. ing early in November, will have the hands of crim inals. In as registered. They’re concealable. Even though we live in nuclear Timothy Leary, M rs. A l d o u s to fill the gap in the high resolu­ much as no crim inal Intent is in­ Obviously, a shotgun o r rifle is tim es, a n y intelligent person Huxley and poet Allen Ginsberg. tion p ictures, Nelson said. voked in buying rifles and shot- not, so people will be aware of knows that to conquer a country, you m ust occupy it. Adolph H it­ D a l l a s S p r a y i n g E f f e c t i v e le r and Joseph Stalin had the an­ sw er to the problem of occupa­ tion. One of the m ore important V i e t s C a m p a i g n DALLAS (UPI)—City health of­ Only one of them was fitted with the spraying rem ains as effec­ B o y c o t t ? N o , L e t ’s aspects was the capture of local spray nozzles in time for Mon­ tive as it has been, six planes gun re g istry files and in Europe ficials said Monday that spraying day’s spraying. would be put In the a ir today and any gun m ust be registered. against the encephalitis carrying Four a irc ra ft circled sections that the heart of Dallas would be Once the Gestapo o r NKVD got culex mosquito had been alm ost N o t D r i n k W a t e r the files, local John Doe got a D e s p i t e T e r r o r i s m 100 per cent effective, but that of Dallas Monday, dispensing m a- sprayed, lathion Insecticide in an attempt K ilpatrick said that five deaths v isit. Hey, John, Give us your they would increase the a ir power scope to deal with a m atter of SAIGON (UPI)—Viet Cong t e r ­ e rs and several other groups •to wipe out the culex mosquito have been officially blamed on To the Editor: shotgun! Sorry, I dropped it over­ being used to wipe out the pest this magnitude. ro rists killed a woman and six have ordered their followers to At the end of the day’s spraying, St. Louis encephalitis and that board while duckhunting. E x i t and end an epidemic blamed for 1 say let us pull no punches John, wife and kiddies—all po­ children in the Mekong Delta boycott the elections, term ing five deaths in Dallas County. which adm inistered the second 83 other persons have come down The subtleties of our local in getting down to the basic tential enemies of the system . and bombed a jeep filled with it a ru se to keep P rem ier Ky’s The a e ria l war on mosquitoes dose of insecticide in four days, with the disease since July 1. garbage disposal policies, as well substance of the sewage issue, What kind of a problem do you Americans In Saigon Monday as m ilitary regim e in power. started last week with three a ir ­ officials said about one-third of He said that it would not be as the charges of corruption in In the a ir war, U.S. Jets struck the real nitty-gritty as it w ere, think two o r three million un­ the Communists p u s h e d th eir craft, then three additional cargo the spraying Job was finished. unusual for five to seven more the E ast Lansing Sewers and and let us begin now. Let us re­ reg istered rifle s and shotguns campaign to sabotage national North Viet Nam with 102 m is­ planes, destined for V letNam but John W. Kilpatrick, U.S. Public cases a day to appear through other high offices of municipal sions Sunday, bombing nine oil solve, firm ly and irrevocably, would be for a potential invader? elections through fear. diverted for the Dallas health Health Service officer from At­ Sept. 1 because of the two week government a re of gravest con­ that until the city of E ast L an­ Another thing, where are you Government officials reported depots and four su rface-to -air work, joined the group Monday. lanta, Ga„ said that to make sure incubation period of the disease. cern to me. sing shall take definite rem edial going to get your food if th ere ’s a total of 15 acts of te rro ris m m issile sites protecting the capi­ Since It is now apparent that m easure to re sto re the now- a nuclear war? You could sh ar­ In widely scattered area s Mon­ tal of Hanoi. all attem pts to join the U niver­ polluted Red Cedar to its original pen that flute and use it as a day, following 22 other such acts All the planes returned safely sity’s officials with local leaders prim ieval splendor no student of during the weekend. GM Denies Pay Boost in a mutually satisfying dialogue on the topic of sewage have fail­ ed It is tim e to organize some this U niversity shall consume water, o r any water - bearing spear. In conclusion, M r. Honeyman, I do agree with control of in te r­ P re m ie r Nguyen Cao Ky’s gov­ man said, but Communist gun­ ernm ent, concerned by both the n ers downed a U.S. F5 freedom from the north, a U.S. spokes­ compound, under any circum ­ state mailing based on the m ini­ fear campaign and opposition of fighter jet in South Viet Nam, (continued fro m page 1) increases totaling 47 cents per Non-Violent P rotest. stance. T his course of action is some r e l i g i o u s and political . viously said added m edical-hos- mum age for m ilitary service, I am pleased to see the initia­ sure to bring results, if not im ­ The pilot was rescued, but pital benefits effective next month hour w ere added to the skilled but the re g istry of rifles and shot­ groups, staged a colorful get- fdr an immediate increase of at would up the cost of its fringes tive has already , been siezedby trad es’ ra te s so that the differ- , ,, mediately, at least in the near guns, never! If you a re afraid of ou t-th e-v o te parade t h r o u g h another plane, a prop-driven A1H least 50 cents hourly and had to $1.20 hourly. ential would be maintained on a Mr* DouS Randa11- but I fear his future when the water wotks guns, leave your head in the sand downtown Saigon Monday, Skyraider of the South Vietnam­ demanded an answer Monday. fair and equitable basis. proposals of a lim ited boycott of E ast Lansing by MSU students finds itself with a huge inventory and let the re s t of us exercise The dragon heads and flow er- ese Air F orce flying protective The big three automakers p re ­ GM said in a statem ent tu rn ­ " F o r example, the typical p ro - (limited, that is, to East Lansing of unsold w ater on Its hands. our constitutional rights. bedecked, gong-clanging floats cover for the downed pilot, was viously had pointed out that auto­ ing down the UAW’s request: Matt Burns duction employe in 1940 received ^ prandor businesses) is not H.N. Nlgg were in terspersed with riflem en also damaged. m atic Increases under current ‘‘Over the y ears General Motors Montgomery, Ala. sophomore $1 an hour. At the same time far-reaching enough. His concep­ Caro, Mich, senior who kept a close watch on the contracts will increase the pay has paid close attention to the of UAW m em bers employed by percentage difference in hourly the skilled diemaker earned $1.30 tion of boycott, while basically crowds. an hour. With the increases going sound, has neither direction nor T h ree Viet Cong on a m o to r­ $186 million annually, beginning pay ra te s between the typical into effect Sept. 5, the typical bike hurled a grenade into a Jeep E m p l o y e C a r two weeks hence. production employe and the sk ill­ production employe will receive carrying four U.S. servicem en An increased cost of living ed tradesm en. $3.17 an hour, Including 16 cents and an A merican civilian em ­ index announced in Washington “ On some seven different oc­ Monday will add an additional casions since 1942 special extra an hour of the cost of living a l­ Stocks Dip L S D D o e s n ’ t C o m e ployed by the arm ed forces early R e g i s t r a t i o n Monday on a main stre et in Sai­ two cents hourly. And GM p re - lowance. The diemaker ra te will PEA N U TS ( YE5, ANDTHE HEl)A5ASTRANGEROUND-HEADED be $4.13 Including the sam e cost of living allowance. The elec­ 12 Points F r o m S t u d e n t s ’ L a b gon’s Gla Dinh section. The b last injured all the Americans and one D a t e s N a m e d KIDL)H0NEVERTALKEDABOUTANYTAINé trician earned $1.15 in 1940 and of the te rro ris ts , who was cap­ f YOD 6 M HEARBEFORE I NEW YORK (UPI)—Heavy se ll­ [VOÜMETTHIS META FRlEND EXCEPTBASEBALLANDTHISAWFUL on Sept. 5 will be earning $3.92, ing lopped more than 12 points To the Editor: other psychedelics. In searching tured. MSU faculty, staff and e m ­ MV€> Kl OF HIS NAMED TEAMOFHISTHATALWAYSLOSES... "T hese figures point up that from the Dow-Jones Industrial the chemical literature from 1943 The Mekong attack came be­ ployes will again be provided CAMP .CHARLIE&R0LNj the hourly earnings of all auto Average Monday. Trading was T he national news media, and (the year of Hoffman’s seren­ fore dawn at a regional forces an area service for registering workers, skilled trad es o r pro­ active. now the State News, have made dipitous d i s c o v e r y of LSD) outpost village 71 m iles south­ automobiles and bicycles this duction, have m ore than tripled P ric e s opened mixed but be- the totally unsupportable conten­ through 1965, I discovered no west of Saigon. In addition to y ear. since 1940. And they show that fore long the list was well into tion that LSD-25 Is relatively sim ple method of the above syn­ killing one woman and six ch il- All employes must re g iste r, the wage differential between the the red. Glamor shares took the easy to synthesize. P ast state ­ thesis. Even with LSD’s im m e­ dred, th eir bombs and bullets except those covered by the pro­ skilled and production employe largest falls but later selling in m ents have made it appear that diate precu rso r, lysergic acid, wounded two m ore children and visions of the Student Motor Ve­ has been maintained fairly .” blue chips sent the Dow-Jones any acid head with nothing more the process is such that the most two m ore women. hicle Regulation. Industrial A v e r a g e tumbling than a little luck, the contents skilled chem ist would have to The elections a re scheduled The area services will be open Pointing out that the current of the average medicine chest, employ rath er special techniques for Sept. 11 to name a consti­ from 9 a.m .-4 p.m . on the fol­ I LOVE BASEBALL! SET I REALLYLOVE BASEBALL.' I'LL contract signed in 1964 does not 12.95 to 792.03—its lowest level ONTHE PHONE,QUICK!TELLHIM TAKEOVERTHIS KID'STEAM,AND since It touched 788,71 on Feb, and maybe a dash of mayonnaise to make the synthesis feasible. tuent assem bly for writing a new lowing days: Y3URFRIENDTEPPERMINT"FATTY. SHOU) HIMHODTO ODINÍ! expire until Sept. 6, 1967, GM 10, 1964. can put together on a quiet a fte r­ Extraction from natural sources South Vietnamese constitution. Aug. 29, 110 Eppley Center; HAS VOLUNTEEREDTO HELP ! quoted a union spokesman as The United P re ss International noon enough of this misused psy­ is m ost tedious and in some c a s­ Elections for a new civilian gov­ Aug. 30 and 31, Lobby, L ibrary; saying when it was signed that stock m arket indicator showed a chedelic to take him and his es even dangerous and again r e ­ ernm ent will be held la te r. Sept. 1, 104 Natural Science; it was “ a contract that we think decline of 1.79 per cent on the friends on a “ trip .” Absolutely, quires m asterful technique. Buddhists, some Catholic lead- Sept. 2, F irs t Floor Concourse, does provide economic equity," 1,448 issues traded. T here were totally, and positively im possi­ I am prepared to back these Published by the etudente of Michigan State l/ni/ereity Union; Sept. 6 and 7, Lobby, and then the company added: 1,147 lo se rs and only 130 gain­ ble. assertions with an extensive bib­ every claet day throughout tho year and a special Welcome Week Edition In September. Subscription rata C rossroads C afeteria; Sept, 8 and "G eneral Motors intends to hon­ $10par year. Athorisad by tho Board of Student Publlca- 9, Meeting Room, Physical Plant. e rs . T here were no new 1966 In the spring of this year, I liography of LSD. W h e r e the or this contract, and we expect highs In the list but 594 Issues delivered a sem inar to m em bers black m arket m aterial is coming Member Associated Press, Uni •odPress International, During these tim es the Vehi- Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegio'» the union to do likew ise," touched new lows. Using April 1, of the C hem istry Dept, on nat­ from, I can’t say, but certainly Prass, Michigan Press Associati in, Michigan Collegiate cle-B icycles Office will pot be Press Association. 1966 p rice s as a 100 base, the u ral and synthetic formation of not from any student's basement Second class postogo paid at open for regular business. Em­ LSD-25 as well as a number of Editorial and business offices 3dI Student Services ployes a re requested to reg ister UPI indicator stood at 87.37. o r even from illicit operation in Building, Michigan Stati erslty, Eaat Lansing, Mich, the Summer a university laboratory. George P . N illes Phonos: Editorial ................ Classified Advertising Display Advertising Business - C latioi 355-8252 355-8255 th eir vehicles at the designated 353-6400 location n earest the places of . . .. 355-8299 . .. . 355-8311 'th eir employment. E ast Lansing Graduate Student Photographic Dulldrums___ ATTENTION CAR OWNERS R egistrants m ust know their social security num bers, and the color, make, y ear, model and By saving $1 out of license plate number of each complete front end repair and alignment C o lle g e B ik e S h o p vehicle being registered . The title or registration c e r­ every $4! Select tificates of the vehicles being * brakes * suspension 134 N. Harrison reg istered m ust be shown. good used books • wheel balancing * steering corrections P a r k i n g lot gate key-cards Lots of great (1 Block N. of Kellogg Center) (Series “ A” ) now in possession for fall! * motor tune ups ED 2-4117 of employes w ill continue in use. leisure reading R eserved parking spaces will be available only as indicated left! Still at corner Honda D ealer in the curren t Faculty, Staff and reduced prices! S p a rta n of Ann & LISKEY’S Auto Safety Center P a rts & A ccessories V isitor Parking Regulation. Registration fee for individuals and method of payment will be the Bookstore M.A.C. 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-7346 Factory Trained M echanics s a m e a s it was during the past year e M ich ig a n State N e w s , E a s t L a n s in g , M ich igan T u e sd a y , A u gu st 2 3, 1966 3 FRIDAY DEADUNE C a n a d a F a c e s R a i l S t r i k e M O N T R E A L (UPI)—U n io n the Canadian National and Cana­ The strik e Involved eight un­ group," said the strik e would lead ers Monday scheduled Friday dian Pacific Railways. ions representing non-operating la st "fo r as long as Is neces­ fo r a walkout of some 120,000 P rim e M inister L e ste r P ear­ employes of the two lines, among sa ry to secure a fa ir and just railro ad w orkers which could son called a cabin« meeting in the biggest In the world. How­ settlem ent for the m em bers we .. cripple Canada’s two m ajor ra il­ Ottawa la te r Monday to consider ever, for the first tim e three represent.** way lines from coast to coast. the strik e situation. He was ex­ unions of o p e r a t i n g employes Rank and file m em bers of the pected to face stiff criticism Smith said he had "receiv ed agreed to join the walkout in no indication whatsoever** of gov­ C a m p u s C e n te r u n i o n s voted overwhelmingly from all sides on his govern­ support of th eir brother unions. e a rlie r to strik e in support of m ent's handling of labor prob­ ernment Intervention. R.C. (Dick) Smith, chairm an The strik e date was e a rlie r demands for wage Increases from lem s. of the eight-union “ r e s i d u a l than expected, apparently be­ cause of sporadic wildcat walk­ outs in various p a rts of the coun­ try . B IR T H D A Y D e G a u l l e U r g e d T o H o l d Union leaders called on their men to rem ain at work until F riday to allow the lines to em­ bargo such consignments as live­ stock and perishable goods. P a r l i a m e n t a r y E l e c t i o n s pledged to join the non-oper-' PARIS (UPI) — P r e s i d e n t from that date, despite mounting a ting employes in their walkout election against De Gaulle last Charles de Gaulle, riding the c re s t of a wave of domestic popularity in the wake of his visit to the Soviet Union, is being clam or for a quick election which, many UNR leaders feel, would give another strong Gaullist ma­ jo rity in the next national assem ­ November, Is trying to organ­ ize. M itterrand wants all the left- wing p arties, including the Com­ w ere division no. 4 of the Fed­ erated Shop C raft Unions, the Ca­ nadian Brotherhood of Railway, T ransport and General Workers Union and the Brotherhood of C E L E B R A T IO N urged by many supporters to bly. m unists, united as a so rt of Holding elections in the wake Railway Trainm en. call parliam entary elections for "lo y al opposition" in the B rit­ late r this y ear. of a De Gaulle round-the-world ish m anner. The Communists Smith said he expected to have M embers of De Gaulle’s Union trip —during which he is expect­ seem at the moment to be less the final tabulations of the strike fo r the New Republic (UNR), in­ ed to make a new Viet Nam peace than receptive; a snap election vote late r Monday but that indi­ cluding some m em bers of his proposal while visiting Cambo­ might find them unwilling to form cations w ere the rank-and-file cabinet, a re said to be pressing dia—would probably produce a a common front with M itterrand’s voted "about 95 p e r cent** to De Gaulle to call parliam entary healthy m ajority for the Gaul- Socialists on a nationwide basis. strik e. elections Nov. 20 and 27. That lis ts in the assem bly, UNR man­ way, they say, the UNR can go to ag ers w ere reported as saying. the polls still basking in the It also would check the cur­ trium ph of De Gaulle’s round- rent slide away from the UNR which some observers have in­ C h o l e r a D a n g e r the-w orld trip, scheduled to begin Aug. 25, and his visit to the So­ terp reted as meaning the govern­ viet Union la st June. ment party is in for a shock at The elections a re not consti­ the next election. And it would hurt the leftist opposition which I n T u r k e y Q u a k e tutionally due until next March. De Gaulle so fa r has given no F rancois M itterrand, d e f e a t e d indication he intends to depart c a n d i d a t e in the presidential ISTANBUL (UPI)—T h e gov­ of 139 villages w ere wrecked. ernment warned Monday of the Thousands fled in new fear when danger that cholera may sweep fresh trem ors hit during the W orld N ew s the earthquake disaster area of eastern Turkey. weekend. Informed sources said plans Reinforced emergency rescue w ere underway to put all persons a t a Glance teams dug for survivors through shattered villages, and official leaving the hit provinces under quarantine and to vaccinate them casualty spokesmen at the scene against cholera. SAF Orders Borders Closed feared new reports from Isolated The danger of cholera came villages might push the death from the g r e a t n u m b e r of A DEN ( U P I ) - - T h e South A rab ian F ed e ratio n gov­ figure of F rid a y s killer quake corpses buried in the rubble. e rn m e n t Monday o rd e r e d the closure of its b o rd ers to m ore than 3,000. O bservers said that even with with Yemen. A Dept, of National Security fullscale rescue work underway The action— e ffec tive tonight f o r an indefinite spokesman said the revised of­ it seemed alm ost Impossible to p e r io d — followed the deportation of some 150 Y e ­ ficial figure stood at 1,897 dead dig out all the bodies. menis f o r the assassination last week of a fed e ral and 1,067 Injured. The w ater supply in m ost of su p re m e council m e m b e r. Health m inistry officials here the stricken are a s is polluted and The Y em enis, who a re backed by U .A .R . Pres id en t said 19 provinces w ere involved cannot be drunk. It is through Abdul Gamul N asser, oppose the fo r m a tio n of the In Turkey’s w orst tem blor in 23 the w ater that cholera would be South A rab ian F ed e ratio n , due to obtain independence y e a rs. In four provinces, a total spread. f r o m B r it a in in 1968, and a re blam ed f o r a wave of An estim ated 50 villages with t e r r o r i s m here. about 100,000 inhabitants w ere Plane Crash K ills Nine Wrong Pair without w ater. Many p e r s o n s w ere leaving the area around Varto, the hardest hit town, in J U N E A U , Alaska (UPI)— Alaska C oastal A irlines pilot phibious plane was only 10 m inutes away from the airport To Assault search of stream s in which they hoped the w ater was clean enough Paul Morf was flying eight h e r e w h e n something went to drink. Many villagers w ere passengers over Eagle Gla­ wrong. The plane crashed and NEW YORK (UPI)—Two v isi­ slaughtering cattle s u f f e r i n g c ie r Sunday morning as part burned near the 5,500-foot to rs from Los Angeles had a ru n - from lack of w ater. of a scenic trip from Skag- level of the glacier, killing in with three New Y orkers in More than 100 corpses were way, Y.T., to Juneau. Morf and the eight passengers, midtown Manhattan shortly after believed in the ruins of %one Including two Roman Catholic midnight Monday. The details movie theater in V arto. More The Grumman Goose am - p rie sts from Cleveland, Ohio. a re in dispute, but the resu lts w ere believed buried in the rub­ drawing for Evan a re clear: it was Los Angeles ble of a nearby mosque. all the way. Turkish Health M inister Edip Somuoglu flew to the Varto area Picone outfit shown, Publications Suspended When PtL Frank M orris of the and burst into tea rs at the tragic West 30th St. station reached the K U W A IT ( U P I) — The governm ent Monday suspend­ scene at 1:45 a.m ., he found sight. He had to be given medical assistance. Wednesday at 4 p.m. ed publication of K uw ait's leading A r a b ic - E nglish the New Y orkers flat on the newspapers, A l - R a i - E l - A a m and the D a ily News be­ In the sm all town of Kiermlt, sidewalk with the out-of-state cause of th e ir in c rea sing ly a n t i- N a s s e r tendencies. near Varto, a 3-year old girl visito rs standing over them. Inform ation M in is t e r Jaber A I—All As-Sabah o r ­ was pulled from the rubble. She “The situation was well In dered the suspension f o r attacks on A rab heads of survived because her mother had hand," M orris said. state and alleged ‘ ‘ a gita tion ’ ’ of A ra b - K u w a iti r e ­ thrown her own body over the la tions. The newspapers w e re told they violated publications laws by attacking P resid en t Abdullah T he patrolm an chose the wrong service, but he was on the right child when the walls came down during the Friday quake. The • it’s our first anniversary... and w e’re taking 4 days to track. Brian Jenkins, 24, of m other was dead. Sal I a I of Yemen as ‘ ‘C a i r o ’ s obedient stooge.” Los Angeles was in c i v i l i a n The true extent of the earth­ quake’s fury was emerging as celebrate. Starting noon tomorrow, 4 days of savings, clothes at the tim e of the fight, aid and rescue operations reach­ Opposition Secretary Detained but when he and his father, M il­ ton, appeared in crim inal court ed full scale. At Varto alone, outstanding specials on up-tempo new campus fashions la te r Monday to p refer charges officials said 1,736 died and 1,013 of felonious assault against their w ere injured. Many outlying vil­ NAIROBI (UPI)—The Kenya naturalized Kenyan, was one government has detained an of nine persons who a re known adversaries he was wearing the uniform of an Army firs t lieu­ lages had not been reached. Com­ munications w ere cut, and land­ • register to w in a free outfit by Evan Picone, Majestic, A m erican-born Negro woman to have been detained under slides blocked roads throughout tenant and the green b eret of who has been opposition leader Oginga Odinga's personal se c ­ Kenya’s recently enacted pub­ lic secu rity legislation. P o­ the hard-trained Special F o rces. the a re a. John Meyer of Norwich, or Country Set,one to be given re ta ry for m ore than three litical o bservers said the gov­ y ears, it was announced Mon­ day. ernm ent’s actions were aimed at reducing Odinga's effec­ West German Air Boss aw ay each day. C aroline Okelo Odongo, a tiveness a s opposition leader. QuitsOver Starfighters • informal modeling of the latest on-and-off campus BONN (UPI)—The chief of the West German A ir Force resigned Investigation of t h e interview with die Neu Rehln Zeltung of looks for Fall ’66, every day. Free Cokes. Monday after accusing political Essen. leaders of mismanaging the Luft­ Within an hour, the m inistry waffe's force of A m erican-de­ announced Panltzki’s resignation signed nuclear bombers. but said the suspension would S p e c i a l ! S p e c i a l ! T he action of Lt. Gen. W erner rem ain in effect until Von Hassel Panitzkl, inspector of the a ir m akes a decision on the 55-year- force since 1962, touched off a old general’s status later this furor that could lead to the d is­ m issal of Defense M inister K ai- week. T he Starflghter program has misses’ cotton misses’ corduroy Uwe Von Hassel and a general been under fire for several years reshuffle of Chancellor Ludwig E rh ard ’s cabinet. from p re s s and parliam entary c ritic s who claim the bomber’s oxford shirts car coat fashions The F104 Starflghter bomber accident ra te is unusually high. makes up NATO’s cutting edge, In the Interview, Panitzkl said with 700 in operation in the West he had made proposals regularly German A ir Force and another since he became Inspector for 2 . 5 9 2 9 . 0 0 600 distributed among the treaty implementation ofa modern Star- pow ers. Since being Introduced fighter management system along C lassic l o o k s in 100% c o tto n o x ­ G reat shape casual in corduroy to the German a ir force in 1960, the lines of the American system ford, s ty le d with b u tto n - d o w n o r o n t h e w i d e w a le . G o e s 3 / 4 le n g th 61 have crashed, taking the lives of giving g re a te r powers of de­ of 35 pilots. cision to the a ir force. b e r m u d a c o lla rs, roll sle e v e s o r in w hiskey or green, w ith knit Panitzkl said in a weekend He said that Instead of develop­ Dollars For Nazis newspaper interview that Von ing weapons system management lo n g s le e v e s . W h ite a n d a s s o r t e d insert in s l e e v e s f o r added c o ld George Lincoln Rockewell (dark glasses, center), H assel and parliam ent’s defense commands, Von H assel had di­ colors. M isses’ sizes. 2 fo r $5. w eather w arm th. M isse s’ sizes. le ad e r of the A m e r ic a n Nazi P a rty , clutches hands- com m ittee had dragged th eir feet vided responsibility among a va­ FuI of d o lla r b ills that were showered on h im by in instituting American - s t y l e rie ty of offices. As a result, he spectators a fte r he made a b lis te rin g speech against safety management system s for said, th ere had been delays of Negroes, Communists and Jews before a crowd of the a ir force. E arly Monday the up to two y ears in the installa­ 700 persons at a southwest side p ark In Chicago defense m inistry announced that tion of improvements in Star­ Sunday. U PI Telephoto he had been suspended pending an flghter safety system s. T u e s d a y , A u gu st 2 3 , 1966 4 M ich ig a n State N e w s , E a s t L a n s in g ^ i c h i g a n Call JUST 3 DAYS LEFT on END OF TERM SPECIAL CLASSIFIED 355-8255 For Rent Personal Transportation Automotive Automotive For Rent A u to m o tiv e WASHER, DRYER, refrig erato r, SEWING, ALTERATION by ÖT- ■pr i . P - RI DE wanted: perm a- CHEVROLET 1958. ¿ e i l tE s TRIUMPH TR3 1960. Beautiful, LOOk GUT, S u z u k i is here! f v RENTALS for students. Eco- stove. Desk, birch dining se t. perienced se am stre ss. D ress­ nent employee, M arried Housing w ith a week. Excellent condition, clean inside, out. New P arellles. Runs World’s finest motorcycle. FOX nomical rates by the term o r es, sportsw ear, made to order, office. M onday-Frlday, Haslett month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT­ Lounge chair /Ottoman. Portable exterior, in terio r. 1414-G Spar­ w ell. Best offer. After 5 p.m . SPORT CENTER, 2009 South $5 - $6. Hemming - 50«. Lynn Arm s A partm ents. Phone 332- T V /sta n d . M i s c e l l a n e o u s low cosf tan Village, 355-0882 . 6-8/26 482-7248. 5-8/26 Cedar. 372-3908. C-8/25 ALS. 484-9263. C-8/24 tables. Excellent condition. ED 337-7116. C-8/25 4203. 5-8/26 l957THUNDERBikD C lassic i - STRa TTGN’S SHGRT GUNTUR LUXURY TWO bedroom tra ile r 2-3777. 5-8/26 TRX a S, Wa n t e d , Rides to share CHEVROLET 1959, SelA ir, V-8, W A N T AD automatic. Must sell. $250. Call seater, th ree tops, stick shift. has opened Suzuki of Charlotte. completely furnished, available September 1st, East Lansing. 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Radio, heater, new L O S T & FO U N D tir e s . Phone Bernie -351-6713. 1873, C harlotte. C C'EU a R VILLAGt, one m ale. e n Gl i RH l i g h T - w e Ig h t 3- R e a l E s ta te 351-5543. 7-8/26 8839 after 5 p.m. 5-8/26 Nine month lease. Four man s p e e d bicycles. $39.77 full MSU, NEAR, three bedroom brick MAKE $1.00 in thirty minutes. P ER S O N A L _______________________ 5-8/23 H a RL e Y G a VI d SGN 50cc ,' i 95S'. COMET 1963 four door custom apartm ent. Call Jackson 1-783- p ric e . Rental-purchase term s ranch. Fam ily room, garage, P E A N U T S PER SO N AL VOLKSWAGEN 1*66. Like new. O n l y $149 at BENELLI OF P articip ate in a verbal learn­ automatic. 19,000 miles, orig­ AM-FM radio, gas heater, sun 3567 between 4 and 8 p jn . available. We also have tennis carpeting a n d drapes. T w o • REAL ESTA TE LANSING. Get your helmet while 5-8/24 ing experim ent. Call 353-3273 inal owner. $800. 355-1750. roof. Must se ll. 355-6119 after they last at our sum m er sale. racquets, golf balls, badminton blocks from school. ^ / F r a n k ­ between 3-5 p.m . 5-8/24 • S E R V IC E 5-8/23 b irdies, gifts and housewares. Noon. 5-8/26 1915 E. Michigan. Phone IV 4- EAST SIDE-LANSING lin, H aslett. 339-2492. 5-8/23 • T R A N S P O R T A T IO N ACE HARDWARE, a c ro ss from EAST LANSING, P inecrest T - BLOOD DONORS needed, $6 for • W A NTED CORVAIR 1960. Recently Over- VOLKSWAGEN 1^6i convertible. 4411. C-8/23 hauled. New T ires, body in good the Union. ED 2-3212. C bedroom ranch, large lot, low RH positive, $7, $10, or $12 Engine smooth. Good tire s, new HONDA 250 Scram bler, very good Furnished & Garage, 1 bed­ DEADLINE shape, excellent running con­ paint, radio. Very clean. 489- condition. $550. Ask fo r Greg r o o m , $125, 2 bedroom, STUDY DESKS, sm all chests, down payment. Call owner, 337— for RH n e g a t i v e . DETROIT dition. Call 351-4924. 3-8/25 roll-aw ays, & bunk beds. New 2778. 4-8/26 BLOOD SERVICE, INC. 1427 E. 2638 between 8-5. 5-8/26 on 3rd floor. 332-6375. 3-8/24 $150 for 3, $45 ea.ch for 4. 1 P.M. one c l a s s day be­ & used m attresses—all sizes. Michigan Ave. Hours 9-4 Mon­ DODGE POLARA I960 converti- $100 deposit to occupy un­ EAST L a n s in g . Excellent Glen- day and Tuesday; 12—7 Thurs­ fore publ ¡cation. VOLKSWAGEN 1%1 Sun roof. A viation til June, 1967. No children, Study lamps, typew riters, tape ble. Light blue. Much optional ca ira ranch home. Three bed­ day. 489-7587. C Clean. Must se ll. Call 484-3495 no pets. Call IV 9-1017. reco rd e rs, m etal w ardrobes, Cancel l at i ons • 12 noon one equipment. New p arts. Excel­ rooms plus possible basement after 5 p.m . 4-8/26 LEARN TO FLY at our Govem- portable TV sets, large selec­ NEED APARTMENT F all term . c l a s s day before publication lent condition. Randy—after 6 ment licensed school with ex- SENIOR GIRL wants to sublease income. Quick possession. ED p.m. 337-9130 . 3-8/24 tion new & used electric fans. 7-9794. 4-8/26 Sublease. Have graduated. P re ­ Auto S ervice & P arts perienced in stru cto rs. It’s easy luxury apartm ent for fall term Everything for the home. WIL­ fe r teachers or graduate stu­ EAST L A N S I N G , near. T hree PHONE FÔRD F a IRLa NE ülli 2-dôôî- MEL’S a JT O S e R v IGE, bast and funl Open every dayl F or only. Jan, after 12:30 p.m . 337- COX SECOND HAND STORE, bedroom, cedar closet, vanity dents. Call C arol, 332-2309. 355-8255 automatic V-8. Boay, tire s, en­ the best, come to FRANCIS 9526. 4-8/26 509 E. Michigan, Lansing. Phone 4-8/26 Lansing’s All Night Garage will bath, linen closet, carpeted liv­ gine in excellent condition. 2 - AVIATION. Call IV 4-1324 for STUDENT RENTAL for F all. Call IV 5-4391, 8-5:30 p.m . C be open September 1st. 1108 ing room, full basement, storm URGENTLY NEEDED, four tick- RATES speaker radio, seat belts. 37,000 E. Grand R iver. C-8/26 an appointment now I C Rita Ebinger between 9-11:30 SINGER DIAL-A-MATIC ZigZag screens, 2 -c a r garage. Large ets for Ohio State game, Oc­ 1 D A f .............S I.50 actual m iles. One owner. 351- a.m ., 351-6789 or Ingham Home lot. Land contract o r assum e tober 15. Will pay $15 per tick­ 3 DAYS..........¿3 .0 0 4877 . 5-8/26 E N 6 T N E VOLKSWAGEN,com- E m p lo y m e n t Realty, 372-1460. 3-8/24 sewing machine. Makes button­ pletely rebuilt. $200. Phone 882- holes, sews on buttons, mono­ 5 3/4% m ortgage. $19,000. 332- et. Send C.O.D. to Frank Leo, 5 DAYS..........¿5 .0 0 FORD, CLEAN 1^57, 2-door. FALL T e RM: Need ad takers, 1331._________________ 3-8/24 Box 501, Akron, Ohio. 434-2810 1436. 3-8/23 GIRLS—PLEASANT, quiet, three gram s, appliques, and lots of 51,300 m i l e s , o n e owner. p art time; and full time student C ollect. 4-8/26 (based on 15 words per od) girl duplex apartm ent for F all. fancy designs. Will sell for $200.00. Ruth’s 14645 Airport NEW S a T t e r i e s . E x c h a n g e wife typist. Must be able to speak Opposite campus. Phone 332- $45 o r $5 monthly. OX 4-6031. Service W a NT e d , 2 r o o m m a t e s for O ver 15, 10e per word, per day. Road. Phone 484-4026. 3-8/25 price from $7.95. New sealed clearly, w rite clearly, spell and beam s, 99«. Salvage c a rs, large p u n c t u a t e . $1.40 plus. Apply 2495. 5-8/26 C D I A P E R SERVICE, Diaparene Northwind Apartm ents. G irls. There w •11 be a 50« servic- 1958 FORD, good transportation. I NCONi E PROPERTY. T w o Franchised Service Approved F all through Spring. Call Judy stock used p a rts. ABC AUTO STATE NEWS. Room 346, Stu­ ONE MAN needed for three man by Doctors and DSIA. The m ost 351-4142. a nd bookkeeping chorne ii $125.00. Call after 5 p.m. 351- apartm ent, $60 month. Eydeal apartm ents, close to campus, 2-8/24 PARTS, 613 E. South St. IV 5- dent Services Building after 2 t hi s ad is not poid within 7250. 3-8/25 shopping, schools. Wonderful m odern and Only personalized Villa. Call 351-7268. 2-8/24 o ne week. 1921.________ FORD 1960 Fairlane automatic ACCIDENT PROBLIiM? C a l l C p.m. neighborhood. Phone 332-4913. serv ice in Lansing, providing WANTED TO BUY - Private, V-8. Radio, heater. Owner leav­ Hou ses 6-8/26 you with diaper palls, poly bags, deep, spring-fed lake on p a r­ KALAMAZOO STREET BODY E v e n i n g E m p l o y m e n t ing country. Call 355-6671 be­ deodorizers and diapers, o r use cel 40 ac re s or la rg e r. Give SHOP. Small d e n t s to large EAST LANSING - furnished 2-3 BICYCLE SALES, rentals and The State News does not fore 5 p.m . 3-8/24 Top earnings for those bedroom houses and duplexes your own. Baby clothes washed location, acreage of p arcel, ap­ perm it racial or religious w recks. American and foreign who a re able to maintain services. A l s o used. EAST proxim ate size of lake, and for groups of 3-4. Call Dick, fre e . No deposit. Plant inspec­ discrimination in its ad­ GMC CUSTOM Suburban, 1*60, c a rs. Guaranteed work. 482- th eir studies and a re free LANSING C Y C L E , 1215 E. p ric e . J . J . Kelley, P. O. Box CLAUCHERTY REALTY, 351- tion invited. AMERICAN DIA­ 1286. 2628 E. Kalamazoo. C Grand R iver. Call 332-8303. C vertising c o l u m n s . The e i g h t passenger, heavy duty, 3 nights per week and 5300, evenings ED 2-5900. PER SERVICE, 914 E. G ier— 56, Monroe, Michigan. State News will not accept V-6. R a d i o , 1707 Parkvale, C a r W ash: i ¿«. Wash, wax, Saturday. R equires neat 1-8/23 3-8/23 CALL 482-0864. C advertising which discrim ­ $595. ED 2-3601, ED 2-4080. vacuum. U—DO—IT. 430 S. Clip- appearing, serious, hard- Anim als _____ MARRIED COUPLE want to sub- inates a g a i n s t religion, 3-8/23 pert, back of KOKO B ar. C-8/25 w orker. F o r personal in­ GRADUATE STUDENT wanted to P O O D L E , S i l v e r m iniature, BABYSITTING, my home, Willow let apartm ent for September 4th terview phone M r. Faust, share four man house, Lansing, and B assett School area. Week­ race, color or national or­ LARK 1960. SU cylinder. Musi m ale, two y ears old. AKC reg­ days. Experienced. Call 372- through September 11th. Call igin. sell. $90. E x c e l l e n t student Scooters & C ycles 351-4011, E a s t s i d e , Septem ber-June. istered . Phone IV 5-9963. after 5 p.m . 677-6351. 3-8/24 $37.50 mo. Melvin Robinson, 6453. 4-8/26 transportation or second c ar. Cne GLa CK COLUMBIA !i6,r Eoys ABOARD GREAT La k e s p as- 3-8/23 bicycle. Contact after 4:30. 205 senger c ru ise ship to Septem­ 332-3574. 3-8/24 IRONING D O N E in my home. USED BABY crib, m a t c h i n g Call 337-9647. 3-8/24 BRITTANY SPANIEL Puppies. d re ss e r and other baby fu rn i­ A u to m o tiv e MG 1959, NEW tire s, new top, E. Graham, Lansing. Phone 882- ber 22nd. Male and fem ale stu­ UNFURNISHED t w o bedrooms, AKC, twelve weeks old. Should P r i n c e t o n Arms Apartm ent. tu re . Must be in good condi­ 2349. 2-8/24 dents. I n q u i r e at Placement 1308 Haslett Road. Apt. #A-9. sun porch, fireplace, full base­ hunt this fall. Phone IV 5-1053. AUSTIN-Healey 1958. California new upholstery, rebuilt engine. Bureau. 4-8/26 10-8/26 tion. 332-3069. 5-8/26 ment, Couple o r sm all family 7-8/25 car, midnight blue. Call Mike Excellent condition. Phone 355- TRIUMPH, 200cc road bike. after 5 p.m . 332-4083. 1-8/23 6021. 3-8/23 Don’t forget to get your hel­ BAHy SiTT'ING in my h o m e.P re- only. $150. 332-6646. 4-8/26 GERMAN SHEPARDS AKC. Pups. DIAPER S E R V I C E , Lansing's RlDÉR TO DENVER, Salt Lake. met at our sum m er sale while fe r i n f a n t . Will sta rt im­ FIVE ROOM Bungalow, re c re a - finest. Your choice of th ree Share expenses. Leaving Sep­ OLDSMOBILE 1961, F-85, 4- Studs. Snow white, black -sil- they la st. BENELLI OF LAN­ m ediately. Phone IV 2-2027. tion room, furnished, four stu­ v e rs. Ruth’s, 14645 A i r p o r t types. Containers furnished, no tem ber 1st or 2nd. Call 351- B liltK RIVIERA 1*63. bully au- door. Good condition. Private 4244. 3-8/24 tomatic, bucket seats. P erfect owner. Phone 372-5123. 3-8/23 SING, 1915 E. Michigan. IV 4- 4-8/26 dents, $150 p er month. South Road. Phone 484-4026. 3-8/24 deposit. You may include two 4411. C-8/23 LINEN R O O M ATTENDANTS, F o ste r. Call IV 4-4097. 3-8/23 pounds baby clothes. T ry our condition. No ru st. Will help OLDSMOBILE 19b5.Convertible, Velvasoft p ro cess, 25 years in >1 finance-—646—4662 . 5—8/26 18,000 m iles, power brakes, HELMETS FOR SALE at reduced five days week. See M rs. Boggs, ■■IX ' ■ *' M obile Homes steering, antenna, tilt wheel. p rice s, August 19 — 26. All UNIVERSITY INN Motel, 1100 Rooms TRAILER 1 9 6U -10 x 50. Two Lansing. BY-LO DIAPER SER­ BU1CK COMPACT 1963 Special. E xtras. $2,385. ED 2-8206/ Exceptionally clean, one own­ ED 7-2529. e r, automatic, radio, deluxe OLDSMOBILE 1901. Red con- 5-8/25 colors available. As you know, Trowbridge, E.L. it will be law in Lansing from WANTED IN S E U e MBETT. 5-8/26 TWO ROOMS for students. Linens furnished, breakfast, parking. bedrooms (one converted into VICE. 1010 E. Michigan. IV 2 - study), carpeted, colored appli­ 0421. C STATE a City Ordinance starting Aug­ Woman for general house work. Call 485-1078. 3-8/23 ances, entranceway. $2500.641- LONELY MOTHER of four teen- trim , new tire s . $975. 355- vertible, dynamic 88, power. ust 23 to w ear one. BENELLI agers will give your pre-school­ Own hours. May bring child. a p RRGv RD Su p ERVis e d rooms 6586. 5-8/26 5846 or 355-5831. 1964 CHEVY, Impala, Convert- 1-8/23 Excellent condition, low mile­ age. 902 N. Seymour. Phone OF LANSING, IV 4-4411, and SUZUKI OF 1873. $11.95 up. CHARLOTTE, 543- Phone ED 7-2584. C -8/26 A S S I S T A N T HOUSEKEEPhir, 3-8/24 fo r g irls. Some cooking. Double NEW MOON 195V, 10 x 45. Two room $10 weekly. Inquire 332- bedroom. On lot near MSU. Will er loving c a re . Northeast Lan­ sing location. 482-9214. 3-8/24 NEWS ible, Automatic, many extras, 485-1328.______________3-8/23 0063. 1167 L ilac. 5-8/26 sacrifice. Call 332-8297.3-8/24 five days per week. See M rs. Typing Service excellent condition. O vner must RAMBLER AMEklCAN l% !icon- BRIDGESTONE 1966. Private Boggs, UNIVERSITY INN Mo­ ROOM and BOa RD, $l6S per ACTIVE 1963, 10 x 5 0 .Carpeted, ANN BROWN, typist and m uiti- sell by Friday. 355-3059. 3-8/25 vertible. One owner, low age, complete power, blue. 172 Gunson S treet, E.L. mile­ 5-8/26 owner, three months old, take over payments of $14 monthly. Phone 372-5123. 3-8/23 tel, 1100 Trowbridge Road, E X . 5-8/26 term . Must have two point av­ air-conditioned, on private lot. erage, m ale. 332-1440,413 Hill— Make offer. Financing available. lith offset printing. D isserta­ tions, theses, m anuscripts, gen­ CLASSIFIED c re s t. 5-8/26 Call 372-3582 . 5-8/26 MAIDS, DAY or night, five day eral typing. IBM, 16 years ex­ PGNTIAC CHIEF 8 x 42 carp e t- Want-Ads week. See M rs. Boggs, UNI­ FURNISHED ROOM for m ale stu - perience. 332-8384. C V E R S I T Y INN MOTEL, 1100 dent. $30 month. September 1st. ed. On lot, East Lansing. Asking $1595. Call after 6 p.m . 337- HELEN DE MERITT. A ccurate Trowbridge. 5-8/26 Call 337-2080 after 6 p.m. 5-8/26 9647. 5-8/26 typing. Offset multilith p rin t­ CHOOSE YOUR own hours. A few GOLF SET, new. Five irons, two ing. IBM Executive. Will pick Get I hours a day can mean excellent 'ATTRACTIVE ROOMS in area woods, putter, bag, headcovers, up and deliver. 393-0795.3-8/24 earnings fo r you as a trained of beautiful homes in East Lan­ Results balls. Worth $90. Sacrifice $45. JOB RÉSUMES, 100 c o p i e s , AVON representative. F or ap­ sing. Phone ED 2-1176. 3-8/25 $4.50. ALDINGER DIRECT 337-1015. 5-8/26 pointment in your home, w rite MEN - Ap p r o v e d , Supervised MAIL ADVERTISING, 533 N. M rs. Alona Huckins, 5664School room s. Doubles. $7.50. Singles WbLvERlNE 10 x 50. Good con- Cllppert. IV 5-2213. C Call Street, H aslett, Michigan, or dition, Annex Wired for w asher- $10.00. No cooking, parking, Ra ULa a NN Ha UGHEY. typfst. call evenings, 339-2198. C-8/26 laundry. One block from Beal d ry e r. L arge play are a, ideal IBM S electric and Executive. WANTED RELIABLE Baby Sit- entrance. Spartan H a l l , 215 for children. T ra ile r Haven. Multilith Offset printing. P ro ­ 355-8255 L ouis. ED 2-2574. 4-8/26 337-2556. 4-8/26 fessional theses typing. N e a r te r for boys, aged 2 & 4 for one month. 339-8063 after 6 SINGLE ROOM - p refer m ale ECTIVE 1903, lO x 50. Carpeted, campus. 337-1527. C air-conditioned, on private lot. THESES PRINT e U, rapid s e r - NOW. p.m . 3-8/23 graduate student. 523 Charles Make offer. Financing avail­ vice. Drafting supplies. Xerox S treet. Phone 332-1636. 3-8/23 a Id ES - CONVALESCENT units able. Call 372-3582 . 5-8/25 copies. CAPITAL CITY BLUE­ now offering experience in re ­ MEN: SINGLES, doubles. Close. PRINT. 221 South Grand. 482- habilitation for the trained nurse P rivate entrance. Quiet. Phone Lost & Found 5431. C-8/25 aide. Starting $1.35. Apply Pro­ 332-0939. 5-8/24 PARAKEET LOST, blue-green, vincial House behind Yankee Stadium, E a s t Lansing 332- Gunson Street-B urcham area. ■ C L E F1 E T 0 N s 1 For Sale Reward. Call ED 2-8584 or A R A P 0 1 N O T 1 C E 0817. 7-8/26 BÎRt HÛAY c a k e 7 " , $3.1^ de- 332-1164. 3-8/23 F O X G L O V E P A L WANTED NURSE’S AID, p a rt- livered; 8” cakes, $3.64. Also C U L M LOST: LADY'S L o n d o n f og ACROSS 1 H E P P Y tim e, mornings for one person. sheet pies and cakes. KWAST BAKERIES, Brookfield Plaza, trench coat. Vicinity M orrill 1. Laughing 21. Square R E E S O M 0 L P S Call State News, Box F -6. Hall. P lease retu rn . Reward. 6. Early measure East Lansing; Frandor; 303 S. E 5 N E R E lA T A 10-8/23 Call Diane. 332-6330. 5-8/26 Egypt. 22. Jargon Washington. IV 4-1317. C-8/25 23. Pers. fairy A V A S t I E T M A EMPLOYERS OVERLOAD Com- Christian LGST, LGNGINE W ristwatch.vi- 25. Converged F A M E P H E E A T pany. Tem porary assignments "J'G6 PRINTING p re ss (platen) cinity of F rancis P ark. Engrav­ 10. Cheese dish 26. Hesitated L 1 E nm s E R B P o C & P , 8 x 12 inch with var­ 11. District for experienced office girls. No ed "JJH June 1961.” Reward. 12. Moham­ 28. Man's R A 1 T E H iable speed m otor. In excell­ A L L S T fee, top pay. Phone 487-6071. Call 332-5040. 4-8/26 medan 9th name ent condition. Phone 489-5977. P E E w E E T A R E C-8/25 3-8/25 month 31. Self P E L Y GREAT L a k e *» LMp LD vm ENT 13. Offers 32. Illuminated ■ » R E A M 1 I for perm anent positions for men KÈN m ÔÏÏE Ca NNIs TER vacuum personal 14. "The Tent- 33. Celt cleaner with all the cleaning YES, NEJAC rents TV's for Ten- maker’ 34. Horse's and women in o f f i c e sales, gait garment attachm ents. Runs and looks nles a day. F re e service and 15. Drowse 40. Flit technical. IV 2-1543. C-8/25 17. Took a 36. Living in 3. Compute real good. $18. OX 4—6031. delivery. S a m e day s e r v i c e 41. Misjudged REGISTERED NURsfeS: New re - C-8/25 chair the woods 4. Shade of guaranteed. Call 337-1300 right 18. Small 38. March DOWN difference habilltatlon units now staffing. 1. Italian now) C 15th Interview Monday through F ri­ GAS DRŸER, Kenmore. $50.Call tumor 2. Old Irish 5. Course ED 2-8124 o r 332-5947. 4-8/26 B.Y.G.& BREAK your own back 19. Harshness 39. Flew high 6. Rented car day, 8-5:00. Apply Provincial on your vacation trip in style 7. Prayer House, behind Yankee Stadium, SCHWINN BIKE, boys, like new, 8. Erudite East Lansing. 332-0817. with T ravel Accident Insurance 2 3 4 5 6 with large baskets. Must sell. person 7-8/26 $30. Phone 355-3027. 4-8/26 from BUBOLZ, 332-8671. % '104 1 II 9. Palatable C-8/25 E a EY Sl'N'ElTbeginning in Sep- SEWING MACHINE Sa LE. Large STUDENTS: o n your Birthday, % I 13 10. Glory 11 12. Paddle tem ber, Monday through Friday. selection of reconditioned, used come down for a fre e Pizza. % 16. Cubed Own transportation, references. m achines. Singers, Whites, Uni­ BIMBO’S PIZZA. 489-2431. ii IS 14 19. Gazelle Phone 351-6716. 5-8/25 versal, Necchi. $19.95 to $39.95. C-8/25 f/ / , % to 20. Doily 19 s e GR ETa R yT ' PK'o EICIen T at Guaranteed. Easy term s. ED­ FREE TlCKE l'5 for Frandor id d - 14 21. Cunning typing and shorthand. Oppor­ WARDS DISTRIBUTING CO., dyland with this ad and any pur» %21 23. Chin, $ temple tunity to obtain legal skills. Call 1115 N. Washington. 489-6448. chase over $1.00. MAREK REX- 7 / . y4 % 24. Absconder M rs. Simon, 487-3641. 5-8/25 C-8/25 2 3 2 4 25 ALL DRUGS P rescription Cen­ % % YA % 25. Falling star PART - TIME, earn $6(J.O0 a UNFINISHED FURNITURE: bar te r at F randor. C-8/25 24 % 27 28 26. Cat genus week, working three evenings stools, night stands, chest-of- Ï5% DISCOUNT on all photo wort'. % 27. Wash and Saturdays. Calling on cus­ draw ers, bookcases, p re -fln - 31 S i 33 lightly tom ers of a national concern. Male p re fe rred . P h o n e 332- lshed picture fram es, and m ore. PLYWOOD S A L E S , 3121 S. Pennsylvania. TU 2*4)276. « 35 % i Si %37 28. Auriculate 29. Graphite 30. Indisposed 3506 - 10 am i. to noon only, 39 C-8/25 32 33. Pierce 5-8/23 left for processing. C-8/2J É 41 v é 35. Superlative IT’S SD EASY to find the work- ATTENTION MUSIC students: XV 4 7/< ending e r s you want when you use like new Evette B -F la t clarinet. NÓ BETTER TIME than now % 37. Blemish "H elp Wanted” Ads in Classi­ $120. Call 351-4247. 5-8/24 to find the home you want in fied. Dial 355-8255 now. the Classified Ads. M ic h ig a n State N e w s , E a s t L a n s in g , M ich ig a n T u e sd a y , A ugu st 23, 1966 5 A C C I D E N T S A P A R T R e c r u it s S t u d y T r a f f i c By BOBBY SODEN State—viewed as a traffic prob­ State News Staff W r i t e r lem —could be a nightmare. The S e c o n d O f stadium holds 76,000 persons A lonely, dark road tem pts a and a good number of the fans driver who has been drinking to speed on his way h o m e .. . "ju s t F o u r P a rts come to the campus by c a r0 Over 250 police and student this once." traffic directo rs aid the U niver­ The driver approaches an in­ can give the driver a ticket for, but why the accident occurred. sity Police in getting the fantas­ tersection, ignoring a stop sign at tic number of vehicles off cam ­ a busy highway crossing. He guns T his is a police officer’s prim e responsibility until the tim e he pus in approximately 45 m in­ his motor, and glances to the utes each football Saturday. P o ­ actually sta rts writing his acci­ left, but too late to see another lice officers a re assigned to con­ dent re p o rt." c ar. tro l points to give hand d ire c­ A hard thud and a sickening “If you’ve got a traffic viola­ tion—w rite a ticket. But don’t tions to prevent congestion and grind re g iste r another traffic to safely speed up the flow of w rite it unless you have the wm fatality. Every 14 minutes a p e r­ evidence to prove it in co u rt.’’ traffic. Defense Tactics son is killed on U.S. highways. A form er Michigan State troop­ Police a rriv e at the accident Good accident investigation is R ec ru it O f fic e r Don Holmes fells another police re ­ the result of continued curiosity. er, now a U niversity Police offi­ c ru it with a hand blow during a defense tactics scene. To the persons involved in cer, taught s e v e r a l hours of The officer learns he must talk class. The seven re c ru its practice Korean k arate the accident, the a rriv al of the c lasses on the Michigan motor police means Immediate ca re to both d riv ers, witnesses, check and e x e rc is e e v e ry day f o r an hour during the s ix - skid m arks, the point of impact vehicle code. The officers were week police school. Photo by Tony F e r ro n te for the injured. F irs t aid, a l­ taught how to discrim inate be­ and direct traffic away from though a m ajor responsibility, is tween violations which require not the prim e reason for the the accident scene. - Photographs a re taken at the prim ary p o l i c e consideration, police being there. such as drunken driving, and The study of traffic problem s scene of any serious accident. F a n c y F o o tw o rk Four basic shots should be taken those which require secondary' plays a dominant p art in the of the point of impact and road consideration, such as a driver M a n i l a T o l d B o s s Dept, of Public Safety’s six-week who ro lls through a stop sign. Police R ec ru it Ron Rousch takes a tum ble when in s tru c to r Bob Parsons puts his police re c ru it schooL Seven of­ m arkings. Korean k ara te to work and does some fancy footwork. O f f i c e r Parsons holds a Accidents a re only a fragment R ecruits will c o m p l e t e 40 ficers hired within the past year hours of pursuit driving training, black b elt— the most advanced belt— in tongsodo, a Korean f o r m of k ara te . a re presently going through the of the total traffic problem faced O f H u k s T o Q u i t Photo by Tony F e r ra n t e by any community of 35,000, let inspired by a course taught by school which will end Sept. 10. the North Carolina Highway P a ­ “ Traffic accidents a re caused alone a bustling University. The MANILA (UPI) — Communist Dept, of Public Safety police tro l. P ractical work in high speed Hukbalahap guerrillas a re ex­ raised an arm y of thousands of occurrences, gentlemen — t h e y pursuit, precision turns and stop­ torting $250,000 a year in central arm ed veterans and discouraged re c ru it school recognizes the C O M P A N IE S B L A M E G O V T . don’t Just happen,” a serious complexity of the problem s in ping m otorists make the course Luzon but there is a .report that tenant fa rm e rs and could count U niversity Police corporal told one of the most popular in the Huk leader Pedro T aruc wants to on support of hundreds of thou­ re cru its recently in a five-hour its diverse program . class on accident investigation. Football games at Michigan school. quit and surrender to the govern­ sands m ore. They nearly overthrew the gov­ The officer’s Job Is to find out ment. B r i t a i n C u t s E m p l o y m e n t why an accident occurred. Most Alfred M. Bunye, a re p o rte r ernment of the infant republic of the seven new officers have for the Manila Daily M irror, said before a combination of m ilitary LONDON (UPI)—More th a n l,- pected to use the layoffs as more the government. They announced handled some traffic accidents, I t ’ s V i e t F i g h t last week that he talked with a campaigns and social and poli­ ammunition for his attack on the th eir opposition through critical although in some cases the ex­ man claim ingtobeT aruc’s e m is - tical reform s broke the back of 100 w orkers will lose their jobs during the next two weeks as a T rades Union Congress leader­ amendments to motions which perience has been limited. sary who said the guerrilla lead­ the movement in the mid-1950s. e r is ill and wants to give up— The official government view direct resu lt of the Labor gov­ ship (TUC) which caucuses in w ill come up for debate. Was one of the drivers tired provided he is granted amnesty now is that the Huks a re still O r W W I I I — R u s k ernm ent’s m easures to rescue Blackpool Sept. 5. The TGWU's amendment flatly o r intoxicated? Communist motivated. Many bus­ the lagging economy. The TUC, which represents opposed the standstill on grounds Was the accident caused bythe NEW YORK (UPI)—Secretary President Johnson, said Rusk, and protection. inessm en and junior government Imperial Chemical Industries about 8.7 million w orkers through it would hinder efficiency and malfunctioning of a part of one of State Dean Rusk warned Mon­ does not want to be a "police­ Information on the Huk finances officials In the Huk stronghold (ICI) said Monday it would lay 172 affiliated unions, has prom ­ productivity. of the vehicles, such as the day that if the United States man of the w orld" but has made and organization was released in central Luzon believe the m o­ off 1,000 w orkers by Sept. 5 in ised the government its reluc­ Another large union, the Na­ brakes o r signal devices? should pull its troops out of committments in southeast Asia Thursday by Philippine m ilitary tivation is prim arily financial and three nylon fiber plants in dif­ tant support—but the leadership tional and Local Government Of­ Is it possible that the a cc i­ Viet Nam it could lead to World for stability in the world. intelligence officers. The shake­ downs from bar girls, taxi d riv ­ consider the Huks simply bandits. ferent p a rts of the country. The could well be overruled. fic ers Assn. (NALGO) called on dent was caused by something War III. He said that Johnson has met Other observers believe their Bowater P ap er Corp. announced The TUC conference agenda, the TUC leadership to “ take all other than a violation, such as a In an address before dele­ aggression in Viet Nam "to avoid ers and businessmen in Manila position is somewhere in the closure of a Liverpool pitch fiber published Monday, showed six p o s s i b l e actions" to get the group of tre e s or a wall? gates to the 67th annual conven­ a general conflagration." alone amount to $9,000 a month, they said. middle. pipe plant and dism issal of 125 m ajor unions in revolt against freeze legislation withdrawn. "Don’t ask yourself what you tion of the Veterans of Foreign According to m ilitary in telli­ To have turned his face away, Most of the money, the intelli­ employes shortly. Wars here Rusk noted that be­ Rusk added, would mean only that gence officers said, goes for Huk gence officers, the Huks now have Both companies blamed the tween World Wars I and II Amer­ the P r e s i d e n t would have to salaries and purchase of arm s 130 " re g u la rs ,” 149 m em bers in government’s deflationary m eas­ icans ignored as unimportant ag­ "eventually meet the catastrophe and ammunition. The Huk arsenal combat units and 800 m em bers u res and a new payroll tax which gression in Manchuria. becomes effective Sept. 5. R F K B l a s t s L i n d s a y ’ s I d e a Americans in general, Rusk that must follow. . .’* includes a large number of the in service units. latest A rm alite AR-15 automatic Average pay for a full tim e Huk The layoffs w ere expected to said took the attitude of "well, Rusk told the VFW delegates provoke a new storm of c riti­ maybe if the aggressors get just rifle s. Designated the M-16 by the in good standing is $50 a month that veterans as a group “ a re cism from unions who claim ed another bite they’ll be happy" U.S. Army, it is one of the m ost plus a supply of ric e . The average not confused about why we’re the government’s m easures—in­ o r “ well, the aggressors have effective weapons in Viet Nam. income of a farm er in central fighting in Viet Nam ." cluding the controversial wage- O f $ 5 0 B i l l i o n A i d F o r N . Y . been treated pretty poorly in T here is still considerable d is­ Luzon is- ibout $10 a month. p ric e freeze—w e r e ultim ately •the p a st." He added: “ Every tim e 1 see pute about the exact ideological P r o g r a m In fo - 3 3 2 -6 9 4 4 designed to double the unemploy­ “ We need m ore than just tax­ “ Those ideas, that neglect," a picket carrying a sign reading position of the present-day Huks. WASHINGTON (UPI)—Republi­ He called for some form of “ fed­ 'P eace in Viet Nam’ I want to They are a remnant of a World ment level to a half m illion. e s ," he added. "Industry and p ri­ said the S ecretary of State, "led can Mayor John V. Lindsay drew eral tax sh arin g ." say to him 'L et me help you War II resistance group that a c ­ Many of the laid-off ICI work­ to World War II." e r s a re m em bers of the T rans­ fire from Sen. Robert F, Kennedy, "New taxes, higher taxes are D-N.Y., Monday when he sug­ no solution in New York, and to a vate groups will have to join." Rusk said that the United States with that,' b e c a u s e President quired Communist leadership by CAMPUS port and G eneral W orkers Union Kennedy, hit another touchy now finds itself facing that same Johnson has ca rried the same the end of the war. LAST 2 DAYS! gested it would take 10 years greate r o r le s s e r degree the spot when he asked Lindsay how slogan to every city in the world During the first 10 years of (TGWU), the 1.5-million m ember position.__________________ 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:25 and $50 billion in federal funds sam e is true for our o t h e r much New York actually was re ­ again and again." Philippine independence t h e y organization spearheading t h e to transform New York City into c itie s," he said. HAUNTING MASTERPI ECE’ drive to defeat the w age-price ceiving this year in federal u r­ - Life Magazine - a “ livable and exciting p lace." Asked whether the $50 billion fre ez e. “ Speaking realistically, th e would have to come from the fed­ ban aid. Outlook Good " BRI LLI ANT TGWU boss Frank Cousins, a federal government is not about eral government, Lindsay asked: “ Well, it’s somewhere over PERFORMANCES! ” form er technology m inister who $500 million and under $1 bil­ quit the cabinet in protest to to increase its aid to New York “ Where else? " at that r a te ," Kennedy said at a Ribicoff j o i n e d Kennedy in lion,** Lindsay replied. For Survivor - Crowther, N.Y. Tim es - ‘MARVELOUS! POWERFUL! the economic policies, was ex- Senate subcommittee hearing on term ing the suggestion unrealis­ “ T hat's q u i t e a m argin,” urban problem s. tic. “ T here just isn 't that kind “ We've got to find new and of money around," said the Con­ Kennedy retorted. “ You do the addition," Lind­ O f Air Crash A RARE MIXTURE OF COMEDY AND TRAGEDY! ” G a r y , Ind. Paper imaginative ways to bring private necticut Democrat. say snapped. M1DDLEFIELD, CONN. (UPI) ■ ■ OL * xmimt tilth* - N.Y. Post - industry, the federal and local —Doctors w ere hopeful Monday ACADEMY AWARD WINNER Family Sells Out governments and the foundations for the recovery of an auto re ­ BEST FOREIGN FILM OF THE TEAR1" into an enterp rise to help the pairm an trapped six days be­ GARY, Ind. (UPI)—The Gary Post-T ribune was sold Monday ghettos," he said. Lindsay made his estim ate for Campus Thefts Top side a dead pilot in the moun- taintop w reckage of their light plane. th e to Northwest Publications Inc., New York, nearly equal to the A spokesman at Meriden Hos­ SHOP a subsidiary of Ridder Publica­ tions of New York, which pub­ lishes newspapers acro ss the annual U.S. defense budget, after he testified that the c risis in big Am erican cities would deepen $600 During Weekend pital said John T. Emmanuel, 39, of Hartford was emaciated and on nation. without "v e ry large amounts of Over $600 worth of Jewelry, log basket and five fireplace generally incoherent but managed Term s of the purchase w ere federal money." furniture, clothing and cash were tools of undetermined value were to speak briefly to relatives Mon­ f t.« not announced. Dale E. Belles J r . w ill continue as editor and gen­ He was the firs t of a number stolen over the weekend from of mayors summoned to tell Sen. various spots on campus, Uni­ reportedly stolen from Abbot Hall sometime between 5 p.m. Friday day, 12 hours after he was r e s ­ cued f r o m 1,000 foot Mount STREET English Subtitles e ra l m anager and officials said Abraham Ribicoff’s Senate Exe­ v ersity Police said Monday. and 8 a.m . Monday, Higby in this central Connecti­ no staff changes w ere contem­ cutive Reorganization Subcom­ —Douglas G. Henriet, Oma­ —Two chairs valued at $80 cut community. WINNER CANNES FILM plated immediately. m ittee how the large metropoli­ ha, Neb., sophomore, told police were stolen from Eppley Center Emmanuel's ordeal began Aug. Barefoot With Bumbershoot FESTIVAL 15 when the single engine Cessna ACTING AWARDSI H.B. Snyder, president of the tan areas make use of federal that his $375 w rist watch, a $5 between 5 p.m . Friday and 9 a.m. Many students were un p rep ared fo r the downpours Gary Printing & Publishing Co., money and how they can help knife and four packs of cigarets Monday. 172 in which he was a passenger Plus Hilarious we had periodica y Monday. This coed, however, was Road Runner Cartoon said it was “ with great sadness them selves. were stolen from his room in —Jeffrey P otter, of 139 Dib­ ploughed into the mountain 150 ready with h er u m b re lla , even though she was r id ­ that I and my family a re relin­ Lindsay argued that local fi­ Abbot HalL ble St., Lansing, told police his feet below its c re st in pea-soup ing h e r bicycle. And she c e rta in ly was in no danger storts Thurs. quishing control of this news­ nancing was woefully inadequate. —A b ra ss and wrought iron $82 w rist watch was stolen from fog. The pilot, Richard C. G ri­ of getting h er good shoes wet! " T H E SINGING NUN' paper with which we have been his c a r Sunday evening. m aldi, 32, of Newington, a sales­ Photo by Chuck M ich aels “ GLASS BOTTOM BOAT’ so c l o s e l y associated since —Thom as Evans, Des Moines, man, apparently was trying to find a landing strip in Hartford 1941.” Two Big Forest Fires Iowa, graduate student, reported a tire and wheel stolen from his c a r while it was parked in the o r M eriden. Grim aldi was believed killed HUAC parking ram p. Total value was instantly. Emmanuel was trapped face down in the upended wreck­ (continued fr o m page 1) Approach Each Other estim ated at $40. —A wallet containing $13 b e­ longing to J a c k Phillips w as age, his legs wedged against the dashboard of the cockpit. that the men w ere “ both fine stolen from a locker in the Men’s Americans.'* FAIRBANKS, Alaska (UPI)— because the rain s m arking the IM Building Monday afternoon. IMPORTANT! NO ONE UNDER 18 “ Immedihte d ism issal" of any A giant 600,000 acre forest fire onset of fall w ere late. —Wendy Lewis, of 5214 Blue WILL BE ADMITTED UNLESS faculty m em ber who invoked the which stretch es from the Yukon Rains in the w estern part of Haven D r., told police her $11 ACCOMPANIED BY HIS PARENT fifth amendment in loyalty mat­ te rrito ry a cro ss t h e Alaska- the state stopped one unmanned blouse was stolen when she left te rs was reportedly prom ised by Canada border today was within fire after it had burned 100,000 it outside the Demonstration Ha 11 E l iz h b e t h President Hannah, who was then 12 m iles of joining a 155,000 a c re s. grill la st Tuesday. T u v l o r an assistant secretary of defense. a c re blaze n ear Chicken, the Nine fires w ere still burning, R ic h a r d The State News printed an edi­ Bureau of Land Management said. four of them out of control. Program Information 482-3905 to rial chiding two Wayne profes­ The international fire was be­ There was no acreage estim ate B u r t o n IN ERNEST LEHMAN'S PRODUCTION so rs who refused to cooperate ing allowed to burn without ef­ available. The BLM spokesman Books O F EDWARD ALBEE'S with the HUAC subcommittee. fo rts to quell it because of in- said planes w ere flying over W H O 'S Shortly after the hearings con­ accesibillty of the area and a the various fire s to update old H f m i d O f cluded, C lardy proposed that all lack of men to fight it. estim ates. TODAY: m aterial m ailed by groups on the A BLM spokesman said it was “ Everything is pretty much V ir c in in • • Attorney G eneral's list be stamp­ hoped heavy rain in the next under control except the inter­ W o o l f ? ed “ Communist propaganda." day or two could halt the spread­ national f ir e ," the spokesman Feature 1:50, ARoSlS'tmfl MAI L ess than one month after the ing fire . said. GEORGE SEGAL- SANDY DENNIS IBS a t 4:25, 6:55, Lansing hearings, Joseph Welch, The fire n ear Chicken was That fire was burning in an LAST Boston attorney, ro se In a crowd­ brought back under control again a re a he d e s c r i b e d a t having 9:30 P.M. ed Washington hearing room and a fte r another 3,000 acres w ere “ tim bered sldeslopes, bare-top­ 2 DAYS! • C A M P U S B O O K S T O R E S asked Rep. Joseph McCarthy: burned over the weekend when ped ridges and swampy bot - 30-50 knot winds whipped the toms.** PAUL JULIE FEATURE AT ACROSS FROM BERKEY “ Have you left no sense of de­ He said the tim ber was sm all reuiihrr RCDREUIS 1:45-4:20- ACROSS FROM UNION cency?" flam es. The Army-M cCarthy hearings The BLM spokesman said the spruce. 7:00-9:25 P.M. 131 E . Grand R iv e r 507 E . Grand R iv e r drew to a close. winds w ere p a rt of a frontal Most of the international fire ALFRED HITCHCOCK’S The following November back system which was expected to w as burning in the Yukon te r r i­ ’TOMI CURIUM* in Michigan Clardy was swamp­ bring seasonal rains to the area tory. Flam es had spread 3-5 ITECHNICOLOR »1 T o p P r ic e s P a i d ê L A S M Ë R ed in his bid for re-election to soon. The fire situation had been m iles into Alaska, the spokesman aggravated the past few weeks said. NEXT: ‘‘WALK. DON’T RUN’ PROGRAM INF. 485-6485 the House of R epresentatives. T u e s d a y , A u g u st 2 3 , 1966 ' 6 M ic h ig a n State N e w s , E a s t L a n sin g , Michigan^ S p a r t a n S w i m m e r s WANTS CLERGY DEFERRMENT C l a y S t i l l D r a f t - D o d g i n g D r o w n I n A A U ’ s By S H E R R I G A R D N E R State News Staff W r i t e r LOUISVILLE, K Y . ( U P I ) — of attack to stay out of the arm y Attorney Hayden Covington of to a m inisterial d e fe rm e n t as Heavyweight Champion C assius —asking for a deferrment as a New York, who is now re p re ­ any m inister In th e U n i t e d MSU’s Spartan Swim Club all but went under for the third tim e Clay is going to try a new type Black Muslim minister. senting Clay, said this Is the States,” Covington said. "And la st weekend at the National AAU Swimming and Diving Champion­ step he should have taken .In I am confident he will get it. ships in Lincoln, Neb. the firs t place instead of be­ 'T h is Is one of the finest Pete W illiams, Pittsburgh, P a ., junior, who has been the club's top coming embroiled in a contro­ young men I have ever m et,’ perform er this sum m er, managed to pick up only two fifth places. versy over an appeal based on Covington added. "He sin c ere­ He swam the 400-m eter individual medley in 4:56.3, and the 200- a claim that he is a conscien­ ly believes In his religion and m eter backstroke in 2:17.4. tious objector. preaches it constantly.” Clay Clay and Covington will ap­ twice flunked the arm y 's m ental Rollie G roseth, also a Pittsburgh junior, did not place among the pear before form er Judge Law­ te st and was classified 1-Y. How­ top 10 in the 400-m e te r freestyle, but turned in his best tim e ever— rence S, Grauman Tuesday for ever, the Defense Dept, lowered 4:26.3. a hearing on his appeal as a Its standards last foil and Clay was reclassified 1 -A in F ebru­ B ackstroker Ann Sachs, a freshm an, who is also from Pittsburgh, conscientious objector, which Is came in 12th in the 200-m eter backstroke with her tim e of 2:39.0. now being Investigated by the ary. When informed of his re c la s s i­ Miss Sachs has swum this event in 2:36.0, but considering the stiff Justice Dept. competition, her perform ance was still a creditable one, said Coach But Covington said this would fication, Clay touched off an up­ have no effect on Clay’s new re ­ ro a r with his rem arks about this Richard F e tte rs. quest. action. In the 10-m eter platform diving contest, F red Whiteford, Costa If Clay Is reclassified as a Subsequent public r e a c t i o n Mesa, Calif., senior, placed 10th. He was 13th in the th ree-m eter conscientious objector, he would forced his title bout with George springboard event. still have to spend two years In Chuvalo from Chicago to T oron- the service as a non-combatant to. Since then he has defended Kim Cummings, who swims for Santa C lara (Calif.) Swim Club, o r two years In civilian work his title twice outside the United and who will be a freshm an at MSU this fall, showed much prom ise such as a hospital orderly. States and will meet K arl M il- last weekend. He placed fifth in the 200-m eter freestyle with a time Covington explained that if he denberger next month In G er­ Forgive Me! of 2:00.1. He was also a m em ber of the winning 800-m eter freestyle receives a m inisterial d e ferr- many. It appears as t hough U m p ir e Shag C ra w fo rd is begging relay team . ment—which would make him 4- forgiven ess f o r a bad c a ll, but he had fa lle n to his D—he would be free from any Clay has kept out of the arm y knees while tellin g p rotesting P ir a t e Many Mota service obligations. through appeals for about six that he was out at the plate in a game against C hi­ Covington is considered a n months. The Kentucky Selec­ cago Sunday. Pittsburgh won, 8 -1 . UPI Telephoto expert in his field and handled tive Service Appeals Board has hundreds of Jehovah’s W itnesses tentatively turned down his r e ­ cases during World War IL quest that he be reclassified as "T his boy has as much right a conscientious objector. Intramural News SCOREBOARD All students lockers In the will be 11:30 a.m .-6 p.m. Mon­ N A T IO N A L L E A G U E Back On Disabled List, Men’s IM m ust be cleared by day-Saturday and 1 p.m .-5 p.m . Friday, when cleaning and re p air Sundays. operations will begin. The in­ Fam ily swim will bq 3-6 p.m . A M E R IC A N L E A G U E W L P C T . GB W L P C T . GE door pool will also close F r i­ Fridays. Pittsburgh 72 50 .590 — Ford Hospital Bound day. The entire building will be S O F T B A L L SCHEDULE Baltim ore DETROIT Cleveland 80 43 .650 67 55 .549 66 59 .528 ------ 12-1/2 15 San F ran. Los Angeles 73 69 51 .589 53 .566 — 3 closed for cleaning between Sept. F i e l d 5:20 p . m . 66 59 .528 15 Philadelphia 67 57 .540 6 NEW Y ORK (UPI)—Pitcher This y ear. Ford, alm ost en­ Minnesota 65 60 .520 16 St. Louis 63 60 .512 9 1/2 tirely re stric te d to the bullpen 3 and Sept. 22. 5 Cache-winner of Engineers- Chicago Whitey Ford, who left Monday 61 63 .492 19-1/2 Cincinnati 60 63 .488 12 1/2 since returning to active duty The outdoor pool will rem ain Knarles California for a Houston Hospital, has been 56 69 .448 25 Atlanta 59 63 .484 13 June 24, has only a 2-5 record. open, but locker facilities in the New York placed on the New York Yankees' 56 72 .438 26-1/2 Houston 55 68 .447 17 1/2 His best year with the Yankees building will not be available. V O L L E Y B A L L S C H E D U L E Washington 18 disabled list for the second time Kansas City 54 71 .432 27 New York 55 69 .444 this season. was in 1961, when he posted a Swimmers m ust come to the pool C o u rt 6 p.m . Chicago 41 80 .339 30-1/2 Boston 54 74 .422 28-1/2 Ford will be examined by Dr. 25-4 record and two World Series dressed to swim and m ust shower w ins. 1 Caribbean-Cambridge Denton Cooley at St. Luke's Hos­ in the outdoor shower room s. Standings do not include Monday s games. pital in Houston, to determ ine Pool hours during this period 2 Cam eron-Carleton what causes " a so ren e ss" In his M| shoulder after he pitches. .M M SU B o o k S t o r e MSU B ook S to re MSU B ook S tore MSU B ook S to re MSU B ook S tore Dr. Cooley operated on Ford C a s p e r S S a c ra m e n to V s . W in d s o r in Oct. 1964, to stop circulatory Is U blockage in Ford’s left shoulder. lu To replace Ford on the ro ster, E a r n i n g s In ‘P i n t - S i z e ’ S e r i e s the Yankees a re bringing up out­ IB Tuesday’s winners meet in one fielder Steve Whitaker from their IB WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (UPI)— semifinal game Thursday and Toledo f arm club. Whitaker, a a |o Sacramento, Calif,, plays Wind­ $ 1 0 5 , 5 6 5 Wednesday’s winners in the other 23-year-old left-handed hitter, Io o sor, Ontario, Tuesday h ere in the game. Friday was held open for a has a batting average of .300 PALM BEACH GARDENS, F la. firs t game oi the 20th Annual while at Toledo and Columbus. ° k L ittle League World Series. rain d a t e . T h e championship (UPI) — Billy Casper, on th e I k game was scheduled for 1 p.m. Ford previously was on the strength of his tie for third in the In the second game Houston, disabled list June 6-24 this sea­ Tex., m eets Monterry, Mexico. Saturday. Insurance City Open Sunday, has S L ast y e a r's champion, Windsor son, for what turned out to be climbed past the $100,000 m ark The following day Kankakee, S t Locks, Conn., was eliminated in tendonitis in his elbow. in official earnings. 111., will play West New York, Ford entered the season with t N .J., andWayakama, Japan, takes the regional playoffs. C asper won $6,250 at H artford o The tournament Is for boys 11 a caree r record of 232-97, a and now has banked $105,565 in on the Rhine Main,U.S. A ir Force o r and 12 y ears of age. winning percentage of .705, one official money. His total winnings Base of Germany. of the best in m ajor league his­ r this year total $111,052. e tory^_________________ T he U.S. Open champ padded e Show Starts Today his already comfortable lead In the Professional Golfers Assn. Ml be sure to stop * Ml (continued fr o m page 1) Wednesday, several activities New Soccer dollar derby and he leads run- nerup Jack Nicklaus by $30,000. S Center tor £ S Dick Arnold and Mary Jane w ill occur simultaneously at 9:30 Nlcklaus has won $74,953 to $73,- u M itgener f r o m r a d i o station a.m . Entomology and home de­ U WKAR will em cee the second sign dem onstrations will be in League Set 617 for Arnold Palm er, in third place. p ro g ra m s o n S W « evening's program . Using a "To­ the IM and rifle shooting for b e tw e e n Form Lan B day" show form at, the program 14 and 15-year-olds in Demon­ NEW YORK (UPI)—Declaring B W IN N IN G S o w ill be titled "T .V ." . . . which stration Hall. In addition, Voland there is room for two—or m ore o theStadtum i said that there will be judging pro leagues in the United States, O ffic ia l Unofficial o stands for “ Total Vision." The last night, "Kosm ic Ka­ of beef cattle in the pavilion, the National Professional Soccer 1. B. C asper (4) $105,565 $5,486 o Ik leidoscope" will be beamed from landscape exhibits In Men's IM, League Monday announced firm 2. J . Nicklaus (1) 74,953 3,861 k the moon. The audience will be cultural a rts , electrical land­ plans to begin operation next 3. A, P alm er (2) 73,617 19,228 composed of . . who else? , . scape, poultry exhibits in Men's April, even If it must operate 4. D. Sanders (3) 70,996 20,359 S| moon people. Those in the show IM and the stadium and dog judg­ as an ” outlaw" league. 5. G, B rew er (1) 66,565 5,227 will be trying to convince the au­ ing on the m ilitary green. Dem­ The league was one of three 6. P . Rodgers (1) 65,113 5,579 S BnJ°y a meal or a . t dience that earth people a re not onstrations in handicraft will be which sought sanction by theU.S. 7. R.H. Sikes (1) 61,427 4,564 t a t/A n ack really as bad as they seem to be. in Men’s IM and foods and nu­ Soccer Football Assn. (USSFA) 8. F. Beard (1) 9. G. L ittler (1) 59,681 2,524 55,553 1,596 o M e n o te a n d k 0 r M asters of ceremonies for the trition exhibits and demonstra­ ea rlie r this year. r f ir s t and third nights a re two in­ tions in the Union and the home The USSFA chose the North 10.A.Geiberger (1) 55,093 9,263 C R n c c a u ,i M e I coming MSU freshm en, L eslie economics building will be at American Soccer League, whose (No. of tournaments won In pa­ e Dale f r o m M arlette a n d Ray 9:30 a.m . and 5 p.m. chief backers are Jack Kent Cook rentheses.) R O s S R O A D S c a f c Bloomer from Reading. At 1:30 p.m. an automotive dri­ of Los Angeles and A rthur Allyn Ml 10 » e I » t e r n a lf„ In addition to these two In­ ver skill contest is scheduled for of Chicago. T his meant it would M| T H E MICHIGAN STATE S m m r n g l^ o e a l C e n te r coming students, 150 Michigan the parking lot north of the Agri­ be the only one recognized by UNIVERSITY State 4-H alumni will return to cultural Engineering Building. help with the week's activities. At 8 p.m ., “ Total Vision" may (FIFA). the International F e d e r a t i o n 1u g lus All 4-H m em bers who attend be seen in Fairchild, the w eek's activities, have been Thursday, the horse show will Undismayed, t h e N a t i o n a l selected at the county level for begin at 8:45 a.m . south of the League announced it would go GRADUATION B B o either excellence in club service stadium. Just before that, at ahead as planned, and sent a O f RING p o r for their exhibit, Voland said. 8:30 a.m . the stadium will be the delegation on a two-week tour of o lo Following Is a calendar of the scene of the dairy cattle judging. 11 c itie s . k highlights of the week. All a re Swine judging will begin at 9 Ik open to the public, Voland s tre s s ­ a.m . In the stadium and at 1 N A T IO N A L NOW A VAILABLE- »» p.m . a trac to r operators contest % ed. A DIAMONE IN LIEU S Tuesday, entomology exhibits will get underway north of Agri­ TEACHER OF A STONE. °h f à0 s will be judged at 9 a.m ., crops, culture Engineering Building. E X A M IN A T IO N S t > >0* s t at 9:30 a.m . and 3 p.m . and hor­ At 8 p.m ., “ Kosmic Kaleido­ o CHICAGO ticulture exhibits, at 9:30 a.m . scope" will go into orbit in F air­ p and 2:30 p.m. child. PUBLIC SCHOOLS r w ill use the scores as •* > # , * * # » r At 2 and 5 p.m . foods and e Friday, the last day, a live­ part of th e ir 1e nutritions exhibits will be in the Union, and demonstrations in the stock judging contest begins at 1966 C E R T IF IC A T E Home Economics Building. 7:30 a.m . followed by judging of E X A M IN A T IO N S M| At 8 p.m , the first of the "Wid­ dairy cattle at 8 a jn . in the sta­ Ml e r Horizon" series will be staged dium. At 9 a.m . a land judging for contest will begin in M en's IM. S iS in Fairchild. ELEM ENTARY Rings i n c l u d e degree, lu seal, 3 engraved initials U| TEACHERS Read This Ad And You Filing Deadline is Sept. 9, and a choice of 10 stone«, B 1966. (NTE Registration) IB Can Get A Free Pizza (Direct Scores to Chicago 74e lo Board of Examiners) M SU BOOKSTORE One s m all p iz z a f r e e with purchase o f f a m i l y - s i z e (e x tra large) p izza. Filing Deadline Is Oct. 12, Q c u id 1966. (Chicago Application, Tues., Wed., Thurs. 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