9 Monday C o l d e r . . . Inside today... MICHIGAN , . i and v a r i a b l e c l o u d - i n e s s . H i g h 10 d e g r e e s , ' N o h o u r s ' p r o p o s a l , P. 4 S p r i n g break t r i p s , P. 5 STATE l o w t o n i g h t - 1 0 . 50 p e r c e n t c h a n c e of s n o w . M o v i e r e v i e w s , P. 6 Isenberg lecture, P. 7 UNIVERSITY F e b r u a r y 6, 1967 10c East Lansing, Michigan V o l . 59 N u m b e r 120 UNIVERSITY EMPLOYES Roods open, buses run,% Unions to draft measures shovels holt The University i s back to p r e - b l i z - zard normal today. opposing budget cuts That i s , all campus entrances are By A N D R E W M O L L I S O N ment coordination to deal with the state Of the 10 MSEU locals at c o l l e g e s and open again, and University police no universities, five have contracts, three State News E x e c u t i v e R e p o r t e r government. longer s c r e e n c a r s entering campus. R e - A labor-management alliance to fight " F i v e or six years ago, our locals strictions w e r e lifted Sunday afternoon. Gov. George Romney's cuts in budget met with administrators from the four are being negotiated, and one (at Western All but two parking lots will be open. requests for state-supported c o l l e g e s and schools (Northern, Eastern, Western and Michigan University) expects to receive T h e student lots south of F e e and Wil- universities will be proposed this week Central Michigan) then under the state a majority vote of eligible employes within son Halls have not yet been cleared of by Council 7 of the Michigan State- board of education. a month. The tenth, at the University of snow. Employes Union (MSEU). "We wanted to devise an employe g r i e v - Michigan, hap run into strong m a n a g e - The Campus Bus System will a l s o r e - ance procedure that would be acceptable ment r e s i s t a n c e , led by U-M president turn to normal today, following all r e g - At an unprecedented meeting in Lansing to the board. We came up with one. The Harlan Hatcher, who retires this ular routes. Service i s no longer f r e e , Friday leaders of all 10 non-faculty e m - coordination effort was a complete s u c - summer. and all riders must present bus p a s s e s . ployes' locals at state schools decided The Weather Bureau predicted a high cess." to propose the united lobby. temperature of 10 degrees today, with Letters inviting the presidents of the 10 Romney budget slashes partly cloudy skies and snow f l u r r i e s , Institutions of higher learning to meet but no snow accumulation i s expected. Burt D. F e r r i s , superintendent of grounds When you meet a Fokker Triplane with the union to plan strategy will be mailed this week by Thomas Fitzpatrick, maintenance said the grounds crew ended S n o o p y m a y not be an e x p e r t on M I G s , but h i s e x p e r i e n c e i n f i g h t - area director of the MSEU's international its round-the-clock snow-removal job i n g t h e R e d B a r o n s e e m s to q u a l i f y h i m to h e l p C o m m . C h a r l e s E . union, the American Federation of State, funds for universities Sunday night. He said there a r e many County and Municipal Employes Union, Hathaway, U.S.N., plan a m i s s i o n o v e r North Vietnam. Hathaway, a r e a s that still need work done, but AFL-CIO. c o m m a n d i n g o f f i c e r of Navy Attack Squadron 1 9 5 a b o a r d t h e c a r r i e r • t h e s e should be taken care of on the Two alternate dates, Feb. 10 and Feb. regular s h i f t s . USS T i c o n d e r o g a , i s t h e f i r s t f r o m h i s s h i p to c o m p l e t e 200 c o m b a t 16, will be suggested. F e r r i s said that the snow from Sun- missions. U.S. N a v y P h o t o v i a U P I T e l e p h o t o The university and college presidents Romney budget c a l l s for almost S14 million day which i s blowing around and the cold o r their representatives, will be asked By MIKE BROGAN temperatures will make things icy, but State News Staff W r i t e r l e s s , $59,404,293. to meet in Lansing with 22 union leaders, NO WITHDRAWAL NEEDED The remaining m e m b e r s of Michigan's no problems are expected unless there two from each local and two state o f f i c e r s . Gov. George Romney's budget f o r state "big t h r e e " universities, the University i s m o r e snow. Those at the meeting, according to a supported universities is 20 per cent l e s s Peace talks could start The grounds crew has been concen- resolution adopted Friday, will " d i s c u s s of Michigan and Wayne State, can also than what the 11 schools have requested for trating on clearing the roads and parking matters of mutual interest and concern and look ahead to substantial cuts. the fiscal y e a r . l o t s . F e r r i s said sidewalks would be taken attempt to work out coordinated methods Vet if Romney's figures w e r e to be U-M requested $74,633,000 this year c a r e of later, and that the men would work to resolve these problems." adopted by the legislature tomorrow, the while the executive budget c a l l s for if bombing halts: Hanoi nights again, if n e c e s s a r y . Asked what this meant, R o B e r t C . G r o s - universities would still have the f i r s t $200 $62,269,178. WSU asked for $43,738,000 venor, director of MSEU Council 7, r e - million-plus appropriation in history. while the governor's budget c a l l s for plied, "Basically, we'll probably discuss The governor's $214 million proposal $33,835,951. BACK TO NORNWL how to support the original budget requests for higher education i s $53 million l e s s "A s e r i o u s statement which fully c o r - the universities submitted to the g o v e r - For the 1966-67 year MSU received TOKYO [ft - Hanoi said Sunday peace than the schools have collectively asked $55,571,000 in state appropriations, U-M talks could start with Washington if the responds to reason, to the effect that nor." for. only after the U«S. ends definitely and r e c e i v e d $58,095,000 and WSU r e c e i v e d United States terminates permanently its Grosvenor said the budgets proposedby The c o l l e g e s still come off better than unconditionally the bombing and all other $32,319,000. bombing of North Vietnam. the universities were "inadequate enough state agencies, however, since the e x e c u - a c t s of war against the Democratic R e - in the f i r s t place, and that further cuts, The proportion of state funds compared A withdrawal of U.S. military f o r c e s tive office cut 30 per cent off their total public of North Vietnam, can there be such as those proposed by Gov. Romney, with federal, private and self-liquidating from South Vietnam was not demanded requests to get down to a general fund talks between the Democratic Republic would be e x c e s s i v e . income, according to the governor's bud- as a precondition to opening talks. budget of $1.153 billion. of North Vietnam and the United States." Grosvenor could recall only one p r e - get, would r a i s e state support one decimal Hanoi's stand was d i s c u s s e d in a long MSU has requested $72,295,000, but the article in the official party paper Nhan vious MSEU experiment in labor-manage- point to about 40 per cent of the total Nhan Dan said: " I'he arrogant and Dan, commenting on President Johnson's higher education operating budget. , b e l l i c o s e statements oi Johnson at che news conference statements on Vietnam p r e s s conference on Feb. 2, and e s - The $267 million figure the 11' state Student employes peace prospacts. The article was signed pecially the actions of the U.S. i m p e r i - c o l l e g e s originally asked for would provide "Commentator," and was broadcast in- a l i s t s in continuing to intensify their about 45 per cent of the total money needed. ternationally by Hanoi's 'Vietnam News a g g r e s s i v e war in Vietnam, have fully Agency. Though the nine per cent i n c r e a s e ^ press for union pact exposed the deceitful 'good will for peace' Nhan Dan referred to a statement r e - suggested in Romney's budget nearly of the United States." cently by North Vietnamese Foreign Min- matches the expected r i s e in enrollments, ister Nguyen Djy Trinh to a foreign Johnson said Thursday that " w e have s o m e college presidents fear that there journalist. made c l e a r " to the other side in the won't be enough money left over for new Vietnam war that " w e would be very not want such benefits as a pension plan, It described Trinh's statement as "full P r e s s u r e for a union of student employes programs and faculty pay r a i s e s . happy" to arrange talks. would be left out of the contract. of good will. of the University i s building rapidly. The proposed auxiliary would require The governor's budget is just four- Monday night the steering committee of "70 to 80 per cent student employe fifths of the total requested. That fraction THREE-STEP NEGOTIATIONS Local 1585 of the Michigan State Employes support in order to be effective or p r a c - i s about how well the c o l l e g e s actually Union will d i s c u s s student requests for t i c a l , " said a union official Sunday. did in the legislature during the f i r s t such a union. Practical considerations that will have three y e a r s of the 1960s. Friday Thomas Fitzpatrick, area direc- Newsweek reports Kennedy to be considered tonight include: tor of the American Federation of State —What student employes should be C of C meets County and Municipal Employes (AFL- CIO), with which Local 1585 is affiliated, eligible to join: full-time, part-time work- said an auxiliary union for student m e m - e r s putting in over 30 hours aweek, or all getting Viet 'peace signa berts would be legal under state law and of them? possible under the international union's by-laws. F u l l - t i m e student employes, many of —What would be the effect of such an organizing effort on current negotia- ASMSU for tions for an o v e r - a l l contract to replace NEW YORK 'If: — Newsweek magazine said Sunday that Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, mention of any peace m e s s a g e from Hanoi. Throughout his tour, Kennedy repeatedly said the next few weeks are "critical and P a r i s m e s s a g e are that Hanoi i s prepared to negotiate a settlement in three stages. T h e f i r s t would be bilateral d i s c u s s i o n s of them incensed by the discovery that they will be the only full-tiiTu: University employes not to receive pay for the F r i - the one which expires June 30? —How many of the students would support the union auxiliary plan? price talks D-N.Y., received a "peace signal" from day they couldn't work because of local By E L L E N Z U R K E Y c r u c i a l " to the quest for peace. U.S. - North Vietnamese relations; in the "Frankly, the students who c a m e to Hanoi through the French government dur- blizzard conditions, asked union officials According to Newsweek's report, the second stage, Hanoi would be ready to m e with the idea say they have t r e m e n - State News Staff W r i t e r ing his v i s i t to P a r i s last week. for help in forming their own union. P a r i s m e s s a g e "was transmitted to Ken- d i s c u s s the future U.S. role in South V i e t - dous support," said Robert C . G r o s v e n o r , The magazine said in its Feb. 13 i s s u e nedy and a U.S. Embassy official by the Questions of "equal pay for equal work" nam, and in the final stage there would be director of Council 7 of the Michigan Four representatives of ASMSU will that the P a r i s m e s s a g e indicated a willing- director of Asian affairs in the French and a demand for s o m e of the fringe negotiations aimed at o v e r - a l l settlement State Employes Union. meet with the East Lansing Chamber n e s s on Hanoi's part to negotiate a s e t t l e - Foreign Office, who insisted it came from benefits enjoyed by non-student employes in Vietnam. "If the local a g r e e s to support them, of C o m m e r c e today in an attempt to ment of the Vietnam war in a t h r e e - s t a g e Mai Van Bo, Ho Chi Minh's r e p r e s e n t a - have been raised in the past. T h e "four points" originally made by Last year, when Local 1585 was nego- and the students are willing to work for alleviate hostilities between merchants p r o c e s s after the end of U.S. bombing of tive in P a r i s . " North Vietnam a s a b a s i s for any peace tiating its f i r s t contract with the Univer- it, there shouldn't be any problems we and students. North Vietnam. Newsweek said, "For content and detail, In Washington, Kennedy said he would talks are withdrawal of all U.S. troops and sity, it w a s decided that students, who do can't s o l v e . " the P a r i s m e s s a g e went far beyond any- material and an end to acts of war against The meeting came at the suggestion have no comment on the report until thing the United States has yet received of Roger E . Jonas, executive secretary the North, recognition of basic national after he had d i s c u s s e d the situation with from any other s o u r c e . " of the Chamber of C o m m e r c e , after an rights of the Vietnamese people, s e t t l e - the White HouseandState Department o f f i - The magazine said U.S. officials are ASMSU Investigation revealed d i s c r e p - ment of South Vietnam's internal affairs cials. "downgrading the P a r i s m e s s a g e as ancies in shoe repair p r i c e s . "in accordance with the p r o g r a m " of the The senator, through a spokesman, d e - 'French speculation.' But high French Communist Viet Cong g u e r r i l l a s and clined to say whether by "the White House" Tim Pickard, chairman of the ASMSU s o u r c e s in Washington and P a r i s insist peaceful reunification "without any foreign he meant" President Johnson personally. p r i c e study committee, has been investi- the plan represents North Vietnamese, not interference." Kennedy, who returned Saturday from a gating p r i c e s in East Lansing a s compared French, thinking." 10-day trip to European capitals, made no with other c i t i e s in M.'chigan, HE said that Newsweek said the main points of the p r i c e s here a r e consistently higher than anywhere e l s e in the state. Stokeley Carmichael to talk At today's meeting Pickard plans to UAW will act concentrate specifically on the shoe r e - pair i s s u e in the hopes of coming to an on union split agreement o r an explanation of the s i t - on black power Thursday DETROIT K) — The United Auto Work- e r s Union i s expected to spell out this uation. At the Jan. 24 ASMSU Student Board Carmichael came into the national week just where it stands in a threatened meeting a motion to reveal these price The militant Negro leader who has spotlight in June when he and Martin differences to students was defeated after become known throughout the nation split from the AFL-CIO. Luther King joined f o r c e s to continue more than an hour's debate. for his advocacy of black power will The UAW's International Executive the J a m e s Meredith Freedom March Jonas suggested the Chamber of C o m - speak on campus Thursday. Board promised a clarifying letter to the from Tennessee to Mississippi. merce-ASMSU meeting at the t i m e . Stokeley Carmichael, national c h a i r - union's 1.4 million m e m b e r s after it o r - man of SNCC (Student Non-violent Co- Meredith was shot dered its four top o f f i c e r s last week to Board m e m b e r s indicated they-would ordinating Committee), will speak at soon a f t e r he began r e s i g n all connections with the AFL-CIO support a motion to publicize results 3:30 p.m.' in the Auditorium. his journey and Executive Council. of the committees findings if figures Carmichael's speech will be c o - Negro leaders d e - Harsh UAW c r i t i c i s m already was on were available for more than one product. sponsored by the MSU chapter ofSNCC cided to continue the record when that union's 2 6 - m e m b e r the trek in a show of Executive Board took action which carried "It has always been the committee's and ASMSU. It will be f r e e to the Uni- unity. an unmistakable challenge. intention to study specific a r e a s , " Jim versity community. Sink, ASMSU m e m b e r - a t - l a r g e and m e m - " E v e r y o n e knows what black m e a n s , and everyone knows what power means Born in Tahiti, Carmichael came The Executive Board ordered Reuther to give up his AFL-CIO v i c e presidency, To aid inquiry ber of the price study committee, said. but when you say 'black power' people carrying with it automatic membership on to the United States AFL-CIO's Executive Council. It also told F r a n k B o r m a n , A p o l l o 3 c o m m a n d p i l o t , a d j u s t s space h e l m e t Sink irtends to present another motion ask what you mean," Carmichael has where he graduated V i c e Presidents Leonard Woodcock and to the board at T u e s d a y ' s ASMSU meeting. said. "We all understand economic w o r n b y a s t r o n a u t R o n a l d E v a n s Sunday f o r t h e b o a r d o f i n q u i r y from Howard Uni- Patrick Greathouse and S e c r e t a r y - T r e a s - At that time he hopes to have a report on power, now we're going to teach you s e e k i n g the cause of the f i r e that k i l l e d t h r e e A p o l l o 1 a s t r o n a u t s v e r s i t y with honors urer Emil Mazey to resign committee a s - other p r i c e s , including a comparative list (the whites) what i s meant by black J a n 2 7 B e h i n d t h e m is an A p o l l o m i s s i o n s i m u l a t o r . Carmichael in philosophy. of Big Ten bookstore p o l i c i e s . power." signments under the AFL-CIO's Executive U P I / N A S A Telephoto Council. STATI-NEWS Kyle C. Kerbawy «TJeor -Ir- -rtAtS Eric Planln , managing editor J a m e s Spanlolo, campus editor Thomas Segal, editorial editor Lawrence Werner, sports editor Andrew Mollison, executive reporter Joel Stark William G. Papciak, a s s t . a d manager advertising manager Monday Morning, Februrary 6, 1967 EDITORIALS Hoover clean sweep blames 6college leftists9 In a sweeping g e n e r a l i z a - Hoover, that your s t a t e m e n t tion J. E d g a r Hoover h a s was made at the t i m e Con- Auto safety standards placed s q u a r e l y on s h o u l d e r s of l e f t i s t g r o u p s the g r e s s is budget--which includes FBI s c r u t i n i z i n g the the b l a m e for m a s s a g i t a - a p p r o p r i a t i o n s ? More C o m - require calm testing tion that is supposedly d i s - rupting the o r d e r l y A m e r i - munists m e a n s m o r e money to catch t h e m , d o e s n ' t it, Despite emotional c r i e s were adjusted l a s t week, op- can educational s y s t e m . Mr. Hoover? f r o m both the auto industry ponents of the industry Hoover c l a i m s that C o m - Whatever t h e i r m o t i v e s , and its c r i t i c s , the r e v i s e d chanted a c h o r u s of " p o l i - m u n i s t s have i n f i l t r a t e d SDS as long as men in position vehicle safety s t a n d a r d s an- ticking." (Students f o r a D e m o c r a t i c of authority explain away nounced by the f e d e r a l gov- These emotion-laden a t - Society), the W.E.B. Dubois complex i s s u e s with s i m - e r n m e n t last week a r e all titudes must be c l e a r e d f r o m Clubs and o t h e r l e f t - w i n g plistic a n s w e r s , little p r o - that could be expected - - a tlit* air b e f o r e a valid s e t of g r o u p s . He f e e l s that t h e s e g r e s s can be made t o w a r d s reasonable c o m p r o m i s e . s t a n d a r d s can be drawn up people a r e at the c o r e of solving those i s s u e s . The National Traffic for 1969. Only a long and campus disorders. — The E d i t o r s Safety Agency, which c o m - thorough technical study by Hoover a c c u s e s the C o m - Now that's real charisma, comrade. posed the initial guidelines the f e d e r a l agency, including munists of exploiting the under a law passed last Sep- t e m b e r , was handicapped by testing of the i n d u s t r y ' s ob- jections. can lead to a s e t of i d e a l i s m of many A m e r i c a n students " a l l under the guise MITCH MILLKR Visit to the third planet a lack of t i m e . effective and reasonable of seeking equal j u s t i c e or The federal agency standards. s o m e o t h e r noble c a u s e . " couldn't c a r r y out many of The f i r s t f e d e r a l attempt Few people will deny that the technical t e s t s r e q u i r e d to set auto safety s t a n d a r d s some l e f t i s t g r o u p s have in the midst.-of huge structures left to determined that he clearly did not have to set the a r b i t r a r y s t a n d - C o m m u n i s t m e m b e r s . The them by a n c e s t o r s of far superior t e c h - the ability to e r e c t the structures which must be r e g a r d e d as a m e r e surrounded him. All his knowledge was E D I T O R ' S N O T E : The f o l l o w - nological l e v e l . (See Stonehenge.) ards. The tentative p r o - beginning. With m o r e t i m e , e x a c t n u m b e r of C o m m u n i s t s T h e area i s bounded by large r e d - impractical and mystical, and devoted i n g is a copy of a c h a r r e d f r a g - posals made last D e c e m b e r and l e s s e m o t i o n a l i s m on all is a question m a r k . m e n t b r o u g h t to the State News dish structures which r i s e f r o m the ground to the worship of the local diety, Em in an obviously ordered pattern. Within Es-U and its prophet, the Holy Hannah. were m o r e s t r i c t than they s i d e s , the agency can p r o - But Hoover goes top f a r b y o u r i n t r e p i d c o l u m n i s t , who the confines of the area, there are many were r e a s o n a b l e , c l a i m e d ceed with its task of cutting when he s a y s that the a g i - r e p o r t s f i n d i n g it near a s a u c e r - other structures, all of which showed The area's denizens shaped d e p r e s s i o n in the snow, evidence of a high degree of ability in the auto industry. down the c a r n a g e on our tation i s c a u s e d by C o m - about w h i c h hung the o d o r of construction techniques, but a poorly d e - We found,that the name of the tribe Auto m a n u f a c t u r e r s quick- highways. munists' exploiting the s w a m p gas. A l l that was r e a d a b l e veloped s e n s e of aesthetics. was the " S t e w e d - e n t s , " a name which The ground i s covered by a thick i s d e r i v e d - f r o m their practice of work- ly replied that it would have — The E d i t d r s i d e a l i s m of A m e r i c a n s t u - was the t i t l e , and t h i s c h a p t e r . blanket of crystallized H 2 0 , which i s ing t h e m s e l v e s into a state of e c s t a s y been impossible to i n c o r p o r - dents. Chapter 5: r e f e r r e d to by the local tribe a s "snow", known as " s t e w e d " (or "plotzed", ate s o m e of the o r ' g i n a l and which plays an important part in "bombed", " s m a s h e d " "stoned", etc.) Apparently he f e e l s that their religious c e r e m o n i e s . Only the p r o - In addition to the Stewed-ents, the sit and a#*di" into their 1968 C o m m u n i s t s a r e at the root The land of Em Es-U Outlook tection of our Earth suits and space area',s denizens include many varieties models ^because of shortage of civil r i g h t s m a r c h e s , anti- We then c a m e to the central portion ships was enough to insulate us from of fauna, ranging in s i z e f r o m beasts of the area known to the natives a s the s e v e r e cold, which did not even approximately twice a s large as one of of t i m e . And the agency then war demonstrations and Michigan, (See map 5-2) where we e n - f a z e the natives. our z i l c h e s to mammoth c r e a t u r e s l a r g - softened the r e q u i r e m e n t s . anti-draft sit-ins. countered a r a c e carrying on a religion Trapping and examining a native, we e r than any other we have s e e n on this planet. In color, they are m o s t l y green It is unfortunate only that Could it be, M r . Hoover, and e s p e c i a l l y the larger ones, yellow. the original apparently un- that s o m e , if not m o s t of T h e i r appearance is rather frightening, a s they a r e very active, very powerful, r e a l i s t i c demands of the these students a r e NOT ffiffifc and produce a loud snorting, roaring safety agency clouded the i s - dupes of the C o m m u n i s t sound. sue in the eyes of the public. They a r e completely diurnal - in fact, P a r t y ? Could it not be that all of them disappeared at p r e c i s e l y the Duffy continues s e e k i n g an F i r s t the i n d u s t r y c r i e d they r e a l l y believe in t h e i r s a m e instant in the late afternoon. T h e i r NCAA football playoff with o v e r - "financial disaster," and noble c a u s e s ? activity c o n s i s t s of tunneling through, t i m e s to s e t t l e t i e s . pushing, or scooping up the snow with even t h r e a t e n e d to stop p r o - And might it not be m o r e their snouts or trunks. Our biological duction. When the s t a n d a r d s E n t r o p y is being n u m b e r two. than coincidence, Mr. team f e e l s that they are h e r b i v o r e s , ana a r e burrowing for food. OUR READERS' MINDS A strange religion The snow i s very important to the Ask for voluntary funds for Vietnam? Stewed-ents, too. It f o r m s a significant part of their religion, and in s o m e way r e p r e s e n t s the Stewed-ents' concept of heaven. They run through it, jump off the aforementioned structures into it, and Might not this same reasoning be a p - cording to the pattern employed for e s - the i s s u e s a r e turned over to a committee To the Editor: in general, attempt to be achieving a Following are excerpts from Mr. Sax- plied a s follows?: Gongress voted $$$ for. Lyndon Johnson to continue thè war Presidential tablishing membership of faculty standing committees." called the Student-FacultyJudiciary. P r e - sumably that body would be empowered state of oneness with the stuff. (See appointments ton's letter in Wednesday's State News: "Nirvana," Chapter 10.) in Vietnam. Apparently no attempt was In c a s e you don't know what that last to settle a tie in the vote f o r new editors "ASMSU voted $50 for Jim Graham to go juicy bit of jargon really means, the They a l s o engage in contests whose made to find out if the citizens agree a s well. to Washington to a s s i s t in drafting a T o the Editor: procedure for the establishment of faculty participants range in number from two with Mr. Johnson's position. Assuming The Student-Faculty Judiciary i s made to a s many a s 100 but whose purpose letter opposing the war in Vietnam. Ap - standing c o m m i t t e e s on this campus i s a majority does support this appropriation, My personal definition of "Liberal R e - up of four students appointed by ASMSU s e e m s in all c a s e s to be the s a m e . We parently no attempt was made to find out simply direct appointment by the PRESI- what right has the majority to require the f o r m " i s a s follows: the creation of a and seven ( y e s seven) faculty m e m b e r s saw a considerable number of the natives, if the students agree with Mr. Graham's DENT. minority to contribute to a project the complex organization or structure to hide selected again by the PRESIDENT. D e c i - but cannot e s t i m a t e with accuracy their position." . . . "Assuming a majority It i s obvious that if the Administration minority does not approve? If government rather than change existing injustice and sions of this group can be appealed to number. Our. informant stated it was does support this appropriation, what retains control of the choice of editors leaders feel that some project should be to mollify rather than succor disad- the Vice-president for Student Affairs "many". right has the majority to require the the Administration retains control over supported, let them ask for donations for vantaged Individuals and groups. Example: whom I am just guessing i s appointed by minority to contribute to a project the what i s written in the State N e w s . That T h e r e appears to be conflict develop- it. Let the citizens who wish to contrib- A r t i c l e VII of the report of the Faculty the PRESIDENT. minority does not approve?" . . . "If i s to say that a different State News ing along c o n s l r v a t i v e - p r o g r e s s i v e lines ute do s o , but do not force everyone e l s e Committee on Student Affairs concerned Anyone for negotiations and f r e e e l e c - student government leaders feel that some would (freely) "happen" with Joe F r a t - in regard to religious practices. T h e jump- to contribute. with academic freedom for students. tions in Vietnam, a job corps, or another project should b e . supported, let them man a s editor than with Bob Hippy a s ing off of structures i s engaged in only A disturbing thought. T h i s section of the report i s ostensibly Civil Rights bill? ask for donations for it. Let the students editor. So the question of veto power by the youth of the tribe in defiance of who wish to contribute do so, but do not a victory for the idea of an uncensored B e r t r a m E. Garskof the e l d e r s , although all the other r i t e s George Fergus over choice of editors i s a crucial aspect force everyone e l s e to contribute." student p r e s s . Paragraph A states in part asst. professor a r e acceptable. Chicago, 111., junior of student freedom of p r e s s . that " . . . faculty, administrators, and Psychology Here i s how the structure, set up, T h i s area and its tribesmen a r e among students who a r e not staff• m e m b e r s may r e m e m b e r , to prevent censorship, works the most enigmatic we have encountered provide advice and c r i t i c i s m , but shall Classes for all or none not e x e r c i s e any powers of veto or c e n - with regard to choice of editors. The i n - cumbent editorial board designates its Letter policy on this planet. T h e thousands of inhabit- ants living in the decaying remnants of sorship over news or editorial content T o the Editor: dered (only one radio station was in- c h o i c e s for new editors to the Advisory a long dead, far superior civilization, formed Monday by MSU) not to drive b e - Board which i s free to a f f i r m the c h o i c e s practicing their strange religion, have L e t ' s look at the structure which i s T h e State News w e l c o m e s all l e t t e r s . presented a puzzle which our anthro- It s e e m s unfortunate that the adminis- c a u s e parking would be l i m i t e d . T h e C a m - or to choose among other students for designed to carry out this worthy and P l e a s e be brief and type all l e t t e r s triple pologists f e e l may never be fully solved. tration of MSU couldn't handle the recent pus P o l i c e blocked the Commuter Lot. the possibility of a tie vote on the Advisory reasonable goaL T h e present Board of spaced, if possible. P l e a s e , a l s o , Include T h e i r tenative conclusion, however, i s snow storm a s well as the Maintenance T h i s i s understandable. But off-campus Board over choice of editors. Student Publications i s to be replaced name, a d d r e s s and university standing. that it all has to do with the prediction Dept. did. Taking into account the limited students a r e held responsible for all However, in an other instance, when by a body known as the Advisory Board No unsigned letters will be printed. of e c l i p s e s . equipment available for such an unexpected material covered in c l a s s during these there i s a tie vote on the Advisory Board f o r the State News and Wolverine. The storm, snow removal proceeded at a rapid two days. T h i s could definitely affect a Advisory Board i s to be made up of four College Bike Shop pace. But decisions by the administration student's test grade. Better d e c i s i o n s students (two nominated by ASMSU and c to hold c l a s s e s for on-campus students could have been made. appointed by the PRESIDENT and two s e l - only on Monday and Tuesday certainly I f e e l c l a s s e s should be held for all ected from the student body by petition wasn't the most equitable decision for students or not at all. to the PRESIDENT who shall make appoint- off-campus students. T o m Townsend ments), two nonvoting administrators and We students living off campus were o r - Lansing sophomore four m e m b e r s of the faculty selected " a c - 134 N. Harrison PEANUTS (1 Block N. of Kellogg Center) vou UJANT t o SHE DIDN'T BEAT MV ARM.. "ARM WRESTLE' M E?MDUMUST SHE BEAT f M WHOLE BODV ! ED 2-4117 Honda Dealer Spaghetti BE CKAZV! Steak Chicken Lasagna Parts & Accessories Shrimp PIZZA Submarine Sandwiches Jm " T h e 211 M.A.C. C o o j f ' s I n " a t II D a i l y , 4 Sun. ÉD 7-1668 Factory Trained Mechanics M o n d a y . F e b r u a r y 6 , 1967 3 Michigan '^WMTICALLY Â C C W W R ^ -. BAHAMA'S A Go-Go Moon awaits Orbiter 3 PASADENA, Calif, *! — L u n a r and 150,680 m i l e s from '-he promising scouted by the identi- tronauts In a launch-pad f i r e last PARTY TOUR moon, traveling at 2,618 m i l e s cal Lunar Orbiters 1 and 2 last month. Orbiter 3 streaked through space 8 Exciting Days 7 Thrilling Nights an hour. y e a r . It is to snap these s i t e s The spacecraft a l s o i s to try on a bullseye course Sunday, Earlier In the day, the s p a c e - f r o m a different angle, giving f o r pictures of the U.S. Surveyor a guiding star locked In its sights craft searched the sky and scientists much the s a m e view 1, which soft-landed on the moon and Its c a m e r a s set to take a s - found Its guiding star Canopus astronauts would have when June 2. $189 tronaut's-eye views of moon coming in for a landing. Lunar Orbiter 1 w a s deliber- y landing a r e a s Feb. 15. without a hitch. It will u s e this o n , star as a point of r e f e r e n c e for Lunar Orbiter 3's photographic ately crashed Into the moon but A National Aeronautics and Monday's steering maneuver. experts hope to confirm the s a f - Lunar Orbiter 2 i s still In orbit. Space Administration spokesman Lunar Orbiter 3's m i s s i o n Is to e s t sites for the U.S. manned All of the potential landing said Saturday night's 8:17 p.m. * photograph 12 potential landing landing program, indefinitely d e - s i t e s a r e in a 1,700-mile-long • round trip air transport EST launch from Cape Kenne- « INCLUDES s i t e s , including 10 of the most layed by the death of three a s - zone along the lunar equator. * • ' action mtcs"Freeport inn dy, Fla., w a s so accurate the ALL on Grand Bahamas Island 850-pound craft would go Into * THIS • 8 sun and f un»fi I led days « • round trip, ground ti ansfers orbit around the moon evenwith- * PLUS out a minor steering maneuver air port-hotel'Qirport planned for 10 a.m. EST Monday. On Its present flight path Lu- nar Orbiter 3 would m i s s the Ky may oust 5 generals * MANY EXTRAS upper right edge of the v i s i b l e C A L L OR WRITE FOR F R E E BROCHURE face of the moon by only 49 in anti-corruption drive Tour Departs March 18 m i l e s , the spokesman said. "The launching was fantasti- SAIGON if! - Five more South ering retiring on pension include a similar fate was planned for cally accurate," he said. "We Vietnamese generals may be a Cabinet minister and a m e m - Lt. Gen. Vlnh Loc, commander want a higher initial orbit for VI headed for forced retirement un- ber of the ruling national l e a d e r - of the 2nd Corps. Speculation V A C A T I O N S I N T E R N A T I O N A L , INC maneuverability, however, so der P r e m i e r Nguyen Cao Ky's ship committee. continues that Loc, who i s in the w e will burn the steering rocket 20930 MACK drive against high-level c o r r u p - The 20-member committee i s Directory, will either be retired out three or four seconds to aim GROSSE P O I N T E WOODS, MICH. tion and his shifting of power known as the Directory. T e n or named an ambassador. at a point 295 m i l e s above the within the military regime, in- civilian committeemen are Retirement also was under- 48236 northeast edge of the lunar d i s k . " formants said Sunday. mostly figureheads, with real stood to be In store for the f o r - 8 8 6 - 0 8 2 2 o r see o u r c a m p u s representatives: Lunar Orbiter 3, pulled by power being held by 10 g e n e r - mer 5th Vietnamese Division lunar gravity, then would loop Ky announced Friday that two a l s . The Cabinet's role i s l a r g e - commander, Maj. Gen. Nguyen behind the moon and go into a generals were making a s y s t e m - JIM HOWARD 351-9295 ly advisory. Thanh Sang; the ex-commander of 125 x 1,150-mile orbit Wednesday. atic investieation of military c o r - TOM PRICE 351-5840 Among those who may l o s e the 1st Division, Maj. Gen. Ton Another maneuver Sunday is ruption. One of them, Cao Van MIKE IRVINE 1712 E. GRAND RIVER 351-4694 Looking ahead to spring expected to drop It Into a. lower Vien, chairman of the Joint Gen- their posts i s Lt. Gen. Dang That Xung, and Brig. Gen. Pham Dang Lan, who was replaced r e - OTHER CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVES orbit, within 28 m i l e s of the lu- eral Staff, was named defense Van Quang, minister of plan- PEG RANDALL JIM RANDALL Sue A n t h o n y b l o o m s a m i d c a r n a t i o n s a n d E a s t e r cently as director of ports. nar s u r f a c e , , and the craft i s to minister Jan. 27 replacing ousted ning and development. He was b u n n i e s . The f l o w e r s w e r e p a r t of a h o r t i c u l t u r e Lt. Gen. Nguyen Huu Co. Vien's moved into the newly created Lan was replaced because he H U R R Y ! ONLY 42 SEATS A V A I L A B L E -tart taking pictures three days d i s p l a y i n the A u d i t o r i u m d u r i n g F a r m e r s Week. promotion to full general from position in November from c o m - w s s unable to break the ship- $25 Deposit confirms and secures your space later. lieutenant general was announced mand of the 4th Corps in the ping bottleneck In Saigon's Sue i s a F l u s h i n g s h o r t c o u r s e s t u d e n t . At midday, Lunar Orbiter 3 Sunday. The other appointee is Mekong delta. Quang was once sprawling riverport. State N e w s p h o t o b y P a u l 5 c h l e i t w a s 105,460 m i l e s out from earth Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van Vy, the reported as opposing the use of army chief of staff. U.S. ground troops in the delta, WILSON, KOSYGIN MEET Co was fired by his fellow but, the s o u r c e s said, lost his generals while on an official corps command because he was v i s i t to Formosa. He is in Hong tainted with corruption. U.S. i n - Vietnam focus of talks Kong now and has been warned fantrymen began moving into the that he f a c e s a military tribunal populous delta last month. on corruption charges if he r e - At the time Quang was t r a n s - turns to Saigon. ferred, reports circulated that LONDON f - Soviet P r e m i e r limited :o Hanoi, Saigon, Wash- of nuclear weapons. As of now At least 50 army o f f i c e r s , Alexei N . Kosygin a r r i v e s to- ington and the Viet Cong. that pact is imperiled by i n s i s - most of field-grade rank, have Published by the » l u d i n t . ol M l c n l g t n St.tp I n!V.ratty every c l . . . dty throughout day for talks with British DISARMAMENT - Both p r e - tence of such countries as West been relieved of duty or t r a n s - in, y e a r and a s p e c i a l W e l e o m e Week Edition leaders certain to be dominated m i e r s believe they have good Germany and India on safeguards ferred since Co's ouster, the n S e p t e m b e r . S u b a c r l p t l o n r a t e »10 per y e a r . Authorized by the B o a r d of Student Public'» by the quest for a Vietnam peace chances of p r o g r e s s toward a to protect their national in- s o u r c e s said. M e m b e r A s s o c i a t e d P r e « . . United P r e a a but with slender prospects of world pact halting the spread t e r e s t s . The p r e m i e r said in an inter- International. lnlandDally T r e s s Association. progress. view last Friday that "many A s a o c l a l e d C o l l e g i a t e p r e s s . Michigan P r e a a A s s o c i a t i o n , Michigan C o l l e g i a t e P r e a s As- bad people" already had been World News P r i m e Minister Harold Wil- sociation. son had advised colleagues he in- eliminated from the military. Second ( I s s s p o s t a g e paid at E a s t t . s n s l n g . Mich. tends to p r e s s and probe"mi;rn- "We must not only eliminate Kdit,irial snd b u s i n e s s o f f i c e s at 341 s t u d e n t at a Glance ing, noon and night" for an open- the corrupt commanders but s e r v i c e s Building Michigan s t a t e l l n l v r r s . l y . E a s t l.anslng Mich. ing that could lead to a c o n - bring justice to the good ones Phones. Editorial . 355 «¿52 ference table. who have been victims of the C lnnsiflrd Adverttstni . 365-8255 "If we could agree on a f i r s t system." Display A d v e r t i s i n g . 353-6400 B u s i n e s s - Circulai»« . 355-1*299 step out of the existing dead- Russians charge roughing in Peking T h e informants said the five Photographic 355-S3U lock, we would oe on our way," generals _ the regime^ is consid M O S C O W (AP) — A Soviet transport carrying dip- one high British source observed Sunday. Advance signals from Moscow omatic dependents home from Peking landed at I r k u t s k o n S u n d a y n i g h t a n d w o m e n t o l d o f b e i n g Quick Carry-Out for Lunch or Dinner have deflated British hopes that pu s h e d a n d b e a t e n b y C h i n e s e R e d G u a r d s s t a g i n g Kosygin will bring Hanoi's anti-Soviet demonstration at Peking's airport, authority to arrange peace talks. Moscow radio reported. The Soviet leader will not even T h e d e m o n s t r a t i o n - h a d d e l a y e d the d e p a r t u r e o f 90 have Foreign Minister Andrei A . Gromvko beside him during his wives and c h i l d r e n of S o v i e t o f f i c i a l s i n P e k i n g f o r * 270 W. G r a n d R i v e r week-long v i s i t . hou r s . The fact that Gromvko will Moscow radio said the Chinese became incensed East Lansing be attending a conference of C o m - when some Soviet citizens photographed.them as they munist East European foreign crowded around buses carrying Soviet dependents. Sun. - Thurs. m i n i s t e r s in East Berlin is taken South A f r i c a n s hit U.S. c r e w confinement 1 I a . m . to m i d n i g h t by the B.-itish to mean the Soviet Union is neither ready nor e m - F r i . & Sat. South Africans had prepared powered by Hanoi to move toward JOHANN ESB URG, South Af- 1 1 a.m. to 2 a.m. for weeks to w e l c o m e the peace talks while American rica — South Africa's news- Roosevelt, en route home from bombings go on. papers and broadcasting s y s - Vietnam, but after U.S. con- The main topics facing Kosygin and Wilson are: tem reacted strongly Sunday to the withholding of shore g r e s s m e n objected to subject- ing the crew, Including 400 I Found My Special Valentine VIETNAM - Wilson intends leave for the 4,000 officers N e g r o e s , to South Africa's proposing still-secret sug- race segregation policies it gestions for possible f i r s t steps and men ot the U.S. aircraft Franklin D. Roosevelt, refuel- w a s announced that the sailors that might lead to peace talks. would be kept on board. Britain is readv for a parley ing in the Cape Town harbor. S T O R E H O U R S : M O N D A Y T H R U S A T U R D A Y 9 : 3 0 A . M . T O 5:30 P . M . 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EL P A S O , T E X A S 79999 10 Michigan State News, E a s t Lansing, Michigan Monday, F e b r u a r y 6,1967 SPORT t l C N N i a U T H i tivtf»^ AWS to vote on no hou rs Implementation problems of in residence halls, sorority sponsibility, and not for the tech- Carolyn Stapleton, chairman the proposed «omen's hours r e - houses and in off-campus s u - nicalities that seemed to be bog- of the study committee, said that vision plan and technicalities pervised housing. Revisions of ging down the study. all women's halls will be locked. such as how late a coed could present 1 .te permission, guest One of the technicalities i s the Miss Stapleton said that the wo- stay out before it was considered and parental permission policies status of AWS judicial powers men themselves requested that in an overnight were discussed at are also included in the 2t*-page a s redefined in the Academic questionnaire answers last last week's special Associated plan. Freedom Report. The latest r e - spring term when the study be- Women Students general a s s e m - During the discussion led by vision of the report grants AWS gan. bly. the judicial committee, which policy-making powers, but no Responding to a question about AWS is culminating a y e a r - drev up the student proposal, judicial power. the status of sophomores in the long study o: current women's Jean Fisher, AWS president, r e - The "no hours" plan for up- revision plan the committee panel hours in University housing in minded the women that when they perclassmen was interpreted said that freshmen and sopho- a revision plan to be voted on cast their votes for or against by the formulating committee, mores will be subject to stricter Feb. 16. If it is passed by the the recommended revision they made up of complex representa- regulations because of statistics AWS assembly, it will be p r e - would be voting for a philoso- tives, as being self-imposed- which show that sophomores have sented to John A. Fuzak, dear, phy giving University women "selective hours." more problems, academically, of student affairs. greater independence and r e - Selective hours would enable socially and psychologically than The plan calls for a lifting a coed to choose her time of g i r l s in other c l a s s e s . They r e - of all University hours r e s t r i c - return to the living unit. Although ferred to an MSU statistic indi- tions for junior anil senior wo- men and all coeds over 21 Group plan she would still sign-out, indi- cating the time she would return, cating that most forced academic withdrawals occur in the second she would not be under strict ob- for faculty regardless of c l a s s status living year of college. ligation to return at that hour. OUPON More faculty membe'rs nn-d to The committee maintained that The committee said exceptions could be made. Its that no Roll dem bones, Charlie late minutes as they are now used sign up for long-term disability would be meaningless to the coed members said the reasoning be- C a s e H a l l ' s Casino. N i g h t S a t u r d a y i n c l u d e d g a m - i n t r e p i d p l a y e r s i n t h e c r a p g a m e above a r e u n i d e n - insurance or the new plan can- choosing selective hours. The hind including sophomores in the t i f i e d - - g a m b l e r s a r e r e l u c t a n t to f u r n i s h n a m e s . Cigarettes b l i n g , g a m e s , d a n c i n g a n d b u n n i e s . F o r t u n e s In p l a y not go into effect, according to sign-out, they contend, is for the first category was to ensure them T h a y e r T i s c h l e r , B l o o m f i e l d H i l l s s o p h o m o r e , is the an easier transition from home m o n e y c h a n g e d hands d u r i n g the e v e n i n g as i n t r e p i d John Marston, chairman of the student's protection. It has never b u n n y at l e f t . State N e w s p h o t o s b y Ray W e s t r a MSU Faculty Affairs Committee. through school and into society. p l a y e r s p i t t e d s k i l l a g a i n s t c h a n c e at the t a b l e s . T h e been a device for locating a coed A total of 65 per cent of "the in an emergency, they clarified. •faculty is needed by Feb. 28. Anything prior to 6 a.m. could STILL ON TERM PLAN The new group disability in- be designated as the hour of r e - surance policy cost.- tuculty turn. After 6 a.m. the coed would mem 5ers> a.'jout $100 a year, de- be "charged" for an overnight. pending on their salary level, Coeds, under the revision plan, 'IT calendar dates into 1976 and pays up to $12,000 a year are still limited to three o v e r - benefits Including continuation of nights a term. retirement program costs to age Miss Fisher indicated that i m - 65. plementation of any plan would * Further information about the be in the hands of the adminis- sistant to the provost, are set... in country schools during the of every possible calendar (14 in weeks for Christmas vacation disability insurance program tration. She said that because By B E V T W I T C H E L L in certain years. In cases such up 10 years in advance. winter. all), dated up past the year 2000. may be obtained from Robert of differences in hall structures, State News Staff W r i t e r On this chart Smith can see as this, an alternate plan will Labor Day, finals week, pro- Smith said that students like bposito, staff benefits .-jper- in physical features and in poli- f e s s o r s ' contracts and grade the term plan better than the that starting c l a s s e s two weeks be used, with c l a s s e s starting, visor, Univer.-ity Business Of- cy, implementation could vary MSL' has just managed to g.. processing are just a few things s e m e s t e r plan, and the faculty after Labor Day will leave four three weeks after Labor Day. fice. from complex to complex. halfway through its 1966-n7 to be considered in the formu- prefer it because it alleviates school year, but is already plan- lation of an academic calendar. the "lame duck" session after r n n AV Feature at 1:00-3:05- * 4ô2-3»os ning its 1976-77 academic year. The first question for Smith is Christmas. . 7 : 2 5 . 9 : 3 5 P.M. flMfl I C H I G A W Honna, Baker get TODAY 5:15 Academic calendars, estab- whether the University shall run 1 ' OUttr The "lame duck" session in- lished by Kermit H. Smith, as- on a term or semester basis. cludes the few weeks after BURT LANCASTER BEST IN FOREIGN FILMS The last time serious c o n s i d - Christmas vacation before final LEE MARVIN ROBERT RYAN JACK PALANCE eration was given to a s e m e s t e r exams are given. RALPH BELLAMY ^CLAUDIA CATOINipj ' The P R O F E S S I O N A L S u*UrU' ^ plan, Smith said, was in 1950. It was rejected for the term plan which MSU has used since Some schools on a trimester plan, such as the University of Michigan, do away with the l a m e - govt, study funds before 1900. duck s e s s i o n by starting early Two MSU faculty members "The Politics of Socialist P r o - STARTS FRIDAY! MICHAEL CAINE in ] 'TECHNICOLOR* | ^^J ! TODAY . . . FROM 7:00 P.M. Originally, Michigan Agricul- ture : College students began school in the spring, with the in the fall, sometimes as early as the latter pa.rt of August. ' T h e main thing is to get have received major awards from the National Foundation on the test in lnter-V\ar France," next summer. Arts and the Humanities. Don- Hanna said the nature of his "FUNERAL in B E R L I N " CRITICS RAVE! growing season, and finished in something and stick to it," Smith ald H. Baker, asst. professor research will be concerned with November. Most students taught said. of history, and Joseph F. Han- 'A T R U L Y several aspects of mathematics In 1960 the Academic Council na, asst. professor of philoso- It's Great For A Date! F A N T A S T I C FILM' PR04MH INFORMATION • 4B5'648S I as a humanistic discipline— set guidelines to be followed in phy, have been given research BOSTON TRAVELER specifically, with the role of the establishment of an academic grants for work in their r e s p e c - formal heuristics in mathe- Lanes Available F o r Open Bowling GRAND PRIZE WINNER -TODAY calendar. The key At l:15-3:l5-5:20-7:25-9:25p.m' stated that the summer term s e s - guideline tive fields. matical reasoning, with the p r o c - Baker i s one of 100 r e c i p - F r i d a y , S a t u r d a y and Sunday N l t e s 1966 CANNES FILM sion must end the Friday before ients of awards for eight-month e s s whereby new mathematical • 40 Lanes • Lounge concepts are created or d i s - FESTIVAL Labor Day. periods. He will travel to France covered, and finally with the i m - With Labor Day as his focal to study the French Socialist • Billiards «Snack Bar AT 7:25 & 9:35 P.M. point, Smith works backwards, plications of such recent mathe- Party between the world wars. matical developments as game alloting 10 weeks of c l a s s e s and Open Every Day at 9 A.M. CAl UOf G10UI one week of finals f a week's Baker will stay in P a r i s and theory and the theory of finite make trips to the provinces to automata for man's responsibU-» pwsiws break, and what's left of the study French municipal s o c i a l - The Air Conditioned ity as a decision maker and A MAN year i s given for winter term i s m . He also plans to study at uniqueness as a creative thinker. Eri classes. the Institute of Socialist History HOLIDAY LANES AN7 p A M I Y $1QCOO' SPACE LIMITED M OUPON PI tei \JINLI 173 SIGN UP NOW!! at MSU to new offices rar Rapid Shave ROUND TRIP IET- lui W I L L O W RUN T O F R E E P O R T G R A N D B A H A M A I S L A N D ON The partial completion of con- struction on the wing of Keazie B R A N D N E W D O U G L A S DC 9 P U R E J E T - O R D I R E C T F R O M Hall has initiated a re-arrange- L A N S I N G V I A SUPER C O N S T E L L A T I O N ment of s o m ; offices on campus. SEVEN NIGHTS AT T H E B E A U T I F U L B R A N D NEW " H O L I D A Y I N N " (4 P e r R o o m ) . The Dept. of Communications Rcq VHc Limit 1 I \ I 'll( I M 1I K 590 1 I -i,7 L O C A T E D R I G H T ON T H E O C E A N W I T H A M I L E - L O N G W H I T E S A N D B E A C H . W A T E R S K I I N G - S AI L I N G - D E E P SE A F I S H I N G - SCUBA D I V I N G - M A G N I F I C E N T P O O L - G O L F - S K E E T E T C . (Name Your Dream). o f f i c e s , presently located in the Union, are being moved to the fifth floor of the new Kedzie wing. Faculty offices have been moved but graduate advisers o f - Etti I* GROUND TRANSPORTATION KM F R O M A I R P O R T TO H O T E L W I T H L U G G A G E AND TIPS f i c e s have not. COJPON Dept. of Television and Radio AND BACK TO AIRPORT A L A S ! offices will move from '.he Jour- Coricidin nalism Building to the o f f i c e s k SPECIAL LOW MEAL PRICES A V A R I E T Y O F P L A C E S TO E A T , Y O U W I L L NOT BE vacated by communications. te F& A C A P T I V E O F ONE H O T E L . The School of Journalism will Q •THREE MUSIC & DANCING then occupy the entire Journal- ism Building. 690 S P O T S IN Y O U R H O T E L A N © S E V E N M O R E A F E W S T E P S A W A Y R.-q I 27 "ON » 339 f,»44 Is* lu: * CASINOS DUTY FREE S H O P P I N G - M E E T S T U D E N T S F R O M OTHER SCHOOLS C ^ ^ A M - P U S UoxtH. 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GRAND RIVER AVE., APT. 16 M a d m i s s i o n to f u l l - t i m e M BOB DUNN (From 3:30 T o 10 P.M.) ¿ií M S U s t u d e n t s : $3.50 iiiil RECOMMENDED FOR tV \ it (i m i us m 223 MASON HALL s $ 2 . 5 0 , $1.50 MARY E L L E N OLMAN MATURE AUDIENCES i lijNÍl È- 619 E. Grand River I m I** UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM A PARAMOUNT PICTURE-TECHNICOLOR ! 1 n 11 I , i i n i n ! • I t l l l l ! I t l l t h l U A L L U i l f l began with " T h e Third Challenge ^ ^ P o e t r y mReading," Wednesday s t o p s for p e r f o r m a n c e s during its; By BOB ZESCHIN Ochs, Allen Ginsberg, Susan Son- —Unconventional W a r f a r e , " an night, featured 30 poets In a 10-hour jaunts through the city. " L l e b s t e r J e s u " by Bach and the State News Staff W r i t e r tag, Mary T r a v e r s , Ruby Dee and a r m y f i l m , f o l l o w e d by " F i l m s c o n c e r t i l l u s t r a t e d with s l i d e s ' The " C o l l a g e of Indignation," F u n e r a l March f r o m B e e t h o v e n ' s More than 200 of New Y o r k ' s O s s i e D a v i s , and Godfrey C a m - T h i r d Symphony (the.-"Erolca") for P e a c e , F i l m s for L i f e " like of Vietnam f r o m R a m p a r t s Maga- a 1,200-foot canvas by m o r e leading a c t o r s , w r i t e r s , m u s i - bridge. and a short dramatic reading by "Napalm," Andy Warhol's z i n e . Saturday night "An Act of than 100 painters protesting the c i a n s and painters participated .Angry A r t s Week begar. Sunday Diana Sands. The o r c h e s t r a p e r - " V i n y l " and "Son of D a d a . " R e s p e c t for the V i e t n a m e s e P e o - w a r w a s on display all w e e k , night, Jan. 29, with "Broadway f o r m e d without a conductor to A d m i s s i o n to m o s t of the Angry p l e " w a s p e r f o r m e d , in which a s w a s " P h o t o g r a p h e r s ' D i s - In a s p e c i a l " Week of the Ar.gr>' D i s s e n t , " an evening of f i l m s , s y m b o l i z e the individual's r e - A r t s e v e n t s w a s $2.00 for the a r t i s t s portrayed the dally l i f e of s e n t , " an exhibit of photographs A r t s Against the War lr. Vietnam" m u s i c , and d r a m a t i c readings s p o n s i b i l i t y for the brutality In g e n e r a l public, $1.00 for s t u - the V i e t n a m e s e people. Each act by Werner Bischof of l i f e in last week. at the V i l l a g e Theater, featuring Vietnam. dents. Many of the f i l m s and panel In. the day-long event w a s dedi- Vietnam. More than fifty special e v e n t s , J u l e s F e i f f e r , Alan Alda and Ruby d i s c u s s i o n s w e r e f r e e . A $25.00 cated to individual V i e t n a m e s e , The final e v e n t s took p l a c e Sat- ranging f r o m folk-rock c o n c e r t s T h e r e w e r e two c o n c e r t s of D e e . T h i s began a s e r i e s of events student c e n t e r . T h e featured p e r - provided 14 f i l m events, utilizing patron ticket entitled its owner a l i v e or dead. urday night. A j a z z concert d e d i - and " d a n c e p r o t e s t s " to d i s c u s - a v a n t - g a r d e m u s i c , featuring In- throughout the w e e k . f o r m e r s w e r e the f a m e d s c a t o - U.S. A r m y f i l m s or. w a r f a r e a s to attend all the e v e n t s . A decorated float c a r r y i n g folk c a t e d to d r a f t - a g e boys took p l a c e s i o n s and art exhibits, w e r e p e r - s t r u m e n t a l and e l e c t r o n i c m u s i c The " M u s i c i a n s ' D i s s e n t " w a s l o g i c a l quintet, the F u g g s . w e l l a s underground f i l m s . A Two " P o e t r y ana Writers' D i s - s i n g e r s and a c t o r s toured G r e e n - in the afternoon, followed by " T h e f o r m e d to let the a r t i s t s " s p e a k and a s p e c i a l folk-rock marathon through their own work to d i s - the m o s t ambitious and f a r - r a n g - c o n c e r t Friday night a t a n N . Y . U . The Angry A r t s f i l m p r o g r a m typical p r o g r a m (also at N.Y.U.) s e n t s " w e r e scheduled. " N a p a l m w i c h Village to Harlem through- Last Word," a variety show that s o c i a t e t h e m s e l v e s f r o m U.S. ing part of the Week. T h e r e w e r e out the Week. The "Caravan of the s u m m e d up everything which had policy In Vietnam." c o n c e r t s of Bach cantatas, harp- Angry A r t s " made street c o r n e r been said in the past w e e k . Among the a r t i s t s participating s i c h o r d m u s i c , R e n a i s s a n c e and In or sponsoring the w e e k ' s baroque m u s i c , and a special e v e n t s w e r e Judy Collins, Andy p e r f o r m a n c e of Schubert's l i t t l e - Warhol, Anne Jackson and Eli known opera " L y s i s t r a t a . " 'MAN AND WOMAN' A midnight symphony concert Film's beauty Wallach, Paul K r a s s n e r , Pau. 'raOKSSIONALS' self-conscious Typical western By JON C L A R K State News R e v i e w e r although dialog is sparing. The p a r t s a r e p e r f e c t l y played; g e n - uine, utterly r e a l . Lelouch takes "A Man and A Woman" Is a special advantage of Anouk f i l m which i s s e l f - c o n s c i o u s of shot with cliches dyr.amiter, a horseman, and a its beauty. N e v e r t h e l e s s , the beauty r e m a i n s and it i s pure pleasur-w to behold. A i m e e ' s w i s e and distant e x p r e s - sion in a s e r i e s of moving c l o s e - ups. B y JON C L A R K T h e m u s i c is skillfully a r - long-bow expert and scout) to Claude L e l o u c h , the d i r e c t o r - ranged and controlled by F r a n c i s State News R e v i e w e r photographer-editor of the f i l m , r e s c u e h i s w i f e , who has been Lai, who u t i l i z e s instrumental h a s utilized nearly every c i n e - " T h e P r o f e s s i o n a l s " is based kidnaped by a ruthless Mexican sounds for dramatic e f f e c t and matic d e v i c e at his d i s p o s a l . on a novel entitled "A Mule bandito-revolutionary named J e - vocal a r r a n g e m e n t s to enhance T h e s e include composition photo- for the M a r q u e s s a . " Any p r e - sux Kaza, played by Jack P a - mood and meaning. graphy, tinted film s t o c k , t i m e judgments which or.e might make l a n c e . After many s u r p r i s e s and H o w e v e r , the f i l m i s , despite compression, shock editing, about the f i l m on the b a s i s of t o o - c l e v e r plot maneuverings, its other m e r i t s , s e l f - c o n s c i o u s m o n t a g e , non-audio s e q u e n c e s , thi.s fact a r e thoroughly j u s t i - they do. of its visual beauty, to the e x - distant shot-dialog s e q u e n c e s , fied. tent that it o v e r - e x t e n d s s o m e In spite of its title, the f i l m s c e n e repetition, angle s h o t s , Hollywood i s again attempting is painfully c l u m s y . Laughable s c e n e s and includes s o m e b e a u t i - narrative technique, c l o s e - u p s , to reap magnificent profits by h e r o e s run rampant. L e e M a r - ful, but obviously unnecessary o f f - f o c u s , f l a s h - b a c k s , stop a c - following the formula of " T h e vin, In the r o l e of a tough, s t o i c c l i p s , thereby forfeiting s o m e tion, vocal and Instrumental m u - Magnificent S e v e n , " or.e of the hero, at one point d i s g u i s e s h i m - of its unity and c o n c i s e n e s s . s i c a l background, and s o on. m o s t financially s u c c e s s f u l w e s t - self In a s e r a p e and s o m b r e r o What s a v e s " A Man and a He has balanced and integrated e r n s in movie hi.-tory. and c o m e s out looking uninten- Woman" f r o m cinematic n a r c i s - e v e r y technique into a u n i f i e d , The setting i s northern Mexico, tionally ridiculous.' Burt L a n c a s - s i s m is its honest humc.n p o r - lovely and moving work of a r t . In the early twentieth century. t e r , a s a carousing, conniving, l u s t r a t i o n s by Donna Rae trayal of chance encounter, a f - It i s a s i m p l e story of a g r o w - fection, misunderstanding, un- The s t a r s a r e Burt L a n c a s t e r , but nonetheless heroic type ing love between two French controllable s a d n e s s , and the L e e Marvin, .^Robert Ryan, and spends half the movie modeling people—a widow (Anouk A l m e e ) Woody Strode a s the p r o f e s s i o n - s o i l e d long underwear. Jack P a - a l s . Ralph Bellamy a s the villain iance, trying to play a ruthless and Claudia Cardinale a s his w a y - bandito, c o m e s up a wistful, What is your name? and a w i d o w e r ( J e a n - L o u i s T r i n - tiguant)—who meet at a board- kind of love that m a k e s a p e r - son happy enough to c r y . ing school their children attend. ward wife. philosophical hero. All puff on B e l l a m y , in his greatest p e r - c i g a r s throughout the f i l m . What is your name (what is your name?) (W hat IS your name'7) In a s e r i e s of s c e n e s , both p o i g - f o r m a n c e s i n c e his Geritol c o m - Ah it doesn't matter. with respect, to selflessness, (refrain) nant and subtle m a s t e r p i e c e s of w a r m t h , c o l o r and light, love i s Post open m e r c i a l , h i r e s the four p r o f e s - s i o n a l s (a munitions expert, a Spitting images I love you W hat is your name your name c r e a t e d and explored to p e r f e c - with the purity of love Oh what is your name? tion. on WMSN Interspersed among t h e s e d e l i - They habitually spit out v e r y tough, e x c e e d i n g l y poor l i n e s . which is innocent of cognizance Your very smile (you're VERY smile'.) cate s c e n e s a r e exciting and Petitions for the m e m b e r - a t - l a r g e position on the All Campus Katharine O c c a s i o n a l l y , however, a bit of probing Insight may be o b s e r v e d . and I haven't the surety that knowing you I Kindles a very spark kind of light energy laughing in me frightening s e q u e n c e s in which the w i d o w e r , who i s a r a c e d r i v e r , c o m p e t e s in the Le Mans and Radio Board a r e available today through F e b . 10 In 8 Student Gibbs L a n c a s t e r rhetorically a s k s , " D o you r e a l i z e that people a r e the only a n i m a l s that make l o v e f a c e could be this happy same. (W hat is your name . . . ) Life is so short Monte Carlo r a l l i e s . T h e s e plus- staccato f l a s h - b a c k s of the w i d - Services. P e t e Sorum, radio chairman, (What is your name?) said that Harvey D z o c i n , student Memorial to f a c e ? " An example,of the good t a s t e which has made A m e r i c a n My only one (my ONLY one !) with love less long (don't tell me) o w ' s d e c e a s e d husband, a man who lived life intensely acting in m o v i e s , writing, singing, l o v - m e m b e r - at - l a r g e , resigned Monday. Dzodin i s no l o n g e r movies f a m o u s . I can ever really love your name. --Donna Rae Hirt Scholarships The film's m e s s a g e is reveal- ed and repeated in e n d l e s s talk ing his w i f e , all enlfenced the development of the love s t o r y . e l i g i b l e a f t e r moving off campus this t e r m . 5k * * Probably the most striking a s - Applicants must be o n - c a m p u s HANS CONRIED IN 'GENERATION' about the Mexican revolution, the pect of the f i l m , a s i d e f r o m i t s students with a minimum 2 . 0 Full tuition for one year tedium of which i s o f f s e t only by magnificent photography, i s its g r a d e point a v e r a g e . plus Cardinale's c l e a v a g e and the m a s t e r f u l u s e of s i l e n c e . The $500 cash grant striking s c e n e r y . WMSN station appointments i n - dramatic impact of the r e a c t i o n s " T h e P r o f e s s i o n a l s " w a s bad- Old vs. new in comedy Open to senior women of the r a c e driver's,, w i f e , w a i t - clude Ken Gimbel, Southfield interested, m business careers ly written and poorly directed by ing for n e w s of her husband's s o p h o m o r e , acting central s t a - as assistants to Richard B r o o k s . The o c c a s i o n a l - c r i t i c a l operation following an tion manager; D a v e S h i n n . L e a k s - administrators and executives. ly Interesting m u s i c a l soundtrack a c c i d e n t , is i n c r e a s e d i m m e a s - ville, N.C., f r e s h m a n , news w a s produced by Maurice J a r r e . Applications may be obtained f r o m urably by utter s i l e n c e . d i r e c t o r ; Linda Dennis, Luding- Hans Conried, veteran s t a g e Too L a t e " and " D o c t o r s ' D i l e m - Memorial Scholarship Committee S c e n e s of the couple making ton s o p h o m o r e , traffic and conti- and s c r e e n comedy a c t o r , will ma." Katharine Gibbs School "ADVOCATES OF filthy speech love a r e far m o r e moving in nuity director; Tom Fulk, appear in the Broadway c o m - Conried plays Jim Bolton, a at the New York address below can sate themselves in Wash- s i l e n c e than behind the usual Winnetka, 111., sophomore, chief * * * edy " G e n e r a t i o n " at 8:15 p . m . Chicago advertising m a n , who ington at the National Zoo, Tuesday in the Auditorium. It v i o l i n s o r hundred-piece o r c h e s - staff engineer and T i m Skubick, b e l i e v e s he i s very c l o s e to his 21 M a r l b o r o u g h St. BOSTON, MASS. 02116 where two mynah birds who are will run one night only. tra. F r a s e r s e n i o r , production d i r e c - daughter until he f l i e s to New 200 Park Ave NEW YORK. N. Y. 10017 tor. suspected of possessing a blue " G e n e r a t i o n , " the f i r s t play York to meet an unknown s o n - i n - Also e x c e l l e n t is the acting, 33 P l y m o u t h St.. M O N T C L A I R . N. J. 0 7 0 4 2 77 S Angell St.. R R O V I O E N C i , R. I. 0 2 9 0 6 vocabulary have been exiled to by author William Goodhart, i s law and d i s c o v e r s he i s about a basement cage. Talk about a s p e c i a l event in the U n i v e r - to b e c o m e a grandfather. J \ i t l n v i i i e suppression free speech! of For o f r « copy of the sity's Lecture-Concert s e r i e s . Conried plays a somewhat l i b - Ligon plays Walter Owen, the beatnik s o n - i n - l a w who a d v o c a t e s Seminar on Canada Gibbs SECRETARIAL This real is macew." the current ¡nue of NA T I O N A L R E V I E W , write to D o p t CP-9, 1 5 0 E 3 3 Sr., N . Y. 14, N . Y. e r a l - m i n d e d father of a G r e e n - wich Village-dwelling daughter, an expectant mother. Appearing with Conried will be making his own furniture and not going to d o c t o r s . M i s s Donohue i s his loving w i f e . starts with arts tonight two relative n e w c o m e r s to Comic situations multiply when A painter, a sculptor and a O x - B o w , the s u m m e r school of Broadway. Conried l e a r n s that the baby will c r i t i c , all Canadians, will d i s - painting at Saugatuck. T h e y a r e T o m Ligon, who r e - be d e l i v e r e d by his s o n - i n - l a w c u s s " A r t in' Canada T o d a y " in The c r i t i c is Hugo M c P h e r - So Nice to Receive cently toured with Tom E w e l l and Durward Kirby in " T h e I m p o s - in the c o u p l e ' s " s t u d i o - l o f t " a p a r t m e n t , where the play i s s e t . a s e m i n a r beginning at 8 t o - night in the K r e s g e Art C e n - s o n , a p r o f e s s o r of Canadian and A m e r i c a n Studies at the U n i v e r - s i b l e Y e a r s , " and Nancy D o n o - T i c k e t s may be obtained at ter. sity of W e s t e r n Ontario. M c P h e r - A nytime hue, who has appeared in " N e v e r the Union Ticket O f f i c e . The painter i s William R o n - a l d , ^0, winner of both the H a l l - son s p e c i a l i z e s in Canadian and A m e r i c a n literature and modern mark and Guggenheim a w a r d s . fiction and is a consultant to 're (Keally) Saying. He i s the host of his own t e l e - the Canadian Conference of the vision show on the a r t s f o r Arts. CBS-TV. Subsequent p r o g r a m s in the CONRIED, DONOHUE, LIGON The sculptor i s Ted B i e l e r , s e r i e s include two t h r e e - d a y 2 9 , a l e c t u r e r at the U n i v e r - i n t e r c o l l e g i a t e c o n f e r e n c e s to be sity of Toronto's Dept. of conducted h e r e . The f i r s t , F e b . Fine A r t s . B l e l e r r e c e i v e d part 24-26, deals with "Canada' LIGHTNING of his education In Michigan. He United States Diplomacy: S o m e r e c e i v e d a bachelor of fine a r t s Honest D i f f e r e n c e s of Opinion"; FAST SERVICE d e g r e e at the Cranbrook A c a d e m y the n e x t , March 14-16, will e x - of.Art in Bloomfield H ü l s in 1961 p l o r e regional impact of c h a n g e s CAFETERIA and a l s o won a s c h o l a r s h i p to in the North A m e r i c a n e c o n o m y . XEROX INTERVIEWS for Marketing Representatives COMPLETE Tuesday, F e b r u a r y 7 , 1967 ASSORTMENTS "What can I say ! Those Varsity Business Placement Office ™ VARSITY Sent Anywhere in the U.S. Pizzas are really great." Vke Gcvid VA LB. G R O U N D BEEF FRENCH FRIES XEROX DOWNTOWN EAST A c r o s s f r o m the Home Ec LANSING Bldg. "Campus Renowned" 55< An equal opportunity employer IF AST DELIVERY ED 2-6517 X Monday, F e b r u a r y 6, 1967 7 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ARTS Vi ÉUT WONDERFUL Speaker links Plato to math It's funny that way Glen R. Morrow rendered • a f r e s h interpretation of " S o c - rates' D r e a m " in P l a t o ' s pounds can be no better known than the e l e m e n t s they a r e analyzed into. Tnus if the e l e - . o d . T h i s i s the method of deducing t h e o r e m s f r o m " h y - p o t h e s e s " o r a x i o m s and d e f - U.J „f U M I - s o m e of While of PP ll aa tt oo '' ss ee aa rr -- l i e r d i a l o g s refined t h i s m e t h - od, the " R e p u b l i c " and the " T h e a t e t u s " bring up s o m e shows that the assumptions the g e o m e t e r s p r o o f s a r e dependent on the they choosing their a x i o m s and d e f - make in m e n t s a r e not knowable, n e i - i n i t i o n s . T h i s method reached initions. " T h e a t e t u s " at the f i r s t of difficulties of the method. ther a r e the compounds. i t s full fruition in Euclidian the t e r m ' s L s e n b e r g L e c t u r e s . " S o c r a t e s ' D r e a m , " Morrow a pain provoking at all The t e r m s 'compounds' and geometry a century a f t e r To support h i s t h e s i s that Morrow linked Plato with said, i s the m o s t important I have found love sort of idiot an a s s u r e d l y something ' e l e m e n t s ' have often been Plato. the " D r e a m " r e f e r s to a p r o b - s o m e of the m o s t important of the c r i t i c i s m s of the m e t h - to be a funny passion that's a l w a y s on interpreted a s meaning p h y s i - l e m of m a t h e m a t i c s , Morrow d e v e l o p m e n t s in Greek m a t h e - od of deductive geometry. s o m e t i m e thing the w h a t e v e r i t i s call c a l things and their p a r t s . points out that the two s p e a k - m a t i c a l method. Morrow pointed out that the a quite uncertain of w o m a n s power a wierd type of S o m e of Plato's l a t e r e x a m - e r s in the dialog other than Greek word for " e l e m e n t s " intangible w h o s e potency purportedly awed inspiration The section of the " T h e a t e - p l e s a l s o point to an i n t e r - S o c r a t e s a r e famous Greek was c o m m o n l y used at this neverknowwhat that continually flaunts c a u s e d knighthood to f l o w e r a heat causing that f e m a l e s fancy a s m a n ' s salvation tus" traditionally called " S o c r a t e s ' D r e a m " contains a pretation concerning and their constituent l e t t e r s words amBgifc period to denote the definitions and a x i o m s of a g e o m e t r i c mathematicians. and Theodorus a r e both m e n - Theatetus with flagrant e a s e kind of consternation a baptismal ¿ J e s s i n g refutation of a theory that a n d - o r a s concerning s t a t e - tioned prominently in P r o c l u s ' s y s t e m . He a l s o pointed out a never satisfied that usually ends of mixed perspiration s t a t e s that there a r e b a s i c , ments and t h e i r constituent history of pre-Euclidian that E u c l i d ' s book was titled inflicting warmth in panting palpitation that I'd rather unanalyzable " e l e m e n t s " in wo r d s . mathematics. He also r e - "Elements". constantly p r e s e n t occasionally accompanied have nothing every knowable compound. Morrow, h o w e v e r , b e l i e v e s f e r r e d to the fact that many Thus the " D r e a m " can be of the illustrations in the t e \ t but n e v e r t h e r e by tender c l i c h e s to do with at all T h e s e " e l e m e n t s " can only be that the primary m e a n i n g s of interpreted a s a c r i t i c i s m of of the " T h e a t e t u s " a r e drawn a ridiculous sort and awkward i n s t a n c e s if it w e r e n ' t p e r c e i v e d ; they cannot be e x - the t e r m s " c o m p o u n d s " and any c l a i m s of Greek g e o m e - f o r m a t h e m a t i c s and that the of e v e r y w h e r e of e m b a r r a s s i n g d e l a y s f o r the fact plained, but only n a m e d . The " e l e m e n t s " a r e to be found t e r s to have true knowledge character Theatetus de- a taunting delight the m o s t frustrating ¡that lovlngs a ball. knowledge of " c o m p o u n d s " i s in the r e a l m of g e o m e t r i c a l of the t h e o r e m s they have s c r i b e s à mathematical proof of a d r e a m - s p i c i n g fashion f e e l i n g of nothing —Bryan Duncan a c h i e v e d by analyzing them method. He c r e d i t s Plato and proved by the hypothetical he had worked out concerning into t h e s e simple e l e m e n t s . the other m e m b e r s of the method. Morrow said that the the irrational n u m b e r s . The refutation in this Platonic Academy with r e f i n - GLEN morrow refutation of the " D r e a m " " D r e a m " points out that c o m - ing the " h y p o t h e t i c a l " m e t h - ORIENTAL LUNAR NEW YEAR i Students must r e g i s t e r in p e r - son at the P l a c e m e n t Bureau at n o m i c s and marketing (B,M), metallurgy, mechanics, materi- Year of the Sheep to begin als science, chemical engineer- After midnight Wednesday P e o p l e try to e f f e c t r e c o n c i l i a - nual N a r c i s s u s F e s t i v a l . " I n C h i - the sun e n t e r s the constellation l e a s t two days p r i o r to the date ing, and c h e m i s t r y (B,M,D), and night, C h i n e s e all over the world tions by paying each other new- cago, New York, Toronto, S e a t - Aquarius, the 11th sign of the of i n t e r v i e w . m e c h a n i c a l , c i v i l and e l e c t r i c a l will r e v e r e n t l y send the " Y e a r y e a r v i s i t s , usually with gifts of tle, and many c i t i e s in the w e s t - zodiac. T h i s m e a n s that the New F r i d a y F e b . 10,: e n g i n e e r i n g , m a t h e m a t i c s , and all of the H o r s e " off and joyfully wine and d e l i c a c i e s , so they m a y ern h e m i s p h e r e , c e l e b r a t i o n s w i l l Y e a r ' s Day c o m e s between J a n - Aeronautical S y s t e m s Division m a j o r s of the c o l l e g e s of A r t s u s h e r in the " Y e a r of the S h e e p . " start together anew their e n d e a v - take p l a c e . uary 21 and February 20 a c c o r d - (ASPCE), U.S. Air F o r c e : e l e c - and Letters, Business, Com- or for h a p p i n e s s . Tradition attributes the i n v e n - ing to the Gregorian calendar. The Vietnamese, Koreans, ' crical and m e c h a n i c a l e n g i n e e r - munication Arts, Engineering and Yuan Dan i s devoted to the tion of the lunar calendar to J a p a n e s e , and other far E a s t e r n - ing, m a t h e m a t i c s and p h y s i c s Social S c i e n c e ( B , M ) . . family. All w e a r their b e s t Huang-ti, r u l e r of the Y e l l o w A s t r o l o g e r s of the second c e n - e r s will do the s a m e , for their (B,M,D). Lindsay-Schaub Newspapers: c l o t h e s . C a n d l e s a r e lighted and River Region, in 2637 B . C . It tury B . C . named 12 a n i m a l s a s a n c e s t o r s have been using the A l l - S t e e l Equipment Co.: m a n - j o u r n a l i s m , English and political s i g n s of the c y c l e . s a m e lunar calendar for c e n t u r - i n c e n s e i s burned. T h e table i s i s said that Huang-ti f i r s t m a d e a g e m e n t , mechanical e n g i n e e r - s c i e n c e (B,M). i e s . And they c e l e b r a t e the New full of good food. Everyone i s the c a l e n d a r of 12 months, and [BARNES FLORAL ings accounting, financial a d m i n - L i n g - T e m c o - V o u g h t , Michigan s m i l i n g and saying " C o n g r a t u l a - later improved it by adding a of EAST Y e a r ' s Day this y e a r on T h u r s - LANSING istration, marketing and m a n a g e - Division: m e c h a n i c a l , e l e c t r i c a l day, Feb. 8 - a s s o l e m n l y and tions! " T h e n r e v e r e n t l y they month. It i s a l s o said thar h i s I ment (B) and civil engineering, metal- a s f e s t i v e l y a s the J e w i s h people worship Heaven and their patron b o i -d of a s t r o n o m e r s introduced F O' F low«'! A m e r i c a n Oil Co.: accounting, lurgy, m e c h a n i c s , and m a t e r i a l s do in September, when they o b - d e i t i e s , and bow deeply b e f o r e the the chronological s y s t e m of F'esK ond and e c o n o m i c s (M), m a t h e m a t i c s s c i e n c e and p h y s i c s , m a t h e m a t - s e r v e R o s h Hashana, the f i r s t tablets of their a n c e s t o r s . C h i l - counting y e a r s by c y c l e s of 60. Tosh o"obl< and s t a t i s t i c s (B.M), all m a j o r s i c s (B,M,D). of holy days on their calendar. dren bow their thank-- to p a r e n t s New Y e a r ' s Day a r r i v e s on the of the c o l l e g e s of Natural S c i - e n c e and Engineering (B,M,D), - City of Madison Heights P l a n - ning Dept.: urban p l a n n i n g , p o l i t - Next exit Preparation for bringing in and e l d e r s wishing them long life day of the f i r s t new moon a f t e r and h a p p i n e s s . Young peopk r e - 215 ANN ED 2 0871 the new y e a r takes place during p e r s o n n e l and p s y c h o l g y , j o u r - i c a l s c i e n c e and sociology (B)» Allen Finney (left), Midland senior, a n d B i l l C u r r l e , the last ten days of the l a s t c e i v e s m a l l red e n v e l o p e s which n a l i s m , marketing and financial National Center for Health S t a - M i d l a n d j u n i o r , g u i t a r i s t - v o c a l i s t and b a s s g u i t a r i s t month of the old y e a r . T h e house contain money "to help them to administration (M) and t r a n s p o r - tistics: mathematics, statistics of the Next E x i t Jazz Blues Band, p r a c t i c e l n the E a s t i s thoroughly cleaned and t a s t e - p r e s s onward to the goal . . .' ' P r e s c r i p t i o n lenses tation administration (M). and all m a j o r s of the C o l l e g e A k e r s Fine Arts Room. fully r e d e c o r a t e d . T h e living and N e i g h b o r s , r e l a t i v e s , and ground B o r g - W a r n e r Corp., Roy C. of Social S c i e n c e (B,M). State News photos by M i k e B e a s l e y dining r o o m s a r e decorated with f r i e n d s make New Year c a l l s and Ingersoll R e s e a r c h C e n t e r : m e - REA E x p r e s s , Railway Ex- a n c e s t r a l p o r t r a i t s , w a t e r - c o l o r exchange g i f t s . »Complete selection chanical, and e l e c t r i c a l engi- p r e s s Agency: all m a j o r s of the paintings, art objects, and f l o w - The c e l e b r a t i o n of the New- of frames n e e r i n g , p h y s i c s and c h e m i s t r y c o l l e g e s of B u s i n e s s , A r t s and e r i n g plants, e s p e c i a l l y n a r c i s - Y e a r f e s t i v a l l a s t s 15 days and JMC starts drive (B,M,D). L e t t e r s , Communication A r t s and sus. T h i s d e l i c a t e l y fragrant i s c l i m a x e d by the Lantern F e s - • Sunglasses The Budd Co.: economics, Social S c i e n c e , and accounting f l o w e r i n g plant i s painstakingly tival - the f e a s t of the f i r s t m a r k e t i n g , all m a j o r s of the and m e c h a n i c a l engineering (B). nursed by g a r d e n e r s Just for t h i s full moon of the new y e a r . • R e p a i r s w h i l e you w a i t to help migrants * C o l l e g e of B u s i n e s s , e l e c t r i c a l Redlands Unified School D i s - o c c a s i o n and i s m o s t highly In this " Y e a r of the S h e e p , " and mechanical engineering trict: all e l e m e n t a r y , secondary prized; it s y m b o l i z e s good f o r - the C h i n e s e New Year F e s t i v a l Caplstrano Unified School D i s - t r i c t : e a r l y and later e l e m e n t a r y and s p e c i a l education (B,M). Republic Steel Corp.: m e t a l - lurgy, m e c h a n i c s and m a t e r i a l s A fund d r i v e will be conducted a migrant w o r k e r s ' camp in G r a - in d e e d s and w o r d s . by the Migrant Workers F i e l d tiot County. According to tune a s the outcome of kindness will be c e l e b r a t e d by the C h i - n e s e - A m e r i c a n s in San F r a n c i s - On the w a l l s and in the lintel c o ' s Cninatown from Feb. 18 Bator Opticians education (B,M), counseling and s c i e n c e (B,M,D) and m e c h a n i c a l , Study Group of Justin Morrill John Shoemaker, Lathrup Village above the door panels a r e p a s t e d through 2b. In Honolulu, it will 223 Abbott ( N e x t to State Thoater) gvidoTvee (M) .^tostcal freshman and m e m b e r of the e l e c t r i c a l and civil engineering C o l l e g e this T u e s d a y . r e d paper s c r o l l s with i n s c r i b e d be o b s e r v e d under the name " A n - education, English, fióme'Eco- (B). T h e c o l l e c t i o n box will be in study group, the people living at c h a r a c t e r s e x p r e s s i n g the s e n t i - n o m i c s and s c i e n c e (B,M). the Justin M o r r i l l C o l l e g e main the camp must move b e c a u s e m e n t s of the s a g e s and the wish United Air L i n e s : all m a j o r s El Rancho Unified School D i s - of the C o l l e g e of B u s i n e s s , a c - o f f i c e 8 a . m . - noon and 1 - 5 the camp is' not designed for that the new y e a r be filled with trict: all e l e m e p t a r y , s e c o n d a r y counting, e c o n o m i c s , marketing, p . m . In 135 Snyder Hall. winter occupancy. the " F i v e B l e s s i n g s " - long and s p e c i a l education (B,M). hotel, restaurant and institutional T h e money i s needed to help A n i n e - m o n t h - o l d child died life, r i c h e s , health and p e a c e of FMC Corp.: agricultural, m e - m a n a g e m e n t , p e r s o n n e l and e l e c - at the camp and three other mind, love of virute, and a good chanical and c h e m i c a l e n g i n e e r - trical and mechanical e n g i n e e r - children have been hospitalized. ending, fulfilling o n e ' s destiny. ing, marketing, b i o c h e m i s t r y and ing (B,M). Shoemaker said the group d o e s 9 9 T h e name for New Y e a r ' s Day c h e m i s t r y (B,M). Hawaii State Dept. of Educa- SUMMER EMPLOYMENT F r i d a y F e b . 10: It s what s not know the details of the death i s Yuan Dan, "Dawn of a New and the hospitalized c a s e s . B e g i n n i n g . " In order to make a tion: e a r l y and l a t e r e l e m e n t a r y T h e main purpose of the group, new , ' education, language a r t s , s o c i a l A m e r i c a n Oil Co.: s e n i o r s and a b o v e in e c o n o m i c s , mathe- happening beginning, debtors would Shoemaker said, i s to help the make e v e r y effort to s e t t l e debts studies, mathematics, physical m i g r a n t s find a better place to with their c r e d i t o r s b e f o r e the m a t i c s , s t a t i s t i c s , natural s c i - science, biological science, l i v e . T h e money, he said, will be dawn of the n c " y e a r ' s day. ence, engineering, personnel, girl's physical education, u s e d to help the migrants to m o v e . psychology, journalism, mar- F r e n c h , G e r m a n / R u s s i a n , Span- The MSU Folklore Society will keting, financial a d m i n i s t r a t i o n , i s h , industrial a r t s , a r t , b u s i n e s s m e e t at 7 tonight at the Museum m e c h a n i c a l and e l e c t r i c a l e n g i n - education, h o m e e c o n o m i c s , m u - Auditorium. Charlie Sokol will e e r i n g , e c o n o m i c s , financial a d - s i c (choral and band),EMR.TMR, emotionally disturbed, (hearing), orthopedic handicap- speech ministration, chemical engineer- ing and transportation. p r e s e n t commentary and d e m o n - s t r a t i o n s on tape r e c o r d i n g s of all f o r m s of m u s i c in addition BASIC OUTLINES ATL NAT SCI SOC HUM ped and r e m e d i a l reading (B,M) National Music Camp: m a l e s to folk m u s i c . The public i s in- and counseling and guidance and and f e m a l e s for camp c o u n s e l o r s , vited. 19 y e a r s o r o l d e r . • • » psychology (M,D). REA E x p r e s s , Railway Ex- The United Students will m e e t Inland Steel Co.: accounting, financial administration, eco- p r e s s Agency: Mechanical e n g i - at 4 today in 31 Union. neering s o p h o m o r e s and above. COURSE String groups There's Only One Spring BUILD BABY'S in concert Break Offered With W A R M W E A T H E R GUARANT OUTLINES PHOTO ALBUM WITH and that's |MATH: 108,109,111,112,113| The MSU Student String En- s e m b l e s will p e r f o r m at 8:15 p . m . Tuesday in the Music Audi- San Juan Puerto Rico t o r i u m . T h i s M i s i c Dept. c o n c e r t CHEM: 101, 111, 112 of c h a m b e r m u s i c i s open to the March 19-25 Beautiful 5x7" public. N e v e r a g a i n t o be o f f e r e d The e n s e m b l e s , c o m p r i s e d of at s u c h a l o w r a t e ! * _rr- students from the c h a m b e r m u s i c STAT: 121,123 MATH 120 photograph, c l a s s e s , a r e instructed by Louis P o t t e r , p r o f e s s o r of m u s i c . " Q u a r t e t , K.493, in E Flat $205 B a s i s 4 in a r o o m for only M a j o r " by Mozart will be the ONLY $217 PHYSICS: 237 , 238, 287, 288 f i r s t number p e r f o r m e d . P l a y - Basis 3 in a room ing the a l l e g r o , larghetto and a l l e g r e t t o m o v e m e n t s of t h e p i e c e first- ctQc Includes; Air fare f r o m Lansing, New will be: N e l s e n C l e a r y , E a s t ocean Lansing graduate student, v i o - class Hotel E x c e l s i o r , s w i m m i n g pool, lin; Kathleen Schulke, O k e m o s bathing, t r a n s f e r s . O p t i o n a l s i d e t r i p t o V irgin WE HAVE THE NOTES ON ¡P m s e n i o r , viola; Nancy Rich, L o s Islands $18. DON'T ACCEPT IMITATORS GO § W W natural Altos, Calif., sophomore, W TH THE ORIG'NATORS. Our 3 r d annual s p r ing smiles. c e l l o ; A l f r e d F i s h e r , Mattapan, break t o u r - e x c l u s i v e l y for MSU. SPACE M a s s . , graduate student, piano. ¡ • g Do your baby-bragging with a beau- L I M I T E D - SIGN UP NOW! 6 9 tiful photo . ."worth more than a " Q u a r t e t , Op. 10, in G M i n o r " by Debussy will be the second Uncle Tom's Cabin P iÜ thousand words." Get a completely Wo&kbuMie •xji&A&i finished photograph for only 69#. and 'Poor White9 p i e c e p e r f o r m e d . Four' m o v e - m e n t s will be played: " A n i m e You will not be urged to buy but if et t r e s d e c i d e , " " A s s e z vif et you wish the remaining poses they're bien rhythme," "Andantino yours for 1.85 for the first, 1.25 for doucement e x p r e s s i f , " and Exclusively at " T r e s modere - Tres Mouve- the 2nd and $1 for any additional. mente. ' PIXY PIN-UPS EXCLUSIVELY AT PENNEY'S AGE LIMIT 5 years. One or two children P e r f o r m e r s will be Elizabeth PHOTOGRAPHER'S HOURSi per family will be photographed singly TRAVEL CENTER INC B a r r y , Midland graduate student, for 594 each for the first picture. Each violin; Anne d e Z e e u w , O k e m o s Mon. 12 'til 9 P M additional child under five, 1.60. junior, violin; Susan I r i s h , G r a n d Across From T u e s . , Wed., Sat. 9:30 AM 'til 5:30 PM Rapids junior, viola; and Law- T h ü r s , . F r i . 9:30 'til 9 P M r e n c e E . Brown, East L a n s i n g I 228 Abbott Rd. T h e State T h e a t r e T E L . 351-6400] sophomore, cello. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, F e b r u a r y 6, 1967 SPOR ANY WAY YOU MEASURE IT. 'STATE NEWS' • STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED ' ÖTFERS MORE FOR YOUR MONEY ^ ¿WjgJÇSt*» 355-8255 355-8255 with a Automotive Auto Service & Parts For Rent TV RENTALS for students. Eco- SPACIOUS TWO-bedroom. New. For Rent For Sale TWO MATCHING inner-spring THE PERSON to call for bands mattresses. Twin s i z e , good Personal Foreign aid head nomlcal rates by the term or All modern appliances, air con- -TERRY MAYNARD, 482-4590, talks here tonight low (Ci* fJEW BATTERIES. Exchange month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT- ditioning, $150.00. 882-7691. condition. $25. 337-1077. 482-4548. C price from $7.9£. New sealed WANT AD ALS. 484-9263. C 5-2/6 S - 3 - 2 / 8 GIRLS: FALLS, wlglets, wigs. beams, Salvage cars,l^rgt CANADIAN FLIER woman's blue Graduate and Married Students Finest human hair. Discount stock used parts. ABC AUTO Apartments ice skates, s i z e 8. $10. ED 2 - "The Challenge of Foreign p r i c e s . 337-0820. S-5-2/10 clude our military assistance • AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, 613 E. South* Street, AVONDALE COTTAGE: onebed- BAY COLONY 1974. 3-2/8 Aid" is to be the topic tonight program for South Vietnam. IV 5-1921. .C APARTMENTS THE CIGAR BAND — The guar- • EMPLOYMENT room furnished. Utilities and SKIS 8", poles, and shoes s i z e 9. of William S. Gaud, administra- Sheldon Cherney, director of parking included. $130.00 per 1127 N . HAGADORN anteed sound known throughout • FOR RENT ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call Total, $15.00. ED 2-3260. tor of the Agency for Interna- the Office of International E x - KALAMAZOO STREET BODY month. Call 337-2080 after 5 Now leasing 63 units. 1 and the State. 337-7086. C-2/10 « FOR SALE S-3-2/8 tional Development (AID). tension, which is sponsoring SHOP. Small dents to large- p.m. 5-2/10 2 bedrooms, unfurnished. HART PRO 3kis 6'5" with bind- Peanuts Personal In a speech in Erickson Hall Gaud's visit on campus, also sug- • LOST & FOUND wrecks. American and foreign HOLT TWO-bedroom spacious Close to campus, shopping Kiva at 8 p.m., Gaud will d i s - gested several other controver- • PERSONAL ings, also snow tires, $7.50-14. DOES ANYBODY know of a good c a r s . Guaranteed work. 482- center, downtown, and bus c u s s aspects of U.S. foreign aid sial areas where Gaud might be • PEANUTS PERSONAL apartment, fireplace, carpeting, 351-4480. S-3-2/7 barber in this town? 353-1449, 1286. 2628 E. Kalamazoo. C line. Model open 2-7 p . m . . and then answer questions. heavily involved: • REAL ESTATE draperies, air-conditioning, GE RAMBLER 1962, blender, play- Doug. 1-2/6 MEL'S AL'TO SERVICE: Large Daily and Sunday. Gaud's office administers over • SERVICE appliances, heat Included. pen, walker, table, lamps, s t r o l - —Why does the U.S. spend or small, we do them all. 1108 $165.00. OX 9-2987, 0 X 4 - 8 6 4 1 . rents from 1 3 5 . 0 0 P e r month Gftlte: YOUR name fits I Try $3 billion in foreign aid each 80 per cent of its foreign aid • TRANSPORTATION - l e r . 355-6135. 3-2/6 elsewhere, sweety; you've got E. Grand River. 332-3255. C Fifteen minutes from MSU. Rental Agent Model 337-0511 year, an estimated $1.5 to $2 on only s i x or seven nations? • WANTED HART STANDARD skis, 6'3"one the wrong number. S-l-2/6 million of which is spent on MSU MASON BODY Shop. 812 East 10-2/17 Mrs. Lauch R e s . 482-3379 —Does the aid actually help year - $42.50. Henke Boots, 8 projects. DEADLINE Kalamazoo Street - since 1940. TWO GIRLS needed for a four- WOULD YOU believe? One apart- FOR SALE: Dead 1956 Plymouth. the impoverished? Or is it m o s t - medium. $12.50. 355-6778. Complete auto painting and c o l - girl apartment, spring term. ment available for students, 3-2/6 Good Firestone tires. B.J.C., ly spent on making one c l a s s lison service. American and Call 351-7493. 3-2/7 completely furnished, all util- Jr. 1-2/6 Much of this aid i s fraught wealthy? 1 P.M. C îe c l a s s day be- HEAli STANDARDS 7'3", $45. with controversy, however, and foreign cars. IV 5-0256. C NEW LUXURY apartment must ities paid. Call Nejac of East —Is the foreign aid program fore publication. Henke boots 1 0 - 1 / 2 . $25. Dale Gaud, as one who has been high- willing to try innovations? Or sub-lease immediately. F o r d e - Lansing. 337-1300. C 351-6187. 2-2/7 Service ly involved in shaping U.S. f o r - does fear of the critics' ridi- Cancellations 12 noon one Avoition talls call 351-4842 . 5 - 2 / 9 NEED ONE, two, or three men peNd£R ELECTRIC twelve DIAPER SERVICE, Lansing's f l - eign aid commitments, Is at the cule prevent innovations? c l a s s day before publica- FRANCIS AVIATION will finance ON E MAN needed for two place now to take over lease ending string guitar and case. $275. nest. Your choice of three types. center of much of the discussion. —Has our aid program a c - tion. your flight training. Trial l e s - luxury apartment, c l o s e t o c a m - June 15th. Luxury apartment Phone 355-5694. S-3-2/8 Containers furnished, no de- son; $5.00. Single and multi- For example, Otto E. P a s s - complished any of its a i m s in pus. $80.00/month. Call Steve, in Waters Edge. Call 351-6894. posit. Baby clothes washed f r e e . Snow shoes, boots, many s i z e s man, U.S. Congressman from the past 15 years? What are PHONE engines. 484-1324. C 332-4601. S-l-2/6 3-2/6 Try our Velvasoft p r o c e s s . 25 Louisiana and chairman of the its aims? and prices,gloves, socks.hats, 355-8255 Employment MAN NEEDED spring term. DORCHEStER CIRCLE 1140Lo- and ear bands, also carry y e a r s in Lansing. BY-LO DIA- Foreign Operations Subcommit- —And, Passman might add, do Large duplex. 925 Ann. Call gaii dnu j o i i y . U i g c two—oeu- PER SERVICE, 1.010 F.. Michigan tee on Appropriations, claims the we need to give foreign aid at RATES BABYSITTER WANTED 8-5. My S - 3 - 2 / 8 room. Carpeting, stove, oven, equipment for intermural IV 2-0421. C home, own transportation. Mar- 351-5141. sports. U.S. spends far more than $3 all? Is it, as he claims, "a 1 DAY SI.50 refrigerator, garbage disposal, SAVE LATER - BUY NOW at ble School area. 337-1110. Call ONE-FOUR men needed for a billion—including the Peace partial answer as to why we are air conditioning unit, unfur- 3 DAYS S3.00 after 5 p.m. . S-3-2/6 Haslett apartment. 351-5807. nished, parking. Excellent l o c a - PX Store Frandor NEJAC of EAST LANSING, Z e - Corps, grain shipments and other now having inflations, deficit 5 DAYS ¿5.00 S-3-2/9 BRAND NEW 6' reflector t e l e - nith radio, stereo, & TV, in- programs. He s e t s the foreign financing, continuing increase in WANTED NURSES aide, 9 a.m. tion for children and students. 6 3 NEW L U X U R Y scope. Three separate l e n s e s . cluding color TV in stock, 543 aid figure at $9.1 billion and adds the public debt, continuing to 3 p.m. Monday through F r i - Walter Neiler Company, P r o p - ( b a s e d on 10 w o r d s p e r ad) sound p r o o f u n i t s Clock drive mount. Must s e l l . E. Grand River, next to Para- "The Executive branch never balance deficit, a continuing l o s s day. ED 2-5176. 5-2/7 erty Management Department. UNIVERSITY VILLA mount News. C includes these items in the f o r - in our gold r e s e r v e s . " Over 10, 15< per word, per day. DELIVERY BOYS wanted. Must 122 S. Grand. Phone IV 9 - IV 2-7845. S-5-2/10 APARTMENTS eign aid totals." Gaud's speech is open to the have own transportation. Ital- - 635 ABBOTT ROAD 6561. 15-2/22 GIBSON GUITAR and amplifier. CHILD CARE in my home. In- There will be a service fants accepted. Near Frandor Nor, he notes, does this in- public, free of charee. ian Village, 1101 East Michigan. - WALK TO CAMPUS ONE GIRL needed tor University Like new. Any reasonable offer. and bookkeeping charge if area. 487-3808. 3-2/8 5-2/10 - COMPLETELY FURNISHED Terrace apartment. Call 351- IV 5r0147'< . S-3-2/9 this ad is not paid within DIAPER SERVICE, Diaparene SECRETARY: EXCELLENT lo- STUDENTS 2-BEDROOM 7643. 5 - 2 / 6 TYPEWRITER, UNDERWOOD one week. cal position available at once for competent secretary to an ed- FLEXIBLE UNITS - LET US HELP YOU FIND INTERNATIONAL HOUSE - men. 1/2 double, cooking. One block "Golden Touch." Excellent dition. $75. Call ED 7-2057. con- Franchised Service Approved by Doctors and DSIA. The most Grades committee ucational administrator. P o s i - A ROOMMATE 5-2/7 modern and Only personalized to campus. 332-2195 after 5:30. The State News does not permit racial or religious tion Involves much public con- tact and interesting, varied, 3 Man Units 65.00 each per month THREE ROOM apartment, unfur- 5 - 2 / 7 STUDY DESKS, small chests, roll-a-ways & bunkbeds. New s e r v i c e in Lansing, providing you with diaper pails, polybags, to work on policies discrimination in its ad- year-round work with ample 2-Man U n i t s available and used m a t t r e s s e s ~ a l l s i z e s . deodorizers, and diapers, or nished. Available immediately. use your own. Baby clothes Two key words for the stu- sons will be invited to attend c o m - vertising columns, Tne fringe benefits. Experience and Furnished Model Open DaysSi Study lamps, typewriters, tape Near Brody dorms. $100. IV 5 - washed f r e e . No deposit. Plant dent grading policy committee mittee meetings, and open m e e t - State News will not accept own transportation advisable. evenings: See Manager or call recorders, metal wardrobes, 3033. 5-2/8 Inspection invited. AMERICAN are "controversy" and " r e - tings will also be held in the f u - advertising which discrim- Write immediately. Box A - l 332-0091 o r 332-5833 portable TV sets, large s e l e c - DIAPER SERVICE, 914 E.Gier. spect." ture. inates against religion, Michigan State News, MSU. WANTED TWO girls to sub- SPRING SUBLEASE lower half tion new & used electric fans. race, color or national o r i - lease Cedar Village apartment. Call 11 112-0864. ^2-0864. C The s i x - m e m b e r committee Rudolph will meet with the 10-2/16 house. T h r e e persons, $55 Everything for the home. WIL- gin. which met Sunday was established faculty subcommittee tonight. He CHOOSE YOUR own hours A few Spring t^rm. Call 351-9456. monthly. 351-9438. 3 - 2 / 6 COX SECOND HAND STORE, 3-2/7 T y p ii n a T b r v i c e two weeks ago by the ASMSU will ask if m e m b e r s of the stu- hours a day can mean excellent 509 E. Michigan, Lansing, Phone Student Board. The chairman of ONE GIRL needed for Unlver- Houses BAkBI IBI n H L , Piolesslonal Pre typist. dent committee may also attend earnings for you as a trained IV 5-4391, 8-5:30 p.m. C the committee, Skip Rudolph, will sity Terrace. Winter and spring Fourth man needed for house. STEREO SPEAKERS: H.H. Scott, No Job too large or too small. the faculty meetings. AVON representative. For ap- Automotive pointment in your own home, Reduced rates. 351-6346. 3 - 2 / 7 $50 month. 575 Cornell. 351- sit with the subcommittee of the Block off campus. 332-3255. C Educational Policy Committee, save $60.00 a pair. MAIN EL EC- AUSTIN-HEALY '66 Mark 111 write Mrs. Alona Huckins, 5664 6187. 3-2/8 TYPING TERM papers and the- A IRPORT.NEAR. Carriage House TRONICS, 5558 South Pennsyl- which is studying MSU's grading 3000. Dark blue top and interior. School Street, Haslett, Mich- Best offer. 351-9446. 5 - 2 / 1 0 igan, or call IV 2-6893. C - 2 / 1 0 Apartments. 4401 North Grand River. One bedroom, unfur- CHARLOTTE: TWO bedrooms, vania, Lansing. 882-5035. unfurnished. $90 monthly. L e a s e BICYCLE SALES, rentals and C s l s . Electric typewriter. Fast s e r v i c e . 332-4597 . 5-2/7 system for possible changes. Basic views of the student Students CHEVROLET 1962. Four door with ownership care. 332-5891. services. Also used. EAST sedan station wagon. Runs e x - cellent, ve try good condition. BUSBOY NEEDED: good f 0 0 d , modern kitchen. Zeta Tau Al- nished, luxury apartments. In- cludes drapery and air condi- S-3-2/8 LANSING CYCLE, 1215 E. PAULA ANN HAUGHEY, Typist committee, IBM Selectrlc and Executive. ' wepe primarily concerned with expressed Sunday, charged tloning. Completely carpeted. ONE-iHft.EE men neededfor fur- Grand River. Call 332-8303. C pha. Call 332-53 1 8. 1-2/6 Multillth Offset Printing. Pro- •educational philosophy, rationale Must s e l l . > 6 0 0 . 355-5831. fry 3 - 2 / 6 WANTED: MALE or f e m a l e - e x - perienced cafeteria manager to Electric kitchen includes r e - frigerator, range, disposal. F o r nished house. Grand River. 485- 3448> ' 3 - 2 / 7 Animals fessional theses typing. Near »behind grading, and grading policies within the Uni- different with assault CORVETTE Stingray 1965 con- leasing information call: 484- campus. 337-1527. C Three MSU students are out on vertible, 327, V-8, 4-speed, run medium sized Jackson In- NEW THREE bedroom house near S E a T POINT Siamese kittens ANN BROWN, typist and multi- versity. Plant operation. National com- 8272. Prefer married couple. for sale. Call 351-7535 or ED Rudolph mentioned the two key bond following their a r r e s t s F r i - AM-FM radio, power antenna, 3-2/8 MSU. Completely furnished and lith offset printing, disserta- words, controversy and respect, day night on charges of assaulting pany, attractive pay and fringe 2-6947. 5-2/6 mint condition. Must s e l l . carpeted. Dishwasher, washer tions, theses, manuscripts, gen- ^«afciWbat he would like to see at another student. benefits. Send resume to Mich- F OUR-MAN luxury apartment. and dryer, fireplace, and TOY POODLES, AKC r e g i s t e r - $300.00 and take over payments. igan State News, Box B-2 for Pool, parking. Spring, summer, eral typing. IBM, 16 years e x - the committee meetings, so that Louis L . Doering, 23, C r o s - garage. $225 plus utilities. Six ed. Three females, two m a l e s . 627-5949 after 6 p.m.' S - 3 - 2 / 8 confidential handling. 3-2/8 Call 351-7758. 5-2/10 perlence. 332-8384. C different views may be expressed well senior, told East Lansing month l e a s e . Available F e b - Phone 332-6493 . 3-2/8 FAIRLANE 1962. V-8, automatic, OPENINGS NOW for a Beeline TYPING: ELECTRIC typewriter, and discussed at these times and police that the three students NEED! ONE girl for Deltaapart- ruary 21st. Prefer married cou- radio, four door. No rust, good changeable keys. Call Pat after may be passed on to the faculty had beaten him on the porch of his Stylist. Part time job with full ment Spring term. 353-1196, ple. 482-6961. 5 - 2 / 7 Mobil* Homes t i r e s . Must s e l l . Any reason- time pay. Make up to $5.00 or 6 p.m. 355-2860. 5 - 2 / 6 committees. residence at 215 Kedzie Drive. 351-4166. 5-2/8 LIBERTY 1957, 8 x 45. Perfect able offer. Call 351-7343. more an hour. F r e e clothes each TWO BEDROOM furnished house TYPING: THESIS, term papers, The committee members are Doering received minor scratch- 10-2/14 GIRL WANTED: furnished lux- condition, near MSU. Phone 351- season. For further informa- for rent in Lansing. $80 a month, general. Electric typewriter. now studying the returns of a e s on his neck. ury apartment in Capital area. 7295. 3-2/6 F IR ETRUCK - 1933 Diamond tion, call Sharon Quinn, 882- plus u t i l i t i e s . E D 7 - 9 7 7 1 - 7 a . m . Fast service. 351-6135. grading questionnaire which was Robert V. Wisniewski, Detroit Call 484-9903. S-3-2/6 *«T". Like new, 5 ^ 0 0 m i l e s , 9081. S-3-2/8 to 4 p.m. ED 7-7000 . 3-2/9 Lost & Found 5 - 2 / 1 0 sent out by ASMSU m e m b e r - a t - sophomore; Thomas J. Prender- owned by V.A. hospital. Peter EXPERIENCED SECRETARY - GIRL WANTED for luxury a i r - large Art Tung two weeks ago. gast, Grosse Polnte Woods ACROSS FROM Kellogg Center. LOST: MAN'S wedding ring, Gen- Della Penna, 427 EllicottStreet, conditloned Riverside East Two girls to share home. F u r - ison lockers. Rewardl 355-5911 Wanted Of the 10,000 questionnaires sent sophomore and George L . Brad- twenty hours weekly. Adjacent apartment, spring term. $60.00 nished. $40.00. Phone 351-7798. l e y , Quincy freshman, pleaded not Batavia, N.Y. 14020. 3-2/7 BLOOD DONORS needed, $7.50 out, approximately 2,000 have campus. Fair salary. 351-5326. month. Call 351-9264. 5-2/8 after 4 p.m; S-3-2/7 guilty to assault and battery char- 5 - 2 / 7 L6ST: SLACK" butane lighter. for RH positive, $10, $12 & $14 been returned. Replies to the FORD 1962, 352, c r u i s e - o - m a t i c . S-5-2/9 g e s Saturday at their arraign- ONE MAN .for two-man luxury for RH negative. DETROIT questionnaire range from " y e s " Excellent condition. Must s e l l . WANTED: PART time office*;ec- Inscription, Jorge. Lost Mon- ments in East Lansing munici- apartment immediately. Con- Rooms BLOOD SERVICE, INC., 1427 and "no" answers to questions Phone 355-9385. 5-2/7 retary for East Lansing Educa- day. Reward. Call Mike, 351- pal court. Wisniewski and Prend- tact Dick, 351-9567, 144 Stod- MEN: Single, close, quiet, park- East Michigan Avenue. Hours: concerning the present grading MUSTANG 1965, 289, C r u i s e - a - tion Association. Eight-twelve 6756. 3-2/6 ergast w e r e released on $300 dard, apartment 19. 3 - 2 / 6 lng. $12.00 weekly. 332-0939. 9-3:30 Monday and Tuesday; system and possible revisions, matic, V-8. IV 2-5837. S - 3 - 2 / 8 hours per week. Typing. $1.50 bond; Bradley paid $500. 5-2/6 Personal 12-6:30 Thursday. 489-7587. C to in-depth replies about their per hour. Contact Gerald Bart- OLDSMOBILE DELUXE "F-SS". Burcham Woods feasibility. East Lansing Police Sgt. Tom lett. 332-0219 or 332-6551. . 1318 East Oakland. Graduate stu- LOCAL ARMY Recruiter will be FURNISHED APARTMENT, one 1966, 330 cubic Inch, 4-speed. The committee will work in- Hendricks, who had observed 5-2/10 dent preferred. $30 a week. 489- available in Room 4, Demon- bedroom, close to campus Excellent condition. Still under BABYSITTER in our home morn- Eydeal Villa 4839. 5-2/8 stration Hall Tuesdays and area. June 23 - August 23. dividually in gathering informa- most of the incident while on warranty. Take over payments. routine patrol, broke up the fight lngs until June for one child. e Completely furnished MEN: NEAR Union, lounge area, Thursdays 1:00-4:30 p.m. to Mother and 17-year old daugh- tion and opinion from faculty, as 627-5949 after 6 p.m. _ S - 3 - 2 / 8 and arrested the three. • For 1, 2, 3, 4 students or discuss with college seniors ter. (313) KE 2-3157. 3 - 2 / 8 well as students. Interested p e r - rana •¡ana • • • VOLKSWAGEN 1963, Clean. Call 332-2752. S-3-2/8 one-half doubles, large rooms. single working people 354-4311. 7-2/10 the Officer's Candidate School GIRL NEEDED for luxury apart- Dick, 355-3056 after 5 p.m. FRATERNITY COOK: excellent • Swimming pool S-3-2/7 conditions. Week days only 10- MEN: SUPERVISED, 1/8 double, program. 1-1/26 ment. Reduced rate. 332-0234 • Call Fidelity Realty after 5 p.m. S-3-2/9 • • a a n n a a a a 5. 337-0346. S-3-2/7 $9.Q0. Cooking, parking. Two TERM PARTIES and all that VOLKSWAGEN 1959. Engine FULL-TIME cook wanted for fra- 332-5041 blocks from Berkey. 332-4978. MATH TUTOR for graduate r e c - • n o a a i s E B H a a Jazz. The BUD SPANGLER ACROSS pronoun overhauled. New snow tires. ternity house. Flexible terms. 5-2/7 ord exam. Phone 339-2137 e v e - a a n a a a n n a a OKEMOS. ONE bedroom, mod- GROUP. Call TERRY MAY- 1 Drv mea- 26. Designate Runs real well in deep snow. • a n n a • • • • • a Only $495. We take trade-ins at Call 332-0866. S-3-2/7 ern, furnished. $137.50 includ- SINGLE ROOM for male student NARD. 482-4590, 482-4548. nings. ' 5-2/6 sure 28. Wander ing utilities. Kuhen Equipment. a c r o s s from Abbott Hall. Call C TWO TICKETS Supremes, 9 p . m . T>. Trench: 31. Sweetheart a s a n a s • • • STRATI ON SPORT CENTER, 50 BED GENERAL HOSPITAL Don, ED 2-4511 after 5 p.m. has need for professional help. 1790 E. Grand River. Phone WOMAN GO for social clu»ir- performance. Call 372-1734. Scot. 33. Heroic • • • H D S Q D 1915 East Michigan. IV 4-4411. S-3-2/8 R.N.'s and licensed practical 337-0931. One-third mile east S-5-2/9 8. Curtsy POL'111 • • • • • • Ö E M B a the FAMliy ARMS [!••••••• ••• •••• HEin C men who hire "THE TONIKS." 11. Side glance 35. One nurses. Salary commensurate of Okemos-Haslett Road north For Sale 351-9359.* S-5-2/10 H O D S • • • • • • nao with experience, differential for side. 5-2/8 I. With ice 36. Mellow Problem: evening and night duties. Li- ONE MAN needed, take over P0R WgDbINC "and practical TV RENTALS for students, $y.00 cream 38. Vegetable beral personnel policies. Easily lease immediately. Cedar Vil- shower gifts, complete line of month. F r e e s e r v i c e and deliv- 14. Educated 4(1 Hindrance People don't reached from Freeway 127. Well basket-ware. See ACE HARD- ery. Call NEJAC. 337-1300. We WE WON'T S T E P A 16. Criminal 42. Wings D B S E3E3E3B B B B lage. 351-5824. 5-2/8 WARE'S selections. 201 East guarantee same day s e r v i c e . FOOT OlJTSiDE TuE 17. Football 44. Palm Idv believe our lighted, ample parking area. ONE MAN needed for Avondale C POOR SINCE WE position: 45. Of birds Pleasant working conditions. Grand River, a c r o s s from MADE THAT SNOW-CAT abbr. 47 Ferocious used VW's are used. Apply MASON GENERAL HOS- apartments. $50 month. 351- Union. Phone ED 2-3212. C THE SOUNDtj: THE ¿UNOBTTES": YESTERDAY ! 18. Pacify 50. Sign 2. F.qualitv: 6. Morindin PITAL, 800 East Columbia 6392. 5 - 2 / 7 FIRST QUALITY materials and Present the Motown sound on Fr. dye This must be because we 20. Fodder 52. Flannel Street, Mason, Michigan.48854. NEEDED: GIRL to sub-lease workmanship. OPTICAL DIS- campus^ 351-9155. C pla it 53 F.tn met '3. Tips 7. Thin recondition our used Volks- COUNT, 416 Tusslng Building. cracker 10-2/7 Rivers Edge Apartments. Spring APPOINTMENT FÓk passport or 11 Steam pipe 54. Bunk 4. Small bar- wagens to the highest standard Phone IV 2-4667. C - 2 / 1 0 application ^pictures now being 55. Overornate rel 8. Short jacket term. 351-6704. 5-2/8 23. S: tularac we can achieve. Then we 9. Ill-repute guarantee them for"l00% for For Rent TWO GIRLS wanted. Spring and DISHWASHER, ÜSED, automatic", taken at HICKS STUDIO. 24 tree DOWN 5. Nurse 10. Small TV RENTALS for students, $9.00 American Maid. Call 332-5682. hour or same day service. ED 2 - 25. Neuter 1. Stakes shark thirty days or a thousand winter t e r m s . 201 Rivers Edge tumors miles. month. Free s e r v i c e and deliv- apartments. 351-9319. 5-2/8 S - 3 - 2 / 8 6169. c 13. Pine Tree- •Engine & transmission, rear axle, front axle ery. Call NEJAC. 337-1300. We guarantee same day service. One month FREE rent, Two or four men. 351-5499. 5-2/7 h e a d ¿ c o m p e t i t i o n G - y . ex- DAVID "HI" says: Call me for cellent condition. Used 6 times. terrific summer position. 353- 1 2 3 II 4 5 6 12 7 %13 8 9 10 State. abbr. 15. Present •Brake and electrical systems $140.00. 355-5361. S - 3 - 2 / 7 2803. 5-2/8 19. Coarse lionnnv SUMMER EMPLOYMENT 14 15 16 21. Costa 1965 VW Camper with tent $1895. WHO? . . . A LARGE LIFE INSURANCE i 17 % 22 ia 19 23 % 24 20 22. Toilet case 24. Curve 27. Bobbin 1962 Valiant. 2 Door Hard- top. Automatic Economy 6. l a y want a h i g h p a y i n g o p p o r t u n i t y ? COMPANY NEEDS LOCAL SALES 21 % ZA YA iiS 3 t 29. Changeable Bucket Seats. 36,000 Actual REPRESENTATIVE. POSITION 25 % 27 ¡JO. Finale 32. Sculptor Miles. Like new red inter- ior. Ready $695. N f f e r s s e l f - c o n f i d e n c e and an open m i n d ? LEADS TO MANAGEMENT, LOCAL TRAINING. VOU DON'T HAVE TO 31 31 % S3 f< 34 % 35 34. Froster 37. Consterna- 1966 BMW 1800. 4 Door E e e d s a $1000 C A S H S C H O L A R S H I P ? LEAVE- YOUR H O U S E ! J U S T PlCX \JP T H E %% 3t 37 % 3ft 39 tion 39. Oil of roses Sedan. White with black interior. Yours For Only s t a b l i s h e s a high c a l i b e r of i n i t i a t i v e ? YOU DO ! ! 8 8 PHONE TO PLACE A FAMILY WANT-AD 40 41 d 42 4 3 % 4 4 4 9 40. Molten rock $2295. If you are at least 20 / - e a r s old and have a car call • • WHITE TOM WARD STATE NEWS 45 50 4 6 %SI 47 4 It 8 41. I ,s Illinois f e n c e r s . Baer was the only victor in h o w e v e r , and W u n c h l o s t t h i s b o u t . State News photo by Meade P e r l m a n sabre, a s Pete Kahle lost, 0 - 3 ; Bill Wunch, 0-1, and Dean D a g - get, 0 - 2 . Swimmers lose first dua CUFF'S NOTES The only other perfect Spartan r e c o r d Saturday was Gus Schu- bert, 3 - 0 , in epee. ger, had only a four-point spread yard butterfly. T h e s e events ran • Others competing in epee were By JOHN L A D D between second and fourth, with up the s c o r e to 57-27 and made Bill Kerner, 2-1; Jim Davey, State News Sports W r i t e r Spartan Duane Green taking s e c - the H o o s i e r s unbeatable. C l i f f ' s N o t e s g i v e e v e r y s t u d e n t an i n v a l u a b l e a i d to s t u d y . T h e s e l i t t l e 0-1, and Ken Summberville,0-2. Indiana Swimming Coach Jim ond. T h e Spartans came back to g u i d e s p r o v i d e you w i t h s u p p l e m e n t a r y i n f o r m a t i o n w h i c h i n c r e a s e s y o u r Ed Glick gave on of the Spar- slam the H o o s i e r s in the 200-yard Roger Loutzenhiser had his u n d e r s t a n d i n g of t h e r e q u i r e d c o u r s e m a t e r i a l . B u y s o m e t o d a y , t h e y c o u l d Counsilman considers his p r e s - backstroke. Gary Dilley went out 6 - 0 foil r e c o r d blemished by the ent Hoosier squad the best he tans' best performances in the make the difference. the f i r s t 100 yards in a very Illini a s he finished 1-1. T e r r y has ever coached, despite the next event, the 1,000-yard f r e e - fact that he has coached Hoosier style. Setting a new v a r s i t y rec - fast 0:55.5, drawing Chuck Hickcox with him. H i c k - Hoosier Givens finished 2-1; Serge Mon- •talvo, 1-2, and Don Satchell, 0-1, Wfien You Must Keep Alert teams to six consecutive B i g T e n ord of 10:17.3, Glick defeated cox couldn't hold the fast pace, In foil. Championships. Counsilman's Indiana's Ken Webb while Rolf- When you can't afford to be drowsy, ] Cft belief was justified at B l o o m - Groseth took third to make the and MSU's P e t e Williams c a m e inattentive, or anything less than all OSs ington Saturday afternoon as h i s running score 17-13 in favor of from behind with a good time to MSU was behind 10-6 in the there. . . here's how to stay on top. OS* F s w i m m e r s handed Michigan State the H o o s i e r s . take second place. m e e t at one time, but the strong VEflV Continuous Action Alertness epee finish and a pair of late Capsules deliver the awakeness of Or'0 its first dual meet l o s s of the In the 200-yard freestyle, it Second place finishes by Rolf wins in foil, by Givens and Lout- two cups of coffee, stretched out year, 78-45. took Indiana's Bob Windle a new Groseth in the 500-yard f r e e - style, Greg Brown in the 2 0 0 - zenhiser, narrowed the s c o r e to up to six hours. Safe "We swam a superb team on a pool record time to touch out 13-12. and non-habit-forming. ' yard breaststroke and by the r e a l fine day. We swam some Ken Walsh. Walsh's time of 1:45.5 f r e e s t y l e relay team completed good r a c e s , but they were better, was under the existing pool r e c - Montalvo, who had earlier d e - VFRV the meet. and we were defeated," said ord, but Windle's 1:45.0 was even feated an opponent 5-0, fenced tudent Coach Charles McCaffree. f a s t e r . The freshman meet with Mich- Mike Schroeder in the next match, Bryan Bateman's tight victory igan Thursday saw the Spartans but lost 5 - 3 . Schmitter then s u b - The score in the Indiana meet M was c l o s e through the first five over the Spartans' Gary Dilley trading l e a d s with the Wol- stituted Satchell in the final bout. Continuous Action events. The first two events went and Don Rauch in the 50-yard verines before MSU came out on The l o s s gave MSU a 2-1 record Alertness Capsules to the Hoosiers — the 400-yard f r e e s t y l e brought the s c o r e to top, 6 6 - 5 7 . medley relay and the one-meter 28-20 and preceded the three diving. events which were to comprise Former Olympic gold medal MSU's n e m e s i s . winner Ken Sitzberger built up a decisive lead in the one-meter events in a row, taking 1-2 in the The Hposiers "swept" three with 308.3 points. The other three 200-yard individual medley, the A.S.M.S.U. 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