U - M PRESS CLASH Friday Püb board reconsiders MEWS MICHIGAN rejection of Daily editor STATE By MIKE B R O G A N editor's part is "contingent on the board's UNIVERSITY S t a t e N e w s Staff W r i t e r action tonight." Killingsworth said that if the board V o l . 59 N u m b e r 134 East Lansing, Michigan F e b r u a r y 24, 1967 10c ANN ARBOR — University of Michi- again rejects the proposed editors The gan's Board of Control of Student Publi- Daily.could react by stopping publication. cations met Thursday night in a special Such a halt could mean either a strike or mass resignations by the staff. A second session to consider again recommenda- tions for editorial positions on the stu- alternative would be production of " a different kind of paper," he said. JFK ASSASSINATION dent newspaper, The Michigan Daily. Monday night the 12-member board A different kind of paper could mean voted 7-4 against the proposed slate of either " a one-sheet j o b " or an insurgent new senior editors. Mark R . Killingsworth, East Lansing senior and editor of The Daily, said Thursday that any future action on the kind of paper published outside the aus- pices of the board of publications, ac- cording to Killingsworth. The central figure in the dispute be- Informant's death inhibits me already, but they know my name probe cular disease was found in Ferrie's tween the board and The Daily is Roger "You see that," she said, directing NEW ORLEANS (JP! ~ David W. and know what I look like and they apartment. But the coroner said even Rapoport, Schenectady, N . Y . , junior, who attention to a snubnosed .38 caliber Ferrie's death created fear Thursday know where I work, so that's i t . " an overdose of these could not cause has been recommended by the present revolver placed on a nearby chair. among some people who claimed to Lukensnew senior editors to be the next editor. Rapoport, a journalism m a j o r , is a former have information relating to F e r r i e or Lee Harvey Oswald in connection "1 don't say anything might happen to me. But I Just won't talk to you. A former private investigator, Lewis claims to have known Oswald, the man named by the Warren C o m m i s - an aneurysm. Garrison termed the death an ap- summertime reporter for the Wall Street I have nothing to say." with the assassination of President sion as Kennedy's assassin. parent suicide. Chetta said there was MHA head J o u r n a l , and has written articles for The Nation, the New Republic and McCalls. The Daily reported Thursday that a John F . Kennedy. Ferrie, labeled by Dist. Atty. J i m tion Another person on the periphery of the case r David Lewis, a bus sta- baggage clerk, dropped out of Coroner Nicholas Chetta ruled out murder as a possible cause of Ferrie's nothing to indicate a suicide except a note saying death was a "sweet prps- On the third ballot, B i l l Lukens, Garrison as a prime informant in his death. pect." " h i g h university source" said U-M Pres- sight Wednesday night. Neighbors said president of West Fee Hall, was elected investigation of the assassination, was ' T h e r e is no evidence of any vio- ident Harlan Hatcher told Luke K . Cooper- the Lewis family had suddenly left president of Men's Hall Association found dead in bed Wednesday. A pre- lence," he said. "There is no evi- The woman who was frightened into r i d e r , chairman of the publications board, town. Lewis had told newsmen he (MHA). liminary autopsy report attributed dence of m u r d e r . " silence had earlier told an Associated that he considers Rapoport "ir- feared for the safety of his wife and death to a brain hemorrhage. A coro- The Orleans Parish county coroner Press reporter that she was working for Also nominated for president were in- responsible" and an "unacceptable candi- four children because of his knowl- ner's report Thursday ruled out mur- said the specific cause of death was a New Orleans firm.iri the summer of cumbent (MHA) president Roger Williams date" for editor. edge of a possible conspiracy to kill der, leaving suicide, natural causes a small sacular aneurysm of a cere- 1963 when a person using a name and Pete Cannon, president ofBaileyHalL The Daily reported Hatcher as telling Kennedy. or accidental death as possibilities. bral artery. He said such aneurysms sounding like " H i d e l l " purchased some Cannon withdrew after the second ballot. the university regents after his discus- However, Lewis appeared at the A woman who was about to give frequently rupture, spilling blood into tires. Hidell is a name Oswald used sion with Cooperrider that he was not his district attorney's office Thursday. MHA also voted 11-3-2 in favor of the Associated Press details she said the brain. He likened this to the when he purchased a mail orderMann- usual self while talking and said he Before going into Garrison's office llcher-Carcano rifle identified by the ASMSU's vote to affiliate with NSA. related to Oswald's activities in New failure of an inner tube with a weak considered Rapoport unacceptable because he said: " I ' m not worried about my- W arren Commission as the weapon used Orleans was frightened into silence. spot. Bob House, president of Abbot Hall, he would continue The Daily's present self, but I am about my family. Maybe to slay President Kennedy. She warily greeted a reporter at her was elected Vice President on the first policies. there has been too much said about A large quantity of pills for vas- home. ballot.. ( p l e a s e t u r n to the b a c k p a g e ) NSA reaffiliation postponed, Graham to ask for new vote was established by ASMSU last year as and if this session or the next session of affiliation is profitable for student govern- By E L L E N Z U R K E Y ment. a means of communications between the student government should vote on af- State News Staff W r i t e r board members and the students. filiation. "When schools like Harvard and UCLA Wednesday it voted 34-8 in favor of "Boosting NSA's morale is not enough feel national affiliation is necessary, I Associated Students of MSU (ASMSU) having the board reconsider its motion reason for joining now," Sink said. don't know how MSU feels it can afford will reconsider its affiliation with the to reaffiliate with NSA. By a vote of Graham contends that this year's board to stay o u t , " Graham said. National Studént Association (NSA). 20-18 it also requested that ASMSU hold has the hindsight to know that national Formal reaffiliation and dues payment an All-University referendum on the issue. to the National Students Association (NSA) A referendum would cost about $200. has been postponed by J i m G r a h a m , ASMSU NSA dues are $285. chairman, until Tuesday when the student board will reconsider the issue. Graham will ask student board to re- consider its 10-2 reaffiliation vote Tues- Graham decided late Thursday to with- linM payment of NSA dues and formal ahfiiatimi with the organization until the student board could again hear and re- White House endorses day in deference to the opinion expressed examine student opinion,particularly from by the General Assembly Wednesday. The General Assembly has no formal powers. It can only make recommendations to the M H A . Graham stated, however, that he had not changed his views on reaffiliation. " I would encourage the other nine mem- CIA's private financing board. bers of the board who voted for reaf- W. Gardner, secretary of health, educa- The General Assembly is composed o'f filiation to actively seek student opinion WASHINGTON v Lawrence Werner, sports editor Andrew Mollison, executive reporter I fcotfT UJAINTT TO , . Joel Stark William G. Papctak, asst. ad manager advertising manager NEAR A N O T H E R UJORb, Friday Morning, February 24, 1967 KARJOfclE.' FiRST , T i m o t h y L E A R y . . . EDITORIALS Finding more space for students E v e r y y e a r m o r e and m o r e whether the b u s e s w o u l d be MSU s t u d e n t s b r i n g c a r s to free* s c h o o l . And e v e r y y e a r t h e r e . . .TUEN» STOKE LY The c o m m i t t e e p r e s e n t e d s e e m s to be l e s s and l e s s C A f c M l C H A E L j A K i b t h r e e j u s t i f i c a t i o n s f o r its s p a c e to p a r k t h e m . decision. NOUO T H A T A L L E N ) < The p a r k i n g s h o r t a g e i s The f i r s t i s t h a t s i n c e s t u - G I N S & E K O C R E A T U R E / d u e . of c o u r s e , to the t r e - d e n t s pay l e s s than f a c u l t y mendous construction pro- for p a r k i n g then f a c u l t y h a s g r a m at the U n i v e r s i t y c o m - the r i g h t to p a r k i n g i n an bined with e v e r - i n c r e a s i n g a c r o s s f r o m S h a w and i n t o a R e d C e d a r C o m p l e x , (Sny- e x p e n s i v e r a m p . The C o m - e n r o l l m e n t . Now a n o t h e r ad- lot to be b u i l t next to L o t X der. P h i l l i p s , Shaw, Mason, m i t t e e w o u l d do w e l l to re- d i t i o n to the p h y s i c a l p l a n t south of the r a i l r o a d t r a c k s . and A b b o t H a l l s ) , to w a l k m e m b e r that s t u d e n t s h a v e of the U n i v e r s i t y , W e l l s H a l l , We r e c o g n i z e a p r o b l e m in over a mile-and-a-half each the r i g h t to a f a i r b r e a k on is n e a r i n g c o m p l e t i o n . f i n d i n g 500 p a r k i n g p l a c e s way e v e r y t i m e they want parking. for fat uity m e m b e r s ; and the to u s e t h e i r c a r s i s a g r o s s Its p r o p o s e d o p e n i n g next C e r t a i n l y the f a c u l t y , who f a l l p r e s e n t s the A l l U n i v e r - p r o b l e m i n h e r e n t in i n c r e a s - injustice. normally c o m m u t e anyway, T^anjsferp.INCÍ s i t y T r a f f i c C o m m i t t e e with ing student p a r k i n g . But T h r o w i n g a b o n e to the dog c o u l d p a r k i n a lot b e y o n d the TO PAR^niwS gEFORh another p r o b l e m . though we r e c o g n i z e the the c o m m i t t e e p r o m i s e s b u s railroad tracks and avail Y O U TURK) iN]TO A As a s o l u t i o n they h a v e de- problem, we c a n ' t u n d e r - s t a n d the s o l u t i o n . service o u t to the p r o p o s e d t h e m s e l v e s of the p r o p o s e d MLXEB-UP RADICAL/ c i d e d to shift c a r s b e l o n g i n g l o t . It wasn't mentioned bus s e r v i c e . to s t u d e n t s out of the r a m p Forcing residents of the The s e c o n d d e f e n s e i s the Traffic Committee's claim that s t u d e n t p a r k i n g in the Affiliation: the half-way step r a m p a c r o s s f r o m Shaw was i n t e n d e d o n l y as a s t o p - g a p OUR READERS' MINDS The A S M S U Student B o a r d c o m m i t t e d one e r r o r Tues- the n a t i o n a l , i n t e r n a t i o n a l o r campus level. gins from to r e c e i v e s e r v i c e s the association im- m e a s u r e . It i s p e c u l i a r that t h i s fact h a s c o m e to l i g h t State News tone day night when it s u d d e n l y Jim Graham, ASMSU mediately. Our main concern only now. voted to r e a f f i l i a t e with the N a t i o n a l Student A s s o c i a t i o n Chairman full h a s s a i d that a affiliation w i t h NS A i s that s t u d e n t g o v e r n m e n t d o e s not h a l t i t s i n v o l v e m e n t T h e f i n a l a r g u m e n t i s that a l t e r n a t i v e s p a c e s c a n ' t be out of tune with idea (N S A). c o u l d not now h a v e p a s s e d with t h i s p a r t i a l s t e p . f o u n d . B u t the l o t n o r t h of To the Editor: lib. ral bribes, l'hls h. ine wa.-> patently The p a r t of the T u e s d a y the b o a r d . This is t r u e , how- A S M S U m u s t c o n t i n u e to the M e n ' s I . M . B u i l d i n g p r o - " T o n e " Is a word that is used to successful here because it .ran be said describe a certain pattern we perceive today that "MSL' has inotv Mei it Scholars n i g h t a c t i o n we r e g r e t is e v e r , not b e c a u s e of the c u r - l o o k f o r w a y s to e x p a n d the v i d e s j u s t s u c h ah a l t e r n a - ourv-iitly enrolled than any otlui school in a • book, a play, a movie, or in a that it was o n l y a h a l f - s t e p , r e n t NSA c r i s i s o v e r C I A exchange p r o c e s s of student t i v e . It h a s a c a p a c i t y of newspaper. The perception of tone is for in the nation; half a ¿a in as many a^ Har- the most part subliminal, but occasionally vard, twici as many as M I T , and three a c o m p r o m i s e made neces- s u p p o r t , b u t b e c a u s e of the opinion. This could mean o v e r 500 c a r s and i s a c t u a l - times as many as .-ither Stanford or a combination occurs that is so very well s a r y b e c a u s e of c a m p u s p o l - c o n s e r v a t i v e n a t u r e of the extending commitment to ly c l o s e r to W e l l s H a l l t h a n aligned with the pattern, so indicative of Y a l e . " Significantly, "Ov\ r two-thirds of these are MSU-spon^oivd Scholars." itic s, board. NSA at s o m e appropriate the r a m p s o u t h of S h a w . the tone, that we consciously note how well It fits; we find ourselves using this com- " A university whtch wants good students ASMSU explicity l i m i t e d It m i g h t h a v e b e e n m o r e t i m e , o r s e a r c h i n g f o r new As it s t a n d s now the T r a f - bination. as example whenever we try to that badly mu-t have some appieclatlon student o r g a n i z a t i o n s , and explain the »one of a particular work. of int. llectual things." Oh? Hi a why are i t s m e m b e r s h i p in the as- a d v i s a b l e p o l i t i c a l l y to w a i t fic C o m m i t t e e ' s d e c i s i o n is For the State News,' silCh ah exiinpiSfy so many people -till laughing? s o c i a t i o n to v o t i n g on t h o s e u n t i l the NSA p a s s e d t h r o u g h new a f f i l i a t i o n s . g r o s s l y u n f a i r . It i s b a s e d on combination occurred lastThursday: given D. fVn ll ton Oarolus its current trials before Despite the q u e s t i o n a b l e two pictures from Hubbard Hall, one of I ast Lansing ii Miinaii issues concerning campus specious economic argu- President Hannah dining with several stu- p r o b l e m s . The ultimate ASMSU affiliated. But the w i s d o m o f M S U ' s j o i n i n g NSA m e n t s and c o m p l e t e d i s r e - dents in Hubbard, the other of some clown v a l u e • of j o i n i n g an o r g a n i - m o v e T u e s d a y n i g h t was a r i g h t n o w , the t i m i n g of the g a r d f o r the i n t e r e s t ' s o f the ddlhg S "hall vacuum cleaner, the State Deciphering tests News chose to run the latter on the front z a t i o n s u c n as NS'A' is the calculated gamble, betting m o v e s h o u l d not b e a l l o w e d students. page, while relegating the photograph of that NSA w i l l s u r v i v e in- to o v e r s h a d o w the e v e n t u a l To the Editor: a b i l i t y to E x c h a n g e i d e a s w i t h T h e c o m m i t t e e s e n t up a President Hannah, incorrectly captioned, to the back. Last Monday an Iranian student wrote other college rep- tact. significance affiliation could t r i a l b a l l o o n - - l e t ' s h o p e it Just one suggestion: why don't you call a letter to the State News criticizing r e s e n t a t i v e s on a l l p r o b l e m s Now that Michigan State acqui re. has been s u f f i c i e n t l y punc- your paper The State Whi/? University College finals. M r . Saless f a c i n g s t u d e n t s , w h e t h e r on The Steering Committee failed a SS 231 final which even some of is a m e m b e r of NSA it be- --The Kditors tured. --The K d i t o r s the teachers of the course received " C " Hubbard Hall grades on when they took It. He said that complaints about the unfairness of such POINT OF VIEW Merit scholars finals from students and teachers are ignored. He complained that refusing to l'o the t\.!itor: recogni/e such criticism is> undemocratic. ASMSU needs NSA affiliation 1 write regarding Che letter of Feb, 20 In the following Wednesday's "SN, Ohitra by Mary W. Davis.. Smith misinterprets him by saying "he I am not defending John I.add' - article. complains bitterly that it was undemo- It was, as charged, misleading, I would, cratic to deny him a passing g r i d e , " and however, like to offcranantidotalanaly-is Suggests that he is asking for " a double EDITOR'S NOTE: Jim Graham ternative affiliation should be sought by duced rates. Second, let us consider vote of 10-2 when it says an attempt to of the University's concern with National standard." This is obviously untrue. w r o t e the f o l l o w i n g as an o p e n ASMSU if it is interested in having ex- their excellent health Insurance (which take student leaders from this campus Merit Finalists, Mr. Saless's experience shows that l e t t e r to the s t u d e n t b o d y . ternal affiliations. But let it again be we already have) and their life insur- and allow them to have the experience Mary Davis allows that " p e r h a p s MSU there can be a great discrepancy between clearly understood that there is no good ance program which we could use. Third, for discifssing common problems with stu- By J I M G R A H A M is still a cow college to some; a center of the instructor's grade and the final exam alternative to the National Student As- let us consider the excellent travel pro- dent leaders from other campuses. It C h a i r m a n ASMSU mediocre mass education." With qual- grade in a UniversityCollege course.This sociation in America today. gram the NSA offers that we could use should be noted that there Is no large ifications, I believe this is true. is because questions on such finals are At the Tuesday night meeting of the In fact there is only one other alterna- very much. Fourth, NSA offers the best northern university for several exceptions Now " c e n t e r s of mediocre mass educa- deliberately made as obscure and con- ASMSU Student Board, affiliation with the tive organization and it is known as the compilation of student government infor- that Is not a member of the National t i o n " typically feel Inadequate and in- fusing as possible by concentrating on National Student Association (NSA) was Associated Student Governments of the mation In the country today, and it offers Student Association. The membership of secure. People laugh at them no matter material which is not explicitly covered passed by a vote of 10 - 2. It was passed United States of America, This organiza- advice on all ranges of subjects from NSA ranges from Harvard, North Caro- how good their football teams a r e , r h e i r in the text, by creating highly ambiguous with the sincere feeling of these voting tion was formed as a result of NSA's academic freedom, course evaluation, lina, UCLA, Berkeley, Stanford, Michi- self-esteem suffers, Even huge new build- sentences, and by phrasing the questions in the affirmative that Michigan State position in civil rights sit-ins in 1961. bookstore and student rights. gan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois and so ings don't allay the pain. Life's no fun so that they make the least possible University student government needs the It is made up of small southern schools on and so on to Include the major uni- NSA holds conferences each year for at all. sense. (I'm surprised they aren't written National Student Association affiliation in who certainly do not have a great deal In versities in our nation today. Th'erefore member schools on subjects such as Then someone, usually very new at the in Sanskrit to make it even harder.) order to continue and to improve upon common with the larger northern uni- It has always sort of perplexed some of psychedellcs, student stress, and aca- University, makes a suggestion, lie says, In effect, such an exam tests one's ability the services, programs, and discussions versities such as own own. It confines it- us In the student board why MSU feels demic freedom. NSA has a staff of over " W h y not improve the quality of the ed- to decipher the questions rather than one's for the future in student government. self entirely to projects to the degree that as though It can remain out of such an 40 people who work In the attempt to ucation we're offering? Then many gifted knowledge of course material. As both In these past several days there has it will not discuss academic freedom or organization that has such tremendous Improve student governments. There- students will want to come here and people these things are approximate functions of been a great deal of talk and there has civil rights or student rights or prices potential. fore I think there can be no question will stop laughing at u s . " I.vtryone at the intelligence, there usually seems to be been a great deal of controversy over or anything else that we would consider correlation between the two grades. But whatsoever in any of our minds that The year and four months that we have University shouts, " Y e a h , yeah, yeahl" the National Student Association. Much to be of real important campus issues. since a foreign student has not spent his NSA affiliation will result in direct bene- been out of the National Student Asso- But the people in charge of effecting of it has-been over NSA's affiliation with The second stipluation of our motion fit to the students of this University. the task realize that Improving the quality entire life interpreting English, he is at a ciation we have found that increasingly the Central Intelligence Agency. There clearly states that not only will NSA of the education requires a good deal of disadvantage in deciphering the questions we have become Isolated from other has been a good deal of talk that be- be reevaluated in one year but also Therefore there is a need for us to effort and imagination. Moreover, many on the final, and thus his final exam grade student government leaders throughout cause of the discovery of this connection that we oppose CIA connections with NSA. Join NSA regardless of Its connections traditional institutions aiid values will un- differs greatly from the instructor's grade the country. We need their experience, that the National Student Association will However, we accept NSA when it says that and regardless of Its stands on nation- doubtedly have to go. This is not accept- even if he has a good command of English. and they equally need our experiences, disband. Let it be understood'clearly that it has severed all connections with the al and International politics. To join now able and so a dilemma arises—how to to Increase upon their own knowledge Reducing the weight of the final to there is no serious attempt at any one of Central Intelligence Agency. Yet it states is at this time to Indicate very clearly preserve the existing establishment ( " a of certain situations. It Is our hope that 25 per cent of the total grade may alleviate the major NSA's schools that are mem- in the motion that if we find that in the to all concerned that we are not in- center of mediocre mass education") and the student body of Michigan State Uni- this problem somewhat, but an overhaul in bers to disaffiliate or to begin a new future there are connections with the CIA terested in this segment of NSA affil- still attract outstanding students whose versity will seriously consider this very the entire procedure for creating final Association of Student Governments. than our disaffiliation will result. iations. That, In fact, we completely presence will obsure its persisting de- complex question and will feel free to call exarn questions would be better. As it is clearly stated in the ASMSU Now the question Is raised what can will ignore international and national res- fic iencies. upon any member of the student board at George Fergus motion we will not become connected or ASMSU as a student government gain olutions. We join now to indicate to the any time to discuss the Issue. The solution isn't real difficult: offer Chicago, 111., junior in any way participants in National or directly and concretely from the $285 National Student Association and to the International politics or resolutions. We it pays In dues to the National Student country as a whole that we are interested in the concrete programs and projects Join NSA on account of the concrete pro- Association. Let me sight a few of the Volkswagen Service HILLEL FOUNDATION gram that NSA can offer ASMSU and be- better programs which are conducted which will benefit our student body di- cause of the discussions over campus is- by NSA. First, let us consider the In- rectly. That Is the reason we join now. sues which ensue at an NSA Congress. It has also been suggested that an al- ternational I.D. Card which allows stu- dents to travel through Europe on re- The student board of ASMSU acted on a 319 Hillcrest at W. Grand River and Repair ' n o t since t m a t muge I HAVE NO PESifcE TO SET Sabbath S e r v i c e s Saturday 10 a m Sinclair Regular .32* 5T. bernarp s t a r t e d to — come ^around... — y RACKED UP BY A ST. &EPNAf?D) Sunday Feb. 26 6 p.m. Sinclair Super ,369c gal UNIVERSITY FOREIGN CAR Suppe r-Forum- Soc ia I RABBI FREDERICK EISENBERG T e m p l e E m a n u e l , G r a n d R a p i d s , will d i s c u s s 3029 E . K a l a m a z o o at C l i p p e r ! " T H E NEW M O R A L I T Y " 482-5832 489-8211 I Bufffet supper-Everyone cordially invited for rides call - 332-1916 O p e n 7:30 t i l l 9 : 3 0 w e e k d a y s Friday, February 24. 1967 3 Mìclifga'n State News, East Lansing, Michigan McNamara criticism grows SPECULATIONS O N ' é l Romney finds favorable outlook as Soviets deploy ABM's rhe Administration is holding WASHINGTON PI — concerned ference between the military intelligence Information with a MESA, Ariz. .¥) — Gov. George W. Romney of Michigan con- off construction of an American over Soviet deployment of an anti- leaders and Sec. of Defense view that the Soviet Union's ABM, cluded his seven-day political tour of the West Thursday with when completed In about five missile defense, hoping that talks missile system, the Joint Chiefs Robert S. McNamara over the favorable indications for the Republican presidential nomination. extent and purpose of a second years, might take a great deal with the Soviets will curb a multi- of Staff are pressing anew for a He held what he called a wrap-up news conference and spent defensive system being erected of the edge off current U.S. bllllon-dollar weapons race. Mc- U.S. defense against Interconti- most of his time giving a glowing account of his trip which took him in northeastern Russia. Both superiority in offensive missiles Namara places a price tag of up nental ballistic missiles. all the way to Alaska. A Pentagon statement Wednes- sides agree that missile batter- —thereby seriously altering the to $40 billion on a full U.S. mis- "Everywhere," he said, "the outlook for Republicans was day night reflected a key dlf- ies now being constructed around international balance of power. sile defense with fallout shelters. favorable." Moscow are designed to Knock When someone asked him if his own outlook was favorable down American warheads. enough for him to reach a decision for shooting for the White Peppel But Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, House Romney grinned broadly and said, " W e l l , favorable enough to keep up the hot courtship." chairman of the Joint Chiefs, finds It "difficult to accept" Soviets convict Jew Romney said he had talked to audiences totaling 18,500, raised ••y scholarship the McNamara-held view that $200,000 in funds for the GOP and had traveled almost 9,000 miles. ? - " T h e trip has been well worth while," he said. ' T h e whole effort the second so-called Tallinn sys- tem Is primarily icfc protection of spying for Israel ¿Tías been very rewarding." fund started against bombers, the Pentagon said. MOSCOW iff - A Soviet Jew has Last May Dolnik handed over Yesterday's stop had one incident that marred the general been convicted on charges of to David Gavish, a former sec- A memorial scholarship and McNamara was said to be bas- . optimistic tone. Romney had been invited to speak at a birthday spying for Israel and fabricating ond secretary at the Israeli Em- loan fund has been established ing U.S. countermoves on theas- party honoring Joseph A. Farnsworth, the founder of Dreamland anti-Soviet propaganda, the So- bassy, information which "had in the name of Robert Peppel, sumption that " t h e Soviets have Villa, a housing development for the retired. While Romney was viet government newspaper Iz- interest for other foreign intel- the Music Dept. reported yester- already started to deploy a holding his news conference, Farnswroth, who is 71, fainted. vestla said Thursday. ligence organizations." day. nationwide ABM (antlballlstlc Romney immediately canceled the rest of his conference and Izvestia did not report the The paper said Gavish had M r . Peppel, Port Hope grad- missile) system or will do so In been Dolnik's chief. Gavish was doctors were called to attend Farnsworth who has had a history of sentence but said the man, re- uate student, died Tuesday as the future." expelled from the Soviet Union heart trouble. tired civil engineer Solomon Dol- the result of an automobile ac- But at this point McNamara is last Aug. 13 after being accused In view of what happened, Romney departed from most of the nik, "got what he deserved." cident Feb. 3. opposed to undertaking costly of spying. speech he had prepared to deliver, but his aide said it would stand The maximum Soviet penalty for Robert Unkefer, associate pro- deployment of a U.S. antimissile Just as if he had delivered it. spying is death. Asked about the Dolnik case, fessor of music, will administer system. In his prepared specch, Romney said this nation could be headed Izvestia gave this account: Dol- an Israeli Embassy spokesman the fund, which is still in the As in previous years, the Joint for what he called an inflationary runaway followed by a recession. nlk was lured into espionage said no one at the embassy knows organisational stage. Chiefs maintain that the United " W e may well be on the verge ofthe mbst disastrous wage-price by Israeli diplomats who met him Dolnik and "none of the mem- spiral in history," he noted. If Houdini did it.... The fund will be self-perpet- States should proceed with its uating through MSU and will be own ABM deployment to protect at the Moscow synagogue. He bers of the Israeli Embassy has Romney arrived in Phoenix on Thursday morning, coming to gave military secrets about ter- been engaged in the activities composed entirely of contribu- the nation against ICBM attack. alleged against them in this ar- the only state outside the South that Sen. Barry Goldwater carried Steve B a k e r , professional e s c a p e a r t i s t and rain features to a member of the tions. Contributions will be ac- The Joint Chiefs have studied ticle." as the GOP candidate in 1964. m a g i c i a n , e s c a p e s f r o m a s t r a i t j a c k e t while hanging Israeli Embassy staff. cepted In 102 Music Building. Romney never endorsed Goldwater, who has said that this still f r o m the 10th f l o o r of t h e O a k l a n d T r i b u n e T o w e r , The fund is being fostered by rankles. But there was no confrontation scene -Goldwater was off on Oakland, Calif. B a k e r p e r f o r m s as " T h e G r e a t friends of M r . Peppel, the Dept. a speaking tour, too. G e r h a r d t . " T h e , s t u n t w a s p e r f o r m e d by the l a t e of Music, Dept. of Speech and At the airport, Romney ran into his biggest display of unfriendly H o u d i n i in 1923. He t h r o w s a w a y the s t r a i t j a c k e t Drama, the Dance Division of banners. One read, " R a m b l e r Needs Romney, America Doesn't," the H PR Dept., and the 4-H ( l e f t ) t h e n w a v e s to the c r o w d . UPI Telephoto and another, "Romney Would Rather Switch Than F i g h t , " a n d a Youth Division of the Coopera- placard said, "Reagan for President in ' 6 8 . " ENGINEERING OPPORTUNITIES tive Extension Service. Treaty to bypass DeGaulle Soviet Union and Britain - want to help West Germany with con- for industrial spying, and inter- for Seniors and Graduates in MECHANICAL, AERONAUTICAL, CHEMICAL, CIVIL (structures oriented), ELECTRICAL, MARINE, GENEVA f -The United States fere with peaceful experiments it enforced by the International cessions, and METALLURGICAL and Britain Thursday found a way by making unfoundedchargesthat Atomic Energy Agency - IAEA - Foreign Minister Willy Brandt ENGINEERING to prevent Charles de Gaulle from they were working on weapons. a 95-natiion body, to which the told the Bundestag in Bonn Thurs- delaying the projected treaty with Russians belong. day West Germany would not al- ENGINEERING MECHANICS, the Soviet Union to halt the spread Lord Chalfont told reporters, The West Germans want it low itself to be put under a dis- APPLIED MATHEMATICS, of nuclear a r m s , if he decides to " T h e thing to remember is that if enforced through Euratom, the advantage in the treaty. West CERAMICS, PHYSICS and try. we can't get an arrangement the nuclear branch of the West Euro- Germans say they fear a Soviet Lord Chalfont, Britain's dis- Soviets will accept, there won't ENGINEERING PHYSICS pean Common Market. inspector would use his position armament minister, said in a be any nonproliferatlon treaty France and West Germany be- at a l l . " news conference, " A French veto long to Euratom. The Euratom over the arrangements we have in treaty looks with suspicion on a Five finalists mind simply would not apply." He would not say what the ar- member submitting to any other supervision than Euratom's own. for Mr. MSU ACTS-ALL CAMPUS T ^ E N T SHOW CAMPUS INTERVIEWS rangements are. A West German veto would The M r . MSU court for De Gaulle has made it clear that he dislikes plans for a treaty and does not intend to sign it. bring charges that the West Ger- mans are trying to avoid inspec- 1967-68 is: L a r r y Berger, Hav- erford, " Pa., sophomore (Zeta U N I O N BALLROOM MONDAY, FEB. 27 tion and make an atom bobm. Tau Alpha); Bruce Dove, Wash- The problem in Geneva is how to police the treaty. The nuclear France could use its veto, or threaten to use it. in an attempt ington, D.C., Junior (Alpha Chi Omega); Ted O'Neill, Chicago, TONIGHT Appointments should be made in advance through your 8:00 PM. powers - the United States, the 111., Junior (Delta Delta Delta); College Placement Office T i m Tickard, Franklin, Junior (West Wilson)', and JohnSebeson, x the, oMaibU¿¿taw. on camfuui' Pratt & u Whitney East Lansing, junior (ThetaChi). 'iS'ON O * UN» rio Peking claims ormy M r . MSU, one of these five men, will be announced at the Spinsters' Spin, Saturday night. 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" J i m McCallum or Tom Mitchell, Sun R m c s reports that Erickson fhey laughed at MSU Baskct- Ba •rs canci. lied Noi thwest- What Benimjton is- referring and he's been averaging over 15 ft-el" that, owing to the suspen- 11 Coach John Bcnington when 1 s ticket * i th a 110- M ic— to is that the Spartans were the points a a m e , " Bi-nlngton said, s ion of two of the Illini's star -aid, at the beginning of the to y . la st tea m , of the four contenders, " And they're a more aggres- players, who played against the •ar, that a 9-5 record .might win ffit bpa rtans who -r.L-a • to -tifL th-. launhtv:'. a ¡no ICed tea iirSutur- in case of a tie. Ten in shout in.;. Now they've their usual five of Matthew A itch, In their last two games the Bad- da Bcnington saw the Badgers play moved up to one of the top Lee Lafayette, John Möllns,Steve rhi Bad ;>-i-s ixjast tí rt i top Minnesota, Feb. 14, and saiiltliat shooting t e a m s , " K>inal and John Bailey, although rs have u; set two of the tup. jntendCL's for the title with a sc o r i tlirea'ts In Chucl : N.. »:1c, they've made only one change Meanwhile, Wisconsin is ex- Benin ¿ton said that this will de- ncuj that i- one of the youngest Jo . Franklin ind Jim Mi Cal- sin ce the Spartans played them, periencing a controversy over a pend on whom Wisconsin starts. the conference. Coach John lu TI • These thr .•e didn't zi ve the In other games, Illinois is at Purdue; Iowa is at Indiana In rick son's team has assumed s, art ans much trouble t .. first t ' ' s p o i l e r " role as it meets til • - , but MSU may no e SO a televised game; Michigan is at v Spartans-, who are 6-3, in adison at S:30 p . m . Saturday. lu :ky the* scco id tlim- a. ind. 1 à i e to stay in II ilc. bj ?S' i'tci is Fencers face IU,U of D Minnesota, and Northwestern is at Uhlo State. losva Was the" first upset vic- th ac-.-, they must fo i the MSU Fencing Coach Charles men lost 20-7 to Ohio State and mf last Saturday. The Hawk- 80 -64 loss at Ohio Sta ti last Schmitter has a strange problem 21-6 to Notre Dame last week- res w. re beaten; in three over- M )nd ay. " W e c a n't afford another with his fencing team. Instead of n-.L-s on rheir home court,96-95. Northwestern wa- next. The = e » 403.4483 fea c," -aid B enington. " I f we co ul i tie lor t i. title, il '. [1 W'C •LAST DAY- At 1:15—3:15—5:15-7: J 5-9:1> getting them "psyched u p " for their meets this Saturday with the University of Detroit and Indiana University, at Blooming- ton, he has to relax them. Fencing for MSU will be Rod- ger Loutzenhiser, Terry Givens, Serge Montalvo and Don Satchell in foil; Charlie Raer, Dean Dag Runners, » Wisconsin stage R. HUDSON - G. PEPPAKI: "They pushed themselves too gett, Pete Kahle and Warren IN duel before showdown STAK IS hard last week and tightened up Lucas in sabre and Frank Schu- TOMORROW! "TOBRUK" once they started fencing," bert, R i l l Kerner, Ken Sommer COLOR Schmitter said. The MSU blades- ville and J i m Davey In epee. KA ll'Ri-. SATURDAY AT 1:25-3:30-5:35-7:35-9:40 •HOaltAM INfOMMATlON •I J " * * « ? . SUPER BARGAIN DAY M ICHIGAN XLL DAY PKEVUi: 2 FEATURES By N O R M S A A R I Sfafe Neve l.amb w ith no name. have won their only dual of the Arrington and Steve Whipple has Das Campbell, Don ( rawford, In the shot put; Alan Maibach season and also have taken top clocked 3:16.5 this season. Bob Steele and Richard Dunn of and Mike Bowers in the high Danger Jump and Roland Carter, John unofficial honors at the three MSU will also be entering a MSU will be running against him like tight relay meets they have entered. top line of contestants, though. Wilcox and J i m Stewart in the Whipple, who has been timed in black glov " I t looks like it will be a knock- Dick Sharkey, with antt:51.2time 0:48.5 for the distance. pole vault. down, drag-out-type m e e t , " MSU in the two-mile and 4:12.3 in the A FiSIfUL In the middle distances, Keith The MSU mile relay team, Coates, Merchant and Stanley which defeated the Badgers in ifDQUAM will enter the 1000 yard run, ind their dual last year to win the Richard Dunn, Pat Wilson and meet, ha s not yet been selected Richard Tompkins will run the by Dittrich. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ is the first motion 600. Students will be admitted with Jackson will be competing I.D. cards. I picture of its kind. y f l H I B N H L . It won't be the last! 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East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Eleven mat All-Americans highlight"U-M - MSU meet on, is the deten Bis ren Kamman at 160, Pt ,te Cornell at mar By G A Y E L W E S C H at i. ipion at that weight, 177 and Porter at heavyweight, State News S p o r t s W r i t e r cha rdson, b-0-1 at av\ Peninger rated th i- teams prac- Ir. what could be termed the is sell is 11-5 at 123 and will ht, will face his biggest test tically even for th e match, with Super Bos*l of Big Ten wres- railed on to fact Michigan's 3f ie season when he wrestles four weight cla.sse s favored for tling, MSU's matme-n take on tlu Wolverines' Porter. Porter each team and th e 145 bout a Michigan Saturday at 4 p . m . at NCAA run,nc i- the defending Big Ten and toss-up. But Wol serine Coach Michigan's Yost Ficldhousi.. Bie Ten. char ion at 123. NCAA champion. Cliff Keen disagree C a r r , ¡ • defending Bi l'en Rounding out the probabh MSU " I ' d say MSU h,is to be fav- Both teams are undefeated this Champion it 137, is 12-5-1 a line-up will be Qive Campbell orod,"kenn sak:. ' ' I'hey are the season with MSU ranked No. 1 145 this .a son and will tac at 152, and LXm Cox, ioO. No. 1 team in the na .tion and have and Michigan No. 6 in the na- Michigan' Burt Merical in whs Michigan's tentative Une-up is a wealth of talent, I will predict tional college ratings. Peninger called thle meet" :ri Fehrs at 123, Geoffrey Her.son at that there will be some upsets As proof of the power of- the c i a l " bout. 130, Gordon Weeks at 137, Meri- however, and ever;,' bout will be teams, they placed 11 players Bradley, 10-2-1 cal is 145, Fred SUhman at 152, crucial." collectively on the 1967 mid- sea son All-America rankings compiled by the Amateur Wres- tling News. MSU placed eight members on the squad, Michi- SLUSH MIND RULING Spartan Mat All-Americans gan three, These, e i g h t S p a r t a n w r e s t l e r s w e r e n a m e d by t h e A m a t e u r W r e s t l i n g Ne • • 50 The meet is an offspring of Fedorchik from Belle Vernon, Trampoline has Randy Camp- VanWermer from Hillsdale. Szy- defeated for MSU this "laaun the conference faculty g'"oup,and the conference's rule permitting Pa., Pennsylvania state all- bell, runner-up in. the state, from pula said that although he's had while Behm has only one loss. it will be the No. 1 item for dis- freshman competition. The frosh around champion, whom Szypula Ionia, and Rich Murahata from little experience in the event he Anderson is lt>-0 at 137, Rad- cussion at the regular faculty Boulder, Col. came with much capability and usually got their only opportunity to 'compete at the Flint Open, calls one of the t'iin st all-around men in the country* Fedorchik placed sixth in the Murahata, another all-around lias had extremely rapid develop- performer, will be limited to ment. Î DATES where they also faced varsity performers, competing unat- tached from team affiliation. Coach George Srypula, looking Midwest Open held last Decem- ber. His best events are floor exercise, vault, high bar and tramp and parallel bars because Steve Ma roldo from south -cen- of a turned ankle that put him on tral New Jersey, has made good crutches for several weeks. Szy- progress in rings, despite a lack ^jtwilile jjj. !MMM Mm m S fiouthwwt o r i h W M t of D R I V E -I N iwim of LUa n si i n g o n M-TO FOR ONLY $3 • forward to see how his frosh parallel bars. pula expects him to be working of experience. • Di sc.'Ver the exciting • . tes in your life thru the vuld^ FRI. SAT. SUN. (3) COLOR HITS • data processing system at* 0 NOI. In rddition to names,® Frosh tankers In times past, freshmen swim- to gauge, and be gauged by, the meet 4 foes ard Crittenden, Kim Cummings, Fred Southward, Ron Jacks and 650 ELECTRIC -IN-CAR -HE ATERS 2 FIRST LANSING SHOWINGS • i Idrt-sses & phone n u m b e r s , ! • • • you 11 see their pictures and* learn t,«.w much their back- J I When You Must Keep Alert competition that they will face Mark Holdridge and Bruce Steve Ware give Indiana some & GUEST FEATURE • gn-unds, interests, attitudes* m e r s in the Big Ten have known • match yours • then meet over * for the next three years. Richards all produced first place good men, he said, but a high <;. It's fully guaranteed* When you can't afford to be drowsy, [ each other by reputation. They • the p At 2 p . m . Saturday, the MSU finishes in individual or relay proportion of scholastic ineligi- HIT N O , 1 IN C O L O R O N C E AT 7:00 Join® inattentive, or anything less than all never got a chance to face each because MM works, there . here s how to stay on top. Frosh swimmers will meet their events, as did J i m Henderson in bility among their freshmen last • liK»)' stu • other in meets. of swinging M s r VfflV Continuous Action Alertness This year, thanks to a Big Ten counterparts from University of the one-meter diving, semester could make it difficult jnts lied* nu havwit;thefuu- Capsules deliver the awakeness of rule change, the Spartan fresh- Michigan, Indiana and Ohio State •Fetters noted that all four for them to put enough men into who j '.time . m i i f 'vi>t tmhi en iir n l i»v^ e' "s ., îF o 1 V »r yyour «*«.. ^ hated two cups of coffee, stretched out man swimmers will get a chance IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Freshman in a quadrangular meet at the Matt Mann pool in Ann Arbor. Freshman Coach Dick Fetters teams have strong swimmers. each event. Jessica enough to kill her that PicfiiRe »exclusive Questionnaire, fast* J data processing, -ind 50 groovy # • new dates, simply send \our* up to six hours. Safe and non-habit-forming. .. ft^fl. .« said, " T h i s year's tre^iman are way7 PWMMSi • n a m e and address with$3(full j VlRV • price) by Wednesday to: • cagers win about as good as those of three • • ball M S U ' s f r e s h m a n basket- t e a m c l o s e d out its years ago.' Those seniors left from that team were honored in a ceremony before last week- r < ûeao COLOR • S'ct(:l>)l(l! Putirti/ •Iit'll U'llshire H, •« ri,, IhllCalif. Institut* III. Suite "ii'JtS ili • Continuous Action end's Minnesota meet. Alertness Capsules t h r e e - g a m e s e a s o n with an DON AMECHE MARTHA HYER 81-63 victory over the They included much of the MSU strength — Gary' Dilley, co- main njoey SUSAN GORDON ZSAZSA GABOR.. Notre D a m e frosh. captains Ed Glick and Ken Walsh, Lloyd W a r d ledtheSpai— Jack Marsh and Bob Wolf. The present freshman have Bun * BISHOP •Mr*.; WfNOfU CORF* SIGNE HASSO ANN» tí HIT N O . 2 F I R S T RUN O N C E AT 8 : 5 7 tans in s c o r i n g with 22, They Texas already proved that they will ACROSS f o l l o w e d by t e a m m a t e J i m _ ^ ^ ^ m JOStPH E LEVINE ptesenl. present a threat for three years G i b b o n s , who h a d 18. G i b - to other Big Ten teams. Early Fracture tHB Hn/BH — llAURENCE HARVEY- DALIAH LAVI • LIONEL JEFFRIES bons led both t e a m s in in the month they defeated the r e b o u n d i n g , 13. U-M Frosh in a closely-con- the J o h n G a l l a g h e r h a d 22 tested 66-57 dual meet. Frontier p o i n t s to p a c e the l o s e r s . High school All-Americans 500 ELECTRIC-CAR HEATERS bob Burke, Bob Chatfield, Rich- _ _ _ _ _ k UNIVERSAL PJCTURt I HIT N O . (1) IN C O L O R AT 7 P . M . | li THE IDEA WAS SHOWN TWICE AT 7:25 A N D 11:30 ASIAN-LATIN AMERICAN-AFRICAN IMPLAUSIBLE,.. -2nd TOP C O L O R FEATURE- THE AGENTS, SERIES IMPROBABLE... ûm H'uogy THE CHANCES.. ULTRA-MOD! ULTRA-MAD! ULTRA-MYSTERY! IMPOSSIBLE ! PRESENTS ULTRA-MYSTERY! GREGORY SOPHIA ALIRIO LOREN SOPHIA STANLEY DONEN m u m PECK »STANLEY DONEN DIAZ ARABESQUE ARABESQUE Classie TECHNICOLOR"/ PANAVISION* The real excitement Produced and Directed by STANLEY DONEN A UNIVERSAL RELEASE Guitarist from begins when they run out of |bullet$l ERIC SYKES ERIC PORTMAN • DENI North Hagadorn Roati Adven'tist Church East Lansing Unity Center 8:30 - 9:30 - 11:00 THE CHURCH OF k l m b e r l y Downs hlocks north of Grand River] First Christian 425 W. Grand River Temporarily Meeting at peoples Church "No Adultery" Worship Services University Lutheran Church JESUS CHRIST OF Reformed C h u r c h Church of C h r i s t 332-1932 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a . m . LATTER-DAY SAINTS 1007 Klmberly Drive, Lansing East Lansing Rev. Burns I Division and Ann Sts. Sunday Service -- 11:00 a . m . "One Dimensional M a n " 240 Marshall St., Lansing "Mormons" (2 blocks W. of Frandor Interdenominational Wednesday Class - 7:30 p . m . SATURDAY SERVICES Rev. Hofman " by Dr. Truman A. Morrison 431 E. Saginaw Shopping Center on 9:30 a . m . Sabbath School preaching" Daily Meditation — 12 noon Ministers Church School E. Grand River) West of Abbott Rd. 11:00 a . m . Worship Service Morning Service 9:00 and 11:15 200 W. Grand River Consultation by Appointment Rev. Alden B. Burns I 9:30 a . m . and 11:00 a . m . Crib IV 9-7130 SUNDAY SERVICES at Michigan Minister: Richard D. Billings room through Junior high Saturday, February 25th "The Practice of Self-Denial" Rev. Keith L Pohl Priesthood Meeting 9:00 a.m. (Church of the Daily Word) High School Group at 11 a.m. Grand Ledge Academy Choir Sunday School 10:30 a.m. University C l a s s 10:15 SUNDAY SERVICES SUNDAY SERVICES Nursery During Services Edgewood Bus Stops under the direction of Sacrament Meeting 5:00 p.m. "Contemporary Liturgy" Morning Worship 11:00 a . m . 9:30 and 11:00 CHURCH SCHOOL 10:40 a.m. - Conrad Hall Mrs. Martha Johnson Bible Study 10:00 a . m . St. Johns Student Tuesday Evening Evening Service ? p . m . 10:45 a . m . - Parking Area "Counting the C o s t " Evening Worship 6:00 p . m . "Mission Parish 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.-Program For Transportation or Youth Meeting 7:30 p.m. j Between McDonel and Holmes Rev. Hofman 327 M.A.C. Phone ED 7-9778 for all ages Information Call 882-5007 for transportation, Impossible" Campus Student Center Wednesday evening Bible Sunday Masses 10:50 - Hubbard call 332-8465 or 355-8180 217 Bogue St. Apt. 1 Study 7:30 p . m . by D r . Duane Vore 11:00 a.m. - Children 2 11 yrs Each Sun. listen to "The Voice 7:15 - 8:30 - 9:45 - 11:00 j Other Stops Added by Request o f Prophecy," 9:30 a . m . , Phone 351-6360 12:15 - 4:45, & 6:00 p . m . W J I M 1240 and "Faith For A Warm Welcome Extended Those In Need of For Transportation Call CHURCH SCHOOL When necessary Sunday Free bus transportation 15 to ¡University Student Group T o d a y , " Channel 6 Sun. after- to All Visitors Transportation call — FE 9-8190 Masses will be doubled up 30 minutes before each ser- 15:30 p . m . supper and prografn noon, Channel 2 at 10:30 a . m . ( 8821425 485-3650 ED 2-l9t>0 or ED 2-2434 9:30 - 11:00 with masses in the chapel and vice around the campus. 'Transportation, phone 332-2906 downstairs lounge. C r i b through 12th Grade In Weekday Masses CASTminSTCR PRCSBYTCRian cnuBOt church bldg. 7:00 - 8:00 - 12:30 - 4:30 SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH UNIVERSITY REFORMED CHURCH 1 1315 A b b o t t Ra. Refreshment period in Church Masses at Alumni Chapel C O S T canSIFIG. micnicari Monday - Friday 4:15 Vfr,'/nw Shirk, fimlnr i:~il-7 H>4 parlor following worship ser- vices Saturday Masses ft! 'NDAY SCHEDULE 8:00 - 9:15 - 11:45 1518 S. Washintgon Lansing Worship Services— --9:00 and 11.-00 a . m . Who Is Jesus Christ? - P a r t 1 Church School, Crlbbery-Third Grade --9:00 and 11:00 a . m . Church School, Fourth Grade-Adults, Students—10:00 a«m; First Presbyterian F i r s t Church of " T h e Battle That Started A Song" C h r i s t , Scientist Ottawa and Chestnut 11:00 A M A L U M N I M E M O R I A L CHAPEL 2nd in Series of Unusual Battles For transportation phone 332-6271 or 332-8901 WORSHIP SERVICE 709 E. Grand River 7:00l' M UNION • R O O M 35 By 6:00 p.m. Saturday 9:30 a . m . East Lansing Rev. R. L . Moreland - MINISTERS - Rev. H. G . Beach 11:00 a.m. S U N D A Y 7:00 P . M . Sunday Service 11 a . m . Oratorial " T h e Task R e m a i n i n g " Sermon TRINITY CHURCH EPISCOPAL SERVICES AT MSU Narration from the writings 8:30 P.M. and speeches of Lincoln by 9:45 A.M. 120 Spartan Ave. Interdenominational "Christ J e s u s " ALUMNI C H A P E L Charles Greenwell. Music SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES from " E l i j a h " by Mendels- COLLEGE BIBLE CLASS YOUTH FELLOWSHIP (Auditorium Drive, East of Kresge Art Center) SUNDAY SCHOOL sohn. D r . Ted Ward, Teacher Three Courses of Study University Classes 6 p.m. Collegian Fellowship 11:00 a . m . - regular 9:45 MSU Learning Systems 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion and Sermon at Alumni Chapel (9:30&11-Unlverslty Student!) Refreshments 8:30 and Institute Morning Worship 5:15 p.m. Holy Communion and Sermon Supper 50£ WEDNESDAY 11:00 Topic: " C a n one accept'Play- 8:00 p.m.-Evening Meeting "The Cult of Contemporaneity" boy Morality' and still be a Assoc. Pastor Norman Piersma A l l Saints P a r i s h Christian." 11:00 A . M . God's Guiding Hand Evening Worship Free Public Reading Room \-00 800 Abbott Rd. Film and discussion-a dia- logue between a "playboy" and 134 West Grand River D r . Howard F . Sugden, Pastor "The Mysterious Guest" 8:00 a . m . Holy Communion Rev. Harvey Cox, author of OPEN Assoc. P a s t o r D a v i d L . E r b 9:30 a . m . Holy Communion and Sermon "The Secular C i t y " Weekdays—9-5 p . m . : 15 p.m. Trinity Collegiate Fellowship Mon., Tues., Thürs.,Frl. F R E E B U S S E R V I C E M o r n i n g and E v e n i n g 11:15 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon Free Bus Transportation Around Campus Evenings 7 p.m.-9 p . m . Canterbury T o and From Church All are welcome to attend PAS IORS: E. Eugene Williams, David L . Erb, Norman R. Piersma L C A L L 482-0754 F O R INFORMATION A warn and friendly welcome Church Services and visi; and Sundays 6:30 p . m . use the reading room. FREE BUS SERVICE- See schedule in your dorm. awaits you at First Presbyterian F r i d a y . F e b r u a r y 24. Ii)f'>7 7 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Saturday, MARSHALL H m m . I communication between the two basic information, he said, re- E D I T O R ' S N O T E : The f o l l o w i n g is the s e c o n d of than now exists. He said the cabi- sults in lack of consideration in will have albums by net president's report is suf- some board actions. a t w o - p a r t s e r i e s de- s c r i b i n g the v a r i o u s as- ficient because the shouldn't be "bogged down" by board Hassold cited student referen- dums as an example. He said the Jim & Jean p e c t s , f u n c t i o n s a n d bene- mechanics of cabinet projects. board sometimes fails to con- f i t s of the ASMSU C a b i - " A s long as they perform - sider the minimum of time neces- net . leave them alone," Graham ad- sary to prepare ballotsandsetup ded. booths when setting the voting By T R I N K A C L I N E date. He feels it is a major strength State N e w s S t a f f W r i t e r In contrast toGraham's vlewot of the ASMSU structure that the One question that has remained the president as an administra- two groups can function separ- unanswered during the two-year tor, not a senator, Hassold feels ately. "When our (board) image existence of ASMSU has been the is down and our activity nearly the president should have a vote amount of communication neces- paralyzed over an issue such as on the board. According the the sary between the cabinet and the 18-year old vote," Graham present ASMSU Constitution, the Student board. continued, "the cabinet continues cabinet president is a non-voting Recently, a few board mem- with its projects unhindered." member chosen by the board. bers advocated enforcing the rule He could recall only two sig- The normal rationale, Hassold that each week one cabinet vice nificant incidents where the board said, is that the president is not president give a report of his Intervened in cabinet affairs: representative. But he argued, department. These members felt once over admission charge to the " h e should have at least a vote the board should be informed of Timothy Leary speech and again on cabinet affairs, because he is the progress of cabinet affairs concerning the guest list to the the only one continually in con- No Exit' at Kita In mere detail than the cabinet president's weekly xeport offers. Supremes performance. "After two years under the tact with cabinet doings." However, Terry Hassold, ASMSU structure,"Graham said, Board members appear to have T h e s e t h r e e s t u d e n t s r e h e a r s e f o r t o n i g h t ' s a n d S a t u r d a y ' s p e r f o r m a n c e s of ASMSU Cabinet president, and conflicting views on the presi- "we've finally decided what each S a r t r e ' s " N o E x i t , " in w h i c h I n e z ( J o y c e K u z m a , left), E s t e l l e ( R o b i n B a c k i n g e r ) J i m Graham, ASMSU chairman, man is supposed to do. The dent's vote and communications. a n d G a r c i n (Ves S p i n d i e r ) f i n d t h e m s e l v e s t o g e t h e r in H e l l . The p l a y is b e i n g state the two organizations com- cabinet president is an adminis- One board member said there was p r e s e n t e d in M c D o n e l K i v a as p a r t of the M e r s F i n e A r t s W e e k e n d . municated too much last year. trator, not a senator." enough communication but that Lirvtifed n u m b e r o n l y . S t a t e N e w s p h o t o by M e a d e P e r l m a n Graham said the board was too the cabinet president should have aware of cabinet functions and While agreeing that there can a vote. A few members feel Also albums bv livid*, */nu>nfitl, that this awareness resulted in be too much communication,Has- definite steps should be taken to interference by the board. sold said that ix>ard members assure mot e direct communica- Left lianhe, ntj\s, need more "background and gen- tion, but the majority senses 110 Mass Media to meet Graham contends that it is very healthy to have no more eral kno\yedge." This lack of major breakdown. ?0 7 F . Gì- a n d River The Mass Media Committee There will be a Battle of the Bands from 8-12 p.m. in Fee will meet at 4 p.m. today in 323 Student Services. All interested IVs what's Hall. Admission is 75 cents per person, $1.25 for couples. are invited. * * * The Poor Souls will play this happening The Science Fiction Club will afternoon at the Mason-Abbot meet from 2-5 Saturday in the mixer from 4-6. Admission is 10 cents. The mixer is in the Union Oak Room. Phillips Lounge at 10 tonight for Mason lower lounge. the Justin-Morrill Spanish Club. • • » Student Religious Liberals will The All-Nations Forum of the meet at 11 a.m. Sunday in the East Lansing Trinity Church will The Exit Blues Band will play Union Old College Hall for a meet at 7 gum. Saturday in the in the Phillips lower lounge from discussion of " A m o u r Toujours Alumni Chapel Social Room. In- 8-11:30 tonight. No admission and the Here and Now." ternational students will discuss charge. * * * the historical basis of the death The Bengali Club will present and resurrection of Jesus Christ a musical evening at 8 tonight and its meaning The Moslem Students Assn. * *to *them. in the Student • Services * * Lounge. will meet at 2 p.m. Saturday in Wilson Hall Coffee House will 33 Union. be open tonight from 8:30 p.m. to * * * Guitarist Harry Laaksonen will 12:30 p . m . In East Terrace Openings are available for host a hootenanny at 8 tonight In Lounge. This Is a change from male voiees in the opera " F a u s t " the Wesley Foundation Lounge. Saturday evening. sponsored by the Speech and Mu- Refreshments will be served. • * • sic Departments. Interested men Sunday night a "Symposium on Senor Diaz, South American should go to 125 Music Bldg. the Draft Referendum" will be guitarist, will play intheSnyder- at 8 Monday night. offered at 8 p.m. permanent press SlaCkS ¿'hat(¡o mil iDifh um ûcâoe (iâ to embroider.. . higher hemlines M a k e the scene in action hound Starflower shift slacks that never need i r o n i n g . . . $ They c o m e in a l l your f a v o r i t e styles . . . and the 3 kit by Hiawatha newest fashion c o l o r s . No m a t t e r how rough you a r e on p a n t s , these Perinenent P r e s s w i n n e r s H a n e s p l a y s the 2 - i n I i r n i a very w i n n i n g way. T a k e s a w a y i ti 8 99 w i l l a l w a y s stay in shapel Completely finished skimmer of the r i s k of too m u c h f o u n d a t i o n hand w a- 484-4465. 3-2/27 10-3/10 • For 1, 2, 3, 4 students or time, mornings. Phone 332- single working people apartment. Available spring ROOM FOR gentleman, linenfur- 372-3196. 3-2/27 DEADLINE F O R D 1961 Galaxie V-8. Regular ENGINE 1966 Volkswagen, re- 8560. 3-2/28 nished. Private entrance and GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies: cently overhauled. $175.00. • Swimming pool term. 351-5842. 3-2/24 gas, 35,000 miles. Runs real parking. Close to bus and cam- Phone 882-1436. » 3-2/27 L E G A L SECRETARY for down- • Rental Offlce- N E E D ONE girl for Cedar Vil- AKC registered. Three months 1 P . M , one class day be- good. Body excellent. G r i l l pus. Call after 5 p . m . 372- town law office. Shorthand and 745 Bureham, Apt. 2 lage apartment» Available im- old. Reasonable. 669-9128. fore publication. rough. $275. Phone 484-2097. M E L ' S AUTO SERVICE: Large 2875. 3-2/24 typing required. Experienced mediately. 351-9062. 3-2/24 3-2/27 1-2/24 or small, we do them a l l . 1108 preferred. Call 372-5960. 351-7880 E. Grand River. 332-3255. C TWO MEN needed now or spring DUE T o 111 health-sacrifice. Cancellations - 12 noon one FORD F555 Falrlane 500 convert- 3-2/28 WANTED: ONE man now or term. Delta apartment. 332- F o r Sale Registered English Setter and class day before publica- lble. 390, V-8 engine, automatic, A C t l D t N T P R O B L E M ? 5 a l l f W O YEAR O L D needs compan- spring term. Apartment f37, B I C Y C L E SALES, rentals and Northwlnd. 351-7965. 5-2/24 8436. 5-3/1 puppies. ED 2-5762. 3-2/28 tion, power steering, and brakes. KALAMAZOO STREET BODY services. Also used. EAST ion. Adequate facilities, 40 hour LUXURY APARTMENT - One, WOULD YOU believe? dneapart- Dark blue with white power top. SHOP, Small dents to large- week or more. Spartan Village LANSING C Y C L E , 1215 E. Mobile Homes PHONE Only 12,000 miles. Owner must wrecks. American and foreign two, or three men. Swimming ment available for students, Grand I^lver. Call 332-8303. C apartment. Call 353-0984. F O R SALE or rent: Vindale pool Three or six month lease. 355-8255 sell. Best offer. Phone 351- cars. Guaranteed work. 482- 2-2/24 Call Casey, 351-7579 or 332- completely furnished, all util- ities paid. Call Nejac of East 1966 GIBSON bass amplifier, fix- 10' x 55', 2 bedroom mobile 6743 evenings. 5-3/2 1286. 2628 E. Kalamazoo. C EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY cellent condition. $200.00. Call home. Expanding living room, RATES F O R D 1^64 XL fastback. Vinyl GENERATORS .AND starters - 2563. 10-2/28 Lansing. 337-1300. C Gary, 353-0257. 5-3/2 for bright gal to assist major parquet dining area. 517-546- \ CAf si.50 top. New 427 rebuilt by Max 6 and 12 volt. Factory rebuilt, APARTMENT. SPRING andsum- CHALET LUXURY apartment: company in its advertising pro- 0089. 5-2/27 Curtis. 4-speed. \fter 6 p . m . as low as $9.70, exchange; used m e r , dishwasher, bathing area - Need four men to sub-lease. PX Store Frandor 3 DAYS $3.00 g r a m s . Short hours.?-on campus call 372-6157, daytime, John, $4.97. Guaranteed factory re- river. Lease. 351-9136. 5-3/1 351-4275. 10-3/2 Shop and Savel 5 DAYS ¿5.00 - excellent pay. Write AACS, Lost & Found IV 2-9784, 3-2/24 built voltage regulators $2.76 Graduate and Married Students Coats and jackets reduced to 30 North LaSalle, Chicago, Il- EAST LANSING near campus: (jLOVESl LEFT in a "Burgundy ( b a s e d on 10 w o r d s p e r ad) JE FP 1964 over.irive, 4-wheel exchange; shock absorbers, sell. Gloves, hats, earbands. linois 60602. 8-2/28 BAY COLONY unfurnished, two-bedroom du- Corvair Friday 17, 1967. Call drive, Y-8, must sell. Best each $2.99. ABC AUTO PARTS, Hunting, fishing and camp plex-type apartment. Faculty or 355-9084. 3-2/24 Over 10, 15< per word, per day, 613 E. South Street. PhoneIV5- APARTMENTS Items, including snow shoes. offer. 489-0'24. 3-2/27 F o r Rent 1127 N , HAGADORN staff. Phone 351-4114. 3-2/27 Also accessories for intra- FOUND: BLACK cat, male, wltfi 1921. C There will be a 50tf service LE SABRE 1966 two-door hard- TV RENTALS for students. Eco- Now leasing 63 units. 1 and ONE MAN needed: One month free mural sports. white feet. Spartan Village vi- and bookkeeping charge if top. Urgent! Best offer.George, Avoition nomlcal rates by the term or 2 bedrooms, unfurnished. rent. Waters Edge Apartments. ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA; cinity. 355-1238. 1-2/24 this ad is not paid within after 6 p.m. 627-5697. 3-2/28 month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT- Close to campus, shopping 351-4549. Tom. 4-2/24 FRANCIS AVIATION will finance davenport and chair, charcoal, LOST: BLACK wallet. Men's IM, one week. MERCURY Ì962 Monter ey hard- your flight training. Trial les- ALS. 484-9263. C center, downtown, and bus studio couch, study tables, two no questions. Reward. 355-6719. RIVER SIDE EAST four-man lux- top. Original owner. Must sell. son, $5.00. Single and multi- Apartments M line.Model open 9 a . m . - 8 p . m . . dressers, refrigerator, banjo, ury apartment available March 3-2/28 $595. 355-8022. 8-3/3 engines. 484-1324. C Daily and Sunday. bookcase, drapes, bedspreads. thfough September. 332-8292 or LOST DOG: small, black, long The State News does not MERCURY T960~ good shape, M^U FLYING CLUB now offers WANTED: TWO men or will rent rents from 1 35.00Per month 222 Ridge Road. ED 7-0700. entire Avondale apartment 351-5091. 3-3/1 haired, white throat and feet. permit racial or religious must sell. 332-4801. 4-2/24 pilot ground school to all who 332-6321 332-2571 3-2/28 spring term. 351-7748. 3-2/27 Male. Child's pet. Lost Feb- discrimination in Its ad- MG-B 1964 blue all accessories. would like to become pilots and EAST LANSING area: two blocks NEW WOLLENSAK Cartridge FOR RENT spring term, 4 girls, or 337-0511 ruary 3. Reward. 332-2009. vertising columns. Tne After 3 p.m. $1295 . 332-1705. to student pilots. Classes each to the campus. Modern four- portable recorder. Cost $125. with cooking. Approved. 310 TWO GIRLS needed for homey 3-2/28 State News will not accept 10-3/10 Wednesday night spring term. room apartment with fuli base- Sell for $90. 355-6725. 3-2/28 Charles. ED 2-1638. 3-2/28 apartment spring t e r m . Sun ment, attached garage, utilities GOOD USED furniture: two easy LOST: PEARL and gold bracelet. advertising which discrim- MG-B 1965, deluxe top, radio, $20. Sign up now by coming to deck. One block from campus, paid. Couples preferred. Avail- Sentimental value. Reward! Call inates against religion, our next meeting Tuesday, Feb- chairs, sofa, end tables, dining snow tires. Excellent condition. 63 NEW L U X U R Y $55.00, includes utilities. Call 353-6572. 3-2/27 race, color or national ori- ruary 28, Room 32 Union, 8:30 able at once. ED 2-8531, IV 5- and bedroom sets, rocker. 655- Telephone ED 2-5616. 5-3/2 sound proof u n i t s 351-7493. 3-2/24 gin. p . m . Aviation film and guest 6581. 4-2/24 MtJSTANG 1965. V-8 convertible, UNIVERSITY V I L L A PENT HOUSE 1 uxury apartment 1832. 1-2/24 Personal speakers. All men and women N E E D : ONE or two men for spring full power, new tires. $1650. APARTMENTS wants one g i r l . Good conditions. STUDY DESKS, small chests, THE NEW SOUND at MSU — students, staff, or employees of t e r m . University Terrace. Call 882-2758. 2/28 - 635 ABBOTT ROAD 332-3570 or 332-3579. 3-2/27 roll-a-ways & bunkbeds. New THE LIGHT BRIGADE . . . MSU interested In learning to fly after 5 p.m., 351-4301. 5-2/27 OLDSMOBILE, 1961. Four-door are encouraged to attend, or call - WALK TO CAMPUS TWO GIRLS needed spring term. and used mattresses—all sizes. groovy. Call 355-6957. Automotive - C O M P L E T E L Y FURNISHED Cute house, Inexpensive. Call TWO GIRLS for Avondale Apart- Study lamps, typewriters, tape hardtop. Good condition. $395 355-3192 or 353-0200. 3-2/28 3-2/27 CHEVROLET 1964 Biscayne, ment, $50.00 per month. Call recorders, metal wardrobes, V-M WEEK Is coming February or best. 351-7822. S-5-2/24 STUDENTS 2-BEDROOM 351-5395. 5-3/1 two-door, radio, automatic 351-9515. 5-2/24 portable TV sets, large selec- O l D S M O B I L E 98, 1965 holiday F L E X I B L E UNITS TWO BEDROOM, sublet. Avall- 20. Watch for special savings transmission. Good condition. Employment - L E T US HELP YOU FIND tion new & used electric fans. Sport Sedan, all power, Includ- able June 1. Minutes walk to Houtet on portable and component sys- 355-5844. 3-2/27 BEAUTY O P E R A T O R , exper- A ROOMMATE . Everything for the home. WIL- ing windows, antenna, trunk, Union. 337-1597, evenings. tems during VM week at NEJ AC CHEVROLET 1964, 6 cylinder, lenced, full time. Guaranteed 3 Man Units „ EAST SIDE: two unit for five COX SECOND HAND STORE, seats, rear speaker and many 3-2/27 of East Lansing, 543 E. Grand 4 door standard shift, no rust, wage. MARTIN'S HAIR FASH- 65.00 each fasr month men. $60/week. IV 5-0364. 509 E. Michigan, Lansing, Phone River next to Paramount News. more extras. Tinted windows; TWO MEN needed for Luxury one owner. $1000. Call 372- ION, East Lansing, 332-4522. 2-Man Units available 3-2/28 * i v 5-4391, 8-5:30 p . m . C 19,000 miles; like new. 372- apartment, spring term. 351- C 4380 after 6. 1-2/24 ' 10-2/28 Furnished Model Open Dayslk N E E D E D : ONE man. Close to 1166. 3-2/24 7516. 5-2/24 STEREO SYSTEM. Receiver, TREASURE SHOP, iNCTTO? PROOF MACHINE OPERATOR: evenings: See Manager or call campus. Cheap. Fully equipped. NORTH CEDAR, LANSING, CHEVROLET 1966 convertible, PLYMOUTH 1966 Belvedere. ONE - TWO girls. Cedar Vil- turn-table, speakers. Best offer prefer experience but not es- 332-0091,332-5833 before 8 pm 351-7163. 5-3/1 MICHIGAN.^(Let us sell your SS 396,' 4-speed, posltraction, 7,000 miles. Must sell. Two- lage. Spring term. Call Elaine, over $390. 355-6828. 5-2/27 sential. Good pay, good benefits. O N E GIRL needed for spring COLLEGE ROAD, 10 minutes treasures.) 5-2/28 tach. 355-5725. 5-3/2 door hardtop, automatic, power 351-7732. 4-2/27 MUST S E L L : Portable tape re- 5-1/2 day week. See M r . Miller, from campus. One bedroom du- r CHEVROLET 1960 six cylinder, steering, 318 cu. Inch. Phone EAST LANSING STATE BANK. t e r m . Bureham Woods apart- GIRL WANTED for Riverside corcfer. ¡2-guage shotgun, 22 NASSAU: NOT witHouT T TaTT, 485-5151. 3-2/28 ment. 351-4604. 5-3/2 plex. Private. Stove, refriger- wiglet, wig. Discount prices. stick, 4-door, dependable. $300 East Apartment. Spring term. rifle. IV 5-0147. 3-2/24 10-3/1 FOUR-GIRL furnished apartment ator, carpeter, carport. Prefer 337-0820. 5-2/28 or best offer. Call after 7 p.m. TE\fPEST 1<>66 OHC Sprint. Cail 351-9264. 5-2/28 355-1270. 4-2/24 Stereo tape. 13,500 miles. Tnir LAB ORATORY A ID: full time, available sprirlg t e r m . One block TVV'O GIRLS wanted spring term m a r r i e d couple. No children. GUITAR GIBSON J50. One year old. Excellent condition. Call THE PERSON to call for bands $1900.00. 337-0435, evenings. Salary $2.00 per hour. U.S. campus. Reasonable rent. 337- OR 6-5983, OR 6-4141. CHEVROLET 1963 Belair V-8 Poultry Research Lab. Phone 2345. 5-3/2 for Rivers Edge apartment. 351- 351-7239. 5-2/28 -TERRY MAYNARD, 482-4590, 5-2/24 automatic. Power. Four-door, 3-2/28 5457. 5-3/1 482-4548. C 372-1910, Extension 285. SAGINAW HIGH-WAY: Fur- ONE GlftL wanted For house transistor radio. IV 5-4996. VALIANT 1^64 convertible. Buc- N E E D TWO-three girls, or en- WOULD YOU like to save $30, DINO & THE DYNAMICS. The 3-3/1 nished, utilities Included. Gar- spring term. Cheap. Call Fox, S-5-2/24 ket seats. Good top. New back $40, o r $50 on a Garrard Motown soul sound. Ronnie, bage disposal, carpeting. 484- tire apartment available. Re- 351-9123. 5-3/1 window. Economy standard six. -ENGINEERS- changer? Huge shipment ar- IV 9-9126. 5-3/1 ' 9174, 627-9142. 3-^/28 duced rates. 351-7687. 3-2/28 CORVAIR 1963. Superb condition. New brakes. Excellent condi- A representative from the SIX MAN house $50.00 each. Half rived! Quotes must be in person. ESTABLISHED BAND Is reor- WANTED: ONE girl for Waters "PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE south, 4-speed. $675 or best offer. 351- tion. Call Stan, 332-0439. Jervis B. Webb Company In price for rest of t e r m . Call MAIN ELECTRONICS, 5558 ganizing. Needs lead singer and Edge apartment. Spring term. near Michigan Avenue: fur- 4498. 3-2/28 5-2/28 Detroit, Michigan will be on 485-3116. 5-3/1 South Pennsylvania Avenue, d r u m m e r . Call 339-8423. 351-6334. 3-2/28 nished studio with kitchenette. Lansing. C VALIANT 1965 station wagon. V- campus March 10. 3-2/28 FOUR-MAN luxury apartment, Private entrance, parking. Util- EAST LANSING: one bedroom CORVAIR 1961, four-door, auto- 200 model. 24,500 actual miles. Opportunities for graduating furnished. One block, Berkey. ities paid. $90.00 plus deposit. house, completely furnished, G A R R A R D LAB-80 with walnut THE OTHF.RSIDE. . . The Other- matlc transmission, snow tires. Clean, many extras. $1,250. students are excellent for 489-3569. 3-2/28 garage. Wood paneling through- base, plexiglass dust cover - side. . . The Otherside . . . Best offer over $250.00. Call Phone 393-2545. 1-2/24 those who desire a career in Ron, 337-1496. 10-3/9 D E S P E R A T E : N E E D one girl for out. $120 per month. 355-7590 and Empire 888P cartridge. triple great rock! 489-7916. 332-1968. 3-2/24 VOLKSWAGEN i960, sunroof, the Material Handling Industry WILLIAMSTON: NEW two bed- spring term. Discount. Chalet after 5 p . m . 351-7272. 3-2/24 Must sell, make an offer! Call 3-2/28 engine and transmission excel- and are interested In Diver- r o o m . Modern appliances, car- Apartments. 351-9413. 3-2/28 THREE GIRLS wanted for five Randy, 351-4291. 5-2/24 THE SOUNDS and the Sondettes lent. Must sell as Is Immedi- sification of Training in all peted, air conditioned. 10 min- Data M A L E GRADUATE student.Dou- bedroom house, spring term. F5K WEDDlKlG " a n d practical are now accepting bookings for ately. Call 332-2469 4-6 p.m. product areas from designing utes to East Lansing, $150 ble room, kitchen privileges. 351-9087. 5-2/27 shower gifts, complete line of spring t e r m . 351-9155. C 1-2/24 to whatever your abilities month. 655-1832.' 1-2/24 basket-ware. See ACE HARD- Processing carry you in this exciting Lansing. $7. IV 5-6307 after THIS SUMMER, large mob'lTe VOLKSWAGEN 1959. ENGINE T R A I L E R , 38 feet long, perfect 5:30. 10-2/27 WARE'S selections. 201 East THE SECOND STRING ROCK industry. for two. Spring term. 337-2459. home, completely furnished, on overhauled. New snow tires. Grand River, across from BAND with sax and brass. Sur- Runs real well in deep snow. VIVIANE WOODARD-cosmetics 10-3/10 TWO GIRLS needed now to lease isolated lake, by Cadillac. 355- prises. 353-2074. 5-3/1 TRAINEE Only $495. We take trade-ins at STRATI ON SPORT CENTER, 1915 East Michigan. IV 4-4411. will be conducting make-up SUPERVISED training classes for women in- terested in teaching make-up LUXURY apart- ment: ONE MAN spring and/or apartment, fall term. Call 353- 6574. 3-2/27 5873. GIRL NEEDED to share house 3-2/24 Union. Phone ED 2-3212. C summer term. 351-7549. WANTED: TWO male graduate close to campus. Call 351-9369 T h i s position is unusual for C and making extra money. No 5-2/27 students for luxury apartment after 5:30 p.m. 3-2/24 3 important reasons: VOLKSWAGEN \%1, good tire's", door to door. Write M r s . Dawe, TWO-FOUR men four-bedroom spring term. Whitehall Manor. condition. 9,000 miles on new 3308 South Cedar Street, number 351-5082 after 5 p . m . 3-2/28 ONE, TWO girls, share house. apartment. Good location. Rea- ACROSS engine. $625.00. Call 339-2944 eight, Lansing, or 882-2760. C $ l l / w e e k . Available immedi- 1. It offers a qualified sonable. 337-7736. 3-2/24 R E D U C E D RENT. Helpl - One 1 Sour sub- 2f> Specters after 7 p.m. 4-2/27 CHOOSE YOUR own hours. A few man for four-man pad spring. ately. 332-5977. 5-2/28 28 Shrine graduati, or undergraduate SUBLEASE FOUk-man apart- stances senior an excellent op- hours a day can mean excellent 351-7312. 3-2/28 ONE MAN for three man luxury (i Gr long K 10 Stout ment Spring term. Close to portunity to learn all facets Join the earnings for you as a trained TWO BEDROOM, furnished, $115 apartment, spring term. Private '). Succession tl Igllitcil campus. Parking. 351-4456. of data processing and how AVON representative. For ap- 11 Fungus <2 Boredom 3-2/24 month. Utilities Included. Phone bedroom. $65 a month. Car pointment In your own home, growth 34 Olii oath it relates to modern busi- ness management. %mSIH6 WORLD write M r s . Alona Huckins, 5664 ONE term. C I R C needed for spring University 669-9081. Terrace N E E D TWO girls spring. Apart- 3-2/24 necessary. Call 489-6358 after 3 P-m. 3-2/24 13 Punctual 14. Use 3 b 1 .a niprev t7 l)lagi .im School Street, Haslett, Mich- 2. He will be trained by of Yamaha igan, or call IV 2-6893. C-2/24 Apartments. 351—41Í . 3-2/24 ment near month. 351-6283. Berkey. $50.00 3-2/24 ONE MAN spring term for mod- ern duplex. Utilities included. Hi. Male cliilil 17. Succor 10 (.i.nii 12 lreak an outstanding Company in LUXURY APARTMENT for two, l'I Arrow 44 Roman $65.00 month. 351-6185. the fast growing Data Proc- $165.00. Close to campus. 351- p< pisoli C npcror 10-3/8 HERE'S A essing Service Industry ~ 4842, 337-7274. 5-2/28 20 Fragram 45 More inti DOWN 5 Disconnect with 80 offices from coast EAST LANSING - to share house, root.s tuck litte 1 Vipers (i Limb ONE GIRL for four-girl apart- 2 Kingl'ish to coast, furnished, private room. Park- 22. Blade »<> Morning r Public ve HAPPY IDEA ment spring term. University 11misture 3 l'errimi ing. $20.00 per week. 351-6647. 23. Largì hi. Ir Terrace apartment 2-E. 351- i Bluri «I 3. He will be well paid 2-2/24 artel v •7. Fr river K Sandy 7437. 5-2/28 10 Agitate during training, work with the newest equipment, and at for TODAY! PORSCHE 1 2 1' 4 5 771 S / / 6 7 S 12 Prescribes lor % be backed up by a full bene- 11 >1 m 9 l'i Curt fit program, paid by the Company. MSU's Yamaha vSi / ,/ IH E x c a v a t e I r i s h g r e e n , with t a n 1? 14 20 Baseball's Headqua rte rs Interior. Unbelievably 16 r / s 17 Y ; /¿s 18 y y 19 Mel Why not mail your ap- 21 Cut of meat plication today in con- sharp 29500 ¿0 ZI tl 2* Metal lag fidence to: Bowker & M o i les 24 Knill '65 M U S T A N G P 23 i ¿4 i25 Z6 Y / / 27 25 27 l'unie«! Kimono 289 Automatic. ft ^ M r . J , R . Waterman Cycle Shop 28 29 30 Hd»ll Red-matching inter- T h e Service Bureau 29 1 ntegi lU-tl ior. Sharp! Radio. 31 32 33 y ? 13 Oasotlhr V/< Corporation » f u l l Une of Yamahas Heater. White wall ¿VY ¿ V air Subsidiary of IBM * fast and expert service Couldn't trade your portable TV In when t i r e s . $1,595. '65 Olds Cutlass - 2 34 40 % 41 36 42 / / / 37 /// 43 36 3» 1 *> Presume '17 \ /ral you bought your color set? Why not make timber trrr i % 2201 E. Grand River Ave. some family happy by selling your extra door hardtop. V-8 44 43 48 Sun d^k television today with a low cost STATE four speed. Radio. 19 Fu nera! pile Lansing, Michigan 48912 2152 W. Grand River NEWS Want Ad? It's easy and fast . . . . PHIL GORDON Heater. White wall T7? 4é I /7/¡ 47 41 lins iiiinul Tel: (517) 485-5495 Used C a r s Okemos, Michigan Just dial 355-8255. t i r e s . 20,000 m i l e s . k '¿à 1 ¿úU 43 Burin A n equal opportunity employer Ph. 332-6977 Howard & Saginaw 484-1341 O N L Y $1,895. knife Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan » Personal Service A itch and Aure INTBRTAINMENT Tv RENTALS FOR STUDENT. S<>.06 L o u i s C o u n t y , ' ' m o t , anV month. Free service and deliv- ery. Call N E J A C . 337-1300. We guarantee same day service. Franchised Service Approved by Doctors and DSIA. The most modern and Only personalized service in Lansing, providing R o n A u r e , St. C l a i r , phys- ical education have been n a m e d s e n i o r s majors, Take a donee, Evèrybodys APPOINTMENT F OR pa s sport or application pictures now being taken at HICKS STUDIO. 24 hour or same day service. ED2- 6169. C you win iiaper pails, polybags. deodorizers, and diapers, or use your own. Baby clothes washed free. No deposit. Plant Inspection invited. AMERICAN o f t h e w e e k f o r t h e i r ath- letic MSU. contributions to Aure, a m e m b e r of Phi just any dance By V A L E R I E ALBE-RTS attraction at the Shaw Hall mixer The doing it. wi sitcir c/Mr l ihas a « ranhiri»H captured In Thi> The Soumis Kiili of India. Kappa S i g m a fraternity, This weekend Is a good time to beginning at 9 tonight. the fancy of the Western you'll hear the world's Thfc CIGAR BAND: The sound DIAPER SERVICE, 914 E . G l e r . i s c a p t a i n of t h e g y m - head homeward If you don't like Holmes Hall will open its coffee world. Y o u can hear foremost sitâr virtuoso you can hear. 485-4927. C-2/24 Call 482-0864. C n a s t i c s t e a m . He c o m - to dance and don't care for talent house " t h e Mad Y a k " at 9 to- it in pop. I n rock. I n folk performing the lyric music THERE IS no place like ' ' H o m e " Typing Service p e t e s in l o n g h o r s e v a u l t , shows. There are all types of night. of India. A n d e x p l a i n i n g and i n jazz. Everyone's or one of 19 other companies THESIS, TERM paper and man- f l o o r e x e r c i s e and t r a m - dances to choose from, every- Akers Hall will sponsor the experimenting with its intricacies. Y o u ' l l also with which . to be insured by uscript typing. IBM Electric poline throughout the thing from a semi-formal affair play " N o E x i t " by Jean Paul sample the intriguing Sartre at 7:30 tonight in the Mc- its fascinating string BUBOLZ INSURANCE, 220 Al- typewriter, courier type. Mari- to a costume dance. year. sound. Rut Ravi Shankar sounds of the exotic titbltl bert. C lyn Smith. IV 2-6113. 3-2/24 Coeds in university housing Donel Klva and again at 2:30 Aitch, s t a r t i n g center p . m . Saturday. is its master. and tamburtl, two will be granted their last 2 a . m . Peanuts Personal ATTENTION: Thesis and general on the b a s k e t b a l l t e a m , is At 11:30 a . m . Saturday on more authentic I n d i a n late permission of the term Sat- CRUNCH: HAPPY 19th. Love, the typing in my home. TU 2-5161. MSU's current leading urday night. WMSB-TV, Channel 1 0 , " G a m u t " IS) ^»»inVivtokt instruments. W e l c o m e to Thi's (T.R., Q.M., Big D, 1-3) 3-2/24 scorer. The biggest event of the week- will present a televised meeting the world of India. 1-2/24 I T PING: RE A SON ABLE rates. B e f o r e t r a n s f e r r i n g to end is Spinster's Spin, to be held of the Jazz Society of West Cir- JAN: CONGRATULATIONS on 3145 East Holt Road, phone M S U at the s t a r t o f h i s Saturday from 9 to midnight in cle Drive. O n COLUMBIA your new trench coat. Luv, Me. 694-0120. 4-2/27 junior year, A i t c h won the Big Ten Room at Kellogg Cen- ' An all-university costume RECORDS'* ter. dance, the Forestry Dept.'s 1-2/24 GENERAL TYPING in my home. a l l - A m e r i c a n h o n o r s at GAMMA PHI pledges: Coi gra;u- 393-3588. 3-2/24 Moberly Junior College Coeds attending will pay for the " S h i n d i g , " will be held at Dem- latlons on a successful raid. in Missouri. tickets and arrange transporta- onstration Hall from 8-12 Satur- E X P E R T TYPING service byre- The actives. 1-2/24 tion while their dates go along day night. tired secretary. Will pick up and Fee Hall is sponsoring a Bat- " f o r a free r i d e " to this semi- deliver. Call collect, 243-3116. tle of the Bands from 8-12:30 _ Recreation 5-2/24 f o r m a l affair. The highlight of the evening on Saturday night. Featured are: WEAR THE trademark of the Puerto Rican sun. Seven sun- TYPING. 9 years experience. Call Pat after 6 p j n . 355- 1 Who'sWhose will be the announcement of M r . The Cigar Francis X. Band, Collectors, and the Bushmen, The filled days and six fun-filled Sandi Reid, Benton Harbor, Mich- MSU and his court. 2860. 5-3/2 Plain Brown Wrappers and the nights In exciting San Juan. igan Junior to Douglas B. Spike, The All-Campus Talent Show {; in US A PINNINGS Road Runners. $205 includes luxury hotel ac- PAULA ANN HAU6HEY,typist. Manchester, Michigan Junior will be held In the Union Ball- commodations, direct DC-7 air IBM Selectrlc and Executive. Debbie Vellck, Flint, Michigan F a r m House. room at 8 tonight winding up M S U B o ö k Store MSU B o o k S t o r e MSU B o o k S t o r e MSU B o o k 1967 service Lansing/San Juan/Lan- Multilith offset printing. Pro- Sophomore to David Simon, Hunt- Union Board Week. Talent in- sing. Optional sidetrlp to Virgin fessional thesis typing. Re- ington Woods, Michigan Junior cludes the performance of folk M M Heidi L . A'llgaier, Wayne, Mict>- Islands. $18. Limited space sumes printed — $3.00/100 Alpha Epsilon P i . igan Sophomore to Mike L . Tlm- and Jazz groups, dramatic read- ings and piano concertos. S available. Make reservations page. 337-1527. C mons, East Lansing, Michigan now. 355-6364. 4-2/24 PERFECT C O P Y , lower fee. For Aleta Segal, Detroit, Michigan Sophomore Phi Mu Alpha. Venezuelan guitarist Alirio u Diaz will play at 8:15 tonight typing service, call Lee-Cee, Junior, University of Michigan to Service in Erickson Klva as part of the 337-9660 evenings. C-2/24 Ken Meskln, Detroit, Michigan Su?anne Wagner, Roscommon, B B Asian-Latin American-African 1 Wolverine NURSERY GROUP has two open- Junior Phi Sigma Delta. Michigan Junior Alpha Delta P I TYPING: THESES, term papers, to Ronald Meegan, Wyoming, Series. o o ings Monday, Wednesday, Fri- general. Electric typewriter. Michigan Junior Beta Theta PI, " C h a r a d e , " starring Audrey' day mornings. 351-6235. 2-6 Fast service. 351-6135. Transportation Hepburn and Cary Grant, will o p.m. 3-2/24 General Motors Institute. S-10-2/24 FLORIDA: MIAMI, Lauderdale, be shewn at 7 and 9:30 tonight k NATIVE FRENCHMAN, exper- Daytona, Bahamas. Leaving in Wilson Auditorium and again ienced teacher, will tutor all TYPING IN my home. By former secretary. Phone 677-5811. spring break. Inexpensive. 351- Jacqueline Kelly, Lakewood, Ohio Freshman to Allan Dewey, Glen- at 7 and 9:30 Saturday night in Reserve Yours levels. 355-8514 days. 3-2/24 3-2/24 6473. 13-3/10 Conrad Auditorium, sponsored S coe, Illinois Sophomore Tau Delta NOW PAPERS: quickly, ac- GUARANTEED TRANSPORTA- P h i . by Men's Hall Association and DIAPER SERVICE, Lansing's Fi- TERM t curately done. Two blocks from TlON, Madison and back, $10.00 Women's Inter-Residence Coun- nest. Your choice of three types. o Union. 337-2737. 3-2/24 March 3-5. Craig, 351-7568. ENGAGEMENTS cil. Containers furnished, no de- 3-2/27 Wilson Hall's coffee house r posit. Baby clothes washed free,' Jackie McCarthy, Pickford, TYPING DONE in my home, 2-1/2 complete with folk group enter-, Try our Velvasoft process: 25 WANT RIDES to Florida and re- Michigan Junior to Richard J . e years In Lansing. BY-LO DIA- blocks from campus. 332-1619. C turn. Spring break. Phone 351- Fineberg, Flint, Michigan Grad- 7377. 3-2/27 uate Student Delta Sigma PL talnment will be held In the terrace lounge from 8:30 to mid- Just 2 0 0 Left $10.00 MSU BOOKSTORE PER SERVICE, 1010 E. Michigan ANN BROWN, typist and "multi- night. IV 2-0421. C M M lith offset printing, disserta- Wanted Emmons Hall's mixer at Brody SEWING — IN my home. Get tions, theses, manuscripts, gen- Karen Sue Manecke, Farmlngton, begins at 8:30 tonight, complete BLOOD DONORS needed, $7.50 Michigan MSU Alumus Phi 8 your Easter outfit now. 485- eral typing. IBM, 16 years ex- with go-go girls and the Toniks. for RH positive, $10, $12 & $14 Gamma Nu to Dave Farner, Flint, U U 8864. 3-2/24 perience. 332-8384. C The Spontaneous Generation for RH negative. DETROIT Michigan Senior President - Del- and their go-go girl will be the MSU B o o k S t o r e MSU B o o k S t o r e MSU B o o k S t o r e MSU B o o k BLOOD SERVICE, INC., 1427 ta Sigma P i . East Michigan Avenue. Hours' LARGEST SAVE ON COLD WEATHER NEEDS 9-3:30 Monday and Tuesday; Sue Kreger, Hemlock, Michigan 12-6:30 Thursday. 489-7587. C Junior to FACULTY COUPLE needs three- Clemens, Michigan Sophomore. bedroom home by September, Ron Kunold, Mt. Dallas...home DISCOUNTS • T i r e Chains • Spark Plugs 337-1597, evenings. BABYSITTING WANTED in my Michigan home. Call 482-0966. 3-2/27 Carolyn Kay Balcom, Ravenna, uate. Senior to David G. 3-2/28 Thaler, Lowell, Michigan Grad- of LTV Aerospace NASA. D O D a n d AEC. XC-142A. the world's most As one of the nation's social, cultural and educa- • Anti-Freeze • Points tional capitals. Dallas offers its residents a clean, successful V ' S r O t , ADAM II. a future genera- • Condensors • Hose modern city, temperate climate, abundant housing tion V s r o i and many others • Thermostats • Mufflers and living costs substantially lower than most LTV Aerospace programs programs of today • Generators »Pipes cities of comparable size Dallas is also the home and better tomorrows challenge the imagina- ÏCM • Booster Cable • Starters ¿.B>otl*ries »Springs All the of LTV Aerospace Corporation, one of the city's largest industrial citizens and a major participant tion of engineers ,ind create diversified car'trer positions Ask your Placement Office, then see current events • Fuel Pumps »Wiper Blades in the United States' defense effoits our repiHsentative when he visits your campus Current programs include the Navy.and Air Force Or wnfe College Relations Office, P O Box 5907, A-7 Corsair II, the new low-level, close support Dallas, Texas /5222 An equal o p p o r t u n i t y aren't happening light attack aircraft; S C O U T launch vehicle for V A E R O S P A C E employer 0 0 * = ? f 3 0 « A 7 " / 0 I S / AUTO GLASS SPRING MACHINE SHOP SERVICE s a l e s & serv|c e - w e AIR-CONDITIONING SERVICE ALL MAKES in Viet Nam. ELECTRICAL Arr you up with what's happening in Medicine)' In Religion:' In Music? In Crime? In Literature? In Social Science? In Law? Find out in our March issue of Pageant where we don't piill C O M P L E T E L I N E NEW A N D R E B U I L T A U T O P A R T S punches. We've got 31 timely eyebrow-raising articles to nose through There's a lot of other things to get worked up about lie- 'SERVING GREATER LANSING FOR 50 *EARS sules Vietnam and Mao Tse-tung. F ^ V G P A N T •Wholesale & Retail - A l i v e l y thought- KRAMER provoking magazine. AUTO Our March issue is now oil sale. PARTS 800 E. Kalamazoo Phone 484-1303 The Fisher 95 SHOT-DOWN Lately ? DON'T L E T IT GET YOU DOWN COME TO The Jumbo 4:30 to 7:30 pm The compact home entertainment center that in per- formance and reliability, is in a class with fine studio - Featuring quality equipment. We invite you to see T H E F I S H E R 95, bflt most important, we invite Me and Dem Guys you to hear it. . . . BILC« ANO SPACK O» Vi ö/orw • vol/oh y a c r o n a u t i c b D / v i s i o r w • ken morst HAWAII LTO • RANOC SYSreM8 Ol H I FI B U YS Campus Interviews TAPE RECORDING INDUSTRIES TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28 CORAL GABLES 1101 E. G R A N D R I V E R , E.L. 337-2310 332-0897 Friday, February 24. 1967 3 Mìclifga'n State News, East Lansing, Michigan (continued f r o m page Daily editor oner ft rentra®* m ic affairs at U - M , All-campus talent What can you, who said he would be happy to as a marketing man, Rapoport said Thursday that the administration " i s not very ( happy with our brand of Journa- return to the university as pres- ident u|